INDIA
Delhi Court Denies Bail for Shahrukh Pathan, Accused in 2020 Riots Incident
The case centered on Pathan's pistol display and firing at a Delhi Police constable during the Jafrabad communal riots on February 24, 2020.
Lalit Jha, Alleged Mastermind of LS Security Breach, Surrenders to Delhi Police
The suspects were reportedly affiliated through the 'Bhagat Singh Fan Club' on Facebook, with suspicions of external direction. A Special Cell team is set to question a person in West Bengal associated with the case.
Allahabad High Court Grants Approval for Survey in Krishna Janambhoomi Dispute
The application highlights visible Hindu symbols in the mosque, such as a lotus-shaped pillar and an image of Sheshnaag, a deity linked to Lord Krishna, justifying the need for a commission. The suit seeks a declaration that the disputed land, including the Shahi Idgah Mosque area, belongs to Lord Shree Krishna Virajman, and requests the removal of the mosque by the defendants, including the Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board.
Accused in Parliament Security Breach Identified as E-Rickshaw Driver, Sagar Sharma
According to his sister, Sagar returned to Lucknow in August after a two-year stay in Bengaluru, details of his work there remaining unknown.
Neelam Detained Amid Wrestlers' Protest, Two Others Caught by Gurugram Police in Security Breach
In the ongoing investigation, Vicky Sharma and his wife, Rakhi, were detained in Gurugram's Sector-7, while a search for Lalit Jha continued, suspected of possessing the accused's phones and fleeing Parliament.
India Criticizes OIC's Remarks on Article 370 as 'Ill-Informed and Ill-Intended'
The OIC reaffirmed solidarity with the people of Jammu and Kashmir, calling for international efforts to resolve the issue in line with UN Security Council resolutions. The abrogation of Article 370 in 2019 removed the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
Neighbor Alleges Suspect in Parliament Security Breach Is a Habitual Alcoholic
The police have increased security in the area. Six individuals were involved in the breach, with five arrested, and one, Lalit Jha, still at large, reportedly absconding with the mobile phones of the other accused from the Parliament premises.
Accused in Parliament Incident Conducted Pre-Attack Surveillance, Maintained Contact via Instagram
Communication through Instagram persisted for over a year, indicating long-term coordination. Investigations are underway to determine if external directives were involved.
Police Suspect External Direction in Parliament Security Breach, Linked to 'Bhagat Singh Fan Club' in Meticulously Planned Operation
Four surrendered their phones to Lalit Jha, who fled, implying he too received instructions. One protester shouted anti-establishment slogans upon entering the Lok Sabha.
Madhya Pradesh's New CM Enforces Regulation on Loudspeaker Use in Religious Places
To ensure compliance, each district will establish a Flying Squad to monitor sound levels from loudspeakers and DJ systems in religious places.
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