CJP alleges govt not honouring protest assurances, demands written commitment by Tuesday
CJP Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka warned that the outfit will launch another sit-in protest in Delhi if the government fails to honour the agreement.
CJP Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka warned that the outfit will launch another sit-in protest in Delhi if the government fails to honour the agreement.
While acknowledging the tragedy and the state's concern for the bereaved families, the bench said constitutional safeguards must prevail over executive decisions.
In a major breakthrough amidst the ongoing drive to make Punjab a safe and secure state as per directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Amritsar Commissionerate Police busted a cross-border illegal arms and narcotics smuggling module with the arrest of four individuals, and recovered five sophisticated .30 bore pistols, 2.015 kg heroin, and ₹5 lakh in drug money, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Monday.
In a major citizen-centric reform aimed at making land-related services faster, transparent and paperless, the Haryana government launched an online system that allows people to apply for and obtain digitally certified copies of Jamabandi, Mutation, Fard Badar and registered sale deeds without visiting revenue offices.
Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Monday extended support to tribal communities protesting against land acquisition for the Ken-Betwa river linking project in Madhya Pradesh, accusing the BJP government of denying them fair compensation and rehabilitation while suppressing their peaceful agitation.
The police will also interrogate the accused in connection with Maharashtra politician Baba Siddique’s murder, which took place last week.
Bihar Excise Minister Ratnesh Sada said culprits will not be spared and an SIT has been constituted to probe the case.
Dismissing the opposition AIADMK’s demand for a white paper on flood preparedness in the wake of the recent torrential downpour, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday said the state government is ready to face any rain-related exigency in future.
Previously, the bench observed that Section 6A was introduced as a humanitarian response to the aftermath of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War, a key historical event.
He said his government brought back lakhs of migrant labourers of the state from different parts of the country during the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
