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Karauli Violence: Councillor booked; curfew extended till Apr 7
An Independent councillor, Matloom Ahmed, has been booked for allegedly inciting the violence in Karauli, sources said. The sources added that Ahmed, who has been identified as the main conspirator of the violence, is absconding. Ahmed has been accused of pelting stones at the rally, inciting violence and gathering crowd to attack those taking part in the rally.
Huge scale of sexual violence endured in Ukraine emerges
Particularly difficult for many to comprehend is the scale of sexual violence. As Russian troops have withdrawn from towns and suburbs around the capital in order to refocus the war effort on Ukraine's east, women and girls have come forward to tell the police, media and human rights organisations of the atrocities they have suffered at the hands of Russian soldiers.
Kremlin says military specialists found evidence of video manipulation coming from Bucha
Information provided by the Ukrainian side "should be subject to serious skepticism", the official said of the allegations levelled by Kiev. He claimed that Russian military specialists found evidence of video manipulation and other forms of fabrication coming from Bucha. "The facts and the timeline likewise speak against the veracity of the claims," he added.
ATS to probe Gorakhnath temple incident
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) will probe the incident of an attack on police constables at the Gorakhnath Temple in Gorakhpur.
Russian troops may have committed worse atrocities: Ukraine adviser
At least 410 innocent civilians were slaughtered in the cities of Bucha and Irpin to the west of Kiev, Ukraine has said, with bodies discovered littering roads and basements, and piled into hastily-dug mass graves as Russian troops fled the region at the weekend, leaving evidence of their crimes behind, Daily Mail reported.
Russia blames Ukraine for firing on civilians in Bucha
"The Ukrainian forces shot at people in Bucha, Kiev regionm regardless of whether they were carrying weapons or not. The main thing was that they were wearing white armbands. All the photos and videos published by the Kiev regime allegedly testifying to some 'crimes' committed by Russian servicemen in Bucha, Kiev region are just another provocation."
Now demand for banning loudspeakers in mosques in Karnataka
The state President of Sri Rama Sene, Siddalinga Swamiji on Monday demanded that action be taken immediately against those who are carrying out 'Azaan' (namaz) through loudspeakers as they are troubling the common people and creating noise pollution. "During the time of Ramzan, the use of sirens by mosques also annoys people. The state should step in and take action," he demanded. Raj Thackeray, the President of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) had demanded removing loud speakers from mosques and if not he had warned that 'Hanuman chalisa' would be played before loudspeakers.
7 people dead, 34 injured in Kharkiv shelling
The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office said at around 6 p.m. on Sunday evening, Russian forces shelled residential buildings in the Slobidskyi district, reports Ukrayinska Pravda. The Office said that 10 houses and a bus depot was destroyed as a result. Of the 34 injured persons, three were children, it added. Since the invasion began on February 24, Russian forces have been relentlessly shelling Kharkiv, which lies about 50 km from the countries' border, reports the BBC.
Heat wave sweeps northwest India
Maharashtra's Akola was the hottest with a maximum temperature of 44 degree Celsius, followed by Rajasthan's Barmer which recorded 43.5 degree C. According to the India Meteorological Department, Delhi too saw a hot day on Sunday with a maximum temperature of 41.7 degree Celsius being recorded at the Najafgarh monitoring station.
Close nexus between foreign interference and oust Imran campaign, says Pak Deputy Speaker
At the outset of the session, Law and Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry read out Article 5 of the Constitution and accused the Opposition of "disloyalty to the state", Geo News reported. Deputy Speaker Suri then quickly disallowed voting on the no-trust motion and adjourned the session for an indefinite time.
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