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THE heavy handed and oppressive measures taken against protesters on October 10 demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation gave an impression that those operating Indian State apparatus waged a war against We the People. To deal with the call of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) to protest in Delhi on 10 th October asking Kumar to quit office, Delhi police turned the national capital city into a fortress by deploying more than 50,000 security forces to prevent people to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed fundamental right to assemble without arms and peacefully protest. Apart from the deployment of massive police and paramilitary personnel and placement of barricades on several routes and big iron nails on several key roads, the Government of India cancelled rail services to Delhi, shut down 45 metro stations in the city, blocked internet services and people in large numbers were detained. Shutting Down Internet Violates Fundamental Right It is salutary to recall that the Supreme Court in January 2020 ruled that Freedom of speech and expression includes the right to internet within Article 19. So the sweeping police clamp down to prevent people from protesting and the suspension of internet services have deprived people of their fundamental rights. Abhijit Dipke, chief of CJP and two of its leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were detained by Delhi police and taken into custody from inside the aircraft on their arrival at Delhi airport. It was reported by media that through the day on 10 th October around 7,000 people were detained across Delhi following the imposition of citywide lockdown and massive crackdown to foil the leaders of Cockroach Janata Party and students affiliated to left parties to protest. Successful July Protest Scared The Regime In July this year the determined protests of CJP and left organisations at Jantar Mantar against the NEET exam paper elicited unprecedented participation of public disregarding brutal police action, including firing of pellet guns at protestors, and it culminated in the fulfilment of their demand when Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. Keeping in mind that huge and successful protest the Delhi police and Union Government shut down the city even before the protests could begin this time. Prominent among thousands detained by Delhi police were Ex-Chief Ministers Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal and Pinarayi Vijayan and Manik Sarkar. Such extreme measures taken to lock down the city and take coercive measures were not even taken during emergency imposed during June 1975 and March 1977 by Indira Gandhi Government. Eruption of Protests Disregarding Clamp Down In spite of such a muscular approach adopted by the Union Government and Delhi police, protests erupted in several places close to Jantar Mantar. Such dogged determination of young protestors to cross police hurdles and come to sites, one or two kilometres away from Jantar Mantar, to organise flash protests demanding Gyanesh Kumars resignation stunned the personnel of security forces. When Neha Vora of AISA and a student of JNU gathered at Delhi Hatt and INA to organise protests demanding Kumars resignation and scrapping of SIR she told the sizeable gathering, Isko Jantar Mantar Bana Dete Hain, Let us make it Jantar Mantar. The protestors cheered and shouted slogans asking Kumar to quit. As the protestors marched ahead and organised their protest on SafdarJung Airport fly over it signalled the message that the undying spirit of youth to exercise their constitutional right to protest remained undimmed. Even though eventually they were detained by police, protests erupted in several other parts of Delhi. Popping up of protests across the city testified to the resolve of Gen Z that they would uphold the Constitution come what may. Protests to Continue The CJP leadership and left parties have announced that protests would continue every day beginning from October 11. The detained CJP leaders Abhijit Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were released on October 11, on the orders of the Executive Magistrate from Delhi Cantt Police station. A bail bond as Surety Bond of Rs 50,000 was filled for maintaining peace and good behaviour, for a period of one year, and they were released by the SEM Court, the police said in the statement. Ajinkya Shinde, its national organisation in-charge, said, The government must have thought we will return home after the detentions today. This fear on the part of Modi, Shah shows we have won half the fight. Impactful YouTube content creator and influencer Dhruv Rathee was also taken away by police from his Gurgaon residence and he said that he was kidnapped, not detained or arrested. CJP Leaders are reported to have said, Modi as PM is an 'Embarrassment to India', CEC a 'Traitor.' Over 200 NLSIU Alumni in a statement posted at X condemned police action taken against protestors on October 10 including the detention and physical manhandling of NLSIU alumni and Senior Advocate Shadan Farasat, https://x.com/LiveLawIndia/status/2109172425027981375 . The state cannot arbitrarily detain even during an Emergency those who are exercising these rights in the manner seen when over 10,000 people have reportedly been detained across the country SC Notice and Order Meanwhile the Supreme Court issued notice to Delhi police, Centre in contempt of court plea and sought reply notice by Tuesday and ordered that in interim ensure free and safe movement of lawyers, journalists, and other professionals. It also directed that public movement should be ensured subject to public order and internet connection should be available undisturbed. Among others, SC also directed: Subject to public order review positioning of barricades keeping in mind safety and smooth movement of people; there should not be illegal detention particularly beyond the area where section 163 BNSS is imposed; take down 163 BNSS notice from around supreme court or any other court of lawso there is no apprehensions with regards access to justice. Thankfully on October 11 the Supreme Court ordered that there should be no illegal detention of those assembling peacefully added that the restrictions on public assembly and movement must comply with the conditions laid down under Article 19(2) of the Constitution, which permits reasonable restrictions on freedom of speech and expression on specified grounds, including public order. Fierce Determination to Protest The determination of protectors to protest by following the constitutional mandate enshrined in the chapter on fundamental rights clearly prohibiting the State not to encroach the freedom of people has to be treated as sacrosanct. None can violate it, no third degree repression on the part of the State controlled by Modi regime can deter people to uphold the Constitution and its mandate to protest and exercise freedom of speech. In this context it is worth recalling what Mahatma Gandhi wrote in his article, An Appeal for Peace, published in the Harijan on February 23, 1934. None but tyrants, he remarked, are reported by history to have succeeded in enforcing their will against all others, and that they did to their own utter destruction. Today the people of India specially the youth are steeled with courage and given their resolve to save the Constitution the raw police and penal measures, representing the will of the tyrant, to repress them and muzzle their spirit would fail. The cautionary words of Gandhi uttered in 1934 assume greater relevance for the rulers India of 2026. Ground Zero return home afterthe detentions today. This fear on the part of Modi, Shah shows we have won half the fight There is country wide convulsions on account of the implementation of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and the resultant mass scale removal of approximately of 20 crore people from the voter list in twenty one States . The flawed and opaque manner of preparation of voter list leading to erasure of millions of voters from it remind Mahatma Gandhis sarcastic statement of September 17, 1931in the Federal Structure Committee in the Round Table Conference in London that he knew how voters list was prepared in Durban in 1896. He recalled that his name got registered in the voter list in 1896 even though he never took the initiative to enrol himself as a voter. Gandhi while emphasising the significance of adult suffrage for everyone regardless of gender, religion, caste, or economic status revealed in that Round Table Conference that the person who informed him about his name figuring as voter actually sought his vote and so he remarked,since then,I have knownthat is howvoters listsareprepared. Fast forward to 2026. Ritika Chopras rigorous investigative journalism exposed in Indian Express the egregious violations of Constitution and law by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in implementing SIR which struck of millions and millions of names from the voter list. Vast numbers of people deprived of their voting rights mandated by the Constitution constitutes a fatal attack paralysing their capacity to elect their representatives, form the Government of their choice and hold it to account. Ninety-five years onJune 18, 1931, Gandhi wrote in Young India that One form of direct action is adult suffrage. The second and more potent form is Satyagraha. He located the import of adult suffrage as an aspect of Poorna Swaraj, complete independence, and insightfully remarked that it empowers people to exercise their right to vote for directly acting upon the powers that be. So, striking off the names of crores voters from the electoral roll following the implementation of SIR have tragically resulted in smashing the ability of the people to engage in direct action upon the powers that be. It is because the right to vote is taken away from millions of people there is outrage across the country and so people, opposition parties and youth of India are now opting for Satyagraha, which in the words of Gandhi constituted a more potent for direct action upon those vested with power. Massive protests have been taking place across the country right since 2 nd October this year, Mahatma Gandhis birth anniversary, against the manipulations of electoral roll by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and deprivation of voting rights to teeming millions. It has brought to light deep resentment of people and their outrage against Gyanesh Kumar whose resignation as Chief Election Commissioner. They are strenuously exerting themselves to defend the precious right to vote. Recently Justice Ujjwal Bhuyan famously said in his speech at NALSAR, Hyderabad, that implementation of universal adult suffragerepresented . an act of faith for our founding fathers in the common man of India and in his pragmatism and wisdom. It was, he thoughtfully remarked, the first step taken to achieve equality in India. The striking off the names of voters combined with the ECI unilaterally controlling the software to enrol and delete voters disregarding the statutes mandating Electoral Registration officers of States has bewildered people and Gandhis 1896 sarcastic statement that is howvoters listsareprepared, is playing out in the minds of protestors to salvage our democracy and restore the constitutionally mandated independence of the Election Commission of India.
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Srinagar, October 11: Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Shri Ramdas Athawale highlighted various welfare schemes of the Union Government during a press conference in Srinagar today. Shri Athawale spoke about initiatives under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and said the Ministry was ready to consider proposals from the UT [] The post Union MoS for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale Highlights Welfare Schemes During Srinagar Visit appeared first on Kashmir Media Watch .
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The Supreme Court has been approached with a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the suspension of mobile internet services in parts of central Delhi during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The petition, filed by advocate Narendra Kumar Goswami under Article 32 of the Constitution, seeks judicial scrutiny of the decision-making process behind the [] The post Supreme Court moved over Delhi internet shutdown; Advocate N.K. Goswami challenges executive authority to suspend digital services appeared first on India Legal .
Sajad Mir and Associates felicitates Chief Justice Dr. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhatti
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The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) has sought the intervention of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant over the reported detention of advocates by the Delhi Police amid heightened security arrangements in the national capital, urging appropriate action to safeguard lawyers liberty and ensure accountability for alleged police excesses. In a representation addressed to the [] The post SCAORA seeks CJI Surya Kants intervention over detention of Lawyers, calls for inquiry into police action appeared first on India Legal .
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India Rejects UN Human Rights Office Remarks Over Delhi Protests and CJP Detentions as
India has strongly pushed back against remarks made by the United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) regarding recent mass detentions and security clampdowns in New Delhi, dismissing them as unwarranted interference in internal affairs. The controversy follows widespread demonstrations called by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar [] The post India Rejects UN Human Rights Office Remarks Over Delhi Protests and CJP Detentions as Misplaced appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
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Chief Justice calls for greater representation of women in legal profession
Srinagar, Oct 10: Chief Justice of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati, on Saturday called for greater participation of women in the legal profession and urged judicial institutions to embrace technology to meet changing societal expectations. Addressing a felicitation programme organised by the Kashmir Advocates Association at the District Court Complex in Srinagar, the Chief Justice said encouraging women advocates and ensuring their active participation in the legal fraternity was essential for its progress. His remarks came as the Association announced that it had agreed in principle to induct five women lawyers into its Executive Committee, with the decision to be formalised shortly. Welcoming the move, Justice Bhati recalled the pioneering contribution of Cornelia Sorabji and stressed the importance of creating opportunities for women lawyers to assume greater responsibilities within the profession. Drawing upon his experience as a practising lawyer, the Chief Justice said the legal fraternity must remain responsive to changing societal expectations and technological advancements. He cautioned that institutions failing to adapt to emerging technologies risked being left behind. Describing lawyers as important custodians of constitutional rights and access to justice, Justice Bhati emphasised the need for cooperation between the Bench and the Bar to strengthen the justice delivery system. Earlier, interacting with judicial officers at the District Court Complex, the Chief Justice urged them to discharge their responsibilities fearlessly, compassionately and with an unwavering commitment to the rule of law. He said the judiciary had a crucial responsibility to safeguard citizens' rights, ensure access to justice and maintain public confidence in judicial institutions. Justice Bhati stressed that collective responsibility, mutual trust and institutional harmony were essential for the effective functioning of courts. He encouraged judicial officers to work collaboratively, maintain the highest standards of judicial conduct and create a peaceful and conducive working environment. Expressing satisfaction with the professional competence and dedication of judicial officers serving in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, the Chief Justice also highlighted the importance of continuous learning and guidance from senior judicial officers. Principal District and Sessions Judge Srinagar Naseer Ahmad Dar welcomed the Chief Justice and reaffirmed the district judiciary's commitment to quality adjudication, timely disposal of cases and reduction of pendency. At the felicitation programme, Kashmir Advocates Association president Waseem Gul highlighted the role of district courts as the first accessible forum of justice for ordinary citizens. He emphasised the importance of constructive cooperation between the Bench and the Bar and sought the Chief Justice's guidance on improving court infrastructure and facilities for lawyers and litigants. Gul also called for strengthening legal aid services, promoting alternative dispute resolution mechanisms and introducing structured training programmes for young advocates. He assured the Association's cooperation in improving the administration of justice and welcomed the newly appointed Principal District and Sessions Judge Srinagar. The Chief Justice appreciated the Association's decision to include women lawyers in its executive body and reiterated the need for professional cooperation, technological adaptation and inclusive participation in the legal system. The interactions focused on strengthening judicial institutions, improving access to justice and preserving the dignity and independence of the judiciary.
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Srinagar, Oct 10:A delegation of the All India High Court Employees Federation (AIHCEF), led by its Secretary General, Asif Iqbal Mahajan, on Friday felicitated Dr Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati on assuming office as Chief Justice of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The delegation, which included Deputy Registrar Shah Ji Bhat and Assistant Registrars Altaf Hussain Khan and Bashir Ahmad Beigh, extended a warm welcome to the Chief Justice and conveyed its best wishes for his tenure. The Federation expressed confidence that under Justice Bhatis leadership, the High Court would continue to uphold the principles of justice, integrity and institutional excellence. It also emphasised the important role played by High Court employees in the effective functioning of the institution and expressed hope that their dedication and contributions would continue to receive due recognition. The Federation wished the Chief Justice a successful tenure, expressing hope that his leadership would further strengthen the institutions traditions and foster an atmosphere of dignity, mutual respect and collective commitment.
Justice Department probes TV networks over Trump pool boycott
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Encourage, support women advocates: Chief Justice
Srinagar, Oct 10: Chief Justice High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Dr. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati on Saturday interacted with judicial officers in the Conference Hall of the District Court Complex, Srinagar, and later attended a felicitation programme organised by the Kashmir Advocates Association. During the interaction with judicial officers, Chief Justice emphasised []
Uphold highest standards of judicial conduct: Chief Justice
Srinagar, Oct 10:Chief Justice High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Dr. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati, today interacted with judicial officers in the Conference Hall of the District Court Complex, Srinagar, and later attended a felicitation programme organised by the Kashmir Advocates Association. During the interaction with judicial officers, Chief Justice emphasised the importance of discharging judicial responsibilities fearlessly, compassionately and with unwavering commitment to the rule of law. He highlighted the vital role of the judiciary in safeguarding citizens rights, ensuring access to justice and maintaining public confidence in the justice delivery system. Chief Justice stressed that collective responsibility, mutual trust and institutional harmony were essential for strengthening the functioning of courts. He encouraged judicial officers to work collaboratively, uphold the highest standards of judicial conduct and foster a peaceful and conducive working environment. He expressed satisfaction with the professional competence and dedication of judicial officers serving in the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh and underscored the importance of continuous learning and guidance from senior judicial officers. At the outset, Naseer Ahmad Dar, Principal District and Sessions Judge, Srinagar, welcomed the Chief Justice on behalf of the judicial officers of the district. He expressed gratitude for the interaction and reaffirmed the commitment of the District Judiciary, Srinagar, to quality adjudication, timely disposal of cases and reduction of pendency. Later, the Kashmir Advocates Association organised a felicitation programme at the District Court Complex, Srinagar, to welcome the Chief Justice. Speaking on the occasion, Adv. Waseem Gul, President of the Kashmir Advocates Association, extended a warm welcome to the Chief Justice on behalf of the legal fraternity and also welcomed the newly appointed Principal District and Sessions Judge, Srinagar. Highlighting the role of the District Court as the first accessible forum of justice for ordinary citizens, the Association President emphasised the importance of a constructive partnership between the Bench and the Bar. He assured full cooperation in strengthening the administration of justice and sought the Chief Justices guidance on improving court infrastructure, enhancing facilities for lawyers and litigants, strengthening legal aid, promoting alternative dispute resolution and providing structured training for young advocates. The Association President also announced that the Association had accepted in principle the induction of five women lawyers into its Executive Committee, with the decision to be formalised shortly. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Justice expressed happiness at interacting with members of the Bar and the judiciary at Srinagar. Drawing upon his experience as a lawyer, he emphasised the need to encourage and support women advocates, observing that their active participation was essential for the progress of the legal fraternity. Chief Justice recalled the pioneering contribution of Cornelia Sorabji and stressed the importance of bringing women lawyers to the forefront. Appreciating the Associations decision to induct women members into its Executive Committee, the Chief Justice described lawyers as vital custodians of access to justice and constitutional rights. He urged the legal fraternity to respond to evolving societal expectations and emphasised the need to embrace technology, observing that failure to adapt could leave institutions behind. The programmes underscored the shared commitment of the Bench and the Bar to strengthening the justice delivery system, upholding the rule of law and preserving the dignity and independence of the institution of justice.
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US judge rules Justice Department use of voter rolls unlawful
A US judge ruled on Friday that the Justice Department's push to obtain state voter rolls and check them against a federal immigration database to demand that states remove voters it deemed ineligible was unlawful. US
Pinarayi, Riyas and Veena denied an opportunity to be heard, which can be construed as denial of natural justice and could be challenged in the High Court or the Supreme Court, they say. Some also say that single judges order bypasses a law that mandates approval from the competent authority to conduct inquiry into public servants
SC Justice Sheel Nagu recuses from Punjab plea against CBI probe
Supreme Court Justice Sheel Nagu recused himself from hearing the Punjab government's appeal against a high court order. The Punjab and Haryana High Court had directed a CBI probe into corruption allegations involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's office. Justice Dipankar Datta noted the current challenging circumstances facing the judiciary. The case will be reassigned to a different bench by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.
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Navi Pillay dedicates Nobel Prize to survivors of international crimes
The former UN human rights chief noted increasing attacks on the international justice system and called for accountability for crimes against humanity
Rahul Gandhi-Led INDIA Bloc Delegation Meets President Murmu, Submits 4-Point Memo Seeking CEC
Escalating its high-decibel campaign alleging widespread electoral roll irregularities and vote chori (vote theft), a 10-member high-profile delegation of INDIA bloc leaders met President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday evening, October 9. The delegationcomprising Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool [] The post Rahul Gandhi-Led INDIA Bloc Delegation Meets President Murmu, Submits 4-Point Memo Seeking CECs Remova appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
President accepted what we said on 'vote chori', claims Rahul Gandhi
We will go to Supreme Court on Monday to meet Chief Justice of India and hand over memorandum to him, says Rahul Gandhi
Dharmendra Pradhan Criticizes Rahul Gandhi as Face of Political Opportunism
BJP MP Dharmendra Pradhan attacks Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of political opportunism and shifting stances on national security. Dharmendra Pradhan Criticizes Rahul Gandhi as Face of Political Opportunism
INDIA bloc MPs, including prominent leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Mamata Banerjee, are set to meet President Droupadi Murmu. They are demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amidst allegations of electoral irregularities. Rahul Gandhi expressed confidence that persistent opposition efforts could lead to the government's downfall. The protest against Kumar focuses on issues related to the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
Congress Can Defeat BJP in Haryana if Workers Unite Behind Rahul Gandhi, Says Kuldeep Sharma
Kuldeep Sharma believes Congress can defeat BJP in Haryana if party workers rally behind Rahul Gandhis leadership. Congress Can Defeat BJP in Haryana if Workers Unite Behind Rahul Gandhi, Says Kuldeep Sharma
Kanniyakumari Collector inspects social justice hostels in Nagercoil
Hurricane Isaias has intensified into a Category 3 storm with winds reaching up to 120 mph as it approaches the Gulf Coast. Evacuation orders are being issued for vulnerable areas in Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi, emphasizing the threat of storm surge and flooding. Shelters are opening across the region to accommodate residents fleeing the storm's path. Authorities warn that preparations should be completed before conditions worsen and roads become impassable.
Amit Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi and the INDIA alliance for their lies and confusion following bypoll results. The BJP secured significant wins in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, showcasing its public support. Voters expressed their trust in the BJP during recent municipal elections in Rajasthan and Tripura. Shah stated that opposition parties question institutions after defeats, highlighting their lack of credibility.
Justice Sheel Nagu Recuses from Punjab Govt Plea Against CBI Probe Order
Odisha Police Duty Meet Concludes in Kataka with Strong Call to Combat Cybercrime
The three-day-long 71st Odisha State Police Duty Meet concluded today at the Reserve Police Ground in Buxi Bazar, Kataka. The valedictory ceremony featured Odisha Minister for Law, Works, and Excise, Prithiviraj Harichandan, as the chief guest. He inspected a colorful parade, took the salute, and presented awards to the winning participants. Addressing the gathering, Minister [] The post Odisha Police Duty Meet Concludes in Kataka with Strong Call to Combat Cybercrime & Drug Trafficking appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Rajasthan records decline in crime; offences against women, children also fall
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 9 (IANS) Rajasthan has recorded a decline in the total number of registered criminal cases during the first nine months of 2026, with reductions reported in murder, attempted murder, property-related offences and several crimes against women and children, according to state police data. The figures for January to September 2026 indicate a reduction in overall cases compared with the corresponding period in 2025. Meanwhile, registrations under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, the Arms Act and the Excise Act have increased, which the police attribute to intensified enforcement. Rajasthan Police said crime prevention, prompt action and public safety remain key priorities, with particular emphasis on women's safety. According to departmental data, 147,534 cases were registered under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) up to September 2025, compared with 145,781 during the corresponding period in 2026. This represents a decline of 1,753 cases. The data also shows 23 fewer murder cases and 174 fewer attempted murder cases compared with the previous year. Rajasthan has also reported reductions in several property-related offences during the period under review. Dacoity declined by 19.67 per cent, robbery by 16.40 per cent and burglary by 4.63 per cent. Police officials said surveillance, regular patrolling and targeted enforcement measures are being used to prevent and control crime. Cases registered under local and special laws rose from 65,753 in 2025 to 70,035 in 2026, an increase of 4,282 cases. According to the police, the increase reflects intensified enforcement and action under the relevant laws. The reported increases include: NDPS Act: 1,815 additional cases, up 35.13 per cent. Arms Act: 538 additional cases, up 10.17 per cent. Excise Act: 908 additional cases, up 4.92 per cent. The figures indicate an increase in cases registered under these laws, although registration numbers alone do not establish the extent of the underlying offences. Cases registered under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act declined by 954 compared with the corresponding period last year, marking a reported reduction of 15.47 per cent. The police data also records a decline in several offences involving women and children. POCSO Act cases declined by 478, or 19.20 per cent, rape cases by 356, or 7.96 per cent, and molestation cases by 603, or 7.38 per cent. The Rajasthan Police has highlighted initiatives such as Kalika Units, Anti-Romeo Squads and other women's safety programmes as part of its efforts to prevent harassment and improve women's security. Cases involving domestic abuse, dowry demands and other family-related disputes increased from 9,979 in 2025 to 10,562 in 2026, according to departmental figures. The police said greater public awareness and women's willingness to report abuse and seek assistance may be contributing to the rise in registrations. To support women facing domestic violence and family disputes, Women's Safety and Counselling Centres are operating at one police station in each police circle, providing assistance and counselling. The state government and Rajasthan Police Headquarters have reiterated their commitment to preventing crimes against women and ensuring timely assistance to victims. Police officials said the focus extends beyond crime prevention to include prompt responses to complaints, effective investigations and legal action against those found responsible. While the latest figures show a decline in several categories of registered offences, the increase in cases under special laws and in domestic and family-related complaints highlights the importance of continued enforcement, public awareness and access to support services.
Union Social Justice Secy launches geriatric care training programme in Diu
Digital Desk | Diu, Oct 9 (IANS) Social Justice and Empowerment Secretary Sudhansh Pant inaugurated a Five-Day Geriatric Care Training Programme to train grassroots-level functionaries in view of the evolving needs of an ageing population, including senior citizens living alone, an official said on Friday. Addressing the event organised at the Education Hub at Kevdi, Diu, in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu (DNH&DD), Pant said the training will provide participants with an understanding of the physical, psychological, emotional and social dimensions of ageing. It will also equip them with practical competencies for safe, dignified and compassionate care of older persons, he said. The Programme is being organised by the National Institute of Social Defence (NISD), under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, in collaboration with the Office of the Collector, Diu, Union Territory Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (DNH&DD), said an official statement. Pant said the initiative seeks to create a pool of trained, sensitised and locally available frontline functionaries capable of providing basic geriatric care, identifying emerging care requirements, facilitating access to appropriate Government schemes and services, and extending emotional and psychosocial support to senior citizens at the community level. Joint Secretaries Sandeep R Rathod, Sajeesh Kumar N and NISD Director Gaurav Singh Rajawat also attended the inaugural session. Diu Collector Rahul Dev Boora formally welcomed the dignitaries and participants. Pant said this programme represents a focused capacity-building intervention to strengthen the local ecosystem of elderly care in Diu District. He said that by developing a locally available pool of trained and sensitised personnel, the initiative seeks to promote a more responsive, inclusive and supportive environment for senior citizens and contribute towards their dignity, safety, independence, social inclusion and quality of life. The Secretary said the programme is aimed at strengthening community-based support systems for senior citizens and enhancing the capacity of personnel engaged in last-mile service delivery. Key areas will include the ageing process and changing needs of senior citizens; rights, dignity and well-being of older persons; roles of families, communities and frontline caregivers; principles of basic geriatric care; assistance with routine activities and ADLs; personal hygiene; nutrition and hydration; medication-related support; mobility assistance; safe transfer techniques; fall prevention and home safety, the statement said. The programme will also cover basic first aid and response to common emergencies, communication skills, psychosocial support, loneliness and social isolation, emotional well-being, and dementia awareness and basic caregiving approaches. The NISD has been undertaking capacity-building and training programmes in geriatric care and related areas as part of its continuing efforts to strengthen the availability of trained human resources for the care, welfare and protection of senior citizens, the statement said.
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 9 (IANS) Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday hailed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s performance in the Lok Sabha and Assembly bye-elections, saying that the party is winning every election despite the lies and disinformation campaigns of the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and the INDIA bloc. In Nagaon Parliamentary constituency bye-election in Assam, Devasish Sharma of the BJP beat Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal of the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF). In Nandigram Assembly constituency bye-election in West Bengal, Hasi Rani Rath of the BJP beat the nearest Congress rival Milan Pradhan. In Rejinagar bye-election in West Bengal, Shankharavh Sarkar of the BJP beat Golam Nabi Azad of the Aam Janata Unnayan Party. Meanwhile, NDA ally, AINRC, won the Thattanchavady bypoll in Puducherry. In a post on social media platform X, Union Minister Amit Shah said: The BJP, under the leadership of PM @narendramodi Ji, continues to win elections one after another despite the lies and disinformation campaigns run by Rahul Gandhi and the INDI Alliance. The NDA's victories in the bye-elections in West Bengal, Assam and Puducherry, and the recently held local body polls in Rajasthan and Tripura, demonstrate that the people have completely rejected the INDI Alliance. Having lost their public support, these (Opposition) parties question institutions after every defeat, but the people have recognised their true character. This is why the people have once again delivered a thumping mandate, reaffirming their unwavering faith in the BJP, Union Minister Shah added. The Union Home Minister congratulated the West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma, Tripura CM Manik Saha and Puducherry CM N. Rangasamy, along with all the state presidents and dedicated BJP workers. Terming the victories as spectacular, BJP President Nitin Nabin said that it has once again proven that the people of the country stand firmly with the politics of development and good governance under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Those who were trying to mislead the countrymen have once again been given a resounding response by the people through their votes, Nabin said on X while hitting out at the Opposition. Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said on X: Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all the victorious candidates on the victory of BJP-NDA in the Assembly bye-elections of West Bengal and Puducherry, and the Lok Sabha bye-election in Assam. This support from the people reflects the trust in the progress of the country, good governance, and public service under the leadership of the honorable Prime Minister @narendramodi ji, he said, adding that this public support will further strengthen the resolve for a developed India. Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath congratulated the eight BJP Rajya Sabha candidates of the state for winning unopposed. I have full confidence that you all will make a significant contribution in realising the resolve of our esteemed Prime Minister @narendramodi ji for 'Developed India' and in giving new momentum to the nation's progress. At the same time, you will enhance the dignity of the Upper House, he said in a post on X. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta echoed, saying: The unanimous election of BJP's eight Rajya Sabha candidates in Uttar Pradesh, the NDA's victory in the Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency in Assam, Nandigram and Rejinagar Assembly constituencies in West Bengal, and the Thattanchavadi Assembly constituency in Puducherry are proof of the people's unwavering trust. In a post on X, CM Gupta referred to the victory as a esounding response to those anti-national forces who prioritise appeasement, dividing society, and pursuing political self-interest over the welfare of the people.
Rahul Gandhi, Mamata Banerjee Lead INDIA Bloc Leaders to Rashtrapati Bhavan Over
Several INDIA bloc leaders, including Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, are heading to Rashtrapati Bhavan to meet President Droupadi Murmu and submit a memorandum raising concerns over the functioning of the
Rahul Gandhi Defamation Case: Verdict Likely on Monday as Arguments Conclude
The case relates to Gandhi's alleged objectionable remarks against then BJP national president Amit Shah during an election campaign in Bengaluru in 2018.
Mumbai Crime Branch busts racket illegally selling CDRs, SDRs, location data
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 9 (IANS) Mumbai Police's Crime Branch Unit-12 has busted a racket involved in the illegal sale of call detail records (CDRs), subscriber detail records (SDRs), mobile location data, and IMEI information, arresting nine accused, including five from Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Bihar. According to the police, two of the arrested accused are serving constables in the Jharkhand and Bihar police forces. The police received intelligence that a man residing within the jurisdiction of Oshiwara police station was posing as a Police Inspector on Instagram under the name Inspector Sanjay, despite holding no official position. Through his social media posts, the accused claimed that stolen or lost mobile phones would be recovered and returned to their owners. People who had lost their mobile phones contacted the accused using the number provided in the posts. Posing as a police officer, he extorted money from them in the name of recovering their phones and illegally obtained their CDRs, SDRs, and location details. Acting on the information, the Crime Branch Unit-12 team arrested the accused on June 22, near the entrance gate of Ayesha Tower, opposite an HP petrol pump on SV Road in Jogeshwari West. An examination of two mobile phones recovered from him revealed that he was obtaining CDRs, SDRs, and location information linked to mobile numbers through illegal means. A case was registered under Sections 318(2), 319(2), 204, 223, 351(2), 112(2), 238 and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with Sections 43(a), 66 and 66A of the Information Technology Act, at Oshiwara police station. The case details were cited as CrPC No. 68/2026 and Oshiwara police station case No. 935/2026. During the investigation, the police found that the accused had allegedly obtained 50 CDRs, 520 SDRs, location information linked to 550 mobile numbers, and details of 420 IMEI numbers illegally.
Rahul Gandhi informed Opposition MPs that continued pressure could lead to the government's downfall soon. The INDIA bloc leaders convened to strategize their protest against alleged electoral manipulation and demand the Chief Election Commissioner's resignation. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and other significant leaders participated in this crucial meeting. Meanwhile, protests have intensified, highlighting the opposition's determination to challenge the government's actions.
Hurricane Isaias strengthens to Category 3 as Gulf Coast braces for landfall
Hurricane Isaias, the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, is expected to bring damaging winds, heavy rain and potentially life-threatening storm surge to the northern Gulf Coast when it makes landfall late Friday or early Saturday. The governors of Florida, Alabama and Georgia have declared states of emergency, along with several Mississippi counties. Thousands of National Guard soldiers are being deployed. According to the National Hurricane Center, Isaias is now Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, which forecasters consider a major hurricane. The storm was located around 170 miles south-southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi at 8 a.m. ET. It is projected to track north, with the center passing near the Alabama-Florida state line, though its exact path remains uncertain. Heavy rain and flooding could extend as far north as Tennessee and North Carolina through the weekend. Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for parts of Florida's Walton, Escambia, Okaloosa and Franklin counties. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey also ordered nonresidents to evacuate Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Dauphin Island. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis urged residents to prepare emergency supplies and execute your hurricane plan. Follow live updates on Hurricane Isaias below. This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/weather-news/live/hurricane-isaias-live-tracker-dangerous-category-2-storm-strengthening-before-making-landfall-along-gulf-coast-evacuations-ordered-in-alabama-and-florida-115816597.html
Mizoram Police's Cybercrime Success: Rs 1 Crore Recovered
Mizoram police have successfully recovered over Rs 1 crore for cybercrime victims this year and arrested nine alleged cybercriminals. The state has also established a dedicated State Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (S4C) to enhance its efforts in detection, investigation, and public awareness against cybercrime.
Indian-Origin Doctor Arrested In Florida After 7-Year-Old Boy Drowns In Pool
iNDICA NEWS BUREAU- An Indian-origin doctor from Louisiana has been arrested in Florida in connection with the drowning death of a seven-year-old boy who was under her supervision when the incident occurred in April. Sukanthini Subbiah, 48, was arrested Wednesday, October 7, by the Orlando Police Department and charged with first-degree aggravated manslaughter in the []
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BJP to hold protest against AAP govt in Chandigarh on October 10 over corruption, rising crime
Chandigarh [India], October 9 (ANI) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will hold a protest against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Chandigarh on Saturday over issues of corruption, rising crime and the drug menace. The protest is expected to see the participation of senior BJP leaders from the state, including party in-charge Satish Poonia, along with other prominent leaders and party functionaries. Through the protest, the party aims to highlight these issues and hold the state government accountable for its handling of key public concerns. Senior leaders are expected to lead the demonstration, with party workers participating to register their opposition to the AAP government
