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UP BJP chief says upcoming election about "defeating those who want to destabilise India"
Pankaj Chaudhary condemned the opposition's recent protests, stating they aim to destabilize the country. He emphasized that the upcoming 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly election is critical for national stability. Chaudhary accused the opposition of seeking to mimic political movements seen in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. He noted the support from the youth and citizens in rejecting the opposition's efforts.
'Come to Parliament': Ashwini Vaishnaw challanges Opposition to debate in 'appropriate forum'
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to debate on political issues in Parliament. He emphasized that discussions should occur in the legislative forum rather than on social media platforms. Vaishnaw criticized the Congress party for undermining democracy and for previously introducing electronic voting machines. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also questioned Congress's understanding of democracy and its history of toppling governments.
SC refuses to transfer trial in Tirupati laddus ghee adulteration case out of Andhra Pradesh
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea for transferring the Tirupati ghee adulteration trial from Andhra Pradesh. Accused Machindra Shantaram Lanke argued that political statements created a hostile trial environment. He claimed that most accused were from North India, complicating language issues. The court established an independent SIT to investigate allegations of animal fat in Tirupati laddus.
‘You are not bigger than the Constitution’: Rahul Gandhi targets PM Modi, Shah and CEC Gyanesh Kumar at mega INDIA bloc rally
Rahul Gandhi addressed a rally in Delhi, alleging that the BJP has manipulated electoral processes. He claimed that 13.5 crore voters were improperly removed from electoral rolls, affecting the electoral outcomes. Gandhi emphasized that the opposition would take legal steps against Prime Minister Modi and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He criticized the BJP for capturing key institutions and concentrating wealth among a few industrialists.
Bengal govt now free to transfer I-PAC raid obstruction case to CBI: Mamata
Mamata Banerjee informed the Supreme Court that the new government can transfer the investigation to the CBI. The Enforcement Directorate sought an independent probe into the alleged interference in its operations. Banerjee's lawyer argued that with her departure as chief minister, there is no conflict of interest anymore. The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on whether the CBI should handle the investigation.
BJP's Hasirani Rath, Sakharov Sarkar take oath as MLAs in Bengal Assembly
Hasarani Rath and Sakharov Sarkar recently took their oaths as MLAs in the West Bengal Assembly in Kolkata. Their victories in the Nandigram and Rejinagar bypolls occurred after their predecessors vacated their seats. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari attended the swearing-in and highlighted the transparent live-streaming of the events. Adhikari expressed gratitude to voters and affirmed his commitment to fulfilling their promises.
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Amit Shah sets December 31, 2029 as deadline to make Punjab 'Nasha Mukt'
Addressing a gathering at a Vijayadashami event in Ludhiana, the Home Minister said that the transfer of Parwinder Singh Jhota's murder inquiry to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) ensures that influential conspirators will not be spared.
J&K administration orders probe into IAS officer's 'misconduct' with female JKAS officer
An inquiry has been ordered by the Jammu and Kashmir administration regarding alleged misconduct by IAS officer Kumar Rajeev Ranjan. This misconduct involved abusive language directed towards a junior JKAS officer during an online review meeting. Ranjan also threatened to suspend the officer and questioned JK Public Service Commission's authority. The incident has had strong reactions from political leaders and the JKAS officers' fraternity.
Rahul urges Prez to reconsider Dushyant Gautam's appointment as guv till CBI completes Ankita murder probe
Rahul Gandhi has written to President Droupadi Murmu urging her to reconsider Dushyant Gautam's recent appointment. He claims that appointing Gautam complicates the ongoing CBI investigation into Ankita Bhandari's murder. Gandhi emphasized the importance of the governor's trustworthiness and public perception during this turbulent time. The appointment of Gautam is viewed as undermining women's safety, according to Gandhi's letter.
Ankita Bhandari's parents, Congress leaders detained during India Gate protest
Delhi Police detained several opposition leaders and Ankita Bhandari's parents during a protest at India Gate. Congress leaders criticized the police action as an attack on democratic freedoms and justice. The protestors demanded the cancellation of Dushyant Gautam's recent appointment as Sikkim Governor. Family members of Ankita Bhandari expressed their discontent over political appointments amidst ongoing investigations. The situation reflects ongoing tensions surrounding the quest for justice in Ankita's case.
'Arrogance of power is suicidal': Congress slams PM Modi on Ram temple probe
The Congress has questioned the investigation into alleged donation theft at Ayodhya’s Ram temple, raising concerns over the 21-day delay in filing an FIR and why former trust officials Champat Rai and Anil Mishra were treated as witnesses. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh demanded an independent probe under Supreme Court supervision and questioned the accountability for 105 reported theft incidents.
SC raps UP police for FIR against 'unknown' rider
The Supreme Court expressed deep concern regarding an investigation by the Uttar Pradesh Police into a criminal case. A complainant reported that police registered an FIR against unknown persons after she captured a suspect. The court questioned the failure to include the suspect's name initially despite the complainant's action.
Sohrabuddin Case: 22 acquittals to be examined
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine whether the acquittal of 22 accused in the 2005 Sohrabuddin Sheikh alleged fake encounter case requires scrutiny, particularly after 92 of 210 prosecution witnesses turned hostile. A bench headed by CJI Surya Kant sought the CBI’s response and asked for statements of key witnesses, while making it clear that it would not revisit Amit Shah’s discharge, which had become final in 2016.
SC agrees to examine plea against acquittal of 22 accused in Sohrabuddin Shaikh encounter case
The Supreme Court agreed to examine a plea against the Bombay High Court's acquittal of 22 accused. The accused were linked to the 2005 alleged fake encounter case involving gangster Sohrabuddin Shaikh. Justice Bagchi noted the significant number of prosecution witnesses who turned hostile during the trial. The plea originates from the challenges presented by Sohrabuddin's brother, Nayabuddin Shaikh. The court will evaluate specific witness statements related to the acquittal.
BJP defends MMDR act amid opposition protests, cites Justice M.B. Shah Commission's mining report
BJP leader Peeyush Mohanty defended the MMDR Act amendment amid Opposition protests in Odisha, alleging the previous BJD government under Naveen Patnaik failed to act on recommendations linked to a mining scam. Mohanty said the amendment aims to regulate mining, prevent fraud and ensure better use of mineral resources, while rejecting Opposition claims of potential annual losses for Odisha.
'Wild witch hunt': Delhi HC refuses to entertain plea seeking FIR, probe against Justice Varma
The Delhi High Court dismissed a plea for an FIR and SIT probe into cash found after a fire. The court termed the petition a "wild witch hunt" and questioned the petitioner's standing. The lawyer petitioner withdrew his plea after the judge indicated dismissal. The cash discovery occurred after a fire at the residence of Justice Yashwant Varma. Justice Varma resigned earlier this year while facing impeachment proceedings.
Delhi HC refuses to entertain plea seeking FIR, probe against ex-HC judge Yashwant Varma
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court rejected a petition seeking an FIR and SIT investigation into cash discovered after a fire at the home of former judge Yashwant Varma. Justice Amit Bansal described the plea as a "wild witch hunt" and questioned the legitimacy of the petitioner's claims, noting that alternative legal remedies were available.
Disha Salian's father visits Matoshree to serve notice to Aaditya Thackeray
Satish Salian, father of late celebrity manager Disha Salian, served a ₹500 crore defamation notice to Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray outside Uddhav Thackeray's Mumbai residence. The notice follows Aaditya's claims that his name in the CBI's fresh probe into Disha's death was politically motivated. Salian has sought a public apology within seven days.
Disha Salian case: Father Satish Salian serves notice to Aaditya Thackeray, demands apology, Rs 500 crore compensation
Aaditya Thackeray, a leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), has received a legal notice demanding a public apology along with Rs 500 crore in damages. Advocate Nilesh Ojha indicated that the notice also addresses threats directed toward them. Satish Salian, Disha Salian's father, intends to visit Thackeray's residence concerning the circumstances of his daughter's death, as Thackeray previously disclaimed any connection and termed allegations baseless.
Supreme Court seeks report on 25 unnatural deaths in Manipur relief camps questions state action
The Supreme Court has directed the Manipur Chief Secretary to provide details on relief camp deaths. Unnatural deaths in camps, including one with alleged sexual assault, are a serious concern. The court questioned the state's investigation and compensation for these unfortunate incidents. It also sought information on preventive measures taken by authorities to avoid such deaths. The Supreme Court is monitoring investigations into cases arising from the 2023 ethnic violence.
Odisha rejects Dara Singh’s remission plea in Graham Staines murder case, tells SC
Odisha rejected Ravindra Pal alias Dara Singh's plea for early release. The Supreme Court granted Singh two weeks to amend his petition. Singh is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of Graham Staines and his sons. He has spent over twenty-five years in jail since his conviction. The court will hear the amended petition after three weeks.
Odisha govt rejects Dara Singh's plea for release from jail in Graham Staines, sons' murder case
Odisha government rejected Dara Singh's plea for early release from prison. He is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of Graham Staines and his sons. The State Sentence Review Board cited societal ramifications and recent disturbances as reasons. Singh has previously had multiple requests for release denied by the board. The Supreme Court had asked the state to make a decision on his plea.
Shaping the multipolar era: Foreign Minister Jaishankar outlines 6 diplomatic pillars for India’s global rise
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar identified six pivotal issues for India's diplomacy. India's growing global influence and responsibilities are increasing significantly. Diplomacy must adapt to global talent flow and rapid digital evolution. Engagement with the Global South and civilisational identity are crucial.
Suvendu Adhikari backs Hasirani Rath for record Nandigram bypoll win, puts minority voters to test
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari predicted a record victory for BJP candidate Hasirani Rath in Nandigram. He urged minority voters to support the BJP government in upcoming by-elections. Adhikari assured the people of Nandigram that all promises made would be fulfilled. The Chief Minister also pledged to withdraw false cases against BJP workers. He stated the government would work for the welfare and progress of West Bengal.
Surprised over CBI FIR in Disha Salian case, says Supriya Sule
Supriya Sule voiced surprise at the CBI registering an FIR in Disha Salian's death case. She alleged that federal agencies are being misused by the current government. The Bombay High Court had ordered a CBI probe into Salian's death earlier. Disha Salian died in June 2020, followed by Sushant Singh Rajput's death.
SC: Won't agree to any changes in reconstitution of high-powered committee in NEET protests case
The Supreme Court rejected requests to change its five-member committee. This committee will examine police actions against student protesters in Delhi. The court stated it would not presume bias in its appointed panel. It will allow public input and consider all submitted evidence. The committee's findings will assist the Supreme Court's deliberations.
ED raids Jarkiholi, MP daughter; Congress alleges targeting of Opposition leaders
Central agencies are being used to threaten opposition leaders, according to Karnataka Congress president B K Hariprasad. The Enforcement Directorate searched premises linked to state minister Satish Jarkiholi and his daughter. Hariprasad questioned the targeting of Jarkiholi and the lack of raids on his BJP-affiliated brothers. The Supreme Court has previously reprimanded the Enforcement Directorate for its actions. Further details regarding the investigation are still awaited by officials.
SC rejects proposal of Parsvnath Developers for homebuyers, asked it to file another
The Supreme Court rejected Parsvnath Developers’ proposal on handing over flats or repaying homebuyers, calling it another device to delay proceedings. The bench warned it may appoint a High-Powered Committee unless a proposal addressing allottees’ claims is submitted, while refusing an IRP plea to operate a frozen bank account.
Supreme Court directs Allahabad High Court to defer case over Rahul Gandhi's assets
The Supreme Court has directed the Allahabad High Court to defer proceedings concerning Rahul Gandhi. A BJP worker had filed a plea alleging disproportionate assets against the opposition leader. The court questioned the high court's order without hearing Gandhi's side. Agencies like the CBI and ED were also told not to submit investigation reports. The bench emphasized the principle of natural justice in such matters.
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