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First India Bureau
Prayagraj: The Alla-
habad High court has
not entertained the let-
ter petition filed against
the demolition of the
house of Javed Moham-
mad in Prayagraj. Saeed
Siddiqui, one of the law-
yers who filed the peti-
tion, said that the court
official has however told
them that they can file a
proper petition before
the high court.
“The letter petition
was filed due to urgency
of the case. Now a prop-
er petition will be filed
before the high court
seeking order for re-
building of the house of
Javed’s wife. In the peti-
tion,prayerwillbemade
to take action against
erring officer of Praya-
graj Development Au-
thority who was respon-
sible for the demolition
of the house,” Siddiqui
said.
In the letter petition,
addressing chief justice
of Allahabad High
Court, advocate KK Roy
along with five other ad-
vocates said that the
demolitionwasillegalas
the house did not belong
toJavedMohammadbut
to his wife, Praveen Fa-
tima, who had received
the same as a gift from
her parents even before
her marriage.
Letter petition to Ald HC Chief Justice not entertained
HC refuses to quash
FIR against Zubair
Lucknow (PTI): The
Lucknow Bench of the
Allahabad High Court
has refused to quash an
FIR lodged against Alt
News co-founder Mo-
hammed Zubair for call-
ing Hindu seers Yati
Narsinghanand Saras-
wati, Bajrang Muni and
Anand Swaroop “hate
mongers” on Twitter.
Dismissing his plea,
the vacation bench of
Justices Ramesh Sinha
and Ajay Kumar Srivas-
tava observed, “The pe-
rusal of the record
makes out, prima facie,
offences against the peti-
tioner at this stage and
there appears to be a suf-
ficient ground for inves-
tigation in the case.”An
FIR was lodged against
thefact-checkingwebsite
co-founder on June 1 un-
der Section 295 (A) of the
IPC and Section 67 of the
IT Act at the Khairabad
police station in Sitapur
district for deliberately
“outragingreligiousfeel-
ings” of the seers.
JAMIAT ULEMA-I-HIND MOVES SC
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The Jamiat
Ulema-I-Hind on Mon-
day filed an application
in the Supreme Court
seeking directions to
the government of Uttar
Pradesh to ensure that
no further demolitions
were carried out in the
state without following
due process.The plea
also sought directions
to initiate action against
the officials responsi-
ble. The application,
filed through Advocates
Kabir Dixit and Sarim
Naved, sought direc-
tions to the government
of Uttar Pradesh that
no action should be
taken in Kanpur district
against residential or
commercial property
of any accused in any
criminal proceedings as
an extra-legal punitive
measure.“Demolition
exercise of any nature
must be carried out only
after due notice and
opportunity of hearing
to each of the affected
persons as mandated by
the Supreme Court,” the
petition said.
PRAYAGRAJ DEMOLITION
A bulldozer demolishes the allegedly illegally constructed house
of Javed Mohammad in Atala area of Prayagraj on Sunday.
BRIEF
in
in
Hyd rape planned,
condoms used: Cops
Hyderabad: Evidence in-
dicates that the gang-rape
of a 17-year-old in the
upscale Anniversary Hills
in Hyderabad on May 28
was pre-planned, with the
five accused youths using
condoms. “We are trying
to ascertain where they
got the condoms from,”
said a police officer.
SL official quits after
alleging link to Modi
New Delhi: In a spiraling
controversy over an en-
ergy project contract in Sri
Lanka awarded to Adani’s
group, MMC Ferdinando,
Chairman of Sri Lanka’s
Ceylon Electricity Board
(CEB) who had claimed
that President Gotabaya
acted under pressure from
PM Modi, has resigned.
AAP’s Satyendar Jain
sent to 14-day JC
New Delhi: Delhi Health
Minister Satyendar Jain
were sent to 14-day ju-
dicial custody by Delhi’s
Rouse Avenue Court on
Monday. He was sent
to custody in an alleged
money laundering case.
Jain’s bail application will
be heard today. Jain was
arrested on May 30.
$17bn loss: LIC IPO
top wealth losers
New Delhi: An eye-
popping $17 billion
wipeout in market value
has made LIC one of the
biggest wealth destroyers
among Asia’s initial public
offerings this year. Having
plunged 29% since its
May 17 debut, it now
ranks 2nd in terms of
market capitalization loss.
Advisory for MSOs &
cable operators in WB
Kolkata: WB govt on
Monday said that many
satellite TV channels are
transmitting coverage of
news & incidents which
are misleading, sensa-
tionalised & likely to
cause breach of peace in
state & so govt strongly
advises all MSOs & cable
operators to immediately
refrain from transmitting
any such content which
is violative of above men-
tioned Cable Television
Network Act, 1995.
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NATIONAL HERALD CASE: RAHUL SUMMONED AGAIN TODAY
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The questioning
continued for 3
hrs before lunch
The questioning
continued for 9
hrs after lunch
Rahul Gandhi appears the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office in
connection with the National Herald case in New Delhi on Monday.
Rahul Gandhi accompanied by party leader Priyanka Gandhi inside a car during a march towards ED
office. Also seen here are Congress leaders and supporters protesting in support of Rahul Gandhi.
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi ar-
rived at the ED office in
Delhi to appear before it
in connection with the
National Herald case.
He was accompanied by
his sister party leader
Priyanka Gandhi.
Congress leader sur-
rounded by hundreds of
party workers marched
to ED office to appear
before agency from par-
ty headquarters. The
case involves allega-
tions of cheating, con-
spiracy, and criminal
breach of trust in ac-
quisition of Associated
Journals Limited --
which ran newspaper --
by Young Indian P Ltd.
Rahul Gandhi was
questioned till late
Monday night and the
ED did not seem satis-
fied with his answers.
As per sources, Rahul
said, ‘If I intend to stop
here at night, then I will
come back after having
dinner.’
No ads promoting
onlinebetting:IB
Ministry to media
New Delhi (ANI): The
Ministry of Information
and Broadcasting on
Monday issued an advi-
sory to print, electronic
and digital media to re-
frain from advertising
onlinebettingplatforms.
Advisory comes in light
of instancesof anumber
of advertisements of on-
linebettingwebsitesand
platforms appearing in
print, electronic, social
and online media.
“Betting and gam-
bling, illegal in most
parts of the country,
pose significant finan-
cial and socio-economic
risk for the consumers,
especially youth and
children,” the advisory
said. The advisory not-
ed that these advertise-
ments on online betting
have the effect of pro-
moting this largely pro-
hibited activity
.
“Theadsof onlinebet-
ting are misleading, and
do not appear to be in
strict conformity with
Consumer Protection
2019, Advertising Code
under Cable Television
Networks Act, 1995, and
other norms,” it said.
New Delhi: The Delhi
High court on Monday
dismissed plea challeng-
ingatrialcourt’srefusal
to direct registration of
FIR against Union Min-
ister Anurag Thakur
and his BJP colleague
Parvesh Verma for al-
leged hate speeches.
Day 2: IPL media rights
sold for `46,000 crore
Mumbai (Agencies):
Reliance Viacom has
bagged digital rights of
IPL 2023-27. BCCI earn-
ings reached `46,000
crore level and can in-
crease further today.
BCCI has finally got
`44,075 crore ($5.64 BN)
for A+B packages. Digi-
tal bids are closed at `50
crore per match.
This means for the
first time ever IPL will
have two separate
broadcasters. With this,
the IPL now became the
second most valued
sporting league in the
world, surpassing the
EPL and the NBA.
PRIYANKA CHECKS ON
DETAINED LEADERS
SURJEWALA: BJP
GOVT HAS IMPOSED
“UNDECLARED
EMERGENCY”
THOSE IN POWER MUST
ACT RESPONSIBLY: HC
The HC said, “Persons who
are people’s leaders and hold
high positions, they should
behave with full honesty and
responsibility. Thus, it is
not appropriate for leaders
to engage in such acts or
speeches that create rifts be-
tween communities, create
tension, and affect the social
fabric,” the court said.
Delhi Police on Monday
detained CM Ashok Gehlot,
along with other top Congress
party colleagues Adhir Ranjan
Chowdhury, KC Venugopal,
Deepender Hooda, Jairam
Ramesh, Rajni Patil, Akhilesh
Prasad Singh, L Hanuman-
thaiah, Harish Rawat and Su
Thirunavukkarasar among oth-
ers who joined protest by Con-
gress workers who shouted
slogans against central govt.
VIDEO OF OOMMEN CHANDY’S
SLOGANEERING GOES VIRAL
The video of 78-year-old two-time
former CM of Kerala, Oommen
Chandy leading the sloganeering in Delhi
on Monday supporting Rahul Gandhi has
gone viral. Chandy has a serious throat
ailment, yet it did not deter him from
leading the sloganeering in support of
Gandhi in front of the AICC office in Delhi.
Congress believe in peaceful
protest and not instigating
riots like BJP. We want to go
along, it’s not a crime. They
are deliberately not giving us permis-
sion. We urged Amit Shah to allow us
but to no avail. We believe in peaceful
protest not instigating riots like BJP.
—Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Congress leader
Congress is not protesting
to save democracy, but to
save Rahul Gandhi’s proper-
ties worth `2,000 crore. The
protests are an attempt to pressurise
investigating agencies and that never
before has a political family attempted
to hold investigative agencies to ransom
to protect “ill-gotten wealth”.
—Smriti Irani, Union Minister
When three big, burly
policemen crash into
you, you are lucky
to get away with a
suspected hairline crack. Doctors
have said that if there is a hairline
crack, it will heal by itself in about
10 days. I am fine and I will go
about my work on Tuesday.
—P Chidambaram, Congress Leader
We are here from
various parts of India
to show solidarity with
our party leadership
show the nation the blatant misuse
of ED. All cases of ED are bogus. I
have got ED notices the maximum
times, so I am the resident expert
in Congress in the matters of ED.
—Karti Chidambaram, Congress MP
HC dismisses plea seeking
FIR against Thakur, Verma
HATE SPEECH
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2nd richest league
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digital rights
THE WEST BENGAL ASSEMBLY PASSED A BILL ON
MONDAY TO REPLACE GOVERNOR JAGDEEP
DHANKHAR WITH CM MAMATA BANERJEE AS
CHANCELLOR OF ALL STATE-RUN UNIVERSITIES
HIGHLIGHTS
l Rahul Gandhi and Pri-
yanka visit Sonia Gandhi
at New Delhi hospital
during the lunch break
l Venu was manhandled
by the Delhi Police
l 459 Congress leaders
and workers detained
l ‘Continuous misuse of
agencies’, says Baghel
l ’Nothing but politics’:
Mallikarjun Kharge on ED
l Tharoor: This kind of
police bandobast for party
l Truth is you messed
up: Shivraj S Chouhan
l’Witch hunt’, says Mufti
Slamming the Centre
for denying permis-
sion to Congress to hold
its “Satyagraha march” in
Delhi, party general secre-
tary Randeep Surjewala on
Monday said BJP govt has
imposed an “undeclared
emergency” in entire cen-
tral Delhi area. “A deadly
attack was launched on
Congress KC Venugopal
by the police. MP Shakti
Singh Gohil was attacked.
Congress workers were
beaten up. Thousands
are in jail. Democracy has
been trampled on. Country
will not forgive Modi gov-
ernment,” Surjewala said.
Not in Presidential
race: Nitish Kumar
Patna: Putting specula-
tions to rest, Bihar CM
Nitish Kumar on Monday
announced that he is
not a candidate for the
upcoming Presidential
elections scheduled to
be held on July 18. “I am
not in the Presidential
race,” JD (U) chief said.
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CM Yogi opens plethora of
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ISRAEL
Israeli cooperation
to make UP better
“We are working on a plan to modernise our police
force. Israel can help us in this work. Israel can also be
a good ally in strengthening of forensic labs,” Yogi said.
First India Bureau
Lucknow: Chief Minis-
ter Yogi Adityanath
said on Monday that In-
dia Israel relations have
touched new heights in
recent years and UP is
ready to play its posi-
tive role in. the better-
ment of mutual rela-
tions between the two
countries.
The Chief Minister
said that with the coop-
eration of Israel, two
Centers of Excellence
were established in Bas-
ti and Kannauj districts
of Uttar Pradesh, both
of which are achieving
success in their objec-
tives.
He said that our plan
is to establish a new
Center of Excellence in
the field of horticulture
and vegetable produc-
tion. In this work also
we will get necessary
cooperation from Isra-
el, he added.
The CM made these
statement while meet-
ing an Israeli govern-
ment delegation led by
Israel’s Ambassador
Naor Gilon here at his
official residence on
Monday morning.
During the meeting,
the Ambassador of Is-
rael congratulated
Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath on his un-
precedented victory in
the recent assembly
elections.
The CM while wel-
coming the delegation,
said that bilateral rela-
tions between India and
Israel are getting
stronger as the two
countries have had
strong diplomatic rela-
tions for over 30 years.
Yogi Adityanath said
that the Defence Indus-
trial Corridor being es-
tablished in Uttar
Pradesh is full of in-
vestment opportunities
for Israel.
“We have huge land,
adequate human re-
source. We are provid-
ing all necessary re-
sources to the investor
companies interested in
defense production.
This is a good platform
for Israel. Israel has
good experience in
drone and anti-drone
technology and it
should be considered
for investment in the
UP Defence Industrial
Corridor,” he added.
CM Yogi meets Israel’s Ambassador Naor Gilon at Lok Bhawan on Monday.
ISRAEL A ‘GOOD ALLY’ TO UTTAR PRADESH
During the talks, Ambassador Naor Gilone said
that Israel and India have strong strategic ties.
“With Uttar Pradesh, we are in the role of good ally
in many areas. In the near future, Israel is going to
support Uttar Pradesh in the fields of defence, po-
lice modernization, agricultural modernisation, bet-
ter use of water to farmers, availability of drinking
water in Bundelkhand and defense production.”
NEW MLCS @VIDHAN BHAWAN
Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya receives his MLC certificate at the state
assembly in Lucknow on Monday.
Newly elected BJP MLCs (from left) Danish Azad Ansari, Jaswant Saini, Bhupendra
Chaudhary, Keshav Prasad Maurya, JPS Rathore, Mukesh Sharma, Dayashankar Mishra
and Narendra Kashyap after pose for shutterbugs after receiving their MLC certificates at
the state assembly in Lucknow on Monday. —PHOTOS BY SUMIT KUMAR
With 13 new distilleries, UP
all set to increase revenues
First India Bureau
Lucknow: In a move
that will not only fur-
ther increase the
state’srevenuethrough
liquor but also will de-
velop Uttar Pradesh as
the ‘hub’ of distiller-
ies, as many as 13 new
distillery plants are be-
ing set up with an in-
vestment of Rs 20,000
crore.
Owing to the sus-
tained efforts of Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath at reforming the
field of excise through
various policies and
making it free from the
dominance of liquor
mafia, in the coming
days, the state will be-
come an exporter of
liquor and will also
provide liquor to other
states and countries.
It is worth stating
that in the last five
years, the number of
distilleries increased
from 61 to 78 with an
investment of about Rs
6500 crores.
Due to this, the alco-
hol production capac-
ity of the state has
increased from 170 to
270 crore bulk liters
and the production of
ethanol also went up
from 42 to 115 crore
bulk liters.
It may be recalled
that PM Narendra
Modi, recently laid the
foundation stone of 13
distillery plants to be
set up with an invest-
ment of Rs 20,000
crores in the ground
breaking ceremony
.
Twodistilleryplants
are being set up in Ba-
reilly and Shahjahan-
pur. While one each in
Deoria, Amroha, Ram-
pur, Lakhimpur Kheri,
Gorakhpur and Sita-
pur.
Sanjay R Bhoosred-
dy, Additional Chief
Secretary, Excise and
Sugar Industry and
Cane Development De-
partment informed
that the investment
has increased due to
the end of the mafia
raj, corruption in the
state.
BOOSTING INDUSTRIES
` 3414-CRORE REVENUE IN MAY
Allahabad HC calls Mukhtar
Ansari ‘a dreaded and white
collared criminal’, denies bail
First India Bureau
Lucknow: While deny-
ing bail to former MLA
Mukhtar Ansari, in
connection with a case
of misappropriation of
vidhayak nidhi fund in
the year 2012-13, the Al-
lahabad High Court on
Monday called Ansari a
“dreaded and white
colored criminal, an in-
terstate mafia and can-
ker in society”.
‘It is indeed an as-
tounding and more
amusing angle of the
issue, that a person hav-
ing more than 50 plus
criminal cases to his
credit of various varie-
ties, has managed his
affairs in such a way
that he has not received
a single conviction or-
der against him. In fact
it is a slur and challenge
to the judicial system
that such a dreaded and
‘white colored’ criminal
in the field of crime
goes undefeated and
unabated,’ the court ob-
served.
While denying bail to
Mukhtar Ansari, Jus-
tice Rahul Chaturvedi
of Allahabad High
Court observed that An-
sari is prima facie, a
culprit of swindling the
public money entrusted
to him by way of ‘Vid-
hayak Nidhi’ and has
distributed to his own
near and dear ones in
the name of alleged
construction of a new
educational institution,
and denied him bail.
Mukhtar Ansari —FILE PHOTO
MISUSE OF MONEY FROM MLA FUND
Dy CM Pathak ‘surprise visits’ Noida hosp, finds lapses
Lucknow(PTI): Uttar
Pradesh Health Minis-
ter Brajesh Pathak on
Monday paid a surprise
visit to the Gautam
Buddh Nagar district
hospital and ordered an
inquiry after noticing
lapses, officials said.
Pathak, who is also
the deputy chief minis-
ter, reached the district
hospital in Noida Sec-
tor 30 in the morning
but found a need for bet-
ter management of visi-
tors at the facility
which gets nearly 2,000
patients a day on an av-
erage, the officials said.
The minister, who is
known to land at hospi-
tals unannounced and
often in the guise of an
ordinary citizen, found
during the inspection
that some employees
had marked their at-
tendance in the register
for future dates too, a
senior district hospital
official said.
“The Deputy Chief
Minister sought an ex-
planation from the
chief medical superin-
tendent of the district
hospital and officials
concerned over the ir-
regularity after which
he ordered an inquiry
into the issue,” said the
official who wished not
to be named.
During the surprise
inspection, Pathak, who
also holds the health
ministry noticed that
the hospital was work-
ing with fewer doctors
against the sanctioned
strength.The minister
landed at the hospital
unannounced when he
was scheduled to be pre-
sent at a programme in
Meerut, the officials
said.
Finds out that some employees
had marked their attendance in
advance for future dates
INSPECTION MODE
Dy CM Brajesh Pathak talks to a patient in the Noida hospital.
Anita Meshram relieved
from current post,to go
on central deputation
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: IAS officer
Anita C Meshram of
batch 1996 has been re-
lieved from his current
post as he is set to go
central deputation.
Anita C Meshram un-
til Monday held the post
of Principal Secretary,
Chief Staff Officer of
Chief Secretary Durga
Shankar Mishra as well
as headed departments
like Project Director,
UP AIDS Control Soci-
ety, Women and Child
Development Nutrition
and UP Nutrition Mis-
sion.
She previously held
positions as Commis-
sioner of Meerut, Dis-
trict Magistrate of Ma-
thura, Rae Bareli, Un-
nao, Mainpuri, Pilibhit,
Ghazipur and Rampur.
Anita is married to
her batch mate Mukesh
Kumar Meshram who is
currently posted as
Principal Secretary
Tourism and who is
also expected to go on
central deputation
soon.
She is expected to
join her new post in the
last week of June will
soon be joined by her
husband Mukesh who
will be relieved from his
post and sent on central
deputation.
JOINS THE LIST
39,474 aspirants get jobs
THROUGH ROZGAR MELAS
First India Bureau
Lucknow: The UP
Labour Department
of the State Govern-
ment has selected as
many as 39,474 candi-
dates through em-
ployment fair sur-
passing its target to
appoint 25,000 in 100-
day set by the Yogi
Government.
The department
has organised ‘Roj-
gar Mela’ across the
state. Through this,
the state government
is providing employ-
ment and self-em-
ployment to opportu-
nities to the youth.
The target was to
organise 90 job fairs
in its 100-day action
plan, whereas, it or-
ganized 320 job fairs
(Rojgar Mela) till 31st
May. The aim was to
select 25000 candi-
dates, while 39474
candidates were se-
lected through the
job fair.
IAS Anita C Meshram
—FILE PHOTO

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CRUCIAL READ
Lucknow: Mukesh Sharma, Member of Legislative
Council and Metropolitan President who on Monday
was elected member of the Legislative Council in
UP Legislative Council Biennial Election 2022 visited
Hanuman Setu Temple here to offer prayers. The
metropolitan office was decorated by the workers and
the minister was warmly welcomed to the office. The
minister was accompanied by Trilok Singh Adhikari
Pushkar Shukla, Metropolitan Gen Secy, Ram Avatar
Kanojia, Sunil Yadav, Metropolitan Minister, Business
Cell Metropolitan President Abhishek Kharen Anshu
and Scheduled Front President Vipin Sonkar.
UP STF ARRESTS
MEMBER OF PAPER
LEAK GANG
Lucknow: UP STF has
arrested a member of a
gang involved in paper
leak of Himachal Police
recruitment and other
competitive exams. STF
sources said following
the investigations its
team arrested Dendu-
jay Jaiswar alias Pintu
of Beerampur village
under Kerakat police
station in Jaunpur, from
Police Line crossing in
Varanasi district under
Cantt police station area.
Accused was involved
in selling exam papers
to several candidates for
high prices.
3 HELD FOR RAPE
ON COMPLAINT OF
53-YR-OLD WOMAN
Banda: Three men were
arrested on Monday for
allegedly raping a 53-yr-
old woman in a village
under Girwan police
station here, police said.
According to the wom-
an’s complaint, three
men climbed the wall of
her house in a drunken
state and allegedly gang
raped her, Girwan SHO,
Omshankar Shukla
said. The woman said
she was alone in the
house when the incident
took place, the SHO
said. Three men named
Matadeen, Akhilesh and
Niklesh were arrested.
NEWLY ELECTED MLC MUKESH SHARMA
VISITS HANUMAN SETU TEMPLE
First India Bureau
Gorakhpur: A few
years ago, the city (Gor-
akhpur) infamous for
mosquitoes and mafia,
today is moving towards
emerging as a hospitali-
tyhub.ThewayGorakh-
pur is becoming the cen-
tre of higher education,
medical education and
industrial activities, the
possibilities for the hos-
pitality sector have in-
creased further in times
to come.
Recently, in the
groundbreaking cere-
mony-3 organized in the
presence of PM Modi in
Lucknow, out of the
Memorandumof Under-
standing of Rs 80,224
croreinked,about12per
cent - Rs.963 crore were
for Purvanchal.
Out of this, invest-
ment proposals of about
Rs1900croreareonlyfor
GIDA of Gorakhpur. Of
course, some of this in-
vestment will also be for
the hospitality sector.
Actually, due to its
geographical location,
these possibilities have
been there from the be-
ginning, but the atmo-
sphere was never like
this as this atmosphere
changed with the ascen-
dancy of Yogi Aditya-
nath as the Chief Minis-
ter in March 2017. The
result is for everyone to
see. Brands like Radis-
son have come here in
recent years. Groups
like Marriott, Taj, Holi-
day Inn, and Saket Kunj
are also in the pipeline.
It is noteworthy that
geographically Gorakh-
pur is located at the cen-
tre of the Buddhist cir-
cuit.Mostof thetourists
visiting Sarnath, Kushi-
nagar, Kapilvastu and
Lumbini - the four main
places associated with
Buddha, pass through
here. Gorakhpur is the
most important city of
Purvanchal after Vara-
nasi. That is why it has
been the intention of
CM Yogi from the begin-
ning that there should
be some attraction in
Gorakhpur which will
compel these tourists to
stay in Gorakhpur.
RAMGARH TAL,
ZOO ADDED TO
ATTRACTION
The world-famous Gita
Press for the Gora-
khnath temple and reli-
gious books at the low-
est price was already
there in Gorakhpur. The
Ramgarh Tal, which is
today known as the Ma-
rineDriveof Gorakhpur,
for which Yogi fought as
anMPfromthestreetsto
theParliament, isknown
to all.
Gorakhpur, now the centre of hospitality
ONCE INFAMOUS FOR MAFIA
Ramgarh Tal, a famous hangout for the people of the city.
Incidents triggered by controversial remark against Prophet Mohammad by Nupur Sharma
FRIDAYVIOLENCE:333HELDSOFAR
Lucknow(PTI): TheUt-
tar Pradesh Police has
arrested 333 people from
eight districts of the
state in connection with
theJune10violencetrig-
gered by the controver-
sial remarks on Prophet
Mohammad by a former
BJP spokesperson.
Several cities of Uttar
Pradeshwitnessedstone
pelting and violence on
June 10 after protests
against now-suspended
BJP spokesperson Nu-
pur Sharma’s alleged
derogatory remarks
againstProphetMoham-
mad spun out of control.
Sharma made the re-
marks during a TV de-
bate.
In a statement issued
here, Additional Direc-
tor General of Police
(Law and Order)
PrashantKumarsaid333
people have been arrest-
edfromeightdistrictsof
the state and 13 FIRs reg-
istered in this regard in
nine districts.
“Ninety-two people
have been arrested in
Prayagraj, 81 in Saha-
ranpur, 51 in Hathras, 41
in Ambedkar Nagar, 40
in Moradabad, 17 in
Firozabad,sixinAligarh
and five in Jalaun,” he
said.
Of the 13 cases, three
have been registered in
Prayagraj and Saha-
ranpur, and one each in
Firozabad, Ambedkar
Nagar, Moradabad, Ha-
thras, Aligarh, Lakhim-
pur Kheri and Jalaun,
the ADG said.
On June 10, mobs
pelted police with stones
during the violence in
Prayagraj and Saha-
ranpur.
In Prayagraj, a mob
setonfireafewmotorcy-
cles and carts, and also
attempted to set ablaze a
police vehicle. Police
used tear gas and lathis
to disperse the protest-
ers and restore peace. A
policeman was injured
in the violence, accord-
ing to officials.
In Saharanpur, pro-
testers shouted slogans
against Sharma and de-
manded the death sen-
tence for her.
Therewereprotestsin
Bijnor, Moradabad,
Rampur and Lucknow
as well.
Police personnel keep vigil at Atala area, a day after activist Javed Mohammad’s house was
demolished there, in Prayagraj on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
SUSPENDED
Cong men protesting against
ED notices to Gandhis detained
Lucknow (PTI): Sever-
al Uttar Pradesh Con-
gress leaders and work-
ers were taken into cus-
tody by the police after
they took to the streets
here to protest against
the questioning of se-
nior party leader Rahul
Gandhi in Delhi by the
Enforcement Director-
ate in a money launder-
ing case linked to the
National Herald news-
paper.
Party leader Anshu
Awasthi, who was
among those taken into
police custody, claimed
that around 1,000 lead-
ers and workers were
taken into police custo-
dy
. However, he said that
they were released
around 5 pm by the po-
lice.
Awasthi also alleged
that leader of the Con-
gress Legislative Party
in UP Assembly Arad-
hana Misra ‘Mona’ and
senior party leader Na-
simuddin Siddiqui had
been put under house
arrest.
UP Congress spokes-
man Mukesh Chauhan
and leader Vishwa Vijay
Singh were among those
who were detained.
Meanwhile,stateCon-
gress spokesperson
Ashok Singh in a state-
ment said that the BJP
is trying to stifle the
voice of the common
people by adopting an
oppressive policy
.
Five arrested for smuggling
liquor from Delhi into UP
Noida (PTI): Five peo-
ple were arrested over
the weekend in Noida
for allegedly smuggling
liquor from Delhi into
Uttar Pradesh, officials
said on Monday.
Over 15 cartons of
liquor were also seized
on Saturday and Sun-
day and three vehicles
in which the alcohol
was being transported
were also impounded,
officials from the Gau-
tam Buddh Nagar ex-
cise department said.
Two people in one ve-
hicle were arrested on
Saturday during in-
spection at the Noi-
da-Delhi border. Three
people in two different
vehicles were arrested
on Sunday, District Ex-
cise Officer Rakesh Ba-
hadur Singh told PTI.
Bringing liquor
meant for sale in Delhi
to Uttar Pradesh is pro-
hibited and legal action
is being taken against
offenders for denting
the state’s revenue, the
excise officer said.
Only one unsealed
bottle is permitted if
somebody from Delhi is
entering UP through
Noida, Singh said.
Over 70 people have
been arrested since
April at the border
points of Delhi in Noi-
da by the excise depart-
ment, with the help
of the local police, as
crackdown continued
on liquor smuggling,
according to the offi-
cials.
The UP government
instructed officials for
the crackdown keeping
in view the revenue
loss to the state as
heavy discounts on al-
cohol rates continued
being offered in Delhi,
they said.
—FILE PHOTO
Teenager held for
post against CM
First India Bureau
Gorakhpur: The police
arrested a teenager for
derogatory comments
against CM Yogi Aditya-
nath under Khajani po-
lice station area.
Police sources here
saidthataccusedAkram
Ali of Tetriya village
under Khajani police
station area had posted
derogatory comments
on social media which
went viral. Police regis-
tered case against ac-
cused under IT act, in-
citing religious senti-
ments and disturbing
peace charges.
Accused was arrested
and further investiga-
tion was underway
. It
was reported that ac-
cused had passed objec-
tionable comments
againstCMYogiandPM
Modi earlier also but it
was ignored.
Locals said Akram
Ali had formed a social
media group and he was
posting sjch objection-
able messages in that
group. Some messages
went viral on social me-
dia and actions were
taken against him.
Earlier, police had ar-
rested youngster from
Shahjahanpur district
for derogatory com-
ments against CM Yogi.
FIT INDIA, POWERFUL INDIA
Members of Rashtra Sevika Samiti during a programme at a school in Prayagraj on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
A Congress worker being stopped by the police at the protest site on Monday.—PHOTO BY SUMIT KUMAR
Trainee aircraft case:
DGCA orders probe
First India Bureau
Lucknow: The Di-
rectorate General of
Civil Aviation
(DGCA) on Monday
ordered a probe into
the incident of forced
landing by a trainee
aircraft from Indira
Gandhi Rashtriya
Uran Akademi (IG-
RUA)atFursatganjin
Raebareli.
“IGRUA DA-40 air-
craft VT-FGC in-
volved in solo at IG-
RUA, Fursatganj Air-
field Raebareli made
a forced landing out-
side the Aerodrome
boundary due to sus-
pected power loss,” a
senior DGCA official
informed. “The stu-
dent pilot was re-
leased after the third
solo check. Student
pilot has 26:50 dual
and one hour of solo
experience,” he said.
He further said the
student pilot is safe,
but the aircraft has
suffered damages.
Abhay Patel, the
trainee pilot, had tak-
en off on a training
sortie from the acad-
emy but had to make
an emergency land-
ing in nearby Mo-
hammadpur Churai
village on Amethi-
Rae Bareli border.

PERSPECTIVE
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Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra
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under the PRB Act
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Juvenile optics and resource mobilisation
for creating a hostage like situation for
the investigating agencies will not deviate
the spotlight from the corruption of ‘The
Family.’ Law will take its own course
irrespective of the roadblocks being
engineered by @INCIndia.
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
Addressed the inaugural ceremony
of ‘28th Joint Civil-Military Training
Programme’ at @LBSNAA_Official in
Mussoorie today. Underlined the need
for greater civil-military jointness to
further strengthen national security and
deal with future challenges.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Know from the rivers in
clefts and in crevices:
those in small channels
flow noisily, the great flow
silent. Whatever’s not full
makes noise. Whatever is
full is quiet. —Buddha
IN-DEPTH
FEAR OF RATE
HIKE BY US FED,
PULLOUT BY FPIS
SPOOKS SENSEX
merican dollar got
stronger on Monday
with one greenback
now worth Rs 78.04.
The Sensex crashed
over 1400 points wiping out hun-
dreds of crores of investors’
money. Foreign investors are
wary of the prevailing econom-
ic situation globally and in the
US and have pulled out Rs 14,000
crore in the month of June. The
turmoil is on account fear that
the US Federal Reserve will
hike interest rates by 50 basis
points to fight the rising infla-
tion. The American economy is
under stress due to inflation
with gas selling at USD 5 a gal-
lon, an all time high. Situation
is no better in the UK where rate
hike has been effected four
times as the economy continues
to deteriorate.
The RBI is also set to increase
the borrowing rate given that
the inflation is expected to rise
to 7.5 percent in the first quarter
of FY23, an uncomfortable situ-
ation to be in. The rising inter-
est rates have, interestingly, not
hit credit offtake.
TOP TWEETS
A
ongress leaders
turned up in large
numbers to put up
huge protests pri-
or to Rahul Gan-
dhi’s appearance before the
Enforcement Directorate in
the National Herald case.
Calling it satyagraha, senior
Congress leaders marched
towards ED office along with
Rahul Gandhi but were de-
tained on the way and loaded
into buses and taken to the
Tughlaq Road police station.
Rahul Gandhi meanwhile
reached the ED office to face
the grilling. His mother So-
nia Gandhi being in hospital
will appear before the ED
later. The outcome of the
case will determine the fu-
ture of the Congress party
and the country’s politics.
The case was brought by
BJP MP Subramaniam Swa-
my who alleged that the Gan-
dhis had misused party funds
to buy the firm publishing
the National Herald newspa-
per which was started by
Jawaharlal Nehru in 1937.
Published by Associated
Journals Limited it had 5000
freedom fighters as its share-
holders. With Nehru’s fa-
mous “Freedom is in peril,
defend it with all your might”
as its catch-line, National
Herald played an important
role in the freedom move-
ment. The Gandhis deny they
have done anything wrong. It
slipped into bad days due to
mismanagement by some of
Indira Gandhi’s trusted
aides. Its stock fell along with
that of the Congress and the
newspaper faced closure.
The ED’s questioning of
Rahul Gandhi continued for
about 6 hours and the pro-
testers also remained in de-
tention for the same period.
In the meantime the two po-
litical parties exchanged
barbs. The BJP ridiculed
Congress leaders for their
protests, while Congress ac-
cused the BJP of using probe
agencies as a weapon.
RAHUL GANDHI FACES
GRILLING ROUNDS
Calling it satyagraha,
senior Congress
leaders marched
towards ED office
along with Rahul but
were detained on way and
loaded into buses and
taken to Tughlaq Road
police station
C
RISING INDIA — A 21ST
CENTURY GROWTH STORY
n the last decade of its exist-
ence, India’s international
image has been on a consist-
ent path of widening reach
and clout. Along with it, In-
dia has witnessed a massive
increase in its security capa-
bilities and cyber security
potential as well.
As a result, the last half a
decade particularly has seen a
significant decline in inci-
dents of terrorism and pre-
carious law and order situa-
tionsintheborderareasof the
country
.Achangeinapproach
at GoI level from the top lead-
ership to the grassroots ad-
ministration has involved a
reset towards the India First
model, which has thrust India
into global spotlight for its
strong will and effective deci-
sion-making.Whetheritisthe
decision to abrogate Article
370 and repeal of 35 A from
Jammu,KashmirandLadakh
or the decision to make our
foreign policy much more
pragmatic, there has been a
new impetus to the security
capabilities of the nation. Sig-
nificant steps have been taken
towards empowering the de-
fence sector with indigenous
production as well as an
upgradation of existing bor-
der infrastructure.
Together, these steps have
ensured that India is signifi-
cantly better prepared to
meet challenges of the 21st
century
. After 72 years of in-
dependence, Articles 370 and
35A were abrogated to ensure
uniformity of development
across Jammu, Kashmir and
Ladakh along with other
parts of the country
.
In the short period since
then, 63 projects have been
completed under develop-
ment package to the tune of
Rs 80,068 crores. In addition,
a new industrial develop-
ment scheme has been
launched to ensure function-
al tap connections as well as
the implementation of the
PM Jan Aarogya Yojana to
those benefiting. These have
been implemented in addi-
tion to over 100 projects un-
der the Smart City Mission
that have already seen the
light of day
.
In addition to the same,
there has been a strong boost
to the infrastructure on bor-
ders. Between 2014 and 2021,
a total of 6,763 km of roads
and 15,000 bridges have been
constructed in the erstwhile
state of Jammu Kashmir
that has now become a union
territory
. When coupled with
the recently-clarified role
and power of the armed forc-
es to procure weaponry on its
own, it helps our forces effec-
tively secure our borders
with greater ease.
New financial powers have
been granted to the com-
manding-level officers of the
three services to clear pro-
jects up to Rs. 100 and 200
crores to make it easier for
them. This is in line with the
massive amount of Rs. 1.52
lakh crores that have already
been announced for the mod-
ernization and procurement
within the armed forces.
Along with the large-scale
procurement that has taken
place since with S-400 air
missile systems from Russia
to Shishumar-class subma-
rines from Germany, there
has also been a significant
upgrade in the indigenous
manufacturing of ammuni-
tion in the country with K9
Vajra, Dhanush and Sharang
guns taking place.
The Defence Procurement
Policy of 2016 was the first
fundamental step towards
bringing about a change in
the approach as well as out-
look towards procurement.
By virtue of the same, de-
spite our historic reliance on
other countries for procure-
ments, India has been able to
climb up towards being one
among the top 25 arms ex-
porters of the world.
In essence, around 70 per
cent of the total capital pro-
curement budget has been
earmarked for the domestic
industry for the upcoming
financial year as well. In ad-
dition, India has grown in its
stature with various partner-
ships like the Vaccine Maitri,
the International Solar Alli-
ance, the Coalition for Resil-
ient Disaster Infrastructure
and other international
agreements as well.
The important strategic
partnership of the QUAD
group along with the United
States, Japan and Australia
have ensured that there is ad-
equate protection of the In-
dian security interests given
the threat of Chinese expan-
sionism through the seas and
Border and Road Initiative
(BRI) Project.
India’s renewed signifi-
cance is also evident from the
fact that most Western coun-
tries have renamed the re-
gion to be Indo-Pacific in-
stead of the erstwhile Asia-
Pacific, in their official com-
munication protocols to sig-
nify the importance of Indi-
an subcontinent. At the
same, fully aware of its du-
ties and responsibilities, In-
dia has been able to help
other nations in evacuation
efforts from war-torn
Ukraine and during the pan-
demic also.
Though providing human-
itarian aid regularly has al-
ways remained a characteris-
tic feature of the Indian for-
eign policy, the same has
been handled in a much more
structured manner over the
last few years. Source: ANI
I
There are significant leaps
still to be made for the
historic civilization that is
on the brink of a
demographic dividend,
small but significant events
like the International Yoga
Day being celebrated across
177 countries are truly a
impressive testament to the
Indian soft power.
Therefore, thoughts here are
evidently measures to be
taken further and
milestones to be achieved
naturally. It is also crystal
clear that there is a renewed
energy among the masses of
the country. This could be a
new and rejuvenated India
in the making indeed.
In the short period since
then, 63 projects have
been completed under
development package
to the tune of `80,068
crore. In addition, a new
industrial development
scheme has been
launched to ensure
functional tap
connections as well as
implementation of the
PM Jan Aarogya
Yojana to those
benefiting

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INDIA
05
Punjab CM Mann
assures farmers
to provide regular
power supply
Chandigarh (PTI) :
Punjab Chief Minister
Bhagwant Mann on
Mondayassuredfarmers
to provide regular and
uninterrupted power
supply during the paddy
season.
According to an offi-
cial statement, Chief
Minister Mann said the
state government has
taken a conscientious
decision to conserve the
state’s precious natural
resource in terms of
groundwater by allow-
ing paddy transplanta-
tion in a phased manner
across the state from
June 10 to 17. Resultant-
ly, the chief minister
said Punjab State Power
Corporation Limited
(PSPCL) had already
been directed to ensure
a minimum of eight
hours of power supply
to farmers during the
ongoing paddy season.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann
PROPHET REMARKS
Muslim leaders urge followers
to cancel plans to protest
Mumbai: Leaders of
prominent Islamic
groups and mosques in
the country have ap-
pealedtofellowMuslims
on Monday to suspend
plans for protests
against derogatory re-
marksabouttheProphet
Muhammad made by
twomembersof theBJP
.
Themessagetoavoidbig
gatherings was circu-
lated after demonstra-
tions took a violent turn
last week, leading to the
death of two teenagers
and the wounding of
more than 30 people, in-
cluding police.
‘‘It is the duty of eve-
ry Muslim to stand to-
gether when anyone
belittles Islam but at
the same time it is criti-
cal to maintain peace,”
said Malik Aslam, a
senior member of
Jamaat-e-Islami Hind,
a Muslim organisation
that operates in several
states. PM has not com-
mented on the contro-
versial remarks that
sparked the protests
even as condemnation
grew abroad.
In Ranchi people from the Muslim community shout slogans during their protest over controversial remarks.
Internet services restored in
Ramban, curfew continues
Ramban: The fixed-
line and mobile inter-
net services were re-
stored in Ramban dis-
trict while curfew con-
tinued to remain in
force in Bhaderwah
town of Jammu and
Kashmir’s Doda district
for the fifth straight day
on Monday following
communal tension, of-
ficials said.
Strict restrictions un-
der prohibitory orders
also continued in sever-
al other parts of Doda
and nearby Kishtwar
district as a precaution-
ary measure but stu-
dents appearing in
board examinations
were given free move-
ment on showing valid
identity and admit
cards, the officials said.
The restoration of inter-
net services in Ramban
district succeeded in the
withdrawal of prohibi-
tory orders a day earlier,
the officials said.
A scene of joy in jammu people after returning of internet.
NUPUR SEEKS
TIME TO APPEAR
BEFORE POLICE
Bhiwandi: Suspended
BJP spokesperson
Nupur Sharma, who
was summoned by the
Bhiwandi police in Maha-
rashtra on Monday over
her alleged objectionable
remarks against Prophet
Mohammed, has sought
time to appear before
the police to record
her statement, a senior
official said.Sharma has
been granted time and
will not appear before
the Bhiwandi police on
Monday, he said. The
official did not specify
how much time Sharma
has been granted. The
Bhiwandi police in Thane
district had registered
a case against Sharma
over her remarks about
the Prophet during a
TV debate, following a
complaint lodged by a
representative of the
Raza Academy on May
30, he said.
HIGHLIGHTS

z U’khand CM
directs Police to take
strict action against
trouble makers

z Maharashtra youth
thrashed for supporting
Nupur Sharma on
social media

z China wades
into Nupur Sharma
row, hopes incident
‘can be properly
managed’

z International
hackers cyber attacks
on Nupur remarks
RANCHI VIOLENCE: POLICE INVESTIGATE
ROLE OF ‘GANGS OF WASSEYPUR’
Ranchi: After violence erupted in Ranchi in protest against
the controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad made by
suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled
leader Naveen Jindal in which two people lost their lives,
Jharkhand Police is investigating a role of a WhatsApp
group in the incident.According to sources, Police inves-
tigation has revealed that a WhatsApp group ‘Wasseypur
Gang’ was formed to mobilize a mob. Ranchi Police is now
looking for the administrator of the group.
OVER 200 ARRESTS, 42 FIRS IN BENGAL
OVER VOILENCE AGAINST PROPHET
Kolkata: More than 200 people have been arrested from
different parts of West Bengal for their alleged involvement
in the violent protests that had erupted last week in the state
over controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad, police
said on Monday.DGP Manoj Malaviya said that the situation
in the violence hit-areas is under control and that they have
lodged 42 cases in connection with the clashes. “So far, the
situation is under control,” Malaviya said while speaking to
the media at WB Police Headquarters in Kolkata.

❍ SIDHU MOOSE WALA MURDER CASE
Shooter linked to Lawrence
Bishnoi gang held in Pune
Pune: A shooter, San-
tosh Jadhav, who is sus-
pected to be linked to
Punjabi singer-politi-
cian Sidhu Moose Wa-
la’s murder, has been
detained by Pune police
during early hours on
Monday
.
Pune rural police also
informed that along
with Jadhav, a shooter
in the Moose Wala mur-
der case, his aide, who is
also a suspect in the
singer’s killing case, has
been apprehended. Ac-
cording to Santosh Jad-
hav and Nagnath
Suryawanshi have been
arrested in connection
with a murder case of
2021 in Pune which was
registered in Manchar
police station. Jadhav, a
member of the Law-
rence gang, was on the
run for a year, police
said. Police in Pune ru-
ral have intensified
their search and arrest-
ed Siddhesh Kamble
alias Mahakal, accused
of sheltering Jadhav af-
terthe2021murdercase.
Late singer Shidu Moose Wala candle march.
‘Covid not over yet;
need to be alert
with cases rising’
New Delhi: With some
states witnessing a
spike in COVID-19 cas-
es, Union Health Minis-
ter Mansukh Mandavi-
ya asserted on Monday
that the pandemic was
notoveryetandstressed
on being vigilant and
observing Covid-appro-
priate behaviour. The
minister appealed to
states and union terri-
tories to continue and
strengthen surveillance
and focus on genome
sequencing for identify-
ing new variants in the
country
.
The minister held a
meeting with health
ministers and senior of-
ficials of states and un-
ion territories via video
conference to review
the progress of vaccina-
tion exercise under the
Har Ghar Dastak 2.0
campaign, the Health
Ministry said in a state-
ment. Highlighting in-
creased case positivity
rate in some districts
and states and reduced
COVID-19 testing, Man-
daviya stated that in-
creased and timely test-
ing will enable early
identification of cases
and help curb spread of
the infection in the
community. He added
that the population
group of above 60 years
of age is a vulnerable
category and needs to
be protected with the
precaution dose.
MANDAVIYA
WARNS
During the review
meeting with
the health ministry,
states were urged
to implement opera-
tional guidelines for
surveillance Strategy
for Covid-19, focus-
ing on surveillance of
incoming international
travellers and surveil-
lance through health
facilities, labs, com-
munities, etc.
PRESIDENT ARRIVES IN BENGALURU
ON 2-DAY KARNATAKA VISIT
Bengaluru: President Ram Nath Kovind on Monday arrived
here on a two-day Karnataka visit.The President, along
with his wife Savita, landed at
the HAL airport where he was
welcomed by Governor Thawar
Chand Gehlot and Chief Minister
Basavaraj Bommai. President
Kovind is expected to take part in
the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations
of the Rashtriya Military School
and stay over in the Raj Bhavan.On Tuesday, he will grace
the occasion of the dedication ceremony of ISKCON.
TWO CHINESE NATIONALS ARRESTED
NEAR INDIA-NEPAL BORDER IN BIHAR
Ranchi: Two Chinese nationals, who had sneaked into Indian
territory without a visa and lived for nearly a fortnight in the
Delhi-NCR region, were arrested in
Bihar while trying to cross over to
Nepal, a senior police officer said on
Monday. According to Superinten-
dent of Police, Sitamarhi, Harkishor
Rai, the foreigners were caught by
personnel of the Sashastra Seema
Bal (SSB) on Sunday. Lu Lang
(28) and Yuan Hailong (34) were found to be in possession of
Chinese passports though they had no visas, said the officer.
CBI RAIDS MULTIPLE
LOCATIONS IN NHAI
CORRUPTION CASE
New Delhi: The CBI on
Monday conducted search
operations at multiple loca-
tions in Shillong, Guwahati,
Gurugram and Bengaluru
in connection with alleged
irregularities in a National
Highway road project in
Assam. A CBI source said
that they have detained a
few NHAI officials.
UP YOUTH ASKED TO
SEND NUDE PIC FOR
MEDICAL CHECK-UP
Deoria: In a shocking
incident, a youth in UP
Deoria has alleged that he
was being blackmailed by
an unknown person who
asked for his nude video
on WhatsApp. He alleged
that the accused had asked
for his nude video on the
pretext of getting a medical
check-up exam for a job.
CRUCIAL READ Dhami sworn in as member
of Uttarakhand Assembly
Dehradun: CM Push-
kar Singh Dhami was
sworn in as a member
of the Uttarakhand As-
sembly here on Monday
,
ten days after he won
the Champawat Assem-
bly bypoll with a record
margin.The oath of of-
fice was administered to
Dhami by State Assem-
bly Speaker Ritu Khan-
duri in the assembly
auditorium in the pres-
ence of his cabinet col-
leagues, MLAs and par-
ty leaders.Dhami had
won the Champawat
bypoll on June 3 by
more than 55,000 votes.
‘Yogi has become CJ, will convict anyone’
Kutch: AIMIM chief
Asaduddin Owaisi on
Sunday hit out at UP
CM Yogi Adityanath
over demolition of the
house of the main ac-
cused in Prayagraj vio-
lence, asserting that he
was behaving like the
Chief Justice of the Al-
lahabad High Court.
“The UP CM has be-
come the Chief Justice
of Allahabad High
Court. He’ll convict an-
yone demolish their
houses?,” Mr Owaisi
asked while addressing
a rally in Gujarat’s
Kutch. The Prayagraj
Development Authority
(PDA) on Sunday de-
molished the house of
Javed Mohammed, ali-
as Pump, the alleged
mastermind of the
June 10 violence in
Prayagraj, amid heavy
police deployment.The
accused is a leader of
the Welfare Party of In-
dia and the father of
activist Afreen Fatima.
BJP’S VARUN GANDHI ‘GRATEFUL’ TO AIMIM’S
A OWAISI FOR SHARING JOBS DATA
New Delhi: BJP MP From Uttar Pradesh’s Pilibhit Varun
Gandhi today thanked AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on
Twitter for mentioning employment data pulled out by him
revealing that over 60 lakh sanctioned central and state
government posts lie vacant even as the unemployment is at
a record high in the country.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Jammu
Kashmir tops among
all the Union territo-
ries of India in e-Gov-
ernance services deliv-
ery, which has also ena-
bled it to save around
Rs 200 crore annually
that was incurred in
carriage of physical
files and other trans-
portation charges etc
during the Annual Dur-
bar move between the
two capital cities of
Jammu and Srinagar.
This was stated on
Monday by Union Min-
ister of State (Inde-
pendent Charge) Sci-
ence Technology;
Minister of State (Inde-
pendent Charge) Earth
Sciences; MoS PMO,
Personnel, Public
Grievances, Pensions,
Atomic Energy and
Space, while releasing
the National e-Govern-
ance Service Delivery
Assessment report, pre-
pared at the initiative
of Department of Ad-
ministrative Reforms
in the Union Ministry
of Personnel.
The Minister lauded
the UT of Jammu and
Kashmir for achieving
this position with an
overall compliance of
nearly 90%. Address-
ing the National Work-
shop on e-Office and
Launch of National e-
Governance Service
Delivery Assessment
(NeSDA 202), Dr Jiten-
dra Singh informed
that in the Union Ter-
ritories category, Jam-
mu Kashmir was as-
sessed for the first time
in NeSDA 2021 and
scored the highest
amongst all UTs for six
sectors. He said, after
coming into force of
the Jammu and Kash-
mir Reorganisation
Act, 2019 with effect
from 31 st October,
2019, JK became the
first UT in the country
to have Good Govern-
ance Index and was
also first to launch Dis-
trict Good Governance
Index for 20 Districts of
the UT of Jammu and
Kashmir in January
this year.Dr Jitendra
Singh said, the opera-
tionalization of two
Secretariats was possi-
ble because of e-Office.
Jitendra Singh releases the second edition of NeSDA
FOR BETTERMENT
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh releasing the National Workshop
on e-Office and Launch of NeSDA 202 at New Delhi on Monday.

INDIA
06
Ahmedabad: The Aam
Aadmi Party’s (AAP)
Gujarat unit president
Gopal Italia on Monday
said that the party
would launch a move-
ment from June 15 to
raise the electricity is-
sue in the state.
Italia was addressing
the media in the pres-
ence of National Joint
General Secretary Isu-
dan Gadhvi and Nation-
al Joint Secretary In-
dranil Rajyaguru at the
AAP’s Gujarat office.
Briefing the media, he
said, “Aam Aadmi Par-
ty is about to start an
electricity movement in
Gujarat which will com-
mence from June 15. On
June 15, the party will
hold a press conference
in every district.
Afterwards, the lead-
ers and workers will go
to the Collector’s office
along with the support-
ers in large numbers
and make a representa-
tion to the Collector de-
manding that the peo-
ple of Gujarat should
also get free electrici-
ty.” He said, “From
June 16 to 24, a public
relations programme
will be held on the issue
of electricity covering
the entire state. Pro-
grammes like rallies,
padyatras, mashal
yatra will be organised
in all the districts and
towns, under the lead-
ership of AAP’s state.
AAP to raise electricity price issue in Guj
BIJLI ANDOLAN

AAP Guj unit
president Gopal
Italia on Monday
said that the
party would
launch a
movement from
June 15 to raise
the electricity
issue in the state
Apprenticeship Mela to be held
across 200 locations in India
New Delhi (ANI): With
an aim to connect the
youth with more oppor-
tunities of on-ground
training within corpo-
rates and further a
chance to get employ-
ment, the Ministry of
Skill Development and
Entrepreneurship will
be organising the Prad-
han Mantri National
Apprenticeship Mela
every month from now
on.
On 13th June 2022,
the mela will be organ-
ised from 9 AM to 5 PM.
The PM National Ap-
prenticeship Mela will
take place across 200+
locations in India. More
than 1000 companies
from across 36+ sectors
will be participating in
the Mela providing op-
portunities of being
hired as an apprentice
within companies. Indi-
viduals having a 5th–
12th-grade pass certifi-
cate, a skill training
certificate, an ITI Di-
ploma, or a graduate
degree can apply for an
interview across these
trades/opportunities.
The candidates will
be given a choice of
500+ trades, including
welders, electricians,
housekeepers, beauti-
cians, mechanics, and
others.
OVER 1,000 COMPANIES FROM MORE THAN 36 SECTORS TO PARTICIPATE
The primary goal of this programme is to
encourage the hiring of apprentices from these
cities, as well as to assist employers in identifying
and developing their potential
IN THE COURTYARD
AAP Gujarat unit president
Gopal Italia
I would like to
appeal to the
people of Gu-
jarat to join our move-
ment and liberate the
people of Gujarat from
expensive electricity.
—Gopal Italia
‘How can you change
history?’ Nitish’s digs
at Amit Shah remark
Patna: In yet another
snub to ally BJP
, Bihar
CM Nitish Kumar today
said he doesn’t under-
stand how anyone can
change history
. “History
is what it is, how can
anyone change it?” he
said when asked to com-
ment on Home Minister
AmitShah’sremarkthat
it’s time to revisit histo-
ry books as historians
have focussed only on
Mughals so far, ignoring
other glorious empires.
“Will you change his-
tory then? I don’t under-
stand how one can
change it. History is his-
tory
,” he said, amused,
when a reporter asked
what he thought of Mr
Shah’s suggestion. Lan-
guage is a different issue
but you can’t change the
fundamental history
, he
said when prodded on
the Home Minister in-
sistence that Mughals
have been given dispro-
portionately more im-
portance in history
books. Shah had recent-
ly appealed to historians
inthecountrytoresusci-
tate the glory of the past
for the present, saying
that it will help in build-
ing a bright future.
Asking historians to
revive the glory of
the past for the pres-
ent, Shah had last
week asserted that
“nobody can stop us
from writing history
as we are indepen-
dent now”.
5 die in road
accident in
AndhraPradesh
Odisha: In a tragic in-
cident, a bus over-
turned in the Alluri Si-
tarama Raju district
bordering Malkangiri
and Andhra Pradesh on
Monday morning.
Around five people, in-
cluding minors, died,
while thirty other pas-
sengers were injured.
The bus was travelling
with 60 passengers on
board to Vijayawada
from Chinnapally, Odi-
sha. While making a
turn, the driver lost
control of the vehicle.
Govt gives 15 days
time to Swiggy
Zomato to submit
consumer plans
New Delhi (ANI): The
govt on Monday asked
online food business
operators like Swiggy
and Zomato to submit a
proposal within 15 days
on improving their
consumer grievance re-
dressal mechanism
amid rising complaints
from customers.
The Dept of Con-
sumer Affairs directed
e-commerce FBOs “to
transparently show
consumers the
breakup of all charges
included in the order
amount such as deliv-
ery charges, packaging
charges, taxes, surge
pricing etc.” Accord-
ing to an official state-
ment, “The Depart-
ment of Consumer Af-
fairs has directed ma-
jor e-commerce FBOs
to furnish the current
framework as well as a
proposal on improving
the consumer griev-
ance redressal mecha-
nism within 15 days.”
Cong workers
raise slogans
against Kerala CM
New Delhi: Two youth
Cong workers, report-
edly wearing black
shirts, raised slogans
against Kerala CM
Pinarayi Vijayan inside
a flight in which he was
travelling from Kannur
on Monday
. Youth Con-
gress State vice-presi-
dent and former MLA K
SSabarinathanreleased
a three second video on
social media in which
the two workers of the
organisation were seen
raising slogans against
the CM seeking Vijay-
an’s resignation and a
man who accompanied
the CM push them away
.
Deshmukh, Malik move HC to vote
in MLC polls; CBI opposes move
New Delhi: Former
Maharashtra Home
Minister and National-
ist Congress Party
(NCP) leader Anil
Deshmukh has filed an
interim application in
the Bombay High
Court seeking to be re-
leased on a bond for a
day to cast his vote in
the upcoming Maha-
rashtra Legislative
Council elections on
June 20. Deshmukh, in
the alternative, has
sought permission to
go to the Vidhan
Bhavan under escorts
anytime between 9 am
and 6 pm to cast his
vote. They had failed to
get the desired relief
from the special PMLA
court hearing their
matter. Deshmukh and
NCP leader Nawab Ma-
lik are both in prison
following their arrest
in different money
laundering cases.
Plea in Calcutta
HC for NIA probe
into violence
Kolkata: Petitions were
filed before the Calcutta
HC on Monday, seeking
NIA investigation into the
violent protests in WB
over the inflammatory
remarks against Prophet
and the deployment of
the Army to control the
situation. One of the two
petitioners prayed before
a division bench presided
by CJ Prakash Shrivas-
tava for an investigation
by the NIA, claiming that
the violence was affecting
national integrity.
DAMODAR VALLEY CORPORATION
TO COMPLY WITH SC ORDER
New Delhi: Da-
modar Valley
Corporation (DVC)
has filed an affidavit
complying with
the direction of the
Supreme Court
wherein it stated
that the amount,
as directed by the
court would be
deposited by the
Corporation with
the Registrar, High
Court at Calcutta.
The affidavit was
submitted in a
matter pertaining to
an arbitration issue
between Reliance
Infrastructure Ltd.
and Damodar Valley
Corporation. In the
affidavit filed by
DVC on June 6, the
corporation said
that in compliance
with the said order
dated May 31 2022,
the DVC undertakes
to comply with the
Order dated April
25 2022 passed
by the Apex Court,
whereby the Court
directed that the
DVC to comply with
the orders dated
March 25, 2022,
and March 29,
2022, passed by the
Calcutta High Court.
NCLAT UPHOLDS
CCI ORDER
AGAINST AMAZON
SWAPNA SURESH
FILES PLEA IN
KERALA HIGH COURT
New Delhi: The National
Company Law Appel-
late Tribunal (NCLAT) on
Monday rejected Ama-
zon’s plea challenging
the decision of fair trade
regulator CCI to suspend
the approval for the e-
commerce major’s deal
with Future Coupons. The
NCLAT said “the appellant
Amazon has not made
full, whole, forthright
and frank disclosures of
relevant materials. It had
furnished only limited
disclosures pertaining
to acquiring its strategic
rights and interest in FRL
(Future Retail Ltd)” and
executing the commercial
contract.”
New Delhi: Prime accused
in Kerala Gold Smuggling
Case Swapna Suresh on
Monday filed a petition in
the Kerala HC seeking to
quash the case registered
against her by the police
on the provocation charges
to cause a riot and criminal
conspiracy. The said case
of criminal conspiracy
was registered against her
on the complaint filed by
MLA and former Kerala
Minister KT Jaleel onJune
8. In the petition, she ac-
cused Kerala CM Pinarayi
Vijayan and his family of
involvement in several
anti-social and anti-na-
tional activities involving
the UAE Consulate.
BJP wins all 26 seats in Assam’s KAAC
polls, PM Modi says ‘historic mandate’
New Delhi: Assam’s
ruling party Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) on
Sunday, 13 June, swept
the Karbi Anglong Au-
tonomous Council
(KAAC) polls, winning
all 26 seats in the tribal
body
.
The BJP secured
2,25,999 votes while the
Congress, which fielded
candidates on 24 seats,
managed 60,760 votes.
The Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP), which contested
10 seats, bagged 15,513
votes. Reacting to the
victory, Assam Chief
Minister Himanta
Biswa Sarma said, “We
bow before people of
Karbi Anglong for giv-
ing BJP a historic man-
date in KAAC polls 2nd
time in a row... Assam is
on its way to becoming
Congress mukt. After
drawing blank in Rajya
Sabha and Guwahati
municipal polls, the
party has now zero
member in KAAC. In
fact, Congress has lost
all the eight elections
held in the past one
year in Assam.”
BJP swept the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAA) poll.
154 CANDIDATES
CHOUHAN MEETS SHAH!
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan meets Union Home Minister Amit
Shah, in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Give final decree, not
just preliminary: SC
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court on Mon-
day ordered trial courts
dealing with
partition suits
to suo moto pro-
ceed to deliver
the final decree
and not stop at
giving a prelimi-
nary decree, a
direction aimed at cut-
ting the delay in decid-
ing proceedings insti-
tuted when a property
dispute arises in the
family. The top court’s
direction came on a
partition suit filed in
the early 1990s, in
which the Kerala high
court set aside the trial
court’s prelimi-
nary decree for
partition of a
property in 2009.
The two-judge
bench of the top
court on Mon-
day reversed the
high court order and
restored the trial
court’s preliminary de-
cree that ordered the
property to be equally
divided between the
two parties to the parti-
tion suit.
PM MODI
EXTENDS B’DAY
GREETINGS TO
PIYUSH GOYAL
New Delhi : PM Modi
extended birthday
greetings to Union
Minister Piyush Goyal.
Goyal is currently in
Geneva leading the In-
dian delegation at the
12th World Trade Or-
ganisation ministerial
conference.Hailing min
for his work in textiles
sector, PM said that
Goyal was spearhead-
ing many initiatives to
make India Aatmanirb-
har trans-
form vital
textiles
sector.
Nawab Malik Anil Deshmukh

NEWS
07
DRUG PEDDLER
ARRESTED IN UP
WITH 140 KG
GANJA
Adrug peddler was arrested
with 140 kg of ganja worth
Rs 21 lakh in Uttar Pradesh’s
Kushinagar district on Monday,
police said. The accused has
been identified as Deepak Kumar
Kushwaha from Kushinagar, they
said. Acting on a tip-off, a joint
team of Taryasujan police station
and SWAT personnel reached
Madhopur Buzurg Reliance
petrol pump at National Highway
28 and nabbed Kushwaha, the
police said. He was carrying 140
kg of ganja in a pickup vehicle
bearing the registration number
CG19H0297. The recovered
ganja is said to be worth Rs 21
lakh, they said. The accused had
hidden the contraband in 72
plastic packets under a box.
During interrogation, he told the
police that he had bought it from
Odisha and was planning to sell
it in various districts, said
Superintendent of Police,
Kushinagar, Dhawal Jaiwal.
He has been booked under the
Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
Substances (NDPS) Act and
further investigation is underway,
the SP said. —PTI
ACS NAVNEET
SEHGAL
RE-ELECTED AS
PRESIDENT OF
UPBA
Additiona Chief Secretary
Navneet Sehgal has been once
again elected as president of the
Uttar Pradesh Badminton
Association (UPBA), while ACS
Mahesh Kumar Gupta has been
elected Senior Vice President in the
Payment Association Executive.
This time, the command of the UP
Badminton Association is in the
hands of two senior bureaucrats of
the Uttar Pradesh government. In
the meeting of the Badminton
Association held in Lucknow on
Sunday, the new executive was
elected for 4 years, in which most
of the old office bearers got a
chance, and the BBD group
chairman Viraj Sagar was re-
elected as chairman of the UP
Badminton Association while Dr
Sudha Singh was appointed as
secretary. Also, total 14 vice-
presidents were elected to the new
working committee of the
association who are Aradhana
Mishra, IAS Manoj Singh, IAS Dr
Sudhir M Bobde, IARS Amit Singh,
Raghavendra Singh Akhilesh
Kumar Kalra, Arun Kakad,
Gyanendra Pratap Singh, Abhishek
Pal, Anil Malhotra, Anju Agarwal
were elected. Associate Vice
Presidents elected by the
Association include IAS SP Goyal,
IAS Kaushal Raj Sharma, IAS
Suhas L Y, IAS Sameer, Vivek
Bansal, Dr Anandeshwar Pandey,
Vinayak Agarwal, SK Agarwal,
Mankeshwar Nath Pandey, etc. On
the post of Joint Secretary
Sonakshi Daak, Ranjit Srivastava,
Rajendra Rai, Rajesh Saxena,
Gaurav Khanna, Rahul Paliwal,
Rishi Rahul, and Kailash Chandra
Pandey were elected.
—Ahtesham Siddiqui
Cops nab 4 for beef smuggling on
Delhi border, mull action under NSA
Noida (PTI): Four men
from western Uttar
Pradesh have been ar-
rested at the Delhi bor-
der here on charges of
beef smuggling, with
the Noida Police consid-
ering invoking the strin-
gent National Security
Act (NSA) in the case,
officials said Monday
.
Three of the accused
were held late Sunday
night at the Sector 62
roundabout after a pick-
up van was intercepted
and checked by the po-
lice, leading to recovery
of 150 kg of beef from it,
the officials said.
TheUPCowSlaughter
(Prevention) Act, 2020
bans the slaughter of
cow in the state and pro-
visions punishment of
uptosevenyearsjailand
fine of Rs three lakh for
offenders. Earlier this
monththeUttarPradesh
Police identified that 168
animal mafia are cur-
rently active in the state,
including the western
part, and launched a
crackdown on them. Ad-
ditional Deputy Com-
missionerof Police(Noi-
da) Ranvijay Singh said
three accused were held
Sunday night while the
fourth, who had man-
aged to escape, was ar-
rested by officials of the
local Sector 58 police sta-
tion on Monday morn-
ing after a gunfight. The
pick-up van intercepted
by the police had beef in
large quantity
. Three of
the van occupants were
arrested immediately
.
They were identified as
Sajjad, Rizwan and Sira-
juddin all residents of
Dasna in Ghaziabad dis-
trict, Singh said. During
initial probe they told
the police that are en-
gaged in illegal slaugh-
tering of cows and sell-
ing the beef at the Ghaz-
ipurmarketinDelhi,the
officersaid.Theirfourth
partner, Junaid, had
managed to escape from
the spot after which a
search operation was
launched and he was in-
tercepted near the D
Park in Sector 62 this
morning, Singh said.
When surrounded by a
police party
, Junaid
opened fire on them in
an attempt to escape
once again. He got in-
jured in retaliatory ac-
tion by the police after
which he was taken to a
hospital, the additional
DCP said. All 4 accused
are having criminal his-
tory and FIRs lodged
against their names in
Ghaziabad, Gautam
Buddh Nagar, etc, he
said. Police have also
come to know of some
more people connected
to this illegal cattle
slaughtering gang en-
gaged in sales and sup-
ply of beef in Delhi,
Singh said, adding they
are searching more de-
tails about them and
would take appropriate
action.
The police would en-
sure strictest action
against them and if re-
quired charges under
the National Security
Act would also be im-
posed on them, Singh
said.Oncebookedunder
the stringent NSA, an
accused can be detained
in jail for a period of one
year, subject to review
by a high court every 3
months. The officer, also
said the police are con-
tinuously monitoring
the stretch of the Delhi-
Meerut Expressway
which goes past Noida
near Sector 62 rounda-
bout for illegal activi-
ties. Police have arrest-
ed illegal beef smug-
glers from the highway
stretch in the past also
as it is a key route con-
necting UP with Delhi,
the officer said.
Accused were held after a pick-up van was intercepted, leading to recovery of 150 kg of beef
The 3 accused in police custody were held late Sunday night.
(Inset) The fourth accused, who had managed to escape, was
arrested by officials on Monday morning after a gunfight.
FIR LODGED
7 held for cow slaughter in Muzaffarnagar
First India Bureau
Muzaffarnagar: Po-
lice have arrested sev-
en accused for cow
slaughtering and re-
covered bovine meat
and cow slaughtering
equipment from them.
PankajPant,inspector
inchargeof NayiMan-
di Kotwali here said
that acting on a tip-off,
a police team raided a
jungle area near Tig-
ari village and nabbed
sevenpersonsinvolved
in cow slaughtering.
Police have recovered
bovine meat in large
quantities and cow
slaughtering equip-
ment The arrested ac-
cused were identified
as Saleem, Shamsher,
Mehboob alias Bhura,
Nadeem alias Lala,
Shamshad, Jamshed,
andYakub.Policehave
filed a case against the
arrested accused and
further investigations
are underway
. Saleem
and Bhura were ar-
rested for cow slaugh-
tering earlier also and
they have been in-
volved in such crime
for a long time.
Dy CM Pathak slams
Congress for attempt
to hide corruption of
Gandhi family
First India Bureau
Lucknow: UP Depu-
tyCMBrajeshPathak
lashed out at the Con-
gress Party and Ra-
hul Gandhi for hold-
ing the national capi-
tal hostage much to
the inconvenience of
people and trying to
put pressure on an in-
vestigating agency to
hide the corruption
of Gandhi’s family
.
In a statement on
Monday
, Pathak said:
“Those on bail are
asking Cong workers
tosurroundDelhiand
put pressure on the
Enforcement Directo-
rate to protect them.
The BJP strongly con-
demns this ill-con-
ceived protest of the
Congress Party to
shield the corrupt
from accountability
.
But, the Congress
leadership can’t run
away from answering
questions.” “They
mustanswerastowhy
the Associated Jour-
nal Limited (AJL),
whichwasestablished
to publish a newspa-
perwiththeparticipa-
tion of 5000 freedom
fightersinthe1930s,is
running real estate
business today
through Young Indi-
an, a company whose
76%sharesareowned
by Mrs Sonia Gandhi
andMrRahulGandhi.
They should also an-
swer as to how the en-
tire property of AJL
worth more than Rs
2000 crore and belong-
ing to freedom fight-
ers were handed over
to one family through
Young Indian, a firm
formed in 2010 with a
capital of Rs 5 lakh”,
Pathak added.
Pathak also ques-
tioned the relation-
ship between Rahul
Gandhi’s and Sonia
Gandhi’s Young Indi-
an and Dotex Mer-
chandise, which is a
Kolkata-based Hawa-
la company, alleging
clandestine transac-
tions between them.
It is worth mention-
ing here that all the
shares of AJL and its
entirepropertyworth
Rs 2000 crore were re-
portedly transferred
to Young Indian, a
companybyandlarge
owned by Sonia Gan-
dhi and Rahul Gan-
dhi with maximum
shares in 2010. Con-
gress, which received
Rs 90 crore as dona-
tions from people
gave the money as a
loan to AJL and later
waived it off for
Young Indian.
Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak
DELHI – MEERUT RRTS CORRIDOR
The first train set of India’s first Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) arrives from Gujarat’s Savli at Duhai depot in
Ghaziabad on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Student groups
protest at JNU, Jamia
against demolition
New Delhi (PTI): Sev-
eral student groups on
Monday held demon-
strations at the Jawaha-
rlal Nehru University
(JNU) and Jamia Millia
Islamia (JMI) in sup-
port of former JNU stu-
dent Afreen Fatima,
whose house was razed
by UP authorities. Doz-
ens of activists of the
All India Students’ As-
sociation (AISA)
marched from the Sa-
barmati hostel to JNU
gate raising slogans
against the Yogi Adity-
anath government.
They held placards
that read ‘stop bulldoz-
ing Muslim lives’ and
‘stop state-sponsored
terrorism on Muslims’.
The AISA also staged a
protest at the Jantar
Mantar here. The Delhi
Police violently de-
tained several people
but the protest contin-
ued, the students’ group
claimed. Students Is-
lamic Organisation of
India (SIO), Muslim Stu-
dents Forum, All India
Students Association
and Fraternity Move-
ment were part of the
agitation, the SIO said.
Some of the SIO activ-
ists also protested out-
side the UP Bhavan in
the national capital. The
students’ group claimed
that police detained
around 60 activists and
took them to Parliament
Street Police Station.
Elderly man killed by
nephew over land dispute
Gonda (PTI): An el-
derly man was killed by
his nephew in a village
here on Monday over a
land dispute, police
said. Inspector Sudhir
Kumar Singh, in-
charge of Colonelganj
police station, said that
Bharat Ram Shukla
(56), a resident of Gan-
walia village was clean-
ing the land outside his
house when his neph-
ew Akash Shukla alias
Golu arrived and the
two indulged in a dis-
pute over the same
piece of land. Akash
hit his uncle with a
spade, causing serious
injuries on his head,
Singh said. Bharat
Ram Shukla’s family
first took him to a pri-
vate doctor and later to
the district hospital
where he was declared
brought dead, they
said. Singh said that af-
ter registering a case
of murder against
Akash, a team has been
constituted to arrest
him. The body has been
sent for a post-mortem
examination, police
added.
2 cases of minors being raped by neighbours reported
First India Bureau
Bulandshahr: A five-
year-old girl was raped
by her neighbour in
Khurja Rural police
station area. Police
sources here said that a
five-year-old girl was
playing outside her
house when her neigh-
bour abducted her and
raped her in a secluded
area. He left the girl in
an unconscious condi-
tion and escaped. The
victim informed about
the incident to her fam-
ily members following
which a case was regis-
tered against him. Po-
lice have arrested the
accused and the victim
was sent for medical ex-
amination. Police said
that interrogations are
underway and further
actions will be taken on
grounds of reports. In
another incident, a
four-year-old girl was
raped by her neighbour
in the Kanpur Rural
area. The accused lured
the girl with chocolate
and candy and dragged
her to a secluded area
where he raped the mi-
nor girl. Police have ar-
rested accused Rohit
and a case has been reg-
istered against him un-
der rape and POCSO
charges.
Jamia Millia Islamia students
protest in Delhi on Monday.
—PHOTO BY PTI

08
2NDFRONT
First India Bureau
Lucknow: Additional
Chief Secretary to Gov-
ernor Mahesh Kumar
Gupta, under leadership
of Principal Secretary
,
Culture Department,
Mukesh Meshram, met
forestdwellers,residents
of southern deep forest
area of Madhya Pradesh
wh came on a visit to Raj
Bhawan, Lucknow. He
wished happy future to
the children who were
on their first visit from
the inaccessible areas
and apprised them in
simple words about role
of Governor in state. He
said traveling and get-
ting involved in activi-
ties helped any group to
grow. He encouraged
children who came on
tour to participate in ac-
tivitiesof migrationand
directed that the chil-
dren should be taken to
visit all the premises of
Raj Bhavan.
On the occasion, Prin-
cipal Secretary Culture
Department Mukesh
Meshram informed that
42 children from tribal
dominated district
Balaghat of Madhya
Pradesh had come to UP
for cultural exchange
under the Central Gov-
ernment’s ‘Ek Bharat
Shrestha Bharat’
scheme. Children per-
formedplay“VeerVipla-
vi” based on heroic
movement of 1857 mar-
tyr Adivasi King Shan-
karshah and his son at
Bhartendu Academy on
June 12, 2022. The play
was presented by 32 chil-
dren belonging to the
enlightened Tathagata
Foundation of tribal
community on the occa-
sion of Amrit Mahotsav
of Independence.
Hetoldthatalongwith
32 children on tour, 10
children of Vainga tribe
living in very remote ar-
eas had also come, who
hadcomeincontactwith
the world outside their
areaforthefirsttime.He
informedthataftervisit-
ing Raj Bhavan in Luc-
know,thesechildrenwill
also visit Gorakhpur.
MP forest dwellers greeted on Raj Bhawan visit
SPECIAL GUESTS

42 children from
tribal dominated
district Balaghat
of Madhya
Pradesh
had come
under cultural
exchange of
Centre’s ‘Ek
Bharat Shrestha
Bharat’ scheme
The youngsters at Raj Bhawan.
Wife visiting parents’
house no offence: HC
First India Bureau
Prayagraj: The Alla-
habad HC has observed
that the act of the wife
in visiting her parents
house frequently with-
out taking consent of
her husband and other
family members can
neither constitute the
offence of desertion nor
amounts to cruelty
.
The divorce decree
granted by the trial
court, earlier was set
aside by the high court
and it directed the re-
spondent to pay an
amount of Rs.30,000/-
per month towards the
maintenance of his
daughter.
The Bench compris-
ing Justice Sunita Agar-
wal and Justice Krishan
Pahal allowed the ap-
peal filed by the Appel-
lant/wife Mohit Preet
Kapoor challenging the
judgment and order
passed by the Addition-
al Principal Judge, Fam-
ily Court, Bareilly un-
der Section 13 of the
Hindu Marriage Act
granting divorce decree
in favor of the husband.
Mohit Preet Kapoor and
her husband (Sumit Ka-
poor) got married in De-
cember 2013. In July
2017, the husband filed a
divorce petition before
Additional Principal
Judge, Family Court,
Bareilly granted divorce
on the ground that the
appellant-wife had left
her matrimonial home
in January 2015 without
any rhyme or reason, in
his absence and later,
refused to accompany
her husband to her mat-
rimonial home.
The Allahabad High Court. —FILE PHOTO
EVEN AS BJP PLAYS UP STRONG CM NARRATIVE, OPPN HITS BACK
BULLDOZER POLITICS TAKES
AGGRESSIVE TURN IN STATE
First India Bureau
Lucknow The use of
bulldozers to fix ac-
cused has taken an ag-
gressive turn following
clashes on June 3 and
10. The authorities have
so far demolished
around half a dozen
houses of accused mas-
terminding violence in
Prayagraj, Kanpur and
Saharanpur.
The use of bulldozers
against accused has
thus assumed serious
dimension during the
last few years with gov-
ernment claiming that
action was being taken
only against violators
of rule of law. It all
started during previous
regime of Yogi Aditya-
nath (2017-22) when the
police started bulldoz-
ers against land mafiosi
and other criminals.
Even the police used the
machine for the surren-
der of absconding crim-
inals.
The CM, earned his
new tag of “Bulldozer
Baba” after the
heavy-duty machine
meant for construction
work started rolling out
in various parts of the
state against the prop-
erties of criminals
during previous BJP
regime.
Reviewing law and
order situation after
Friday clashes the chief
minister has told the of-
ficers that stern action
against the perpetra-
tors of violence should
be taken so that none
dares to commit such
offence in future.
Properties of jailed ma-
fiosi Mukhtar Ansari
became target of demol-
ishing squads in Luc-
know, Ghazipur and
Mau.
AKHILESH CRIES INJUSTICE,MAURYA
SAYS SP SUPPORTING RIOTERS
Lucknow: The saffron
brigade has epitomised
the use of the bulldozer
as a symbol of Yogi as a
“strongman”. They have
claimed that a strong
man like Yogi could only
resort to this mecha-
nism to establish rule of
law. The issue has also
snowballed into major
political controversy
with BJP and main
opposition Samajwadi
Party sparring over
police-led bulldozer
action in Prayagraj,
Saharanpur and other
places. While DyCM Ke-
shav Prasad Maurya has
accused the SP of “sup-
porting rioters” SP chief
Akhilesh Yadav, attacked
the BJP for disrespect-
ing people’s right to
democratic and peaceful
demonstrations. Yadav
said on one hand the
BJP government had
provided security to
those responsible for vi-
tiating atmosphere and
on the other “Ravana
roopi” (Ravana like)
bulldozers were being
used to trample “Ram
Rajya” without any fair
judicial trial.
Maya slams razing of house of accused in Prayagraj
Lucknow (PTI):
Flaying the demoli-
tion of the house of
an accused in the
Prayagraj violence
case, BSP chief
Mayawati on Monday
said an atmosphere of
“fear and terror” has
been created and that
the courts should take
cognisance.
The former CM
also demanded that
former BJP function-
aries Nupur Sharma
and Naveen Jindal,
whose remarks
against Prophet
sparked protests
should be arrested. In
a series of tweets in
Hindi, Mayawati said,
“By targeting a par-
ticular community,
doing demolition us-
ing bulldozer, other
malicious aggressive
actions, crushing the
protest, an atmos-
phere of fear and ter-
ror has been created.
This is unfair and un-
just. The court must
take cognisance of
the faulty action of
targeting the entire
family by demolish-
ing the houses.”
Her remarks came a
day after the Praya-
graj Development Au-
thority (PDA) demol-
ished the house of the
alleged mastermind
of the June 10 vio-
lence here amid heavy
police deployment.
The building map
of the house of the ac-
cused, Javed Ahmad,
had not been approved
by the PDA, according
to an official of the
agency. Mayawati fur-
ther said, “The root
cause of the problem
is Nupur Sharma and
Naveen Kumar Jin-
dal, due to which the
honour of the country
was affected and vio-
lence broke out, why
no action has been
initiated against
them, and why the
government ridiculed
the rule of law? Not
sending both the ac-
cused to jail yet is
grossly biased and un-
fortunate. Immediate
arrest is required,”
she said.
The BSP chief also
said, “The govern-
ment has disregarded
rules, and carried out
bulldozer demolition
action in a hasty man-
ner.”
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav (R) Dy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya
Bulldozers outside the house said to have been illegally built by
Javed Mohammad. —FILE PHOTO
BSP supremo Mayawati
Akhilesh’s disgruntled
allies may prove costly
Gyanendra Kumar Shukla
Lucknow: The
cracks in the Sama-
jwadi Party-led alli-
ance had started
emerging after the
results of the assem-
bly polls in UP. After
the release of the list
of SP nominees for
the Legislative
Council elections,
not only these cracks
have become wide
open but the alliance
has also started to
disintegrate. Mahan
Dal has broken ties
with the SP alliance
on a bitter note. Oth-
er constituents are
also apprehensive
about their future
with the alliance.
While these develop-
ments have once
again put a question
mark on the SP’s ex-
periments with the
alliance, the displea-
sure of the allies has
also led to discus-
sions about the pos-
sible damages to
Akhilesh’s party
.
Notably, Akhilesh
Yadav had tied up
with smaller parties
for the assembly
polls, with an objec-
tive of consolidating
the OBCs vote bank.
However, after fall-
ing far behind the
majority mark in as-
sembly
, the SP-led al-
liance had started to
deteriorate.
Shivpal and OP
Rajbhardidn’tmince
words to express
their discontent with
SP chief. Akhilesh
ignored the rest of
the allies for pacify-
ing Azam Khan and
Jayant Choudhary
.
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav
PARTING WAYS
Keshav dev’s Mahan Dal has influence in Ro-
hilkhand and western UP. It has a support base
among Shakya, Saini, Maurya and Kushwaha
communities. Whereas, Sanjay Chauhan’s
Janwadi Party draws strength from Nonia, Bind
and Kashyap communities; that are in sizable
numbers in over a dozen districts.
Akhilesh seeks votes in
nameofreligion:Balyan
Sambhal (PTI):
Union Minister of
State Sanjeev Balyan
on Monday hit out at
Samajwadi Party
chief Akhilesh Yadav,
allegingtheopposition
leader seeks votes in
the name of religion.
“Akhilesh Yadav
seeks votes in the
name of religion. If he
stops seeking votes on
this basis, his shop
will close down,” said
Balyan who arrived
here to address a pub-
licmeeting.Theminis-
ter’s statement came a
day after Yadav criti-
cised the ruling BJP
over the violence fol-
lowing Friday prayers
on June 10.
Violence had taken
place in parts of the
state over now-sus-
pended BJP spokes-
person Nupur Shar-
ma’s remarks against
Prophet Mohammed.
“It is no secret that the
BJP’s politics is based
on hatred and division
of society on the in-
structions of its par-
ent organisation RSS,”
he had said.
To a question on the
Enforcement Director-
ate (ED) notice to Con-
gress leader and MP
Rahul Gandhi, Balyan
said the agency’s job is
to enquire if there is a
wrongdoing.
SP leader, sons, brothers
held under Gangster Act
Janardan Misra
Lalitpur: The police
arrested former Sama-
jwadi Party (SP) district
president, his two sons
and two brothers under
Gangster Act charges in
Govind Sagar Dam area
here.
The police said a team
arrested the leader and
former block chief
Kailash Niranjan, his
sons Dharmendra Ya-
dav and Hari Yadav and
brothers Raju Yadav
and Indal Yadav near
Govind Sagar Dam.
More than 20 crimi-
nal cases were regis-
tered against Kailash.
NEW ROLE
Samajwadi Party
candidates Swami
Prasad Maurya and
Jasmir Ansari after
being elected for UP
Legislative Council,
at Vidhan Bhavan on
Monday.
—PTI PHOTO
Blood donors render a great service
to humankind, on World Blood
Donor’s Day, let us thank them all
from the bottom of our hearts!
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India

D
isha Patani is one of the most
loved actresses in Bollywood.
Be it her fitness or her fash-
ion game, everything often
grabs all the eyeballs. One more
thing that often makes it to the
headlines is her rumoured rela-
tionship with Tiger Shroff. These
two often make their fans go gaga
over their pictures with each oth-
er or their social media banter.
Well, today as the Malang actress
turns a year older, Tiger’s mom
has taken to her Instagram han-
dle to wish the actress in a spe-
cial way
. In the first picture that
Tiger Shroff ’s mom shared, we
can see Ayesha Shroff sitting
beside Disha Patani. Both the
ladies look lovely in the selfie
as they smile and pose for the
picture. In the next picture, yet
again both the ladies flaunt the
brightest of smiles and pose
for the picture. Sharing these
pictures, Ayesha wrote,
“Happppppiest birthday dishes
war!! wish you the best year
ahead!!” Disha took to the com-
ments section and wrote, “Love you,
my aunty, to many more travels.”
R
anbirKapoorandAliaBhatt
are Bollywood’s most-loved
couples and after five years
of being in a relationship,
the duo took their relationship a
step further and tied the knot
on April 14, this year at
their residence, Vastu, in
Bandra, Mumbai, sur-
rounded by close
friends and family
members. It start-
ed with a
dreamy Me-
hendi func-
tion on
April 13,
w h i c h
was fol-
lowed by
a fair-
ytale wed-
ding on
April 14, and
then a star-stud-
ded wedding recep-
tion on April 15. Ranbir
opened up on his life post his
marriage with Alia and
said, “There was no such
major change. We are to-
gether for five years. We
thought that if we get
married then we have
done it, but we also
had some commit-
ments.
A
nushka Sharma
has been one of
the most talented
actresses in Bol-
lywood and she has won
millions of hearts with her
stunning beauty and acting
prowess. The diva had made
her big Bollywood debut
with the 2008 release Rab Ne
Bana Di Jodi opposite Shah
Rukh Khan and ever since
then, there has been no turn-
ing back for
her. In her
career of a
decade,
Anushka
h a s
p r o v e d
her ver-
satility
on the
b i g
screen time and again and it
has been a treat for the eyes.
Interestingly
, as Anushka
has been on a break from
acting, she is set to make
hercomebackwithChak-
da Xpress. The movie is
thebiopiconacecrick-
eterJhulanGoswami
and will feature
Anushka playing
the role of a
cricketerforthe
first time on
scream.
ugJugg Jeeyo is one of the most
anticipated movies of the year.
Helmed by Raj Mehta, who
helmed Akshay Kumar and Ka-
reena Kapoor Khan's 2019 hit
film, Good Newwz. The movie
stars Varun Dhawan, Kiara Ad-
vani, Anil Kapoor, and Neetu Kapoor
in the lead roles alongside Manish
Paul and Prajakta Koli. The comedy-
drama film is produced by Viac-
om18 Studios and Hiroo Yash Jo-
har, Karan Johar, and Apoorva
Mehta under Dharma
Productions. The
film is scheduled
for theatrical re-
lease on 24 June
2022. Now, the
cast of
J u g J u g g
Jeeyo kick-
started the
p r o m o -
tions of
the film in
the city
on Mon-
day.
JUGJUGGJEEYO
PROMOTIONS
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et's get something straight. We're fash-
ion obsessives and our meticulous eyes
wait no more than a second to find our
fantasies at the mere sight of floral
printed ensembles and summer just adds to the
frenzy. How did we bring this piece of informa-
tion to you? Our attention now has been shifted
to Kriti Sanon's latest look. This definitely gives
rise to another moment of hoarding on
fun and fabulous things. The ac-
tress donned
Summer Some-
where's Andrea
dress on Mon-
day to a Salon
session with
her mother,
Geeta Sanon.
Her mini
deep blue en-
semble cu-
rated with
v i s c o s e
crepe fea-
tured but-
terfly prints
in turquoise.
Just so pret-
ty, a green
signal in-
deed! Our
hands can
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to add this to
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SWEETEST
BIRTHDAY WISH
T
amannaahBha-
tia is thrilled
and currently
basking in the
success of her recently
released film F3. The
Baahubali actress has
had her career highs
andlowsbutshethinks
it is all about instinct
that will either take in
the right or wrong di-
rection. Asked if it was
a conscious decision to
do more South films
over Bollywood, Ta-
mannaah replies, “I
think for me, I always
try to choose the best
from the work given to
me and Baahubali is
the best decision out of
all. There is no full-
fledged way of func-
tioning, but it
is an instinct
that takes you in
the right or
wrong direc-
tions. Howev-
er, you can
only rely
upon your in-
stinct and
have to trust
that. There
are going to be
times when it
will work out,
and at times it
won’t. I didn’t
c o n s c i o u s l y
choose South films
over Hindi but I
chose project-wise. I
never looked at any
project as South or
North Indian.”
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Disha Patani
Anushka Sharma
Kiara Advani
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THE COSMETIC BEAUTY AND SURGERY PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN MODERN WORLD. CITY
FIRST BRINGS TO YOU THE INFORMATION ABOUT CURRENT PLASTIC BEAUTY STANDARDS!
he medical
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Plastic surgery focus-
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parts. In 2017, the
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decade, the number
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these days South Ko-
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Continuous hair fall
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this cosmetic surgery
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Hair transplantation
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LAVINA TANDON, Fashion Model
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
A family event may keep
you entertained. You are
likely to benefit from a
property related matter.
Students would need to work upon
time management skills to stay
abreast with the competition. Muster
all your resources for tackling
complicated matters on the work.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Not much is likely to be
achieved on a business
trip, but it may open new
opportunities. Devoting
some time for physical fitness is
indicated for some and will help keep
them fit. Those planning to move
houses will manage to find a suitable
one. You will grow financially strong.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
People falling under this
sign will have very
refreshing day. Visiting a
mall or watching a movie
with family is likely to be the
highlight of the day for some.
You may enjoy travelling to a
tourist destination recommended
by your friends.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Life will surprise you in a
beautiful way. Monetary
condition is set to improve
as money comes to you
from various sources. Your confidence
is likely to win the day for you.
Something is likely to happen on the
academic front which may also go in
your favour.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Family support will be
crucial against those who
are trying to tarnish your
image on the social front.
Initiative taken on the property front
is likely to benefit. Love is likely to
knock at your door, so be prompt to
respond. Focus on health will
become your priority soon.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Keep on doing whatever you
are doing to remain healthy.
Some of you will have to
curb your splurging ways.
Family life will cruise along smoothly
with much love and bonhomie. Don’t
speed up on the road. Chance of
moving to a new location on transfer is
likely for some.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You are likely to resolve to
come back in shape and
start an exercise regimen.
Family will be supportive
and look after your needs. Some of
you are likely to join a group to
resolve difficulties on the academic
front. Someone you are working
closely with may attract you.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You will manage to remain
regular in your fitness
schedule. Guidance of your
near and dear ones will
prove a great help. This is a good
time to sell an asset as you are likely
to get a good price for it. Those
preparing for competitive exams are
likely to find the going easy.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Money coming from
various streams will keep
you in an elated state of
mind. A new fitness regime
that you have adopted promises to
keep you in the pink of health.
Getting an old furniture upholstered
may be at the top of the mind of
some homemakers.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
A piece of immovable
property can come to you
through a will or gift. You
will put in the required
efforts on the professional or
academic front to reap rich rewards.
Cupid’s arrow is likely to find its
mark and bring romance into your
life. Take time to ease out.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Settling down in a new
house is indicated for
some. Money put together
on previous occasions is
likely to come in handy now. A
family youngster is keen to learn
from you, so don’t disappoint.You
may have to awaken partner’s
interest in you once again.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will derive great
benefit from an exercise
routine that you keenly
follow. Extra workload is
foreseen at work, but nothing that
you cannot handle within office
hours. Taking the family on a trip
seems impossible today due to your
professional commitments.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
BEAUTY STANDARDS OF
MODERNWORLD!
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