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“Congress aayi, tabahi laayi,” PM at Satna rally in poll-bound MP

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MADHYA PRADESH: In Madhya Pradesh, where elections are soon to be held, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new attack on the Congress on Thursday, claiming that the party had brought ruin with it when it came to power. PM Modi remarked, "Congress aayi, tabahi laayi (Congress came, brought with it destruction)" at a rally in Satna. The prime minister went on to say that the public has confidence in Modi's assurances and that the Congress lacks a plan for the development of Madhya Pradesh. "There is no development plan for Madhya Pradesh by Congress. The state's youth perceive Congress as having no future. The state is confident in Modi's assurances. Poori hone ki guarantee ki har guarantee," he remarked.He exhorted the people of the state to vote for the BJP, saying, "Your single vote has worked wonders, as the enemies of the country have lost courage." One vote from your MP would help Modi in Delhi. With just one vote, crooked Congress will be removed from MP." He went on to say that "free ration and free health treatment will stop" if the Congress is elected to power. "The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh was prevented from functioning by obstacles that the Congress at the federal level had put in its way. Here, the Congress forced Madhya Pradesh into this dark hole, from which the BJP has attempted to extract it. The time for sabka vikas, or everyone's development, is now. The Prime Minister declared, "Everyone will get their rights, Dalits, backwards, tribal, and impoverished."PM Modi went on to say that the government had constructed four crore residences for the populace in the last ten years. "The same devotion with which we construct 4 crore houses is also used to build the Ram temple. Modi stated, "This is his assurance to everyone who does not currently own a home—they will." One of the five states scheduled to hold elections in one phase on November 17 is Madhya Pradesh. Voters will be counted on December 3. "Where did the Congress government put all of this money? It entered the 2G fraud, the coal scam, and the Commonwealth scam, but I put an end to them all. The BJP has contributed Rs 10 lakh crore to the poor people's accounts in ten years. Congress should be sorry that you have empowered a watchman. During the Corona era, we initiated the free rationing programme. December will mark the completion of this plan. As a result of suggestions from the public, I have decided to continue this scheme for a further five years. Four lakh families in Satna district won't have to worry about rations anymore, according to PM Modi. Voters in the state's 230 Assembly seats will select legislators on November 17. [caption id="attachment_5315" align="alignnone" width="300"] "Congress aayi, tabahi…

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SC Asks High Courts To Set Up Special Bench To Monitor Criminal Trials Against Lawmakers

editor November 9, 2023

New Delhi, Nov 9: Significantly, the Supreme Court on Thursday ordered all high courts to form a special bench and file a suo motu case in order to keep an eye on any criminal cases that are still outstanding against Members of Parliament and MLAs in order to guarantee their prompt resolution. In response to a PIL filed by Ashwini Upadhyay asking for the early resolution of ongoing criminal charges against politicians, a bench led by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud issued a number of directives to high courts and trial courts. The highest court stated that it would be challenging to provide trial courts with consistent rules for the prompt resolution of matters involving legislators. According to the ruling, the high courts will form a special bench to oversee the criminal proceedings of the politicians, which will be chaired by the chief justice or a bench that the chief justice designates. According to the statement, the high courts may request reports on the progress of the trials against the politicians in criminal cases from special lower courts. The statement read, "The trial courts shall not, unless for rare and compelling reasons, adjourn the hearing of the cases against the Members of Parliament, MLAs, and MLCs."The CJI stated while delivering the ruling that the primary district and sessions judges will make sure that designated special courts trying legislators have access to adequate facilities and technology. The bench was hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) brought by lawyer Ashwani Dubey. The PIL sought reliefs such as a speedy trial for accused parliamentarians and the creation of special courts nationwide for this purpose, in addition to a life term ban on politicians upon conviction in criminal cases. [caption id="attachment_5312" align="alignnone" width="300"] SC Asks High Courts To Set Up Special Bench To Monitor Criminal Trials Against Lawmakers[/caption]

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Vidhi Kumar Birdi assumes charge of IGP Kashmir

editor November 9, 2023

SRINAGAR: Senior IPS officer Vidhi Kumar Birdi on Thursday assumed the charge of Inspector General of Police Kashmir Zone. An official told that Birdi assumed the charge today morning. Birdi was posted as IGP Kashmir…

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BSF jawan martyred in unprovoked firing by Pakistani Rangers along IB in Jammu

editor November 9, 2023

SAMBA: A BSF jawan was martyred in unprovoked firing by Pakistan Rangers along the International Border (IB) in the Ramgarh sector of Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district early Thursday, officials said. The firing targeting Border…

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Peace in J&K achieved after lot of hard work : DGP R R Swain

editor November 9, 2023

SRINAGAR: Rashmi Ranjan Swain, the Director General of Police, stated on Wednesday that much effort has gone into bringing about peace in Jammu and Kashmir. After visiting the twin south Kashmir districts of Shopian and Pulwama, the Director General of Police (DGP) stated, "Peaceful atmosphere in J&K had been achieved after a lot of hard work and sacrifices by Police and security forces." The DGP chaired meetings with senior officers of the Army, CRPF, and Police to gain a firsthand review of the current security scenario of these districts. As the enemies of peace sought opportunities to disturb the calm, he emphasised to the officers the need for vigilance. The good work and efforts of the armed forces and intelligence services in combating terrorism in south Kashmir were praised by Swain."To uproot terrorism more joint efforts of all are needed," he stated. "Synergy among the forces has to be enhanced to the next level." In order to develop and carry out operations for zero terror plans, the DGP placed a strong focus on coordination among ranks at various levels. He gave the order to regularly work on plans for dominating an area. Invoking the protection and well-being of the populace, Swain emphasised the need to increase human intelligence and stated that the welfare of the populace should come first. He made a strong impression on the cops, asking them to work diligently, honestly, and professionally to ensure everyone's safety and security. The DGP stated that while J&K Police and other sister agencies had been successful in establishing a favourable environment in J&K, maintaining it would be extremely difficult. Additionally, he assessed the needs and operations of the police stations. In order for the officers to easily carry out their tasks, Swain gave them instructions to tend to their immediate requirements. The ADGP Law and Order J&K, Vijay Kumar, and the IGP, Vidhi Kumar Birdi, accompanied the DGP. At these districts, the Shopian and Pulwama SSPs met him. The DGP was given ceremonial guards of honour upon his arrival in these districts.IG Kashmir Ops CRPF Gyanendra Kumar Verma, DIG SKR Rayees Muhammad Bhat, Sector 2 Commander Anirudh Chohan, DIG CRPF Kulvinder Singh Jaswal, SSP Shopian Tanushree, COs of 44 RR, 34 RR, and 2 RR, COs of 14th Bn CRPF, and 178 Bn CRPF, along with other senior jurisdictional officers of the district, attended the meeting at Shopian. In Pulwama, the meeting was attended by the 5 Sector Commander, SSP Pulwama Muhammad Yousuf, Army Commandants of 50 RR, 53 RR, and 55 RR, Commandants of CRPF 183 Bn and 182 Bn, in addition to ADGP L&O, ADGP CRPF, IGP Kashmir, IGP CRPF, DIGs SKR and CRPF. [caption id="attachment_5302" align="alignnone" width="300"] Peace in J&K achieved after lot of hard work : DGP R R Swain[/caption]

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BSF jawan injured as Pak Rangers open fire along IB

editor November 9, 2023

JAMMU: In the Ramgarh and Arnia sectors of Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district late on Wednesday night, Pakistani rangers broke the truce along the international boundary, injuring a boundary Security Force (BSF) jawan with bullets, according to officials. The wounded soldier was taken to the Community Health Centre Ramgarh and given first assistance before being transferred to a military hospital. In a statement, the Jammu and Kashmir BSF said that it has responded to the Pakistan Rangers appropriately for breaking the ceasefire and opening fire on their positions without warning. "In the Ramgarh area on November 8, 2023, Pakistan Rangers opened fire without cause during the night. BSF troops appropriately retaliated." The BSF, Jammu Public Relations Officer issued a brief statement that read, "Details to come. [caption id="attachment_5299" align="alignnone" width="300"] BSF jawan injured as Pak Rangers open fire along IB[/caption]

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NC committed to restoring rights, identity of J&K: Omar

editor November 9, 2023

SRINAGAR: According to Omar Abdullah, vice president of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, only the NC will uphold the region's rights, distinctive identity, and development-starved citizens. Speaking at a workers' convention in Bandipora on Wednesday, Omar said that the National Conference has engaged in numerous conflicts on numerous fronts."The other parties only discuss growth. Every government must operate in the field of development. We discuss progress as well, but we also discuss preserving our own identity," he added. We have stated time and time again that growth and our rights are not mutually exclusive. Both must work together. Equally crucial to our right to basic amenities is our ability to live in dignity. Only we are juggling several projects at once," Omar asserted. "We have also administered the J&K," the former chief minister declared. Additionally, we assessed overages for the use of essential utilities like power and water, but we never put the onus on customers. People pay high taxes nowadays, but there is a lack of energy and water." Omar cautioned the public to be on the lookout for opportunistic and conspiratorial elements. "They made a deal with Jammu and Kashmir in 2019, and these elements will not refrain from doing your deal again if needed in the future, as it is their habit and nature." These individuals value their own interests over those of others. All they want is security, a car, and a bungalow for themselves. When we were detained in jails in 2019 and were not permitted to leave, these are the same folks that were freely moving around. These are the folks who reside in five-star establishments," he claimed. After August 5, 2019, according to an NC leader, individuals with heightened security and those with less security shall be made clear to the public. "Today, security is not given on the basis of threat, but on the basis of how…

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J&K Police attach JeM terrorist shop in Anantnag

editor November 9, 2023

SRINAGAR: In the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, police on Wednesday seized a business owned by a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terrorist who is currently being held for his suspected role in the death of a circus worker. The accused, Umar Amin Thoker, a resident of the Waghama neighbourhood of Bijbehara, exploited the store called "The Game Modification Point" for terrorist activities, according to the police. According to the officials, the business, which is situated in Zirpora on the Bijbehara-Pahalgam road, has been attached under Section 25 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). The property cannot be bought, sold, leased, transferred, gifted, subleased, mortgaged, or lent without the consent of the appropriate authority, according to a notice from the police.According to the officials, Thoker and four other JeM terrorists were taken into custody in relation to the death of Deepak Kumar (27), a native of the Udhampur area in south Kashmir. They said that on the evening of May 29 of this year, Thoker, a worker at a circus in the Janglat Mandi neighbourhood of Udhampur, was shot and killed at close range by two terrorists riding motorcycles after he had gone to the market to purchase milk. [caption id="attachment_5292" align="alignnone" width="297"] J&K Police attach JeM terrorist shop in Anantnag[/caption]

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All Jammu & Kashmir Sikh Coordination Committee Delegation calls on Lt Governor

editor November 9, 2023

JAMMU: Today, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha received a visit from a team of the All Jammu & Kashmir Sikh Coordination Committee at Raj Bhawan. The delegation, headed by Ajit Singh, the Chairman of the Jains Sanction Committee, asked the Lieutenant Governor to assist in repatriating S. Gurpreet Singh's body, who was slain in Portugal and lived in Gole Gujral, Jammu. The Lieutenant Governor promised the delegation's members that the family members would get all possible support and assistance. [caption id="attachment_5289" align="alignnone" width="300"] All Jammu & Kashmir Sikh Coordination Committee Delegation calls on Lt Governor[/caption]

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Will take India among top 3 economies of world in my 3rd tenure: PM

editor November 9, 2023

DAMOH: On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that he will place the nation's economy among the top three in the world during his third term in office. Speaking at a public gathering in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, in advance of the state assembly elections scheduled on November 17, Modi also pledged to keep up the battle against corruption. In Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, the people elected the Congress to power, but their chief ministers were discovered to be engaged in "satta" (betting) and the creation of black money, he claimed. According to Modi, after 2014, the nation's economy rose from 10th to 5th place, overtaking the UK, which had dominated the nation for more than 200 years. "When we took office in 2014, the nation's economy was ranked tenth.It gradually moved to the 9th, 8th, 7th, and 6th grades, but no one discussed it. Everyone was shocked and began to look at India when it rose to the fifth rank, surpassing the United Kingdom, which had dominated the country for 200 years," he remarked. Modi declared that he would elevate the Indian economy to one of the top three in the world during his third term as prime minister. Next year's Lok Sabha elections are scheduled. As previously indicated by a prime minister of that party, the PM warned that if the Congress regains power, the "85 per cent commission system" will function in the states. Remarkably, former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi said that the intended recipient only received 15 paisa for every Re 1 granted by the government. Additionally, Modi revealed that Congress leaders have threatened to file a complaint with the Election Commission over his vow to prolong the free ration programme for the underprivileged for an additional five years. "Let them do this sin, I will continue to do good work for the people," he declared. Along with vowing to keep up the fight against corruption, the prime minister also asked the public if they thought he should remain, to which they answered in the affirmative. [caption id="attachment_5286" align="alignnone" width="300"] Will take India among top 3 economies of world in my 3rd tenure: PM[/caption]

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