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Habitual offender arrested by Sadashivanagar police

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S Jain

The Sadashiva Nagar police have arrested a 21-year-old habitual offender for breaking into a coffee shop in Sanjay Nagar and stealing chocolates and coin box a few days ago .

The accused Rohith Giri,was arrested based on a complaint by shop owner .

The police analyzed the cctv footage at the shop to identify the accused.

According to the police,Giri,a habitual offender involved in several criminal offences.He was arrested and released on bail recently .

He ganged up with his associates and break into the shops to search of cash and valuables and failed to break the cash locker and returned after stealing chocolates and a coin box.

The police have booked him under theft and remanded to judicial custody,while efforts are on to track down his associates .

Filed Under: India, News & Politics

Social activist filed complaint against Chandru Moger Co-ordinator of Hindu Jagruthi Samithi for hate speach

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S JAIN

City based social activist has filed a complaint against Chandru Moger,co-ordinator of Hindu Jagruthi Samithi for spreading communal hatred on social media .

Zia Nomani,the complainant said that Chandru took to the Twitter and urged hindu community members to buy fruits only from the hindu fruit vendors and to end the monopoly of muslim in fruit business .

Chandru claimed that muslim traders spit on the fruits and bread they sell and termed it as spitting jihad.

Such statement are threat to national integrity and comment like this promote religious fundamentalism and fanatacisim.

Such statement of Chandru promote communal hatred and threat to social fabric of the society, he said and submitted video links and links of the news on his statement to the police,demanding action.

The events were made with a deliberate malicious intentions to harm and damage and attract penal action under section 153 A is to punish persons who indulge in wanting vilification or attacks upon the religion,race,place of birth,residence,language of any particular group or class or upon the founders and prophets of a religion.

The Sanjay Nagar police have taken up the complaint and seeking legal opinion to registering an FIR against Moger.

Under Section 499 (defamation) section 506 (criminal intimidation) and section 505 (makes, publishes or circulates any statement or report containing rumour or alarming news with intent to create or promote, or which is likely to create or promote, on grounds of religion,race, place of birth, residence, language, caste or community or any other ground whatsoever,feelings of enmity, hatred) of the Indian penal code.

Filed Under: bangalore, India

Congress files police complaint against Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra, C T Ravi

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S JAIN

Claiming that the Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra,had incited communal hatred over the murder of a youngster in Bengaluru,the Congress party on Wednesday filed a complaint against the Home Minister and BJP General Secretary CT Ravi.

Home minister Araga Jnanendra in trouble as members of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee on Wednesday filed a complaint against him for issuing provocative statement to spread wong message which could lead to communal disturbance in the society.

Reacting to the murder case reported in JJ nagar, Mr. Jnanendra said that a dalit youth was repeatedly stabbed to death as he could not speak urdu.

This is totally false and the police clarified that the murder was due to road rage.

This statement is uncalled for as being in responsible position his statement has put the muslim community in wrong side .

Even bjp leader CT Ravi reiterating Home minister statement to put the blame entirely on muslim community, is unpardonable.

The statement made by home minister amount to contempt of court and also derail the ongoing police investigation.

This is a serious offence which attract penal action,hence Mr.Jnanendra should be arrested under appropriate sections of IPC,general secretary,Y Puttaraju,who led the delegation and submitted the complaint to Malleshwaram police, said.

The police have forwarded the conplaint to senior officials and awaiting their opinion on this .

Filed Under: bangalore, India

KV Thomas to attend CPI (M) party convention

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S JAIN

Kochi :Sources close to KV Thomas have indicated to our correspondent that he will attend a seminar at the CPI (M) party convention in Kannur.

KV Thomas,who was mentally estranged from Delhi and the Kerala leadership,had recently taken a stand in favor of the Left Front.

He feels that the Congress-Central leadership has severely neglected and insulted KV Thomas in the last Assembly and Lok Sabha elections.

Although KV Thomas arrived in Delhi to secure a seat in Kerala in the Rajya Sabha elections which were finally vacated, the central leadership refused to meet him.

KV Thomas is very sad and disappointed in this.KV Thomas,who was invited to a seminar at the CPI party congress,wrote a letter to the Congress-Party seeking permission but Sonia did not give permission.

KV Thomas,who was disappointed that Sonia Gandhi’s permission was not obtained, remained silent.

KV Thomas will announce his future plans to the media at 11 a.m.today at his home in Thopumpady.

Filed Under: bangalore, India

Al Qaeda chiefs video proves role of invisible hand: Jnanendra

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S Jain

Statements made by Al-Qaeda chief on hijab row lend credence to the suspicion that ‘unseen hands’ were working to provoke youngsters in the state, Karnataka home minister Araga Jnanendra said on Wednesday.

In an 8.43-minute video clip released by As-Sahab,the official media wing of terror outfit Al-Qaeda, chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri showered praises on Karnataka college student Muskan Khan for shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ slogans to counter a group of boys who were chanting ‘Jai Shree Ram’ in her college early February.

Muskan’s actions were seen as one of the flashpoints of the hijab controversy.

We have been saying this from the beginning, and the High Court too during the hijab verdict had suggested the possibility of some unseen hands behind the hijab row.

Now it is proved, because Al-Qaeda people are now releasing videos,Jnanendra said, in response to a question on Zawahiri praising Muskaan.

How things are happening, what is the link. All these things are being looked into by the police,they will find out,” he added.

Jnanendra said that intelligence agencies were now investigating further to prove the link and that the Union and state home departments were monitoring the developments.

Condemning the statement by a terror group about the internal matters,higher education minister C N Ashwath Narayan said,Action will be taken against organisations and people linked to them”.

Meanwhile,distancing himself from the video statement,Muskan’s father termed the comments of the terror outfit’s leader as “wrong” and said he and his family were living peacefully in India.

Noting that such incidents are disturbing the peace,he said the police and state government can initiate an inquiry to ascertain the truth.

We don’t know anything about it (video),we don’t know who he is.I saw him today for the first time. He has said something in Arabic.We are all living here with love and trust like brothers,” Mohammad Hussain Khan told reporters in response to a question on Zawahiri’s video.

Queried on Zawahiri praising Muskan, he said, “People say whatever they want,this is unnecessarily causing trouble.

We are living peacefully in our country.We don’t want him to talk about us,as he is not related to us,it is wrong. It is an attempt to create division among us.”

In the video, Al-Zawahiri stated that Indian Muslims should “react to this oppression”.

We must shake off the delusions that confound us.We must stop being deceived by the mirage of the pagan Hindu democracy of India,which,to begin with,was never more than a tool to oppress Muslims,” said Zawahiri.

The hijab controversy first started at a government school in the Udupi district when six students were barred from entering classrooms because of wearing hijab.

A petition was then filed in the Karnataka high court, challenging the Udupi Government PU College’s decision.

A full bench, headed by chief justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, on March 15 held that Quran does not mandate the wearing of hijab for Muslim women and that the attire “at the most is a means to gain access to public places” and a “measure of social security”, but “not a religious end in itself” in its 129-page judgment.

Filed Under: bangalore, India

PM instructs development of 75 lakes in the State: CM Bommai

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Parmesh S Jain

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assigned various tasks for the party leaders and he has instructed development of 75 lakes in the State.

A special programme for development of lakes in Kolar would be launched under the leadership of Modi,Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.

Speaking to media persons in New Delhi Bommai said,Prime Minister Modi addressed the party leaders and booth level workers as part of BJP’s Foundation Day celebrations.

I too participated in the programme and later met Union Finance minister Nirmala Seetharaman. I sought Finance Department approval for declaring the Upper Bhadra project as a National Project.

She informed me that the process is in its final stage.The issue of including 3 Energy department projects in the Green Corridor too are coming before the Finance ministry for approval.
The minister has responded positively to the request,Bommai said.

The issues related to the GST Group of Ministers too came up for discussion.The Finance minister has said that she will visit Karnataka.

She has assured that she would convene a special meeting to address the issues related to Central projects which need to be taken up through the banks.

We have also decided to organise a conclave of Millet Farmers in Raichur on the occasion of International Millets Day,Bommai said.

I am trying to get an appointment to meet BJP National President JP Nadda and I am expecting to meet him today evening or tonight,Bommai said.

Filed Under: bangalore, India

K Rail controversy: DYFI Ernakulam District Secretary A A Anshad opened his mind amidst the K Rail Controversy

April 10, 2022 by Nasheman

Kochi :The DYFI District Conference will be held from April 21 to 23 in Angamaly.DYFI District Secretary A A Anshad opens his mind to the Country and Politics News about the district conference to be held after the major crises, including the Corona.

How to look at the K Rail controversy

K Rail should not be seen as a controversy.The truth is that the second Pinarayi government is implementing the plan formulated during the Oommen Chandy government.

The implementation of corridor projects outside India, including the Metro and Speed ​​Train,is a political ploy by its leaders going to that country to mock India and Kerala while trying to stop the implementation of this project here.People who criticize now will take this project to heart tomorrow.

The most controversial issue right now is land acquisition.This is a matter of great concern to a section of the people of Kerala and how to overcome it.

When land is acquired for a project, 10 per cent of the land price is currently paid.That is the Law.

This is causing great loss to the common man. But the Pinarayi government brought in another law to make up for this loss.

The base price of the existing land has been increased tenfold.This is some what comforting.

Regarding surveys carried out inside the house without informing the homeowners

The aerial survey is now underway.The houses, buildings,businesses,churches,mosques and temples passing through this aerial survey need to be marked with the survey stone to know if they are included in the survey and the extent of the damage.

This will be followed by a social impact study.It is only after this study that the loss will be ascertained and people will be relocated only after paying the full loss declared by the government.

On the contrary,all propaganda is wrong.The project will move forward only after fully resolving the concerns of the people.

Kochi has now become a hub of intoxication. How do you see this ?

That is very true.A section of young people today are addicted to drugs.And many young people join in, knowingly or unknowingly.

DYFI has a clear position on this.If any party worker is involved in drug dealing or its activities, that person will be out of the movement. Anti-drug awareness,classes,seminars and counseling are being conducted not only in colleges and schools but also in other areas and DYFI has decided to go even further.That is the goal of drug-free youth.

What can DYFI do to bring the tribal community into the mainstream?

During the Corona period,DYFI was able to help the adivasi community by delivering food and clothing to the Kuttampuzha and tribes areas near Kothamangalam,my place of residence,as well as by bringing TV and other materials to every home for the tribes children to study.

Some members of the CPI (M) and DYFI are showing undesirable tendencies.Will this not affect the party and the movement?

Sure,The movement will not tolerate such tendencies. Neither the DYFI nor the CPI (M) has a policy to protect criminals.When Rajmohan Unnithan and a woman were caught in a bad situation here, the Congress leadership protected them.

As well as the solar case,There is no doubt that if any member makes such tendencies they will be out of the movement.

At present the Congress is in a state of disarray in India and Kerala.Youth Congress: Inactive.In the meantime,will SDPI become an alternative to DYFI?

It is a misconception.Such an extremist movement cannot set foot on this soil.DYFI is a secular values ​​movement.

You see,the BJP has raised the issue of hijab in Karnataka on a large scale.That was in view of the UP elections.

The Congress countered this extremist Hindu approach of the BJP with its soft Hindutva.At the same time, DYFI has always had a position.

The movement is committed to upholding secular values ​​and upholding the will of the people.

Is there an assessment that the second Pinarayi government is a failure?

What was the situation that led to the return of the first Pinarayi government to power?It is with the operational achievements of the government.

What you are saying now is related to the K rail issue.As I said earlier,any project can be implemented only by resolving the concerns and difficulties of the public.

It is not up to the government to evaluate now, not in the last days of the regime, you will allow the government to function first.

*What is the motto raised by DYFI at this conference?

Drug-free youth.Uphold secular values ​​and development of the country.Kerala ranks high on the world map he said in his statement.

Filed Under: bangalore, India

BJP conspiring to make Mumbai a Union Territory, claims Sanjay Raut; says he has proof

April 9, 2022 by Nasheman

Mumbai: Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Friday accused the BJP of conspiring to make Mumbai a Union Territory, saying that a presentation to that effect has been made to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

Talking to reporters here, Raut alleged that former BJP MP Kirit Somaiya and a group of party leaders, builders, businessmen were part of this conspiracy.

“A presentation about making Mumbai a union territory has been made to the MHA (by this group). Meetings have been held and funds are being collected for this purpose. This has been going on for the last two months and I am saying this with full responsibility. I have proof to substantiate what I am saying. Chief minister (Uddhav Thackeray) is also aware of this development,” Raut said.

In the next few months, the group led Somaiya is likely to move court saying the percentage of Marathi people in Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, has gone down drastically and hence the city should be made a union territory under the central government rule, the Sena MP claimed.

Raut said Somaiya had earlier challenged the state government’s decision to make Marathi a compulsory language in schools.

Filed Under: India, News & Politics

Card-less cash withdrawal facility across all banks’ ATM network soon: RBI

April 9, 2022 by Nasheman

Mumbai: In a bid to check fraud, the Reserve Bank on Friday decided to permit all banks to introduce card-less cash withdrawal through ATMs.

Currently, card-less cash withdrawal through ATMs is a permitted mode of transaction offered by a few banks in the country on an on-us basis (for their customers at their own ATMs).

“It is now proposed to make card-less cash withdrawal facility available across all banks and ATM networks using the UPI. In addition to enhancing ease of transactions, the absence of the need for physical card for such transactions would help prevent frauds such as card skimming, card cloning, etc,” RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said while announcing bi-monthly monetary policy review.

It is proposed to enable customer authorisation through the use of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) while settlement of such transactions would happen through the ATM networks, a statement on Developmental and Regulatory Policies said.

Separate instructions would be issued to NPCI, ATM networks and banks shortly, it said.

With regard to Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS), he said, it is an interoperable platform for bill payments, which has seen an increase in the volume of bill payments and billers over the years.

To further facilitate greater penetration of bill payments through the BBPS and to encourage participation of a greater number of non-bank Bharat Bill Payment Operating Units in the BBPS, it is proposed to reduce the net worth requirement of such entities from Rs 100 crore to Rs 25 crore.

The necessary amendment to regulations will be carried out shortly.

Users of BBPS enjoy benefits like standardised bill payment experience, centralised customer grievance redressal mechanism, prescribed customer convenience fee, etc.

BBPS is an interoperable platform for bill payments and the scope and coverage of BBPS extends to all categories of billers who raise recurring bills.

It is observed that there has not been a corresponding growth in the number of non-bank Bharat Bill Payment Operating Units (BBPOUs).

Observing that payment systems play a catalytic role in facilitating financial inclusion and promoting financial stability, the statement said, maintaining the safety and security of these systems is a key objective of RBI.

With greater adoption of digital payment modes, it is important to ensure that payment system infrastructures are not only efficient and effective but also resilient to conventional and emerging risks, specifically those relating to cyber security, it said.

“To ensure that our payment systems remain resilient to conventional and emerging risks, specifically those relating to cyber security, it is proposed to issue guidelines on Cyber Resilience and Payment Security Controls for Payment System Operators,” he said.

Filed Under: India, News & Politics

Mask mandate may not be necessary for now, say experts

April 9, 2022 by Nasheman

New Delhi(PTI): Setting at rest fears over Covid restrictions being relaxed, several experts say the two-year stringent mask mandate has led to fatigue and can be removed from public spaces for now just as many countries have done.

While the message around the benefits of masking should continue, it would be wise to lift the mandate and reintroduce it if there is another Covid wave for better compliance, experts said, pointing to the futility of ill-fitting masks and lack of community consensus on the matter.

The issue is of compliance fatigue, Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of Washington’s Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy, told PTI while noting that many countries around the world have removed mask restrictions.

I would urge messaging around the usefulness of masking in closed spaces, but would not suggest that it needs to be enforced punitively, added Gautam Menon, professor, Departments of Physics and Biology, Ashoka University in Haryana.

The assurance comes as India’s Covid graph dips on Friday 1,109 new coronavirus infections were reported and also one case of a new Covid strain in Mumbai.

On Wednesday the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) reported India’s first case of the Omicron recombinant strain XE. However. INSACOG, which monitors genomic variations in the SARS-CoV-2 in India, has decided to take up another round of genomic sequencing at a national lab for confirmation.

Recombinant’ means the genome of XE is a combination of the genomes of the BA.1 and the BA.2 sub-variants of Omicron.

With India seeing the lowest number of COVID-19 cases in two years, several states, including Delhi, Maharashtra, Punjab and Haryana, have done away with the mandatory use of masks.

Epidemiologist Laxminarayan said it may be necessary for the public to start using masks again in the future if there is another variant and wave. But keeping these requirements in place indefinitely causes the public to not take them seriously. It is therefore better to remove them and then reintroduce them when necessary, Laxminarayan explained.

Scientist and modeller Menon agreed.

Given that the BA.2 sub-variant of the Omicron coronavirus variant drove the surge in India during the third wave, it should be possible to relax masking restrictions in public spaces, he said.

Getting compliance with Covid boosters is probably more important than enforcing masks.

We will have to think about how to return to normal life and this time appears to be as good as any, given what we know. Hopefully the lessons of the pandemic will stick and dealing with any future uptick in cases from a new variant will be easier, since people are now habituated to restrictions, he added.

Immunologist Satyajit Rath said it is a mistake to pretend the pandemic is no longer the responsibility of the state but simply of individual people.

Persistently using ‘law-and-order’-style policies, such as all the restrictions is a mistake, especially when used widely and long, Rath, from Delhi’s National Institute of Immunology (NII), told PTI.

He also cautioned that removing mask restrictions may lull people into thinking the pandemic is over and lead to lowering of overall guard against the disease.

It certainly will, but neither has it helped very much to ‘mandate’ masking without providing people with accessible, cheap, reusable, effective masks in the first place, and without building a community consensus about masking, he added.

As numbers fall and mandates lift, people are wondering if it is possible to avoid trade-offs between returning to pre-pandemic lifestyles and an uptick in Covid related deaths.

A recent modelling study in the US found that relaxing masking mandates and other restrictions resulted in some “rebound” in COVID-19-related deaths in most states.

The analysis, published in the journal JAMA Health Forum, assumed the current pace of vaccination in the US is maintained into the future, and modelled different dates of lifting mandates.

“The inevitable rebound in mortality was directly attributable to the Omicron variant — when we repeated the analysis, assuming the infectivity of the previous Alpha and Delta variants, the model did not project such rising mortality after relaxing mask mandates,” said study co-first author Benjamin P. Linas, a professor of medicine at Boston University School of Medicine.

In March, the World Health Organization warned that a combination of factors, including misinformation that the pandemic is over, the lifting of mask mandates, ending physical distancing – and a more transmissible Omicron BA.2 variant – are causing an increase of COVID-19 cases globally.

Many countries, including China, are still witnessing an uptick in new Covid cases.

Addressing concerns, Menon said that given the current level of vaccination and population exposure in India, it is unlikely that a future wave will cause as much damage as the second wave of the Delta variant last year.

The cumulative doses administered in the country so far under the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive has exceeded 185.20 crore.

In Rath’s view, while the ‘seriousness’ of the disease is waning with widespread prior immunisations or infections, it is true that the more rapidly the virus spreads, the more problems will arise for the healthcare system.

Also, the more widely the virus circulates, the more the chances of a variant with new characteristics emerging, he added.

Menon added that since cases are at an all-time low at the moment and test positivity is very small, masking won’t have a significant effect.

He suggested that the time is right to consider opening up, but also to ramp up surveillance for any unusual rise in cases as well as genomic analysis for new variants.

Such surveillance could also incorporate testing for the presence of the virus in waste-water, since this has proved to be a good advance indicator of the disease trajectory.

Filed Under: India, News & Politics

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