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Volunteers getting notices from two police forces: CJP
Abhijeet Dipke has alleged that BJP is planning 'violence' during CJP protest in New Delhi on Oct 10.
Rahul, other Congress leaders released by Delhi Police after detention
Rahul Gandhi, along with numerous Congress leaders, found themselves detained after an eight-hour sit-in protest at Akashvani Bhawan, where they demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to accusations of vote theft. The protest shifted to New Police Line, Kingsway Camp as Congress workers continued their demonstration.
INDIA bloc march: EC says no party requested meeting till 4 pm
The Commission said it learnt through the media that during the march of certain political parties towards the commission headquarters, some MPs wanted to meet the poll panel along with their delegation.
Election Commission rejects Rahul Gandhi-led MPs' meeting request amid SIR row, says 2025 procedure must be followed
The Election Commission of India refused to meet a delegation of 240 MPs led by Rahul Gandhi. This decision followed a day of protests in the national capital against the Chief Election Commissioner. Congress leaders, including Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, were detained during the protests. The Commission stated that no formal meeting request had been submitted by the deadline.
Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Vadra detained by police amid protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar at Akashvani Bhawan
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were detained by Delhi Police during a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. Earlier, several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders were also detained outside Akashvani Bhawan. The Congress leaders are protesting until they can meet the Election Commissioners regarding the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Meanwhile, misleading social media posts about government intervention were debunked by the PIB Fact Check unit.
Delhi protests: Video message highlights 'misbehaviour, assaults' faced by female cops
The remarks come amid ongoing protests in the New Delhi district, including demonstrations involving the Cockroach Janta Party, student organisations and Congress-led opposition parties near Parliament. Delhi Police has deployed personnel in large numbers to manage the gatherings and prevent any escalation.
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UK probes Meta over safety risks of Instagram Instants feature
Instants is a feature on Instagram that lets users share content that vanishes after everyone has seen it. This means you can post photos or videos without worrying about them sticking around forever.
Delhi Police arms frontline personnel with bodycams amid protest-related allegations
Delhi Police is implementing the use of body-worn cameras for frontline officers managing protests in New Delhi. This initiative aims to document interactions between police personnel and protesters during demonstrations. The recordings will serve as evidence in cases of alleged misconduct by officers or protesters. Following complaints of misconduct by police during a recent protest, investigations are underway.
Delhi Police arrests man over AI video falsely showing ACP Vivek Bhagat sexually assaulting woman
Nadeem Ahmed Ameen, a 24-year-old man from Haryana, was arrested for sharing a fabricated video. This video depicted Assistant Commissioner of Police Vivek Bhagat allegedly engaging in inappropriate conduct. Police are investigating whether this act was part of a larger conspiracy against the Delhi Police. Ameen claimed to be a journalist and was running an Instagram account with 24,000 followers.
CJP activists getting police notices, being pressured not to join Oct 10 Delhi protest: Abhijeet Dipke
Abhijeet Dipke has claimed that police are pressuring Cockroach Janta Party activists not to attend their protest in Delhi. The proposed agitation is scheduled for October 10, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Dipke expressed concern over police questioning travel expenses and potential violence predictions. He criticized the intervention of Chandrapur police regarding participants traveling from Maharashtra to Delhi.
Delhi protest: Additional DCP charge withheld for ACP accused of sexually harassing journalist
The Delhi government has decided to withhold ACP Vivek Bhagat's additional duty charge amid sexual harassment allegations. Bhagat voluntarily requested to delay his new role pending a full inquiry into the accusations. These allegations involve sexual harassment against three women journalists during a recent protest. The complaints have been forwarded to the Crime Branch for a thorough investigation.
'Co-pilot planned attack before joining Flydubai'
The co-pilot of Smit Machchhar had plans of crashing into Ben Gurion airport earlier this year as well; he was a failed student at Melbourne university.
Supreme Court tells Delhi Police to create fear among goons to prevent crimes against women
The Supreme Court has made it clear that the Delhi Police must take decisive action to safeguard women from crime. In its directives, the court called for heightened monitoring and foot patrols in areas known for vulnerability, such as parks and schools. The court also insisted on the importance of overseeing CCTV footage and reacting quickly to anything suspicious. As festivals approach, police were cautioned about potential crime spikes.
Parliament Street violence: Delhi Police files 4 FIRs for rioting, stabbing and obstruction; 18 arrested
Following tumultuous protests outside Parliament Street, Delhi Police have filed numerous FIRs and taken 18 individuals into custody. Demonstrators allege misconduct against women journalists by police, leading Rahul Gandhi to call for the disclosure of pertinent CCTV footage. The escalating tensions are a reaction to protests targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's electoral revisions. The police have escalated claims of misconduct to the Crime Branch for further inquiry.
Bengal approves 14,454 govt posts, Rs 50,000 scheme for unmarried women pursuing higher education
The government also raised the monthly remuneration of 'Karmabandhus', part-time support staff, from Rs 5,000 to Rs 8,000, while increasing the food allowance for SC and ST hostel students from Rs 1,800 to Rs 3,300.
Rahul Gandhi attacks Delhi Police over Jantar Mantar allegations
Rahul Gandhi has accused Delhi Police of targeting women protesters and journalists during recent protests in the capital. He has called for the release of CCTV footage from Saket police station for transparency. Allegations of misbehavior and harassment towards women journalists were reported during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Delhi Police has confirmed receipt of the complaints and is conducting an investigation through its Crime Branch.
"Why won't they speak to us?" CJP's Saurav Das protests over journalist's FIR demand after alleged harassment by Delhi Police
Recent protests erupted outside the Parliament Street Police Station after a female journalist reported police misconduct. The Cockroach Janata Party has called for an FIR to be registered, emphasizing the gravity of the allegations. In response, the Delhi Police stated that the complaints have been handed over to the Crime Branch for investigation.
Protest against CEC Day 3: AISA activists attempt return to Jantar Mantar amid heavy barricading
AISA activists mobilized in Delhi for the third consecutive day, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Protesters clashed briefly with police as they attempted to cross barricades towards Jantar Mantar. Over 500 individuals, including students and political leaders, were previously detained during the demonstrations. The protests emerged in response to alleged irregularities in the Election Commission's handling of the electoral process.
Shooting in Baltimore leaves 12-year-old girl dead, three injured; police launch probe to nab suspect; here’s what happened
A shooting incident unfolded at Leon Day Park in West Baltimore as a youth football game turned tragic. An argument between two adult men over a parking dispute escalated into a shooting, claiming the life of a 12-year-old girl and injuring an adult woman. Two other men received treatment for minor injuries. Authorities are currently investigating the case and have yet to make any arrests.
Delhi: Three women journalists allege sexual harassment during protest, crime branch to probe
Three women journalists have alleged sexual harassment by police personnel during protests in New Delhi. The complaints have been transferred to the Crime Branch for a thorough investigation and inquiry. Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi criticised the Delhi Police for their actions and held the Home Ministry accountable. Demonstrations were held against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, leading to multiple arrests.
Who was Mad Sandhu? Punjabi influencer and makeup artist shot dead in Amritsar
In a shocking incident, renowned Punjabi makeup artist Mad Sandhu was shot by two people in Amritsar on Loharka Road. This event unfolded in the evening on Saturday, resulting in serious injuries. Despite immediate medical attention at Fortis Hospital, he sadly passed away. Known for his vibrant presence on social media and expert makeup skills, Sandhu's untimely death is a significant loss. Authorities are currently investigating, claiming they have potential leads.
Mad Sandhu death reason: Who was the social media influencer and what happened to him? Check details
Mad Sandhu news: Mad Sandhu, a makeup artist and social media influencer, was shot dead in Punjab on Saturday. He sustained two gunshot wounds and died during treatment at Fortis Hospital. Police have begun an investigation into the incident and are gathering leads. An FIR has been registered after taking statements from the victim's family. The motive and identity of the attackers remain under investigation.
Mad Sandhu death: Makeup artist-influencer known for LGBTQ+ advocacy dies after fatal shooting attack
Punjabi makeup artist and influencer Mad Sandhu was shot dead in Amritsar after two unidentified men allegedly opened fire at him. As police investigate the killing, a video showing Sandhu injured on the road has gone viral online. Known for his makeup and fashion content, Sandhu had also spoken openly about LGBTQ+ acceptance and being gay despite facing homophobic trolling.
1,000 detained as AAP, student groups take to streets in Delhi, stopped from reaching Jantar Mantar
Protests erupted in central Delhi with thousands of activists demanding Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over electoral irregularities. Police detained nearly 1,000 individuals, with internet services also suspended in the area. Various political and student organizations, including Aam Aadmi Party and Indian Youth Congress, participated in the demonstrations. Protesters accused the Election Commission of not ensuring the integrity of the electoral roll.
Kashi all set to host 3-day IAF air show; PM Modi may come
Kashi is preparing to host an Indian Air Force air show from October 24 to 26 this year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh are expected to attend the event. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has reviewed preparations and arrangements for spectators. Officials are focused on ensuring crowd management and emergency arrangements across Varanasi.
Las Vegas First Friday shooting leaves 3 people injured as police launch probe and secure area
During the First Friday event in Las Vegas' Arts District, a shooting led to the hospitalization of three persons. The incident occurred around 10:17 pm at Charleston Boulevard and Main Street, prompting a police response and an ongoing investigation. The incident has come shortly after another shooting incident at Eden Prairie High School in Minnesota on Friday night.
Slap row: Delhi Police files non-cognisable report for voluntarily causing hurt against Parvesh Verma
Delhi Police has filed a non-cognisable report against PWD Minister Parvesh Verma under Section 115 of the BNS after he allegedly slapped a man during a road inspection in west Delhi. The incident, captured on video, followed an AAP MLA questioning the quality of newly laid roadwork.
Women's safety concerns trigger campus protests from Delhi to Punjab as clashes, misinformation fuel unrest
Concerns regarding the safety of women students have led to protests on various campuses across India. In Delhi, the alleged gangrape of a teenager prompted demonstrations demanding better safety measures. Meanwhile, protests in Punjab were fueled by unverified claims of missing students and sexual assaults. These incidents resulted in violence, property damage, and clashes with police at multiple universities.
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