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Palaniswami slams CM MK Stalin over killing of AIADMK office-bearer
Expressing shock over the killing of a party functionary and seeking immediate action to bring to justice the perpetrators of the crime, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Sunday slammed Chief Minister M K Stalin over law and order in the state. It is an irony that Chief Minister Stalin is boasting of excellent law and order maintenance while people are always 'in fear,' be it day or night, Palaniswami, the leader of opposition claimed.
No additional CSF personnel being sent to Manipur, troops stationed outside returning home, state government clarifies
On Monday, protests erupted in the valley areas, mainly led by women demanding the removal of central forces, accusing them of biased actions and targeting village guards. Protestors attempted to enter the residence of Chief Minister N Biren Singh but were stopped by the police. Additional CRPF troopers were deployed in Jiribam district following the killing of a 59-year-old farmer, with tensions high between Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities.
Mamata Banerjee writes to PM Modi, seeks implementation of 3 criminal laws be deferred
The new laws are the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita and the Bharatiya Sakshya Act. The laws will replace the colonial-era Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 respectively.
New criminal laws effective from July 1: DoPT urges ministries to update training programs
The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) announced on Friday that three new criminal laws will take effect on July 1, 2024. In preparation, the DoPT has advised all ministries and departments to include the content of these new laws in their training programs.
Where there's fire, there's shoddiness
India experienced two devastating fires in just 24 hours, revealing a deep-seated neglect and apathy towards law enforcement and compliance. On May 25, a gaming zone fire killed 27 people, while a children's hospital fire killed six newborns and injured five others. Both disasters were man-made, with the fire in Rajkot ignited by sparks from a welding machine and the hospital in Delhi operating without a fire NOC or license.
Judge nixes bid to restrict Trump statements that could endanger officers in classified records case
US District Judge Aileen Cannon said in her order that prosecutors on special counsel Jack Smith's team didn't give defence lawyers adequate time to discuss the request before it was filed Friday evening. She denied the request without prejudice, meaning prosecutors could file it again.
Rahul Gandhi's rally stage collapses in Bihar
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi narrowly avoided injury when a stage collapsed at a Bihar rally. Campaigning for Misa Bharti, he was assisted by Bharti as the stage sagged. Gandhi criticized the Modi government's Agniveer scheme, promising to revoke it if elected. He also mocked Modi's recent divine claims regarding future investigations into Adani, linking them to election outcomes.
Prosecutors seek to bar Trump in classified files case from statements endangering law enforcement
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee was referring to the disclosure in a court document that the FBI, during the search, followed a standard use-of-force policy that prohibits the use of deadly force except when the officer conducting the search has a reasonable belief that the "subject of such force poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to the officer or to another person."
Ensure protection of journalists covering polls: Editors Guild to EC
The guild also urged the commission to instruct all officers and personnel on election duty to be vigilant and take appropriate steps to ensure that journalists can freely report on this most important of all democratic exercises.
Manipur MLA writes to CM Biren Singh for seeking deportation of Myanmar refugees
The MLA, Leishiyo Keishing, said the influx of illegal immigrants into Manipur since November 2023 and expressed alarm at the refugee population, which has surpassed 5800 individuals. Notably, biometric data for 5173 persons has been captured under the supervision of the District Administration.
Noida: Mob of society residents assault couple for feeding stray canines after dogs attack six-year-old
In Sector – 70, Noida, a mob attacked a couple caring for stray dogs after an incident where a dog bit a six-year-old. The child was injured but stable. Residents protested against the dog feeders and turned violent, assaulting the couple and police. People For Animals condemned the attack, highlighting threats against the caregivers and the dogs. An official complaint was made, but no FIR filed yet.
West Bengal's lawsuit: Will not permit parties to raise political issue in court, says SC
Supreme Court restrains political discussions in West Bengal's CBI lawsuit post consent withdrawal. Verdict pending on suit's validity. Kapil Sibal, Tushar Mehta advocate citing DPSE Act and ED involvement.
China says its military took necessary steps to warn Australia in jet incident
China stated that its military took measures to warn and alert an Australian aircraft after Australia accused a Chinese fighter jet of endangering one of its military helicopters in an "unsafe" confrontation over the Yellow Sea. The incident occurred during an operation to enforce sanctions against North Korea and could strain the nations' attempts to mend ties after tensions in 2020 over COVID-19 origins. Australia demanded an explanation from China and made strong representations, while China urged Australia to stop provocations and hype to prevent misunderstandings.
Australian PM Albanese says China military air incident unacceptable
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized Beijing's actions as "unacceptable" after a Chinese fighter jet reportedly fired flares near an Australian navy helicopter in the Yellow Sea. The helicopter was enforcing UN sanctions on North Korea when the incident occurred. Canberra has expressed its concerns to China through diplomatic channels, but Beijing has yet to respond. This incident adds to existing tensions, especially regarding security, as Australia strengthens ties with the US to counter China's influence in the region.
"Proud of my brother": Sister of IAF soldier killed in Poonch; mortal remains arrive in MP's Chhindwara for last rites
Corporal Vikky Pahade, an Indian Air Force soldier who lost his life in a terrorist attack in the Poonch Sector of Jammu and Kashmir, was honored as his mortal remains arrived in his hometown of Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, for last rites. His sister, Geeta Pahade, a sub-inspector, expressed pride in her brother and called for justice. Pahade's brother-in-law mentioned the family's pride but also highlighted the tragedy of losing their only son.
"Dawood Ibrahim would also campaign...," says Delhi HC as it dismisses PIL to allow arrested political leaders, candidates to campaign virtually
The Delhi High Court dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) requesting direction to the Election Commission of India to develop a mechanism to allow political leaders and candidates to campaign virtually with reasonable restrictions. The court noted that if this was done, criminals like Dawood Ibrahim and rapists could form political parties and contest elections through video conferencing. The bench also noted the propoganda behind these types of petitions and imposed costs on the petitioners for filing frivolous pleas.
Sandeshkhali: NCW recommends president's rule in WB, overhaul of law enforcement in report to Murmu
NCW recommends President's Rule in West Bengal, central or judicial body to investigate violence, and enhancement of victim support services. Sheikh Shahjahan accused of confinement, rape, molestation, and abuse. Authorities in Sandeshkhali neglected law and order. Socio-economic schemes and community awareness programmes proposed.
Ahead of farmers' march on Feb 13, Section 144 enforced on Delhi-UP borders
The city police also announced the imposition of Section 144 in Shahadara and Gandhi Nagar areas of the Capital, effectively banning large gatherings until March 11. This decision comes ahead of the 'Delhi Chalo' march organised by approximately 200 farmers' unions to press for a raft of demands, including a separate law to ensure Minimum Support Price (MSP) for farm produce and the withdrawal of cases filed against them during previous demonstrations.
Six 'rioters' killed in Haldwani clashes, CM calls it 'planned attack'
Violent clashes in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, resulted in the death of six rioters. Over 60 people were injured, including police personnel and a journalist. Curfew has been imposed in the area to maintain law and order.
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