Author: Mariya.James
Mariya James is an Undergraduate student pursuing a triple degree at CHRIST(Deemed to be University), Bangalore. She is enrolled in the JPEng (Journalism, Psychology and English) course. She completed high school in Indian School Ajman in Ajman, UAE. She 'identifies' as an ambivert and is an avid reader.
Atiq Ahmad was a five-time state legislator and former member of Parliament from Phulpur. He rose to prominence in the 1990s and established himself in the realm of organised crime, using his fief to dictate local land deals, contracts, and real estate developments. He was declared the winner as an independent candidate, kicking off a long and contentious career in which he employed a mix of crime and politics. He held court at his sumptuous home in the Chakia neighbourhood, just 2 kilometres from the Colvin Hospital grounds where he was gunned down. The most important details of the phrases Raju Pal, political, court, and state are that Ahmad would hold court and judge his opponents’ fate, and even sentenced people in several cases.
He won As an independent again in 1991 and 1993, and joined the Samajwadi Party three years later. Raju Pal, a key witness in the 2005 Raju Pal murder investigation, was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping lawyer Umesh Pal in 2006. In 2018, a Lucknow-based realtor was allegedly thrashed and kidnapped by Ahmad’s aides, leading to the Supreme Court to order Ahmad’s removal from the state. Ahmad was arrested for the first time, but his conviction did not affect his power, as he allegedly continued to run his crime empire from inside bars, even ordering strikes and killings. In 2016, his aides allegedly assaulted the personnel of a college in Prayagraj for taking action against pupils detected cheating on a test.
As a result, Ahmad was caught and imprisoned the following year, and in 2018, he fled the states. Ahmad died not long after, highlighting the increasing infamy of the case.
Manish Sisodia, a jailed former deputy chief minister, wrote an open letter from Delhi’s Tihar prison in which he questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s educational background and emphasised the importance of having a well-academically qualified leader in the nation’s top elected position. Manish Sisodia, an AAP leader and a former deputy chief minister of Delhi, appeared in court on Rouse Avenue in relation to the Delhi excise policy issue. The Gujarat High Court last week overturned a central information commissioner (CIC) order from 2016 that enquired about the information regarding Modi’s academic credentials under the Right to Information (RTI) Act.…
Shahrukh Saifi was arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad and Kerala Police on Wednesday in Ratnagiri. Shahrukh is the prime suspect in the arson attack in the Kozhikode train arson case. Nobody in Shahrukh Saifi’s Shaheen Bagh neighborhood in southeast Delhi suspected him of being anything other than a reclusive young man who kept to himself and did not engage much with the locals. Even his own family did not accuse Saifi of having antisocial tendencies, but after he vanished on March 31, Saifi’s father reported him missing to the local police station out of worry. A family member revealed…
A democratic republic cannot function without an independent media according to the court.According to Live Legal, the Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the Centre’s telecast restriction on Malayalam news station MediaOne. The court ordered the government to renew the broadcast licence for the news channel within four weeks. A bench constituting of Justice Hima Kohli and Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud ruled that the government was depriving citizens of their legal rights by utilising national security as a tactic. On January 31, MediaOne TV stopped broadcasting after the Centre halted it for “security reasons.” The High Court stated that…
Recent social media footage of a woman using the Delhi metro while wearing a Handmade bralette and a skirt has gone viral, drawing explicit to condemnatory comments. This has sparked a discussion on “obscenity” and free speech in India. What is stated in the obscenity law? Obscene material cannot be sold, distributed, or published, according to Section 292 of the Indian Criminal Code (IPC). Also, it offers the IPC’s exclusive definition of “obscene.” According to the provision, anything that is lascivious or appeals to the prurient interests shall be considered obscene. Some regulations take the issue of “obscenity” and “indecency”…
The still-flooded nation of Mozambique is dealing with a growing cholera outbreak that threatens to exacerbate the catastrophe weeks after the powerful Freddy Cyclone struck the region twice. Freddy Cyclone: Longest-lasting, Deadliest Impact According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, there were over 19,000 confirmed cases of cholera in eight different provinces of Mozambique as of March 27. This number had nearly doubled in a week. Freddy Cyclone, which affected Mozambique twice and lasted more than five weeks, was probably the longest-lasting cyclone ever. 165 persons perished in Mozambique, 17 in Madagascar, and 676 in…
Anurag Thakur, union minister, charged West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee When the Bharathiya Janatha Party and TMC continued to trade insults over the violence that occurred during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah, it stoked tensions in the state on Sunday. In a statement to the news agency on Saturday, Thakur accused Banerjee of being “anti-Hindu” and “prejudiced” in response to the alleged murder of Bharathiya Janatha Party worker Raju Jha. Anurag Thakur’s Words He said that the “shobha yatra” had to be stopped because “Ram bhakts’ “ in the state were being attacked. The Ram Navami Shobha yatra…
Pinarayi Vijayan, Chief Minister of Kerala visits to meet with Jagdeep Dhankhar, the Vice President of India, in Delhi on Friday, 24 March. The meeting was organized at Mr.Dhankhar’s residence situated in Delhi. The Vice President called Kerala’s high social development index a remarkable accomplishment and applauded it. The Vice President gladly accepted the Chief Minister’s invitation to travel to Kerala. The Vice President stated that a visit to Kerala would be undertaken soon and that the principal and teachers at Sainik School during his time as a student were Malayalis. The Vice President was wrapped in a ponnada (traditional…
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of The Indian National Congress (INC) was sentenced to two years imprisonment after being charged with criminal defamation. Purnesh Modi, MLA of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) filed a case against Mr.Gandhi in 2019. He was the former Gujarat minister.The defamation case was filed over a statement Mr.Gandhi stated during a rally. The speech was addressed to the audience in the rally that happened at Kolar in Karnataka in 2019. It took place ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.He said, “How come all thieves have the common surname, Modi?”.The statement was meant to be a hurl…
Wednesday marked the start of day 5 of the Punjab police’s search for Amritpal Singh, the leader of Waris Punjab De and a known Khalistani. The extremist preacher is still on the run, but the police have launched a big crackdown while his uncle Harjit Singh and driver Harpreet Singh have already turned themselves into the Jalandhar police. In order to apprehend the extremist preacher, the Punjab government prolonged the suspension of mobile internet and SMS services from Monday till Tuesday noon. Also being detained by the state police are 78 members of the group he led. Amritpal Singh Wanted:…
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