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The Times of India PDP chief Mehbooba faces loyalist's revolt over daughter's seat
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti faced internal discontent over her decision to nominate her daughter Iltija for the Srigufwara-Bijbehara constituency in the J&K assembly elections. Long-time loyalist Abdul Rehman Veeri plans to run as an independent candidate, complicating matters. Additional resignations and defections added to the party's internal strife ahead of the elections.
The Times of India PDP chief Mehbooba faces loyalist's revolt over daughter's seat
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti faced internal discontent over her decision to nominate her daughter Iltija for the Srigufwara-Bijbehara constituency in the J&K assembly elections. Long-time loyalist Abdul Rehman Veeri plans to run as an independent candidate, complicating matters. Additional resignations and defections added to the party's internal strife ahead of the elections.
The Times of India Why it took 32 years to send 6 in Ajmer blackmail case to jail
Six accused in the Ajmer blackmail and rape case were sentenced to life imprisonment after a 32-year-long trial. The staggered arrests and the accused's rights to cross-examine witnesses repeatedly halted proceedings. Convictions were based on the testimonies of only three survivors, though over 30 survivors initially recorded statements. The trial finally concluded in 2020
The Times of India Why it took 32 years to send 6 in Ajmer blackmail case to jail
Six accused in the Ajmer blackmail and rape case were sentenced to life imprisonment after a 32-year-long trial. The staggered arrests and the accused's rights to cross-examine witnesses repeatedly halted proceedings. Convictions were based on the testimonies of only three survivors, though over 30 survivors initially recorded statements. The trial finally concluded in 2020
The Times of India Why has it become so difficult to register FIR?: Rahul
Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday questioned why victims find it so difficult to register FIRs at police stations. Referring to a recent incident in Maharashtra, he criticized authorities for focusing on hiding crimes rather than ensuring justice. Gandhi emphasized that not filing FIRs discourages victims and encourages criminals, calling for serious discussion on ensuring women's safety in society.
The Times of India Take Rs 25 lakh and get out of Bengal: BJP MLA to Didi
A BJP MLA from Onda, Amarnath Shakha, stirred controversy by alleging that Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee could be 'bought' for Rs 25 lakh and suggesting she leave the state with a Muslim. His remarks followed compensation controversies linked to the R G Kar rape case. This echoed similar comments previously made by BJP's Tamluk MP Abhijit Gangopadhyay.
The Times of India Day after Badlapur stir, cops arrest 60, file FIRs against 1,500
In response to violent protests over a school sexual abuse case, police in Badlapur shut down the internet, arrested 60 people, and filed FIRs against 1,500 individuals. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde labeled the protests politically motivated. The school involved appointed an administrator and advisers. A Kalyan sessions court extended the accused's police custody.
The Times of India Day after Badlapur stir, cops arrest 60, file FIRs against 1,500
In response to violent protests over a school sexual abuse case, police in Badlapur shut down the internet, arrested 60 people, and filed FIRs against 1,500 individuals. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde labeled the protests politically motivated. The school involved appointed an administrator and advisers. A Kalyan sessions court extended the accused's police custody.
The Times of India FIR against Ghosh may trigger graft probe by ED
Kolkata Police filed an FIR against Dr. Sandip Ghosh, ex-principal of RG Kar Medical College, accusing him of corruption. The Enforcement Directorate might probe the case for money laundering. Ghosh faces allegations of selling unclaimed bodies, bio-waste trafficking, and financial irregularities. The CBI is also investigating his involvement in a rape and murder case.
The Times of India CISF visits hospital before taking over security from Kolkata Police
A team from the CISF, led by senior officials, conducted a reconnaissance of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. This follows a Supreme Court order for CISF deployment. About 180 CISF personnel will join Kolkata Police to manage security. Currently, 524 police personnel and 208 private security guards are stationed at the hospital.
The Times of India Kolkata rape-murder case: Ex-principal came under CAG lens in 2021
The Comptroller and Auditor General identified financial irregularities at R G Kar Medical College in 2021, the year Sandip Ghosh became the principal. Ghosh reportedly ignored multiple reminders from CAG. An audit revealed improper procurement procedures and excess expenditure due to non-compliance with state GST norms, resulting in additional costs of Rs 1.3 crore.
The Times of India Kolkata rape-murder case: Ex-principal came under CAG lens in 2021
The Comptroller and Auditor General identified financial irregularities at R G Kar Medical College in 2021, the year Sandip Ghosh became the principal. Ghosh reportedly ignored multiple reminders from CAG. An audit revealed improper procurement procedures and excess expenditure due to non-compliance with state GST norms, resulting in additional costs of Rs 1.3 crore.
The Times of India Bharat bandh hits life in Bihar, Jharkhand
Dalit and tribal organisations, supported by opposition parties, observed a Bharat bandh on Wednesday against the Supreme Court's verdict on sub-classification of Scheduled Castes. The protest significantly disrupted normal life in Bihar and Jharkhand, with around 10,000 people participating in Patna alone. Protests also occurred in Gujarat's tribal belts, while Uttar Pradesh was largely unaffected.
The Times of India Court acquits UP duo charged in conversion case for having Bible
A Bareily court acquitted two men charged under the Anti-religious Conversion Act for merely keeping a Bible at home, criticizing the police and complainant for misuse of legal processes. The judge highlighted the personal and financial hardships faced by the accused due to false charges, urging compensation for the wrongful arrest.
The Times of India Court acquits UP duo charged in conversion case for having Bible
A Bareily court acquitted two men charged under the Anti-religious Conversion Act for merely keeping a Bible at home, criticizing the police and complainant for misuse of legal processes. The judge highlighted the personal and financial hardships faced by the accused due to false charges, urging compensation for the wrongful arrest.
