The Jamshedpur police station’s Bistupur station is where the 2011 FIR was filed. Classic Multiplex, the complainant, claimed that Jha had a deal with them to assign a store in the PM mall situated at Bistupur, Jamshedpur. The complainant stated they never received possession of the shop despite having paid Rs 20 lakh for it.
Asserting that the case was a civil dispute rather than a criminal matter, Jha had challenged the FIR in the High Court. In accordance with Jha’s argument, the High Court dismissed the FIR.
On February 8, 2024, Justice SK Dwivedi issued the directive. The court noted that there was no indication that Jha had committed any crimes and that the disagreement between the parties was solely civil in nature.
The police filed a final report in the case, which stated that no criminal case was made out, and the court took note of this as well. The court declared that the trial court had erred in allowing the case to be taken under its purview based only on the complaint.
Chief Minister Champai Soren is on a tour of Jamshedpur. He has reached Jamshedpur for the first time after becoming CM. He was given a warm welcome upon his arrival. Chief Minister Champai Soren is participating in the program related to Abua Awas here.
Here he is to distribute acceptance letters among the beneficiaries of the divisional level Abua Housing Scheme. Let us tell you that this program has been organized at Gopal Maidan in Bishtupur, Jamshedpur. Tight security arrangements have been made for the program. Police forces have been deployed at every nook and corner. Police forces have been deployed at every nook and corner. The police is keeping a watch on every visitor.
What is Abua Aawas Yojna?
On November 15, former chief minister Hemant Soren introduced the plan to lodge the destitute and those who were not eligible for benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY).
Beneficiaries of this flagship initiative would get Rs 2 lakh in four installments to build a three-room house gradually. Within a year, the construction will be finished, an official stated.
The plan also provides for funding to construct restrooms through the Swachh Bharat Mission Rural or by bringing together additional committed sources.
In the meantime, senior district officials met with Manjunath Bhajantri, the deputy commissioner of East Singhbhum district, on Wednesday to discuss the current arrangements for the chief minister’s planned visit on Friday. During the chief minister’s visit, Bhajantri also gave the officials instructions to verify the beneficiary count, maintain peace and order, organise seating, and park cars.
An activist group Thursday(8 Feb 2024) met the Jharkhand chief secretary Lalbiaktluanga Khiangte to request for the removal of religious flags from public places put up on January 22 to mark the occasion of Ram Mandir Inauguration across various places in Jharkhand.
Jharkhand Janadhikar Mahasabha is an organisation that works for the people’s rights and democratic value in the state. According to the organisation’s social media page, the introduction states “It is a coalition of progressive organisations, formed to facilitate efforts to defend people’s rights and save democracy in Jharkhand.”
The Demand
The chief secretary was notified by the activist organization that “religion-specific flags” were recently placed in public spaces for Ram Mandir’s opening ceremony in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh and the majority of them have not yet been removed.
The delegation made a strong case to the chief secretary for the prohibition of religious flags, banners, and symbols on government property, roadways, power poles, mobile towers, public spaces, police stations, and paramilitary force camps.
“The practice of flying religious flags in towns, cities, neighborhoods, and villages is becoming more and more common. The delegation informed the chief secretary, “It was very sad to see religious flags flown on January 22 that were left up and that were visible more often than the national flag.” According to Elina Horo, a member of the organisation recently 22 January saw a large number of religious flag put up in public spaces across Jharkhand. The Indian flag which was raised on 26 Januray becomes less visible during the republic day celebration.
The delegation further demanded that religious flags, banners, and symbols should be immediately removed from public places and if they are placed for rituals, festivals, or programmes of any religion, it should be ensured that re- ligious flags and symbols are removed within 48 hours of the end of the ritual or festival or event.
Letter to Chief Secretary of Jharkhand
Mahasabha demands Chief Secretary to remove religious flags from public places in the state Today, on 8 February 2024, the Jharkhand Janadhikar Mahasabha delegation met Chief Secretary L. Khiangte and demanded removal of religious flags from public places in the state. The Chief Secretary approved the proceedings.
The delegation told the Chief Secretary that religious flags, banners and symbols should be banned in public places, roads, electricity poles, mobile towers, government offices, police stations, police and paramilitary force camps etc. in various cities, blocks, settlements, villages and towns of the state. The trend of applying is increasing. Recently, for the religious program on 22 January 2024, religion-specific flags were installed at public places across the state, most of which have not been taken down till date. It is extremely sad that even on Republic Day, these flags were not removed and more religious flags were seen in public places than the tricolor.
It is often seen that after religious rituals/festivals/programs of different religions, religion-specific flags and symbols remain displayed in public places for several days. Even after programs organized by political parties, political flags remain displayed at public places for several days.
Our country is a secular country where every religion has equal respect and everyone has complete freedom to follow and celebrate their religion. There is a need to ensure that no religion becomes dominant and there is no interference of any particular religion in the government system and public order. Placing religious flags, banners, symbols etc. in public places sends a message contrary to the constitutional values of equality, justice, fraternity and secularism.
Therefore, to strengthen the constitutional values of equality, justice and secularism in society and state, the delegation demanded that:
Religious flags, banners, symbols etc. should be immediately removed from public places and should be placed in public places, roads, electricity poles, government offices, police stations, police and paramilitary forces camps etc. during religious rituals/festivals/programmes of any religion. It should be ensured that religious flags and symbols are removed within 48 hours of the end of the ritual/festival/event. The same policy should be applied to political programs and flags also.
Pravasi Bhalai Sangathan v. The ‘Communal Harmony Guidelines’ approved by the Supreme Court in the case Union of India (AIR 2014 SC 1591) should be implemented. The delegation included Bharat Bhushan Choudhary, Alina Herro, Jyoti Kujur, Prabhakar Nag, Tom Kavala, Sunil Kumar Oraon and Siraj Dutta.
Ranchi: According to the notification, the transfer was carried out per the Election Commission of India’s instructions in nervousness of the next Lok Sabha elections.
Sub-Inspectors(SI) who have been given a transfer order have been directed to start working at the new location right away and to report their work update in the new place to the headquarter by 10th February.
The district SPs and SSPs have been directed to make sure that compliance documents are sent to the Police Headquarters and to relieve the Sub-Inspectors who have been transferred off of their districts.
On Tuesday night at around 7:30 pm, 15-year-old Salina Parveen of Janpur, Kodarma district, went to the bathroom and closed the door from inside. She was found hanging from a rope in the bathroom.
The madarsa principal, Mufti Ghulam Rasool, teachers, and committee members took the student’s body to Janpur village in Kodarma late at night. The family members were inconsolable upon seeing the body.
Angry family members took the body and held the madarsa principal and others hostage, and informed the Domchanch police station. On Wednesday, the Gawan police station reached the madarsa and took statements from the students staying in the hostel and people from the nearby area.
The madrassa has been operating for about five years. In addition to local students, it also has students from Giridih, Kodarma, Hazaribagh, Patna, and other districts. Local students go home after classes, but about 60 to 70 students from other districts stay in the madrassa hostel. Earlier, the madrassa was operating in a house on the main road. A year ago, it was moved to a locality away from the road.
Went missing during a class
On Wednesday morning, all the students were scared. The students said that on Tuesday night, she had left the classroom saying she was going to the toilet. When she did not return for a long time, some students went there and found the door closed.
After breaking open the door, they found her body hanging from a rope. The students staying in the hostel said that before leaving, she had also held hands with her friend Tamanna.
Following the incident, former mukhiya Mohammad Shabdar Ali, Anjuman president Aalim Ansari, and dozens of others reached the spot and expressed grief and demanded an investigation into the incident.
Baba Siddique, a prominent Mumbai MLA for the Bandra neighbourhood, is famous for hosting Celebrity Iftar party in Ramadan ,announced his resignation from the Congress on Thursday.
Siddique, a well-known minority leader in the Mumbai Congress, was a minister during the Congress-NCP coalition’s rule.
“I joined the Indian National Congress party as a young teenager and it has been a significant journey lasting 48 years,” Siddique remarked, responding to X. With immediate effect, I am leaving the Indian National Congress Party as a primary member today.
He acknowledged everyone who had supported him along the way and added that although there are many things he would have liked to say, certain things are best kept to yourself.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), led by Ajit Pawar, is rumoured to be recruiting the Congress MLA.
May join Ajit pawar’s NCP
Days after the Indian Election Commission acknowledged the Ajit Pawar faction as the legitimate National Congress Party (NCP), this action was taken.
Who is Baba siddique?
In addition to serving as the MLA from 1999 to 2009, Baba Siddique was also a Minister of State for Labour, Food and Civil Supplies, and the FDA from 2004 to 2008, and she had previously held the position of Municipal Corporator for two terms in a row (1992–1997). At the moment, he is the Parliamentary Board of the Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee’s and the Mumbai Regional Congress Committee’s Chairperson and Senior Vice President.
Shehzeen Siddique is the wife of Baba Siddique. Zeeshan Siddique is their son, and Dr. Arshia Siddique is their daughter.
When Baba Siddique Ended SRK-Salman Fight
In 2013, during an Iftaar celebration, Mr. Siddique unintentionally contributed to the reconciliation of Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, two of Bollywood’s biggest stars.
Over the years, the two actors have remained close despite their publicised arguments and sporadic clashes. Their five-year cold war came to an end in 2013 at Baba Siddique’s Iftaar party, marking a pivotal point in their relationship.
The highly awaited reunion between the Khans took place against the backdrop of Mr. Siddique’s Iftaar party. After an intense disagreement at Katrina Kaif’s birthday party in 2008, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan avoided each other until they finally met. The tension that had overshadowed their relationship dissipated as they warmly greeted each other and shared a heartfelt hug. That moment was captured in a picture that quickly went viral on social media and news outlets.
The All India Students Association will organise the “Young India referendum” on the union government’s employment and education policies, held in more than 50 universities.
During the campaign’s initial phase, a signature drive was conducted to demand responsibility for the union government led by the BJP’s decisions regarding employment and education. In the second stage of the campaign, over fifty universities will vote on this election which is happening across India with issues related to employment and education.
From February 7 to 9, the All India Students Association (AISA) started the “Young India Referendum” campaign on the subject of education and employment at a number of universities and colleges across the nation. The programme is a component of the December 2023-launched “Young India Charter 2024” campaign.
What is Young India Referendum?
The All India Students’ Association (AISA) is currently conducting a nationwide ‘Young India Referendum’ in public and private universities across the country. This referendum aims to capture the opinions of students and youth in light of the 2024 general elections. The Referendum, which is scheduled to take place between February 7th and 9th, follows an all-India signature campaign where students and job-seekers posed ten questions to the Modi-led Central Government regarding its ten years in power. The campaign highlights the erosion of public-funded higher education institutes, attack on democratic spaces, assault on dissenting voices, inaccessibility of education, lack of dignified employment, among other concerns.
Schedule of Young India Referendum across various states of India
On February 7th (today), the Referendum was held in University of Allahabad, Veer Kunwar Singh University (Ara), Patna University, BN Mandal University (Bihar), Lalit Narayan Mithila University (Bihar), Delhi University, Jamia Milia Islamia, SK University (Andhra Pradesh), Dr. Abdul Haq Urdu University (Andhra Pradesh), Bengaluru University, Sri Krishnadevaraya University (Karnataka), Jadavpur University (Kolkata), ICFAI University (Tripura), Hemchand Yadav University (Chhattisgarh), Azim Premji University, Manipal University, among many other affiliated colleges across the nation as shared by the National President of AISA, NILASIS BOSE
All India Students Association
AISA aims to focus Young India on crucial issues such as public-funded education, fee hikes, unemployment, centralization of entrance examinations, and the dilution of education. The referendum spans over sixty universities in multiple states, which is receiving an enthusiastic and overwhelming support from the student masses. –according to the press release shared by the National President of AISA, NILASIS BOSE
Disruption during the programme in South Campus, Delhi University
Notably, the referendum faced disruption in the south campus of Delhi University by the members of ABVP. The goons, threatened by the student participation thrashed and burnt the ballot boxes of Aryabhatta and RLA Colleges after attacking AISA activists conducting the referendum.
In the broader context, this referendum is an attempt to unite Young India in shaping the agenda for the upcoming elections. The outreach campaign and the signature campaign so far reflected that the students and youth of this country are poised to reject vacuous empty rhetoric and divisive politics, instead desiring this general election to center around concrete policies such as the right to quality education, women’s safety on campuses, and the right to employment. –according to the press release shared by the National President of AISA, NILASIS BOSE
ABVP disrupts the Young India Referendum in DU South Campus. ABVP is scared of students asking relevant questions, and wants people to be divided on the issues of religion and communalism. Resist Akhil Bhartiya Violence Parishad's assault on democratic voices on campus.… pic.twitter.com/65GJpR7Rbt
Young India Referendum organised by All India Students Association in Jharkhand
In Nilambar Pitambar University, Palamu, Jharkhand, students and youth can be seen actively participating towards the campaign. The thought of employment and education is raising concerns among the students and youth resulting in this campaign being held.
From Garhwal Central University in Uttarakhand to Delhi University, Calicut University in Kerala, Jadavpur University in West Bengal, Punjabi University, Tamil Nadu Central University, Azim Premji University in Bengaluru, Patna University in Bihar, Allahabad University in Bihar, Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, Jamia Millia Islamia in Delhi, HCU, SK University, and other universities, the “referendum” is being conducted.
The Jamshedpur Police held a press conference at the Jamshedpur SSP office today. During the press conference, it was revealed that Sundar Nagar, Jamshedpur, resident and criminal Vidhata Tantubai was extorting money via WhatsApp calls from the city’s business owners.
He would go to the businessmen in his Thar car and roll down the window while extorting money. He was taken into custody by the Sundar Nagar police when they learned that he was armed with a weapon. In this instance, the criminal, his Thar jeep, two cell phones, a golf stick, and cartridges have all been found by the police.
On Thursday morning, a section of the Gokulpuri metro station in Delhi’s border wall fell. According to the police, at least three other people only had minor wounds, while one person was seriously hurt and sent to the hospital.
There have also been a few damaged bikes. A slab still hangs from the collapsed structure, and a fire engine is on standby there. According to the officers, the incident happened at 11 a.m. when a section of the eastern border wall of the metro station collapsed onto the road below.
DCP (Northeast) Joy Tirkey stated, “At least three to four people were injured, and one person was trapped under the debris and suffered grievous injuries while others sustained minor injuries.”
The officer went on to say that the person who was trapped under the rubble was freed by police officers and members of the public. “When the tragedy happened, he was riding a scooty. The DCP stated, “He was rushed to the GTB Hospital.”
Four fire tenders were dispatched to the scene after receiving a call at 11 a.m., according to Delhi Fire Services Chief Atul Garg. While two injured individuals were already being transported to the hospital by members of the public, two more were saved by fire department personnel.
Delhi Metro employees and police are on the scene while JCBs and cranes assist in removing the debris. According to the DCP, an investigation into the situation is ongoing, and a case will be filed under relevant.
Room Number one of Jamshedpur Circuit House Area(Old) will be converted into a suite room for the new Chief Minister of Jharkhand Champai Soren, this room will be reserved for the CM. The building construction department will make it equipped with modern facilities. It will have modern facilities like a luxurious hotel. Approval to provide funds for this has been received from the CM Secretariat.
DC has also ordered to replace the doors, windows, beds, tables and chairs of the old and new buildings of the Circuit House. According to administrative sources, an employee Piyush Kumar has been deputed to the Circuit House on the orders of the DC. The government employee was removed after the facility was outsourced to Circuit House. Now apart from outsourced workers, government employees have been deployed here.
Circuit House becomes safe zone, order to repair it. DC Manjunath Bhajantri has directed to make the Circuit House a safe zone regarding the proposed program of Chief Minister Champai Soren in Jamshedpur on February 9. It will be rectified considering the possibility of the Chief Minister staying in it. In this, it has been asked to change the cleanliness, colors, lights etc.
