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Digital Desk | Kozhikode, Sep 26 (IANS) Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Saturday called reports of differences within the Election Commission of India (ECI) a catastrophic assault on democracy, urging all citizens, including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), to fight it. Speaking to reporters in Kerala's Kozhikode, Tharoor said: This is an incredibly grave assault on the functioning of Indian democracy. Meanwhile, the ECI issued a press release after its meeting on Saturday afternoon to quell reports of internal differences and clarify the context in which ECI functionaries wrote a letter to the Cabinet Secretary. The Congress MP claimed that a large number of Indian citizens have been deprived of their democratic right to vote, apparently based on many irregularities, including an illegal modification of Form 6 requiring data that has not been required in the past. They (ECI) have actually gone ahead and made some changes without the consent of two of the three Election Commissioners, which itself is a violation of the procedures of the Election Commission. Days earlier, a report by a leading newspaper claimed differences within the poll panel, with decisions being taken allegedly without the knowledge of the two Election Commissioners. Tharoor further said: On top of that, we have a situation where, shockingly, we are seeing software that has been imposed over the heads of the electoral officers. And as a result, for example, one instance that has been found is that in Goa, 97 people have not only been deprived of the right to vote, but because of that they've also been deprived of the right to have dialysis treatment and other medical assistance and so on. The Congress leader was referring to the ECINet software, which the media reported had blocked access to Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) on the ground. This is not anything minor or routine; it's not political, it's not administrative. It is a fundamentally untenable, catastrophic assault on our democracy, he said while urging parties to unite in the fight against the challenge. There is no question anymore that our country is facing a very severe challenge. If the integrity of our elections is in doubt, then how will our democracy stand? If people in this country feel that even their identity is subject to the whims of some low-level officers and a software that has not been verified, tested or based on anything logical, then how on earth can our country proudly stand itself in front of the world and call itself the world's largest democracy? Tharoor questioned. Mentioning that the Congress has called a party Working Committee meeting on September 29, he said, I'll be going there to Delhi for that. Moreover, Shashi Tharoor urged BJP leaders to unite with the Opposition to defend democracy. I feel that on this matter every citizen of India, even members of the BJP, should be united with us. Our democracy is larger than any individual, any party. It's for everyone to defend, he stated.
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Pakistan's child protection laws fail to protect children from abuse: Report
Digital Desk | Colombo, Sep 26 (IANS) Despite laws, institutions and formal safeguards aimed at protecting children, the latest evidence from Pakistan has exposed serious gaps in the implementation of these legal provisions, leaving children vulnerable to abuse, a report has stated. Questions raised by the Islamabad High Court over child safety provisions under the Zainab Alert Act, scrutiny by the Sindh High Court of juvenile justice implementation, concerns from a Senate committee over low conviction rates, and UNICEFs latest findings laid bare different failures within the same child-protection system, according to a report in the Sri Lankan newspaper Daily Mirror. It noted that weakness in Pakistans child-protection system is not a lack of laws, but the failure to consistently enforce them for children at greatest risk. Highlighting escalating violence against children, the report cited data compiled by Islamabad-based child rights organisation Sahil, which documented at least 1,914 cases of violence and abuse against children across Pakistan between January and June 2026. The figure includes 1,015 cases of child sexual abuse, 558 abductions, 101 missing children, 35 child marriages and 98 cases involving pornography following sexual abuse. Forty-nine cases involved infants found abandoned by roadsides. The figures represent cases reported in newspapers, rather than the full scale of abuse. That distinction matters in a country where fear, stigma, family pressure and limited access to justice can keep incidents away from both the police and the public. The numbers describe a visible crisis, but not necessarily complete, Daily Mirror mentioned. The pattern emerging from the data is as disturbing as the headline figure. Girls accounted for 58 percent of the reported victims in the first six months of 2026, while boys represented 42 percent. Children aged 11 to 15 formed the largest affected age group, with 598 reported victims. Another 356 victims were aged between 16 and 18, while 329 were between six and 10, it added. Underlining the gap in implementation of legal provisions in Pakistan, the report said the failure is not confined to a lack of laws but is reflected in what happens after a law is passed, a complaint is lodged, and a child seeks justice. The latest figures underscore the scale of the problem, with more than 1,900 cases reported in the first six months of 2026. Nearly half of the reported incidents occurred in childrens homes, while alleged perpetrators were often people known to the victims. At the same time, the criminal justice system continues to record low conviction rates in some jurisdictions. For children, the protection promised by legislation ultimately exists only when institutions act on it, the report noted.
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Gujarat CM joins 'Seva Setu' offering 56-plus services in one place
Digital Desk | Gandhidham, Sep 26 (IANS) More than 56 government services, ranging from certificates and Aadhaar corrections to welfare assistance and health cards, were brought together at a single venue in Gandhidham on Saturday as the first 'Seva Setu' programme of a 12-phase initiative in Kutch was held under the state governments 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan'. The programme, organised by the Gandhidham Municipality, was aimed at providing multiple government services at one place and resolving citizens issues on the spot, with Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel interacting directly with beneficiaries and reviewing the services being provided at various departmental stalls. Patel visited the stalls and spoke to beneficiaries about their access to government schemes. He also distributed sanction orders and approval letters under the PM Awas Yojana, PM Svanidhi Yojana, Free Ship Card and Ayushman Bharat schemes. Equipment assistance was also provided to persons with disabilities through the initiative of Shri Ram Krishna Seva Trust. The services available at the programme included income certificates, caste certificates, Aadhaar card corrections, ration cards, Ayushman cards, widow assistance and old-age support, among others. A large number of citizens availed themselves of the services, with the programme providing access to more than 56 services at a single location. Addressing beneficiaries, Patel said the government was working with the mantra of service, good governance and welfare of people experiencing poverty. Through programmes like Seva Setu, the government itself reaches the peoples doorstep to resolve their issues. Our resolve is that the last person in society must benefit from government schemes, and no citizen should remain deprived of public services, he said. Seva Setu is a significant step in this direction, where all types of government services are made available at one place, Patel added. The Gandhidham programme was the first of 12 Seva Setu programmes planned in Kutch as part of the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan'. The initiative is focused on making government services and welfare schemes accessible to citizens through a single platform and facilitating the resolution of grievances and service-related requirements at the local level. Minister of State for Labour, Skill Development and Employment, Kantilal Amrutiya, and Minister of State for Higher and Technical Education, Trikam Chhanga, attended the programme. Lok Sabha MP Vinod Chavda, District Panchayat President Prabhaben Hun, MLAs Malati Maheshwari, Aniruddhbhai Dave and Virendrasinh Jadeja, Gandhidham Mayor Divyaben Nathani, Deputy Mayor Navin Jeru, Collector Anil Ranavasia, District Development Officer Utsav Gautam and Gandhidham Municipal Commissioner B.D. Davera were also present. Leaders Devjibhai Varchand and Dhaval Acharya, district administration officials and a large number of citizens attended the programme.
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday hit back at the Congress over its allegations against the Election Commission, calling it shameful and accusing the grand old party of attempting to attain power at any cost. This follows the Election Commission of India (ECI) issuing a press release after its afternoon meeting to quell reports of internal differences and clarify the context in which ECI functionaries wrote a letter to the Cabinet Secretary. Addressing a press conference, BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad accused the Congress and Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi of making aseless and shameful allegations against the Election Commission. This is very unfortunate, and we condemn it. Today, the Election Commission issued a press note stating that the process was conducted with the consent of the Chief Election Commissioner and both Election Commissioners, he said. Citing that the Supreme Court found the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls valid and legally permissible, Prasad said: Congress, CPI-M and Trinamool Congress (undivided) had challenged the process before the Supreme Court, which approved the SIR after hearing everyone. Accusing the Opposition of creating a ruckus whenever they lose polls, the BJP MP said: Does Rahul Gandhi ever think about why he was wiped out from Tamil Nadu? Does Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi ever think about why they've been wiped out from Bengal for the last 40 years?... Today they are running from pillar to post, hoping that Akhilesh Yadav will form an alliance with them in Uttar Pradesh, but the latter isn't even giving them time. Why does Rahul Gandhi keep banging his head over his own failures and over his party's weaknesses? he remarked. Ravi Shankar Prasad further highlighted that the Supreme Court also allowed Form 6 of the SIR process. Did the Election Commission not exist during the 50 years of the Congress party's rule? Did it not exist during the Communist and the DMK's reign in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, respectively? When Akhilesh Yadav or his father became Chief Minister of UP and Lalu Yadav became CM of Bihar multiple times, was it without the Election Commission? the BJP leader questioned. Accusing the LoP of defaming the ECI and being jealous of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said: Rahul Gandhi, you are a 'non-serious politician.' The people of the country do not take you seriously. Echoing a similar view, BJP MP Sambit Patra said the press release issued after the meeting of the three Election Commissioners today has clarified the allegations levelled by the Congress. The Congress party was attacking constitutional institutions for its own interests and seeking to undermine their credibility, he alleged. Referring to the allegation that the BJP was using the Election Commission as a pawn to defend itself, Patra called it a conspiracy by the Congress to weaken the country's constitutional institutions. The people know why the Opposition is doing all this. Rahul Gandhi's sole objective is to come to power at any cost. Since Rahul Gandhi has been unable to attain power, he is attacking the Election Commission, the Supreme Court, and India's constitutional institutions. His motto seems to be: 'If we cannot win, let us disrupt the entire democratic system', Patra alleged.
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 26 (IANS) Parents of Sahil Wakode, the second-year IIT Bombay student who was found dead on Saturday, appealed to students of the institute to join them in an indefinite hunger strike at Mumbai's Azad Maidan from Monday to ensure justice for their son. Earlier, the parents had alleged that caste-based discrimination and harassment at the institute had driven their son to take the extreme step. In a video message, Sahil's father, Ravindra Wakode, claimed that the Mumbai Police were not allowing him to enter the Powai campus. I have tried two-three times to enter, he said. Mentioning that he has not been permitted to protest inside the campus, the father said: From Monday I will sit on a hunger strike at Azad Maidan, as I have been given permission there. In a message for IIT Bombay students, Ravindra Wakode said: People are spreading misinformation about you (students) and us that Sahil's parents are not doing anything (to ensure justice for him). My child is no more, but you have a future ahead. Join us in the hunger strike in as many numbers as possible. It is important to know the truth. Please don't give up this fight and maintain the strike, he said while cautioning students not to fall into various theories about the police and other people. We will keep fighting until my son gets justice, even if that means giving my life for it, Wakode asserted. Sahil's father reiterated: I appeal to all of you students not to get manipulated by anyone. You stand with me, and I will stand with you. He further appealed to students to protect any evidence they may have that could help the case. Please safeguard any evidence that you might have. I will need it during the legal proceedings. This is my request to you all, Ravindra Wakode said. On Thursday, Sahil Wakodes parents were reportedly detained by Mumbai Police in Bhandup. At the same time, they were on their way to the IIT Bombay campus in Powai, their lawyer, Nikhil Kamble, alleged. A day before, Union Minister of State (MoS) for Social Justice and Empowerment and RPI-A chief Ramdas Athawale flagged the growing number of student suicides at the prestigious institute, while questioning whether attempts were being made to humiliate Scheduled Caste students, forcing them to take the extreme step. He raised the question during a visit to the IIT Powai campus.
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