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Big success of Anti-Gangster Task Force in Punjab, Gangster Taranjit Singh alias Jassa killed in encounter

In Pirmuchhalla, Zirakpur, Punjab, the Anti-Gangster Task Force, and miscreants had an encounter. In the Zirakpur incident, two rounds struck Taranjit Singh, the henchman of terrorist Harvinder Rinda. In the incident, gangster Taranjit Singh, also known as Jassa Haibowalia, was slain.

There are rumors that Taranjit Singh is particularly close to terrorist Harvinder Rinda, who resides in Pakistan. Six murder and extortion cases have been filed in Punjab against Taranjit Singh. He was one of the most wanted gangsters of the Punjab Police.

Supreme Court’s decision on Article 370, said- Jammu and Kashmir should get state status

Article 370 Supreme Court Verdict: The Supreme Court‘s five-judge Constitution panel has ruled on the cases contesting the repeal of Article 370. Jammu & Kashmir, according to CJI Chandrachud, is an integral part of India. It is inappropriate, he argued, to contest the Center’s decision.

It is not possible to challenge any decision made by the Center on behalf of the state, according to the CJI. As a result, there will be chaos and confusion, and state government operations will stall.

Supreme Court’s decision on Article 370

The Chief Justice stated that the President’s decision is legitimate. Jammu & Kashmir is subject to all of the Indian Constitution’s provisions.

According to the CJI, the President of India is not bound by the recommendations of the Constituent Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir.

According to CJI, we order the immediate restoration of statehood in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Chief Justice of India declared that we have instructed the Election Commission to set up elections for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly by September 30, 2024.

According to the CJI, the President does not need to issue an order on Article 370 based solely on the Jammu and Kashmir Constituent Assembly’s suggestion.

AIIMS Delhi Pneumonia Cases: Media Misinformation Fuels Panic, Says Government

AIIMS Delhi: Media reports claiming detection of bacterial cases in AIIMS Delhi linked to the recent surge in Pneumonia cases in China are misleading and inaccurate. Mycoplasma pneumonia is the commonest bacterial cause of community-acquired pneumonia. Pneumonia Cases in AIIMS Delhi have no link to the recent surge in respiratory infections in children in China: Government of India

15 schools in Bengaluru received bomb threat emails, bomb squad team started investigation

Bengaluru School Threat: Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, got emails on Friday morning threatening to bomb about fifteen schools. Following it, there is now tension throughout the entire region.

Even though the administration has mandated that all schools be evacuated, they believe that this type of correspondence has been purposefully distributed. Currently, a comprehensive inquiry is being carried out before ruling out any possibilities. Teams from bomb squads have begun their investigations close to numerous schools.

Not long after learning of this news, the Deputy CM examiner also paid a visit to a school. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reacted to this report by saying, “I have instructed the police to conduct an investigation. Since security precautions have been taken, parents don’t need to worry. I’ve given the police orders to tighten security and check schools.” “A directive has been issued. The police department has provided a preliminary report.

Outbreak of undiagnosed pneumonia in China is taking a toll on children, Delhi doctor advises

Chinese Pneumonia Outbreak: In China, the number of cases of N9N2 among children is rising quickly. In addition, a large number of persons have respiratory illnesses. Children are suffering greatly in China as a result of the undiagnosed pneumonia outbreak. Children’s hospitals in many places are crowded, according to media reports.

The director of Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Dr. Ajay Shukla, has recommended people exercise caution and cleanliness in such a situation. He advised anyone suffering from an infection or respiratory illness to exercise caution and keep their distance from other individuals. But as of yet, no comparable case has surfaced in India. Thus, there’s no reason to freak out.

“I would only caution folks to exercise caution. Since many of these cases are viral, maintain good hygiene and seek medical attention if you suspect someone else has this respiratory disease or infection, advised Dr. Shukla. Try to keep your distance from other people if you are contaminated and there’s a chance they could get infected.

Big relief to Canada after diplomatic dispute, India resumes e-Visa services for Canadian citizens

India started offering Canadian citizens e-Visa services again on Wednesday. After an almost two-month break, the Indian government has started providing electronic visa services for nationals of Canada.

Due to rising tensions between India and Canada as well as diplomatic expulsions from both nations, India suspended its visa program in Canada earlier in September, citing “operational reasons.”

We would like to inform you that visa services were halted on September 21 due to an ongoing diplomatic disagreement over Canada’s assertions that “agents of the Indian government” were responsible for the June death of Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Supreme Court notice to Center on Kerala government’s petition against the Governor

Kerala: Regarding the Kerala Governor‘s refusal to approve the Assembly’s enacted measures, the Supreme Court has sent notices to the Governor’s office and the Center.

For the upcoming hearing, the bench of CJI DY Chandrachud has requested that the Attorney General and the Solicitor General appear in person with the relevant documentation. The adjourned hearing is scheduled for December 1.

The Kerala administration accused Governor Arif Mohammed Khan of sitting on key government laws and doing nothing about the bills that the Assembly had passed.

In its petition, the State of Kerala claimed that the Governor’s actions in prolonging the status of the Bills beyond a reasonable doubt constituted clear arbitrary behavior and violated Article 14 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to equality.

Case of stone pelting on Dalit women in Nuh, stone pelting from Madrasa, FIR registered

Nuh Violence: It came to light in Nuh late on Thursday night that some malicious elements were throwing stones at Dalit ladies who were returning from worshiping the well. Numerous female injuries have also been reported. Since the dispute included two communities, the police were on the scene right once and attempted to diffuse the tension.

On Friday, there were demonstrations over the stone-pelting event. The police then arrived on the scene and calmed the crowd. It is said that on his way out of the Kailash temple’s well worship, some naughty people from the city’s largest Madrasa flung stones at him once more. Many women got hurt in this.

Some people in the city and the victim’s family voiced their strong opposition to this occurrence on Thursday. Given that two communities were engaged, word of the situation quickly traveled. After some time, a sizable crowd assembled. The captain of the police also took instant command and treated the situation seriously. The police commander made it quite evident that the guilty in this instance would receive no spared at all.

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala gets big relief from Supreme Court

The Supreme Court provided Congressman Randeep Surjewala with significant relief. In the 23-year-old case of violent protests in the court and Divisional Commissioner’s office premises in Varanasi, the Supreme Court has granted Congress national spokesperson Randeep Surjewala five weeks of protection.

The Supreme Court granted Surjewala four weeks to file an application with the Varanasi court to request the revocation of the non-bailable warrant (NBW) and directed that the NBW issued against him not be executed for five weeks.

Uproar over controversial statement of CM Nitish Kumar, people got angry and then apologized

Bihar News: Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, who made contentious remarks about women during a speech on population control, has responded to the criticism. He claimed he was discussing education when speaking with the media on Wednesday, but his remarks were misunderstood.

Everyone, even the Women’s Commission and the general public is denouncing her. Nitish Kumar has been urged by NCW to apologize to the nation’s women right away. His statement has also angered many on social media.

Nitish Kumar apologized

Nitish Kumar added, “I apologize to anyone who may have misunderstood anything I said.” Nitish Kumar claimed that people misunderstood what we stated. We were discussing the advancements brought forth by women’s education. Still, I apologize and take it back if someone finds it incorrect.

BJP MLAs violently objected within the assembly building. BJP women lawmakers prevented Chief Minister Nitish Kumar from entering the Assembly. CM Nitish Kumar expressed regret to the female legislators.

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