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An Indigo flight from Lucknow to Dammam was diverted to Ahmedabad after a bomb threat. All passengers were safely evacuated and searched. Indigo Flight Diverted to Ahmedabad After Bomb Threat on Route to Dammam
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Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Sep 10 (IANS) An IndiGo flight from Lucknow to Dammam in Saudi Arabia made an emergency landing at Ahmedabad airport on Thursday evening after a bomb threat was reported onboard, prompting security agencies to launch a search of the aircraft. IndiGo flight 6E097 landed at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPIA) in Ahmedabad at around 5:45 p.m. after a crew member found a piece of paper bearing the word bomb on the aircraft, sources said. All passengers and crew members were safely disembarked, they added. According to information available with airport authorities, the aircraft had 133 people on board, including passengers and crew. An earlier police account had put the number at 107 passengers and six crew members. Following the landing, the passengers and crew were taken off the aircraft and security protocols were activated. The local police and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel began searching the aircraft, while the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) was also carrying out checks. No suspicious object had been found on board, officials said. The security agencies are continuing their checks to establish the nature of the threat. The incident comes days after another international flight was diverted to Ahmedabad following a similar bomb threat. On August 31, an Air India Express flight from Dammam to New Delhi, carrying 32 passengers, made an emergency landing at Ahmedabad after a crew member found a tissue paper bearing a message claiming that there was a bomb on board. The threat was subsequently found to be a hoax. In that case, a threat note found in the aircraft's lavatory led investigators to conduct a handwriting comparison involving people who had been on board, with a crew member later coming under the scanner, according to reports. The investigation into that incident is continuing. The latest incident also comes amid a series of bomb-threat alerts in Gujarat in recent days, including threats sent to courts in Ahmedabad and Surat earlier this month. Police and security agencies had conducted searches following the threats, which were later described by Gujarat Police as hoaxes.
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An IndiGo flight heading for Dammam in Saudi Arabia from Lucknow had to make an emergency landing at Ahmedabad airport yesterday evening due to the discovery of a piece of paper stating the word omb by the crew of the aircraft.
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IndiGo Lucknow-Dammam flight makes emergency landing after hoax bomb threat
IndiGo Lucknow-Dammam flight makes emergency landing in Ahmedabad after bomb threat
An IndiGo flight from Lucknow to Dammam made an emergency landing at Ahmedabad airport. A crew member found a note with the word Bomb written on it onboard the aircraft. All 107 passengers and six crew members were safely evacuated from the plane. Security personnel conducted a thorough inspection of the aircraft after the incident. No suspicious items were discovered during the comprehensive security checks.
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Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 10 (IANS) Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawati on Thursday expelled her nephew Akash Anand from the BSP, saying he has been freed from the party and that his personal attachment appeared to outweigh his concern for his own political career. She announced this after welcoming Akash Anand's father-in-law Ashok Siddharths decision to retire from politics. Expelled BSP leader and former Rajya Sabha member Ashok Siddharth announced his retirement from politics, a day after Mayawati said that his retirement was necessary if her nephew and Siddharths son-in-law, Akash Anand, was to be given another opportunity to rise within the party. Siddharth, who was expelled from the BSP for the second time on August 2 over alleged anti-party activities, made the announcement in a detailed post on social media, reiterating his loyalty to Mayawati and the BSP and rejecting allegations that he had worked against the interests of the party. Taking to X on Thursday, Mayawati said, The announcement made today by Shri Ashok Siddharth regarding his retirement from politics is a right step taken very belatedly. The general view is that had this decision been taken much earlier, the BSP, the Bahujan society, the Bahujan movement, and her nephew Mr Akash Anand would not have had to constantly face adverse circumstances; nor would I have been compelled, in the interest of the party and the movement, to take tough decisions regarding him on several occasions, particularly amidst the preparations for the general Assembly elections and the massive effort to form the government in UP for the fifth time, she said. The BSP chief also stressed that the Ambedkarite political tradition followed by the party has historically been based on sacrifice, dedication, struggle and selflessness, with members expected to put aside their own personal and family interests in favour of the larger movement. Only then can the 'Bahujan Samaj' -- which has been exploited, oppressed, neglected, and scorned for centuries -- transform into the 'ruling class'. In this journey, one must always remember that the greater the goal, the greater the sacrifice required, she said. While describing Siddharths retirement as a positive move, Mayawati questioned why he had not taken the decision earlier if he genuinely had the future of his son-in-law Akash Anand and the BSP at heart. She said that if Siddharth had even the slightest concern about Akash Anands political future and the interests of the BSP, he would have immediately announced his retirement instead of waiting until now. Mayawati said such an earlier decision could have helped ensure Akash Anands active participation in the BSP and its movement. Such a move could have significantly ensured Mr Akash Anand's active engagement with the party and the movement. Yet, the fact that no such thing has happened proves that Mr Ashok Siddharth's intentions remain flawed and his ambitions undiminished - indeed, they remain fully intact, she said. The BSP supremo also referred to Akash Anands relationship with his father-in-law and said that his personal attachment appeared to outweigh his concern for his own political career. She alleged that Akash Anand had not even reposted the relevant post from Mayawatis X account, despite the fact that the message was intended for his own benefit and well-being. She pointed out that, before this, both Siddharth and Akash Anand had attempted to demonstrate their loyalty by regularly reposting posts shared by the BSP chief on X. Mayawati said their failure to repost the partys social media posts on this occasion indicated that both were more focused on personal and familial relationships than on the interests and success of the BSP and its movement. It is widely believed that no amount of gratitude or acknowledgement of the debt they owe to the BSP and its leadership would be enough, she said. Questioning Akash Anands ability to effectively work for the organisation while being caught between personal relationships and party interests, Mayawati asked, If Akash Anand is more concerned with personal ties and relationships than with the true interests of the party, how can he effectively serve the BSP party and the movement while being of two minds? She then announced that the party leadership had decided to completely release Akash Anand from the BSP, after he had already been relieved of key organisational responsibilities. For this reason, the party leadership deems it best that, just as he was previously relieved of all key responsibilities associated with the crucial post of National Convener on September 3, 2026, he should now be completely freed from the party as well, effective immediately, Mayawati said. Therefore, if Mr Akash Anand wishes to remain independent of the party, he is free to do so; in other words, he has now been fully released from the party, she added. Concluding her message, Mayawati called upon BSP members to remain united and confront what she described as various strategies adopted by political opponents, including attempts at conciliation, inducement, coercion and division. She urged party workers to devote themselves completely, with their ody, mind, and resources, to the BSPs political struggle and to work towards securing an absolute majority once again, particularly in Uttar Pradesh. Mayawati said the ultimate objective was to establish an Iron Rule marked by effective law and order and strong development while following the principle of Sarvajan Hitay, Sarvajan Sukhay, or the welfare and happiness of all.
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Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 9 (IANS) Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati has indicated that the party may reconsider restoring responsibilities to Akash Anand if his father-in-law and former BSP Rajya Sabha MP Ashok Siddharth gives up his political ambitions and completely retires from politics. She said Siddharth should rise above personal and family interests to enable Anand to work independently within the party. In a series of posts on X on Wednesday, Mayawati said the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Punjab are approaching and hold special significance for the BSP and the broader Bahujan movement inspired by Dr B.R. Ambedkar's vision of transforming the Bahujan society from the oppressed to the ruling class. She said party workers, office-bearers, supporters and well-wishers are working with complete dedication and sacrifice to secure a strong electoral outcome in these states. She noted that the Bahujan community, the BSP, and the Ambedkarite movement are facing serious challenges from rival political parties and caste-based forces, particularly over issues such as reservation. She appealed for support from all sections of society and urged members of the Dalit community not to pursue personal or family interests that could hinder the movement's objectives. She warned that history would not forgive actions that obstruct the cause. Mayawati said the BSP leadership has been carefully evaluating the conduct and behaviour of individuals while deciding on their inclusion in the party. At the same time, disciplinary action has been taken against those who create obstacles in the party's path, citing Ashok Siddharth as a prominent example. According to Mayawati, Siddharth was given several opportunities to reform but continued to place his personal and family interests and political ambitions above the BSP's mission. She said the consequences of his actions were borne not only by him but also by his son-in-law, Akash Anand. She further alleged that Siddharth had not shown adequate concern for either Akash Anand's political future or the BSP movement. Given his position, she said, Siddharth should have set an example of sacrifice and commitment before the party and society, but the opposite had occurred. Mayawati said that, keeping in mind the interests of the party and the movement, as well as the future of his own family and Akash Anand, Siddharth still has an opportunity to renounce his political ambitions and retire completely from politics. She added that only then would Akash Anand be able to work freely within the party, and the BSP could sympathetically consider restoring his responsibilities. She said there is broad consensus within the party in favour of such a course of action.
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Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 9 (IANS) Uttar Pradesh Minister, O.P. Rajbhar, on Wednesday launched a sharp attack on Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, urging the Kannauj MP to rein in what he described as his Yadav, or 'Ahir', and Muslim, or 'Zahir', supporters, while referring to the kidnapping of a trader in Jhansi and the arrest of a suspected cow slaughter accused following a police encounter in Hapur. Rajbhar's remarks came after two separate incidents were reported in the state. In Jhansi, a government schoolteacher, Ravi Yadav, and his associate, Vinay Yadav, abducted a snacks trader, identified as Vikas Kumar Gupta, following a minor argument on September 6. The police arrested the two accused within seven hours of the incident. In another case, two suspected cattle smugglers, identified as Bilal and Zaheer, were arrested in Uttar Pradesh's Hapur district following a late-night encounter with the police on September 8. According to the police, the two arrested men are repeat offenders and have around 24 criminal cases registered against them across Hapur and neighbouring Amroha districts. The cases include allegations related to cow slaughter, theft, violations under the Arms Act and offences registered under the Gangster Act. The police also said that the accused confessed to their involvement in recent incidents of cattle slaughter in forests located in the local area. Reacting to both incidents, Rajbhar took to X and said, Control your 'Ahir' and 'Zahir', Maharaj. They're causing way too much trouble. Not only are they harming society, but they'll end up finishing you off too. Just look at yesterday's incident. In Jhansi, your 'Ahir', who's a government teacher, kidnapped a businessman from the Bania community. Though Baba's police have caught him. Meanwhile, in Hapur, your 'Zahir' was arrested after an encounter in a cow slaughter case, Rajbhar said in his post. The minister also alleged that some criminals were wearing blue outfits similar to the uniform associated with the Rashtriya Suheldev Sena and challenged Akhilesh Yadav to ensure that such individuals were disciplined and prevented from engaging in criminal activities. Those criminals you've dressed in blue outfits, copying the uniform of the Rashtriya Suheldev Sena, teach them the same kind of discipline as that Suheldev Sena too. If you can't teach them that, at least make them swear, while sitting in AC and playing PC, not to commit crimes, Rajbhar said. Otherwise, your 'Ahir and Zahir' won't even let you win 27 seats in 2027, he added. Rajbhar's remarks came against the backdrop of heightened political activity in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
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