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Canada Labels Lawrence Bishnoi Gang as Terrorist Organization Amid Thaw in India Relations
With this announcement, Canadian officials are now allowed to freeze or confiscate any asset owned by the group in Canada, including funds, vehicles, and properties. The action gives law enforcement more authority to go after members of the network, particularly when it comes to the funding of terrorism. Immigration officials will also be able to prohibit suspected members from coming into Canada.
Thousands Take to Streets in PoK Protesting Shehbaz Sharif Government
The AAC's appeal for a "shutter-down and wheel-jam" strike—liable to go on indefinitely—has heightened tensions, with Islamabad deploying security personnel in huge numbers and cutting off internet services from midnight to forestall mobilisation.
Amit Shah Turns Down Naxals' Ceasefire Proposal, Urges Them to Surrender Arms
"Recently, to create confusion, a letter was penned saying that whatever has happened till now was a mistake, that we should declare a ceasefire and we (Naxals) wish to surrender. I want to announce that there will be no ceasefire. If you wish to surrender, there is no requirement of a ceasefire. Surrender your arms, not a single bullet will be fired," Shah announced.
Stampede at TVK Chief Vijay’s rally leaves 34 dead, including children
Police officials told NDTV that the stampede was caused when a few visitors collapsed in the midst of a crowd surge.
Top cop: Pakistani intelligence officer linked to Sonam Wangchuk held
Addressing a press conference here, the Ladakh police chief said: “Let me share with you today, we have arrested a PIO (Pakistani intelligence officer) who was in contact with Sonam Wangchuk and was sending reports about him to Pakistan.
Cleric Tauqeer Raza Khan detained as ‘I Love Muhammad’ protest in Bareilly turns violent
"Tauqeer Raza has been arrested and further legal actions are in progress. The situation is calm and in control," Bareilly SSP Anurag Arya informed the media.
India at UN rejects Trump’s ceasefire claim, warns Pakistan on terror: ‘No room for any third party’
Exercising India’s right of reply at the 80th UN General Assembly, Petal Gahlot, first secretary at India’s permanent mission to the UN, said: “India and Pakistan have long agreed that any outstanding issue between them will be addressed bilaterally. There is no room for any third party in that regard. This is our longstanding national position.”
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