Pok belongs to us, will take it back: Shah
Pok belongs to us, will take it back: Shah Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday asserted that Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) belongs to India, and ''we will take it back''. Shah was addressing an election rally in Prayagraj to seek votes for BJP candidate Neeraj Tripathi. ''Farooq Abdullah and Mani Shankar Aiyar say give respect to Pakistan because it has atom bomb...Rahul baba, today from the sacred land of Prayagraj I will say this PoK is ours, will remain ours, and we will take it back,'' he said while referring to Aiyar's atom bomb remark that has sparked a political row. In a purported video clip that has gone viral on social media, Aiyar was heard saying that India should give respect to Pakistan as it is a sovereign nation and engage with it as it also possesses the atom bomb. While Aiyar has said the video was old and dredged up now as the BJP's election campaign is faltering, the Congress had said it totally disagreed with the remarks made by Aiyar some months ago. Shah also said that the opposition alliance has been wiped out in the four phases of Lok Sabha polls. ''Four phases of polling have been completed. In these four phases, the 'INDI alliance' has been wiped out and Modi ji is rapidly moving towards crossing 400 (Lok Sabha seats),'' he said. The main contest in Allahabad is between BJP's Neeraj Tripathi, son of former Governor of West Bengal and Speaker of UP Legislative Assembly Keshari Nath Tripathi, and Ujjwal Ram Singh, son of former Samajwadi Party leader and Rajya Sabha MP Reoti Raman Singh. Polling in Allahabad Lok Sabha constituency will take place in the sixth phase of the ongoing elections on May 25.
Teachers and staff appointed after 2004 in Allahabad University and its affiliated colleges will get gratuity under the New Pension Scheme (NPS). This decision was taken in the executive council meeting. Teachers gratuity: Teachers and employees appointed after 2004 in Allahabad University and its affiliated colleges will get gratuity under the New Pension Scheme (NPS). [] The post Teachers Gratuity: Good News! These teachers will get gratuity under NPS, employees will also get benefits first appeared on informalnewz .
Priyanka Gandhi makes pitch to reclaim family turf
NEW DELHI: As the campaign for the phase five of the Lok Sabha elections ended on Saturday evening, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made her final pitch for Congress candidate Kishori Lal Sharma who is locked in a fierce battle against Union minister and BJPs incumbent MP Smriti Irani. With elections two days away, enthusiasm among the Congress workers was palpable as the cavalcade of the Congress general secretary reached Amethi to hold a roadshow along with Sharma. Priyanka has been campaigning extensively for Rae Bareli and Amethi seats ever since Rahul Gandhi and Sharma filed nominations for the seats, respectively. Though it was speculated that the absence of Gandhi in the fray in Amethi may give MP Irani an edge in Amethi, the contest is turning out to be a tough one, says Uma Shankar Misra, a lawyer and a resident of the constituency. There is widespread discontent against the MP. I voted for the BJP in 2019 and now I have realised my mistake. We are confident that Sharma will win by a margin of two lakhs votes this time, says Misra, general secretary of the district bar association. My house was razed by the district administration of Amethi without giving giving adequate time to challenge the demolition order, says Mishra, adding that his appeals to the MP and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister fell on deaf ears. He said that the administration acted in vengeance against the members of the Bar Association as they protested against the establishment of a civil court in the district. Later the Allahabad High Court stayed the demolition process and expressed displeasure over the action of the Amethi administration, he points out. In the 2019 Lok Sabha election, Irani defeated Gandhi by over 50,000 votes. Though Gandhi has decided to contest from Rae Bareli this time, he asserted that he would treat Amethi and Rae Bareli equally when it comes to development if his party comes to power at the Centre. However, the BJP and Irani call him a runaway soldier. Considered a Gandhi family bastion, Amethi has been represented by four members of the familySanjay Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, and Rahul. Congress workers say that Sharma, a loyalist of the Gandhi family, has worked very closely with the people of Amethi. Contesting the claims of the Congress, BJP leader Ramanand says that Irani brought development to the constituency, which was long neglected by the Gandhi family . The Gandhi family treated the seat as their family property and took the people for granted. This time, Irani will win by a higher margin, he says. The BJP is also facing anger from many residents over the UP health departments move to suspend the licence of Amethis Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital last year following the death of a 22-year-old woman, says Ram Yadav. Allahabad HC stayed the suspension. However, we believe it was closed for political reasons as the hospital was built by a trust formed by former PM Indira Gandhi, he says. The disquiet among a section of Brahmins and Thakurs may work against the BJP, says a BJP leader, adding that top leaders of the party is making efforts to pacify the community.
If There Exists Temple Of Justice...: Court Upholds District Judge's Dismissal
The Allahabad High Court has upheld the dismissal of a judicial officer accused of demanding dowry and attempting to influence a junior judge in the case.
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HC grants bail to 11 suspected members of terror groups AQIS, JMB
HC grants bail to 11 suspected members of terror groups AQIS, JMB The Allahabad High Court's Lucknow bench has granted bail to 11 alleged operatives of terror groups Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), stating that a special NIA court order extending the time for filing the charge sheet in the matter is ''illegal''. The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh Police had nabbed the alleged operatives in 2022 and they were accused of aiding in the preparation of sleeper modules for AQIS and JMB in Uttar Pradesh. A bench of justices AR Masoodi and Manish Kumar Nigam, in its order on Friday, allowed the appeals of the 11 arrested. It was pleaded on behalf of the appellants that the ATS was legally required to file a charge sheet in the matter within 90 days but it failed to do so. Meanwhile, the special NIA Court on December 12, 2023, extended the time for filing the charge sheet. Considering the entire circumstances, the bench observed, ''The order of the Special Court extending the period of investigation on an application moved by the Investigating Officer is illegal and against the law,'' and granted bail for the accused. Those granted bail are Mohammed Aleem, Mohammad Nawajis Ansari, Lukman, Mudassir, Mohammad Mukhtar, Mohammad Nadeem, Habeedul Islam, Mohammad Harish, Ash Mohammad, Qari Shahjad and Ali Noor.
Supreme Court to Review Plea Challenging UP Gangsters Act FIR
Supreme Court to Review Plea Challenging UP Gangsters Act FIR The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a petition challenging an order of the Allahabad High Court which had dismissed an application seeking quashing of a charge sheet and proceedings in a case lodged under the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986. A bench of Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and Sanjay Kumar sought response from the Uttar Pradesh government on a plea filed by petitioner Raj Khan, against whom an FIR was lodged under the provision of the UP Gangsters Act in Pilibhit district. ''The impugned order of the high court dismissing the application of the petitioner under section 482 CrPC (Code of Criminal Procedure) is causing immense hardship and injustice to the petitioner as his freedom of life and personal liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution of India has been restrained,'' said the plea, filed through advocate Tanvi Dubey. It alleged that the FIR under the UP Gangsters Act has been registered merely on the basis of an earlier FIR, which was in total abuse of process of law. The plea said the petitioner has no criminal antecedents other than the alleged case and invoking the Gangsters Act against him was not only causing prejudice to him but would lead to ''serious misuse of the police and judicial machinery purely for personal vendetta''. ''The filing of impugned charge sheet and initiation of proceedings against the petitioner is prima facie malicious with ulterior motive for wreaking vengeance upon the petitioner due to personal grudge and him lodging a complaint with the chairman, Sunni Central Waqf Board, Uttar Pradesh with regard to financial irregularities and misdeeds...,'' it said. The plea has urged the apex court to quash the charge sheet and entire proceedings of the case. ''The high court failed to consider that the petitioner who is an innocent citizen has fallen prey to the hands of miscreants for raising his voice against the fraud, misdeeds and misuse of the income generated from the Waqf properties,'' it claimed.
Allahabad High Cout denies bail to woman accused of murdering her three-year-old child
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During the hearing of the Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah case in the Allahabad High Court, the Hindu side highlighted that neither the Sunni Central Waqf Board nor the mosque committee had provided any documents proving ownership of the disputed property. They also mentioned that no electricity connection was registered under their names, and an FIR had been filed against them for illegal power usage.
Setback for UP ATS as 11 Muslim youth held on terror charges get bail
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The Allahabad High Court has said that a list of gifts to be given in a wedding should be made. It should also be signed by the bride and bridegroom. This will help people avoid useless dowry cases. A Single Bench of Justice Vikram D Chauhan heard an application under section 482 filed by Ankit []
Gurugram Lok Sabha candidates from Congress, JJP face criminal cases
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The Allahabad High Court while deciding a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution for expeditious disposal of cases before the Family Court, observed that directions to the Trial Courts cannot be passed routinely to decide cases expeditiously as they are burdened with heavy dockets themselves. A Single Bench of Justice Alok Mathur passed this []
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Prayagraj, May 15: The Allahabad High Court has held that maintaining a list of gifts received by the bride or bridegroom at the time of marriage as prescribed under Section 3(2) of the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 is important to prevent false allegations of dowry at the time of subsequent disputes. The maintenance of the [] The post Maintain list of gifts received at wedding, rules Allahabad HC appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Shahi Idgah row: 1968 compromise a fraud, argues Hindu side in HC
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The Allahabad High Court while rejecting a bail application said that the offence of criminal conspiracy is an exception to the general law, where intent alone does not constitute crime. It is the intention to commit a crime and join hands with persons having the same intention. A Single Bench of Justice Saurabh Shyam Shamshery []
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Allahabad HC initiates criminal contempt proceedings against 10 attorneys for 'physical assault on litigants' Taking a serious note of assault of litigants at the district court here, the Allahabad High Court has issued criminal contempt notice to ten advocates and also restrained them from entering the district court premises. The high court's notice came after the district judge submitted the report in the case. On April 30, the high court had restrained two lawyers from entering the district court premises for their alleged involvement in the same incident. Some advocates on April 29 entered the senior division court located on the district court premises and allegedly beat up a litigant. Passing its order on Monday, a division bench comprising Justice Ashwani Kumar Mishra and Justice Mohd Azhar Husain Idrisi observed, ''The incident in this case has to be viewed with utmost seriousness. This court cannot allow the court proceedings to be obstructed in a manner that litigants are brutally thrashed in the court room and the presiding officer has to flee to her chamber for her safety.'' ''This type of aggressive and violent conduct in the court will cause a virtual collapse of the system. This court cannot be a silent spectator to events of this kind. A clear and unequivocal message must go to unscrupulous persons that incident of this kind would not be tolerated and shall be dealt with sternly,'' said the bench. It also called upon the commissioner of police, Prayagraj, to ensure that adequate police force is made available on the direction of district judge to allow smooth functioning of the court. The high court also directed the commissioner of police to authorize a responsible officer, not below the rank of assistant commissioner of Police, to specify the criminal history of all the persons against whom notices are issued in the present contempt matter. The status of the investigation or the action taken in this regard should also be specifically disclosed, the court said in its order.
The bench suggested sensitization of the District Legal Service Authorities, so that the applications may be disposed of expeditiously and the amount is also disbursed to the victims of sexual assaults without any further delay
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Property Right: Now registration of will is not necessary, High Court ordered
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Odisha: Rath work begins, Chandan Yatra kicks off
PURI: Construction of chariots for the annual Rath Yatra of the Trinity commenced on the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya on Friday. As per tradition, Srimandir servitors brought the agyanmallyas of the Trinity and handed over those to the three Biswakarmas (carpenters) to initiate the process of chariot construction. The ritual began with performance of Homa (yajna) after which the Biswakarmas were accorded ceremonial head gears by the temple administration to begin the construction work. Earlier on Ram Navami, the wooden logs selected for construction of the chariots were consecrated by the temple priests. Meanwhile, the occasion also marked the beginning of Chandan Yatra, the 21-day annual water sports festival of the Trinity in the evening. Madan Mohan, the representative idol of Lord Jagannath, his consort Goddess Lakshmi and Panch Mahadevas believed to be the incarnation of the Panch Pandavas, began their pleasure trip along the Bada Danda (Grand Road) in six separate palanquins from the Shree Jagannath temple to Narendra Pokhari situated around 1.5 km from the shrine. On their arrival, the deities were smeared with sandalwood paste and bathed in aromatic water. The deities were then taken in a procession to their respective boats, Nanda and Bhadra, shaped as giant swans, to enjoy a ride across the pond. The deities were later brought back to the temple. Bhitara Ratna Bhandar to be opened during Rath Yatra The committee formed by the state government to open the Srimandir Bhitara Ratna Bhandar has decided to open the inner chamber of the temple treasury during Rath Yatra which is scheduled to begin on July 7 and continue till July 15. In its second meeting held on Thursday, the committee headed by former Supreme Court Justice Arijit Pashayat also discussed the modalities for opening the treasury. As per the decision taken at the meeting, the committee will make a fresh inventory of the wealth of the deities and compare it with the list made in 1978. Opening of the treasury and enumeration of the wealth will be undertaken under CCTV surveillance for transparency. Sources said the committee will finalise the date of opening of the temple treasury in its next meeting. Among others, chief administrator of the temple Vir Vikram Yadav, former chairperson of Allahabad Bank Bidhubhusan Samal, ASI superintendent DB Garnaik and temple treasurer Jagannath Kar were present.
INTERVIEW | Revanth singing family tune to protect chair: Tamil Nadu BJP chief Annamalai
HYDERABAD: Recalling that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy called Prime Minister Narendra Modi bade bhai and praised the Gujarat model in March, Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai alleged that the TPCC chief was now singing the Gandhi parivars tune so that he would be retained as the chief minister after June 4. Referring to the film Aparichitudu [Anniyan in Tamil], Annamalai quipped: Before Model Code of Conduct, Revanth garu was Ambi [Ramu in the Telugu version], the good guy. Now, he is the night guy. Speaking to a TNIE team here, Annamalai, who has been campaigning for the BJP in Telangana, expressed confidence that his party would sweep the state in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. We will also win in Hyderabad. Muslim mothers and sisters will also vote for us. They have voted for the BJP in UP, he asserted. Asked about the allegation of Opposition parties that the BJP was trying to scrap reservations in the country, Annamalai claimed that it was the Congress that treated the Constitution like a toy to protect its power. Referring to the 39th amendment of the Constitution, he pointed out that after the Allahabad HC found the then PM Indira Gandhi guilty of electoral malpractices in June 1975, a Bill was brought in Lok Sabha on August 7 to ensure that a PMs election cannot be questioned. August 8, she takes it to Rajya Sabha. Seventeen Congress Legislative Assemblies endorse the change on August 9. Next day is Sunday, the President signs it in the morning. Government offices are open, the government printing press publishes this in the evening. Is this preserving the Constitution? On the Lok Sabha elections in Tamil Nadu, Annamalai said the party went to the polls with a formidable alliance. Asked about the seemingly unrealistic expectations amongst some BJP supporters, Annamalai said, Everybody has got a viewpoint, a supporter, a karyakarta Politics does not happen in one step, it happens by increment. The eventual goal is coming to power in Tamil Nadu in 2026. The results will be good in the sense that the vote share might go up six-seven times from what has previously been attributed to the BJP. And MPs will go from the BJP and NDA to Parliament. Step 2 is to reach out to all areas where the party is not there now and show the people of TN that we have an alternative ideology, Annamalai said, and asserted that TN was getting ready for a post-Dravidian era of politics. Asked about his remarks comparing Tamil Brahmins to Jews in Hitlers Germany, Annamalai said that Brahmins were physically targeted and alleged that in any DMK meeting in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, the Brahmin community was vilified and painted as villains. This is what Hitler did. Then the exodus of Tamil Brahmins started as they felt insecure. Now it is no longer physical, but verbal For instance, top DMK leaders speak in their dialect if they want to make fun of Tamil Brahmins. So my comparison is apt.
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Allahabad HC reverses acquittal of two accused after 43 years
Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court (HC) has overturned the acquittal of two murder suspects by a trial court in Gorakhpur, 43 years ago and sentenced both to life term. In response to a government appeal, Justice Rajiv Gupta and Justice Shiv Shanker Prasad reversed the acquittal of Pyare Singh and Chhotku, convicting them under Section Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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On 5-year-old's PIL, Allahabad high court says no to liquor shop near school
The Allahabad high court, responding to a PIL by five-year-old LKG student Atharva Dixit, directed the state to refrain from renewing the licence of a liquor shop situated near his school in Kanpur's Azad Nagar. This decision, made by the bench led by Chief Justice Arun Bhansali and Justice Vikas Budhwar, prevents state excise authorities from renewing the shop's licence after March 31, 2025, based on the Uttar Pradesh Number and Location of Excise Shop Rules, 1968. Additionally, the petitioner's counsel, Ashutosh Sharma, argued against the closure of the shop due to the school's establishment in 2019.
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On 5-year-olds PIL, HC says no to liquor shop near school
