Live: Police caught three suspected terrorists, Election Commission extended the deadline of SIR

Delhi Police caught three terrorists, suspected of having links with Shehzad Bhatti’s network

Taking major action, the Special Cell of Delhi Police has arrested more than three terrorists. Initial investigation has revealed that all these accused were in contact with the network of terrorist Shehzad Bhatti associated with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI.

According to the investigation of the Special Cell, all the arrested accused are residents of North India and their activities were being monitored for a long time. Interrogation of the arrested terrorists is going on, on the basis of which the police is expressing the possibility of busting a bigger conspiracy.

After the all-party meeting, Gaurav Gogoi attacked the Centre, told the issues of Congress in the winter session.

After the all-party meeting, Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi launched a scathing attack on the government and said that the current winter session has been kept for only 19 days, in which actually only 15 days are left for discussion. He described it as possibly the shortest winter session ever and alleged that ‘it seems that the government itself wants to derail Parliament.’

Gogoi said that many important issues were raised by the opposition in the meeting, which need detailed discussion in this session. He said, ‘We raised the issue of security so that important issues related to security should be discussed in this winter session… The explosion in Delhi is a big proof of the failures of our legal and home department somewhere… Second is the discussion about the security of democracy… Our third demand was related to our health security, the way air pollution is increasing in every corner of the country. The fourth issue was our economic security. The fifth issue we raised was natural security. There is no preparation for the way floods, landslides and storms are coming. We also raised the issue of our foreign policy, which we are seeing that India is making its foreign policy according to other countries…’

Election Commission accepted the big demand of opposition, extended the deadline of SIR, know the new date

Accepting the demand of the opposition, the Election Commission has taken a big decision to extend the period of SIR by 7 days in 12 states. Along with this, the last date of calculation form has also been extended by 7 days to 11th December.

Apart from this, the draft publication list, which was earlier scheduled to be released on December 9, has now been extended to December 16. Under this amendment related to the election process, the final voter list will be published on 14 February.

Opposition parties had raised the demand to extend the deadline of SIR, so that maximum new voters can be included and no omissions are left. With this decision of the Commission, lakhs of new voters will get additional opportunity to add their names in the list.

Fake cigarette racket busted in Delhi, 2 arrested with goods worth Rs 50 lakh

Police have busted a big racket of fake cigarettes in Lahauri Gate area of ​​North Delhi. Preparations were underway to launch in the market these dangerous fake cigarettes being sold under the guise of well-known international and Indian brands. In the raid, the police seized more than 35,000 poisonous packets, i.e. lakhs of cigarette sticks, whose market value is said to be more than Rs 50 lakh. Police have arrested two accused Ramjeet alias Vijay and Ankit in this case.

All-party meeting before the winter session of Parliament, Rijiju hopes that everyone will work with a cool head.

Before the winter session of Parliament, an all-party meeting was held on Sunday, in which leaders of various parties participated. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, while talking to the media before going to the meeting, said that the government will not say much today, but will listen to the opposition and other parties.

Rijiju said, ‘Today is an all-party meeting. We will sit with leaders of all parties and listen to them. We will not say much on behalf of the government. There will be a meeting of the Business Advisory Committee in the evening. The Lok Sabha meeting will be held at 4 pm and the Rajya Sabha meeting will be held at 5 pm. We will present our business list before the committee. This being the winter session, we expect everyone to operate with a ‘cool head’ and avoid heated arguments. It is hoped that Parliament will function smoothly and there will be no disruption.

Many leaders reached Parliament to attend the all-party meeting. Senior Congress MP Jairam Ramesh and TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee arrived to participate in the meeting.

In this sequence, Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav, AIADMK leader M. Thambidurai, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari and leaders of many other parties were also present in the meeting.

The winter session of Parliament will start from December 1 and continue till December 19. Many important bills are likely to be introduced in the session, in view of which the government has appealed for cooperation from all parties.

Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian aircraft reached Colombo with relief material, will bring back stranded Indians

Cyclone Ditvah has caused massive devastation in Sri Lanka. In this time of crisis, India has extended a helping hand to its neighboring country. According to the Air Force, C-130 and IL-76 aircraft from Hindon Air Base near Delhi have left for Sri Lanka with relief material. These planes carry 21 tonnes of relief material, more than 80 NDRF personnel and 8 tonnes of equipment. In the information given on Sunday morning, the Air Force said that these planes carrying relief material have landed in Colombo. Not only are relief materials being delivered through Indian Air Force planes, but the rescue team of NDRF is also making efforts to safely rescue Indians stranded in Sri Lanka.

Very good experience… What did KC Venugopal say on the civic elections in Kerala?

On local body elections in Kerala, Congress MP KC Venugopal said, ‘It was a very good experience. We talked to people. I think UDF (United Democratic Front) will get a big victory in this local body elections in Kerala.

Elephant collides with train in Jalpaiguri, one dead

One elephant died while another was injured after being hit by a train in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal. Moraghat Range Ranger Chandan Bhattacharya said, ‘…we got information about five elephants, two of which met with an accident here. An elephant died after colliding with a goods train…’

Who hid 70 socket bombs in Murshidabad, police alerted, increased patrolling in the area.

Police recovered 70 socket bombs from three plastic jars from Kupila Biswas Pada of Raninagar police station area in Murshidabad district of West Bengal. The area was immediately sealed and the bomb disposal squad and West Bengal CID were informed by Domkal police. After finding such a large quantity of explosives, the police is increasing patrolling in the area.

Chaos at a wedding in Shahdara, 17 year old Sahil shot dead

17-year-old Sahil was shot dead in a late night fight during a wedding ceremony taking place near a community hall in Mansarovar Park police station area of ​​Shahdara, Delhi. The police took the injured Sahil to the hospital, where the doctors declared him dead. After the incident, people who came to the wedding are being interrogated, as well as nearby CCTV cameras and mobile video recordings are being scrutinized so that the accused can be identified.

Delhi’s AQI reaches 269, AQI reduced so much for the third time in November

The air quality in the national capital has once again fallen into the ‘poor category’. According to the data released by CPCB at 7 am, the average AQI of Delhi has been recorded at 269. This is the third time in the month of November, when Delhi’s AQI has fallen below 300. Most of the days throughout the month, AQI remained between 300–400, while there were three days when AQI reached above 400. The continuously deteriorating air has increased the concern of Delhiites.

All party meeting today before the winter session of Parliament, opposition’s attitude heated

The winter session of Parliament is going to start from Monday. Regarding this, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has called an all-party meeting at 11 am today. The government is preparing to present 10 bills in this session including discussion on the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram. On the other hand, the opposition is making a strategy to raise issues like Election Commission, SIR, allegations of vote theft and death of BLO. This meeting is being considered an important step towards the smooth conduct of the session.