Hero of anti-terror operations alleges harassment by Gurgaon traffic police during midnight stop
He further claimed that one officer threatened him, saying, “I will take away your officer status,” after he insisted on a fair verification process.
He further claimed that one officer threatened him, saying, “I will take away your officer status,” after he insisted on a fair verification process.
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.
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.
Former Andhra Pradesh intelligence chief and senior IPS officer P Sitharama Anjaneyulu was arrested by the state CID from Hyderabad on Tuesday in connection with the alleged harassment of Mumbai-based actor Kadambari Jethwani.
A divyang man in Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh accused his wife and her mother of severe harassment and then committed suicide by hanging, showing the extreme step live on social media.
The deceased, identified as Uday Raj Mishra (30), hanged himself on Wednesday in his residence in Deeksha Nagar, under Gudhiyari police station, citing unrelenting torment and threats from his wife and her family.
In a statement, SAD spokesman Dr Daljit Singh Cheema welcomed the decision of Waris Punjab De head to hand himself over to the law.
