India clearly stated that Arunachal Pradesh is an indisputable part of Indian territory and that its residents are fully entitled to hold and travel with Indian passports.
Prema Wangjom Thongdok, who resides in the UK, alleged that immigration officials claimed she was “not Indian” because “Arunachal is part of China” and asked her to apply for a Chinese passport instead.
"People's votes have been looted. The upcoming election is very important, and this is once again the election of freedom. It is an election to save the constitution and rights of the people of the country," he said.
A woman civil judge posted in Madhya Pradesh tendered her resignation on Wednesday alleging that a senior male judge whom she had accused of harassment was promoted to the post of judge in the High Court.
A woman contractual female attendant at AIIMS-Bhubaneswar was allegedly subjected to sexual harassment by a male nursing officer triggering protest by staff members at the premiere Centre-run healthcare institute in the State.
The human rights department of the Baloch National Movement (BNM), Paank, has strongly condemned the ongoing harassment and blatant violation of legal rights faced by Nadia Baloch and her sister inside Hudda Jail, Quetta, Balochistan, as reported on June 17.
Additional Director of Police (ADGP) H Venkatesh, who is in charge of law and order, has directed the City police Commissioner, Thiruvananthapuram to conduct further investigation into the missing necklace case, wherein a Dalit woman was unjustly taken into custody by the Peroorkada Police.
Singh stated that it is a matter of national concern that citizens who speak out against hate-mongers and advocate for justice and harmony are being subjected to online threats and digital mob lynching.
Following reports of harassment of Kashmiri students and traders in other parts of the country after the Pahalgam terror attack, J&K ministers on Saturday reached various states to meet the authorities and reinforce a sense of security among them.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Friday urged the government to “curb divisive moves" and initiate “firm action” against those indulging in disruptive activities across states by harassing students and traders belonging to Jammu and Kashmir.
