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Nishikant Dubey, Jharkhand BJP MP, Will Pay Legal Bill For Men Accused Of Lynching

Agencies
June 16, 2018

Jharkhand, Jun 16: A BJP lawmaker from Jharkhand has stated he will pay back for the lawful fees of 4 adult males in Jharkhand accused of killing two other folks on suspicion of cattle theft in the state’s Godda district.

Nishikant Dubey, who signifies the Godda constituency in the parliament, referred to as it a “own conclusion” because he believes the 4 adult males had been becoming unfairly focused for the incident.”The full village was concerned in the beating. Why are these 4 people becoming singled out just because their cattle was stolen?” Mr Dubey said.

Two Muslim adult males accused of stealing cattle had been overwhelmed to demise by a vigilante mob in Godda on Wednesday early morning. The two had been aspect of a gang of five that entered a village and allegedly stole 13 buffaloes but some villagers woke up and lifted an alarm after which far more people collected and chased the burglars, the law enforcement stated.

Two adult males, suspected to be cattle burglars, had been overwhelmed to demise by a mob in Jharkhand’s Godda

When 4 people have presently been arrested in link with the incident yesterday, the law enforcement are searching for the other accused in the situation.

The initially FIR was lodged on the grievance of one of the arrested people, Munsi Murmu, versus all those killed and other folks for theft, Superintendent of Police, Rajiv Ranjan told reporters.

The second FIR was lodged on the grievance of Imran Ansari, the father of one of all those killed for rioting and murder amid other fees, he stated.

Just one of the victims of the lynching experienced in the earlier faced two instances of cattle theft in the neighbouring Dumka district, the officer stated, adding the other guy killed has been discovered as Murtaza Ansari.

Other than Munsi Murmu, the other arrested accused in the situation are Kameshwar Soren, Kishan Rai and Bhukul Kishku, the law enforcement stated.

Five people experienced allegedly stolen buffaloes from the residence of Munshi Murmu and other folks in tribal-dominated Dullu village, the law enforcement stated on Wednesday. Getting the buffaloes lacking, Murmu and other villagers ran after five people who had been caught in the adjoining Bankati village with the cattle early early morning.

The enraged villagers beat 35-calendar year-aged Sirabuddin Ansari and 30-calendar year-aged Murtaza Ansari to demise. The other 3 managed to flee, a senior law enforcement officer stated.

A chilling online video, capturing the brutality inflicted on one of the adult males caught by villagers, was shared commonly on social media. The guy, 50 percent acutely aware with injury marks on his head, is slung about a bamboo pole and dragged. These collected keep abusing him, some even recording it in their cellular telephones.

The victims had been residents of Taljhari in the district, about 200 km from Ranchi, the law enforcement stated.

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July 2,2020

New Delhi, Jul 2: In the midst of India's tense border standoff with China, the defence ministry on Thursday approved procurement of a number of frontline fighter jets, missile systems and other platforms at a cost of Rs 38,900 crore to bolster the combat capability of the armed forces, officials said.

They said 21 MiG-29 fighter jets are being bought from Russia while 12 Su-30 MKI aircraft will be procured from Russia. The ministry has also approved a separate proposal to upgrade existing 59 MiG-29 aircraft.

The decisions were taken at a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

The procurement of 21 MiG-29 and upgrading of the existing fleet of MiG-29 are estimated to cost the government Rs 7,418 crore while purchase of 12 new Su-30 MKI from the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd will be made at a cost of Rs 10,730 crore, the officials said.

The DAC also approved procurement of long-range land-attack cruise missile systems with a range of 1,000 KM and Astra Missiles for Navy and Air Force.

The officials said cost of these design and development proposals is in the range of Rs 20,400 crore.

"While acquisition of Pinaka missile systems will enable raising additional regiments over and above the ones already inducted, addition of long-range land attack missile systems having a firing range of 1000 KM to the existing arsenal will bolster the attack capabilities of the Navy and the Air Force," said a defence ministry official.

"Similarly induction of Astra Missiles having beyond visual range capability will serve as a force multiplier and immensely add to the strike capability of the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force," he said.

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July 17,2020
New Delhi, Jul 17:  Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said that as India's COVID-19 tally has crossed 10,00,000 mark and issued a warning that by August 10, more than 20,00,000 people may be infected in the country. He called on the government to take concrete steps to control the pandemic.
 
Taking to Twitter, Gandhi marked his earlier tweet from July 14 that stated: "This week the figure will cross 10,00,000 in our country."
"The tally has crossed 10,00,000 mark. If COVID-19 continues to spread at the same speed, by August 10, more than 20,00,000 people will be infected in the country.
 
The government must take concrete, planned steps to stop the epidemic," he tweeted today.
With the highest single-day spike of 32,695 cases and 606 deaths, India's COVID-19 tally on Thursday reached 9,68,876, informed the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Thursday.
 
The total number of COVID-19 cases includes 3,31,146 active cases, 6,12,815 cured/discharged/migrated and 24,915 deaths. 

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June 16,2020

New Delhi, Jun 16: Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday demanded a rollback of hike in fuel prices, saying the government's decision to increase the prices of petrol and diesel during the coronavirus crisis is "wholly insensitive" and "ill-advised".

The government is doing nothing short of "profiteering off its people" when they are down and out, she said in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked for the 10th day in a row on Tuesday.

"I am deeply distressed that in these exceedingly difficult times since the beginning of March, the government has taken the wholly insensitive decision to increase petrol and diesel prices on no less than ten separate occasions," Gandhi said in her letter.

She accused the government of earning an additional revenue of nearly Rs 2.6 lakh crore through these "ill-advised" hikes in excise duty and increase in prices of petrol and diesel.

"I urge you to roll back these increases and pass on the benefit of low oil prices directly to the citizens of this country.

"If you wish for them to be 'self-reliant' then do not place financial fetters on their ability to move forward," the Congress president said.

Gandhi also urged the government to use its resources to put money directly into the hands of those in need in these times of severe hardship.

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