Jaipur: Tijara returning officer Anup Singh has issued notice to BJP leader Sandeep Dayma over his statement at a function coinciding with the filing of nomination of BJP candidate Baba Balak Nath. Dayma reportedly called for uprooting all madrasas and gurdwaras. TNN
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Court issues notice in plea filed by priest
The Bombay High Court at Goa has issued a notice to the state government and Vasco police station in response to a petition filed by Fr Bolmax Pereira, a parish priest. Pereira is seeking the quashing of an FIR that was filed against him in August by Vasco police. The FIR was registered after a group demanded Pereira’s arrest for his comments on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Pereira had expressed regret for his remarks, stating that they were taken out of context.
The Bombay High Court at Goa has issued a notice to the state government and Vasco police station in response to a petition filed by Fr Bolmax Pereira, a parish priest. Pereira is seeking the quashing of an FIR that was filed against him in August by Vasco police. The FIR was registered after a group demanded Pereira’s arrest for his comments on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Pereira had expressed regret for his remarks, stating that they were taken out of context.
Rajasthan polls: Congress, BJP have fielded 29 relatives of leaders as candidates so far
The Congress and the BJP in Rajasthan have fielded 29 candidates who are either relatives of leaders or belong to political families for the upcoming assembly elections. The BJP has announced candidates for 124 seats, giving tickets to 11 family members of prominent leaders, while the Congress has announced 95 candidates, including 18 individuals from political families. Both parties are cautious about avoiding revolts within their ranks that could affect their prospects in the elections. This move is aimed at preventing a repeat of the 2008 elections when the BJP lost power due to losing more than 15 seats.
The Congress and the BJP in Rajasthan have fielded 29 candidates who are either relatives of leaders or belong to political families for the upcoming assembly elections. The BJP has announced candidates for 124 seats, giving tickets to 11 family members of prominent leaders, while the Congress has announced 95 candidates, including 18 individuals from political families. Both parties are cautious about avoiding revolts within their ranks that could affect their prospects in the elections. This move is aimed at preventing a repeat of the 2008 elections when the BJP lost power due to losing more than 15 seats.
BJP conspiring to arrest all opposition leaders before ’24 polls: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused the BJP-led central government of planning to arrest all opposition leaders before the next Lok Sabha polls and cast votes for themselves in an “empty country”. She also demanded the release of MGNREGA funds due to West Bengal and extended the deadline set by her party. Banerjee claimed that phones of opposition party MPs were being hacked. She warned that if the dues were not cleared by November 16, the party would take further action. A party meeting has been scheduled for November 15 to decide on the next course of action.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused the BJP-led central government of planning to arrest all opposition leaders before the next Lok Sabha polls and cast votes for themselves in an “empty country”. She also demanded the release of MGNREGA funds due to West Bengal and extended the deadline set by her party. Banerjee claimed that phones of opposition party MPs were being hacked. She warned that if the dues were not cleared by November 16, the party would take further action. A party meeting has been scheduled for November 15 to decide on the next course of action.
