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Protest against Udaipur killing: Delhi Police detain nearly 70 members of Bajrang Dal, VHP
Amrutha Guguloth further said that no FIR has been registered in this incident. The members of VHP and Bajrang Dal gathered at the Jantar Mantar and raised slogans against the Udaipur barbarism and demanded justice for the deceased tailor. The members were seen holding placards that read give death sentence to Hindu killers', we won't let India turn into a Taliban state', among several others.
Twitter account that alerted police about Zubair's tweet 'vanishes'
As per the FIR copy of the case, accessed by IANS, the account, Hanuman Bhakt, bore the username @balajikijaiin. Zubair, 33, is currently in police custody and is being questioned over one of his objectionable tweets which he posted in 2018. After Zubair's tweet, his followers on social media amplified and created a series of debates and hate mongering in the thread.
First batch of Amarnath Yatra 2022 leaves for Valley
The batch including 717 pilgrims who left for the north Kashmir Baltal base camp, was flagged off from Bhagwati Nagar base camp by Lt Governor, Manoj Sinha around 5.30 a.m. on Wednesday. The Amarnath Yatra 2022 begins on June 30 and it will conclude on August 11 on Shravan Purnima coinciding with the Raksha Bandhan festival. The pilgrims left in a convoy for the Valley escorted by security forces.
Zubair's case is not politically motivated: Delhi Police
"It is not right to call this case politically motivated. He had been evasive during the questioning, which basically formed the ground of his arrest," Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO, Special Cell), K.P.S. Malhotra, told IANS. Zubair, 33, was arrested by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of Delhi Police's Special Cell for allegedly posting a controversial tweet that hurt sentiments of a particular religious community.
Delhi-NCR endures 'torture' weather, IMD says rainfall from Wed evening
With high humidity levels, morning had started on a sultry note. The sky was overcast at around 2.30 p.m. across Delhi and the IMD even issued a NowCast - forecast about weather for next three hours - that said: "Light to moderate intensity rain would occur over and adjoining areas of isolated places of west Delhi (Punjabi Bagh, Rajouri Garden, Patel Nagar), NCR (Dadri) Sohana (Haryana) during the next 2 hours."
Absence of injuries does not imply consensual sex: Patna High Court
A bench of Justice Ananta Manohar Badar, while hearing the appeal against the lower court's judgement in the 2015 Jamui rape case, overturned the verdict, holding that it is not necessary that internal or external wounds on the body of victim be needed as a proof of rape being committed. He cited a clause of Section 375 of IPC which makes it clear that only because a woman does not physically resist the act of penetration
Delhi police gets 4-day custody of Alt news co-founder Mohammed Zubair
Zubair, 33, was produced by the Delhi police before Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Snigdha Sarvaria at Patiala House Courts. The police had registered a case against him after getting a complaint from a Twitter handle, where it was alleged that he had tweeted a questionable image with the purpose of deliberately hurting religious sentiments.
Centre to hold meeting with states over rising Covid cases
A source said that the Health Secretary will review the current Covid situation and the vaccination status with states through video conferencing. With over 80,000 new infections, fresh Covid-19 cases in the week ending Sunday surged to the highest in nearly four months. However, the deaths from the virus have remained low compared to previous outbreaks.
1 killed, 11 hurt in Mumbai residential building crash
According to the officials, the entire wing of the ground-plus-three floor Naik Nagar Building in Kurla east crashed minutes before midnight, trapping many persons living there. The rescue teams of Mumbai Fire Brigade and other agencies besides local volunteers, who rushed there noticed a potential risk to the adjoining second wing which could also collapse anytime.
Bengaluru to host 9 meets related to G20 Summit: Bommai
The Chief Minister in his address after releasing the book 'Modi@20, Dreams Meet Delivery', said India is set to host the G20 Summit 2023. The heads of 20 leading countries of the world would participate in it. "Bengaluru would host 9 meets related to G20. India is gaining in strength in defence, economy, education and other sectors. The summit would be held in India under Modi's leadership," he stated.
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