Kerala Assembly adjourned following Opposition protests
The Kerala Assembly session was adjourned on Monday following the fierce protests by UDF MLAs over the alleged sidelining of 49 questions submitted by the Opposition to the ‘unstarred’ list.
The Kerala Assembly session was adjourned on Monday following the fierce protests by UDF MLAs over the alleged sidelining of 49 questions submitted by the Opposition to the ‘unstarred’ list.
Protests continued to rock western Uttar Pradesh against the alleged controversial statement made by Mahamandaleshwar of Juna Akhara and Mahant Yati Narasimhanand of Dasna Shiv Shakti Dham.
Many activists under the banner of the ‘Sakal Hindu Samaj’ held a protest in Gwalior on Tuesday. The activists declared that they would observe a ‘Black Day’ on 2 October, when the Bangladesh team is scheduled to arrive in Gwalior to prepare for the match.
Even as Bharatiya Kisan Union ( BKU) was holding a massive protest in Meerut and even forcefully entered the Paratpur police station last night over anomolies in the election process in the sugarcane committees, Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav has objected to rigging of polls in the sugarcane committee elections and has held the ruling Uttar Pradesh BJP responsible for this anti-democratic work.
Congress government in Telangana today faced spontaneous protests from the people living in areas along River Musi in Hyderabad whose houses were marked for demolition by state government officials conducting the survey for Musi Riverfront Development project.
The rally was called on Tuesday to protest the rape-murder of a woman postgraduate trainee (PGT) doctor at RG Kar Medical College Hospital in West Bengal’s Kolkata, recently.
The BJP is planning to further intensify its agitation over the R G Kar rape and murder case in the state.
Tafazul Islam was apprehended following an intensive investigation, but the search continues for the remaining two suspects.
Congress Madhya Pradesh in-charge general secretary Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, MP Congress Chief Jitu Patwari, MP Assembly leader of opposition Umang Singhar and other leaders led the protest from the MP Nagar area and marched towards the office of the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
The protest that led to rail roko against the sexual abuse of two four-year-old girls in reputed Badlapur school is politically motivated
