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96 lakhs lost in the online game, now the family also turned their backs, the young man said that the bone was lost.

New Delhi: Many people lose thousands, lakhs of rupees in the name of online gaming. Advertisements for the same gaming are shown on social media and TV. Youngsters ignore these advertisements and play this game. Sometimes even minor children spend lakhs of rupees without the knowledge of their parents. The parents realized this after the money ran out. A recent case has come to light that a JEE cleared student lost all his engineering education money in online gambling.

In a show, student Himanshu told that he has a debt of 96 lakh rupees. Saying this, the young man started crying. Himanshu said that his family members no longer speak to him. Mother is a teacher. Even elder brother has turned his back on him. This young man narrated his story during a discussion on online gaming during a show in Delhi's Connaught Place. His name is Himanshu Mishra and he said that due to online gaming, he incurred a debt of Rs 96 lakh. 

He says that he used to cheat people by taking money and playing games. Online games are broadcast on TV, ruining children's lives. Sometimes they end their lives. An ad comes up saying play the game and earn crores. Himanshu also said that many people get addicted to it. Saying this, Himanshu could not stop his tears. My mother is a teacher. I played online games. I have a debt of Rs 96 lakh. No one speaks in the house now. Expressing his feelings, he said that if something happens to me, he will not come to meet me. 

Himanshu further said that he took money from people and now people are upset about the money. I also took money from people and also cheated. I tried to commit suicide but survived. Qualified JEE. Money kept for B.Tech lost in gambling. When advertisement comes on TV people start playing and win millions by playing the game. My brother is very nice but doesn't speak. I want to see my nephew. Online gaming should be stopped, as it is ruining many people.

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Kolkata Rape: Will the protest end today? Mamata government called the doctors again, email surfaced

Row On Kolkata Rape: The Mamata government has once again called the doctors, who are protesting for justice and other demands in the Kolkata rape murder case, for talks.

Kolkata Rape Murder Case: The West Bengal government has invited doctors protesting against the rape and murder of a female doctor at the government RG Kar Hospital for another round of talks on Wednesday (September 18) at 6.30 pm. Chief Secretary Manoj Pant reiterated that the government reiterates its appeal to the protesting doctors to return to work in view of the flood-like situation in some parts of the state. He said, 'You know that there is a flood-like situation in many districts of South Bengal and a large area has been submerged.'

This will be the second round of talks between the protesting doctors and the state government within 48 hours. The first round of talks was held on Monday in the presence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Pant said in an e-mail, 'You know that there is a flood-like situation in many districts of South Bengal and a large area has been submerged. In view of the situation, we again appeal to you to return to your work in the larger public interest and serve the common people. I, along with other members of the task force, will meet your 30-member delegation at the auditorium in Nabanna at 6.30 pm today.'

Doctors had made this demand

Earlier, the protesting doctors sitting on a dharna outside the headquarters of the West Bengal Health Department sent an email to Chief Secretary Manoj Pant demanding a discussion to resolve some important "unresolved issues" such as security in hospitals. These issues are included as their pre-condition for ending the dharna. The doctors had sent the email in reference to the meeting of their governing body which ended on Wednesday morning. The doctors raised the issue of safety and security inside government hospital premises and mentioned the promise of formation of a special task force headed by the Chief Secretary and inclusion of its details in the agenda of the proposed meeting.

What did the doctors write in the email?

In their email, the doctors wrote, 'In the context of our last meeting with the Chief Minister, we would like to reiterate that there were some major points regarding our five-point demands that could not be resolved. In particular, our fourth and fifth issues related to the development of the healthcare system, security, defense and the culture of the current threatening environment have not been resolved.' Let us tell you that in the details of the meeting held between the doctors and the government at her Kalighat residence in the presence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday (September 16) night, a mutual agreement to form a task force was confirmed as a step taken to address the security concerns of doctors.

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'No Bulldozer Action Till October 1': Supreme Court Pauses Instant 'Justice' Method

The Supreme Court's intervention was prompted by a case from Gujarat, where municipal authorities threatened to demolish a family's home after a member of the household was named in an FIR.

The Supreme Court of India has temporarily halted bulldozer demolitions across the country until October 1, unless they involve public roads, water bodies, or railway lines. The court's decision reflects concerns over the widespread use of demolition as a punitive measure without proper legal oversight. The ruling was issued on Tuesday, and the court announced it would develop formal guidelines to regulate when and how properties can be demolished under municipal laws.

 Criticism of Bulldozer Justice

Last week, a Supreme Court bench comprising Justices Hrishikesh Roy, Sudhanshu Dhulia, and SVN Bhatti expressed strong disapproval of the increasing use of bulldozers in demolitions, particularly in cases where properties are destroyed without due legal process. The bench criticized what it referred to as "bulldozer justice," calling it a practice that is "inconceivable" in a nation governed by the rule of law. The justices emphasized that any state action, including demolitions, must be in accordance with the law and not used arbitrarily.

 Case in Gujarat Sparks Concern

The Supreme Court's intervention was prompted by a case from Gujarat, where municipal authorities threatened to demolish a family's home after a member of the household was named in an FIR. The family, which has lived on the land in Kathlal, Kheda district for over two decades, sought the court's protection against what they viewed as an unfair and retaliatory action.

The petitioner’s lawyer argued that the house in question was legally constructed, and the involvement of one family member in an alleged crime should not justify the demolition of their residence. The Supreme Court concurred, stating, "In a country where actions of the State are governed by the rule of law, the transgression by a family member cannot invite action against other members of the family or their legally constructed residence." 

Akhilesh Yadav's Reaction

On Supreme Court's direction, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav said, "Bulldozer can't be justice. It was unconstitutional, it was to scare people. Bulldozer was to deliberately suppress the voice of Opposition. I thank Supreme Court for this direction that has stopped bulldozer. CM, UP government and the people of BJP  glorified the 'bulldozer' as if this is justice...Now, when the Supreme Court has given a direction, I think the bulldozer will stop and justice will come through court."

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Agra girl brutalised in Lucknow, raped in a moving car, FIR registered

The victim alleges that she went to Agra police station to lodge a report, but the police turned her away saying that this matter is from Lucknow. Then she came to Lucknow and lodged a complaint with the police.

An incident of rape of a girl from Agra has come to light in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The accused youth raped the girl in a moving car. Now the girl has filed a case against the accused youth. The police is investigating the matter.

The victim told the police that she was brutally raped on the Mohan Road Expressway in Lucknow. The incident took place on May 14. Two people had called the victim to Lucknow on the pretext of giving her educational certificates. During this time, a young man raped the girl in the car.

the victim told the police

According to the victim, she saw an advertisement on Facebook for making educational certificates at home. When she contacted the mobile number given in the advertisement, she spoke to a young man named Rakesh Kumar. Rakesh deceived her by saying that he would get the certificate made for Rs 30,000 without giving the exam. A young man named Srinivas helps him in this work. The victim transferred Rs 15,000 to the accused's account through UPI. After this, he sent a fake certificate made in her name to the girl on WhatsApp. He called the girl to Lucknow to get its original copy.

The victim told that when she reached Lucknow, she met Rakesh and Srinivas there. The accused took her in the car to a deserted place, where Srinivas raped her. During this time Rakesh remained outside. Not only this, the entire video of the rape was also made by the accused. After this, both the accused again took her to the expressway and left her there. From here she came to Agra.

Police lodged a complaint in Lucknow

The victim alleges that she went to Agra police station to register a report of the incident, but the police turned her away saying that this matter is of Lucknow. She kept visiting the police station in Agra. But when her plea was not heard, the girl came to Lucknow two days ago and informed the police about the entire matter. After this, a case has been registered against both the accused under serious sections in Para police station of Lucknow. The police is investigating this case. At present, no one has been arrested in this case. News is originally taken from: https://bit.ly/3TxiedJ Samachar App: watch the live latest news of India and the world, business updates, cricket scores, etc. Download the Samachar App now to keep up with daily breaking news.

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Railway Employee Accused Of Molesting Girl, Train Passengers Beat Him To Death

The employee was beaten to death aboard a train from Bihar's Barauni to New Delhi.

The employee was beaten to death aboard a train from Bihar's Barauni to New Delhi.

New Delhi:  A railway employee was beaten to death by a girl's family members and other passengers aboard a train to New Delhi early on Thursday after he allegedly sexually assaulted the 11-year-old, police said.

According to officials, a family from Siwan had boarded the Humsafar Express from Bihar's Barauni Bihar to New Delhi on Wednesday and, around 11.30 pm, Group D railway employee Prashant Kumar made a 11-year-old girl from the family sit on his seat. When the girl's mother went to the washroom later, Kumar allegedly molested the girl. 

As soon as the woman came out of the washroom, the girl ran to her, hugged her and began crying. She took her mother to the washroom and told her what had happened. The mother then informed her husband, father-in-law and other passengers in the M1 (AC III tier economy) coach on the train. 

The train had reached the Aishbagh junction in Lucknow when the angry passengers and family members caught hold of Kumar, took him to the area near the doors of the coach and thrashed him till the train reached Kanpur Central, which is about an hour and a half away. When the train rolled into Kanpur Central at 4.35 am on Thursday, officials from the Government Railway Police (GRP) took Kumar to a hospital, where he was declared brought dead, officials said. 

While the family of the girl filed a complaint of sexual assault, Kumar's family has filed a complaint of murder.

Kumar's uncle, Pawan, said the family, which lives in Samastpur village in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, found out that he had been beaten to death after an official from the local police station informed them. 

"Prashant was not that kind of man. It seems he was killed as part of a conspiracy. He was beaten for so long, were there no personnel from the Railway Police Force around," he asked. 

Superintendent of Police, GRP (Prayagraj), Abhishek Yadav said, "When the train crossed Aishbagh, the girl said she had been molested. Her family members and other passengers beat up the accused. At Kanpur Central, the accused was handed over to the GRP and a complaint was filed. When he was taken to the hospital, he was declared dead."

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UP Woman Lawyer Killed For Opposing Bail Of Advocate's Sons, 6 Arrested

Advocate Mustafa Kamil, his three sons — Haider Mustafa, Salman Mustafa and Asad Mustafa — and two associates have been arrested in the case

A 40-year-old woman lawyer of the district court was adducted and killed allegedly for opposing the bail pleas of an advocate’s sons and his associate in old cases, police said on Tuesday.

Advocate Mustafa Kamil, his three sons — Haider Mustafa, Salman Mustafa and Asad Mustafa — and two associates have been arrested in the case, Superintendent of Police Aparna Rajat Kaushik said.

According to police, lawyer Mohini Tomar had gone missing from the district court on September 3 and her body was recovered from Rekhpur minor canal a day later.

Her husband Brijendra Tomar filed an FIR, naming the six persons including Kamil, his sons and his two associates — Munazir Rafi and Keshav Mishra.

The FIR was registered at the Kasganj police station under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS) sections 103 (murder), 140 (1) (kidnapping or abduction with an intent to murder) and 62 (1) (criminal conspiracy).

While Kamil and his three sons were arrested last week, Rafi and Mishra were held on Monday, the SP said.

Kamil, Haider and Salman are lawyers, while Asad is an LLB student in Aligarh, police said.

Brijendra has said in his complaint that his wife was getting threats from Kamil for opposing the bail plea of his son Haider and Salman, who were accused of thrashing a young man named Shivshankar.

In the FIR, he has said that Kamil and his sons threatened her for taking up the matter and were pressuring her to withdraw from the case.

The alleged abduction happened on September 3 after Brijendra dropped his wife to the district court. He has alleged that Mohini was abducted and killed by the accused.

He also said that his wife was opposing the bail plea of Munazir Rafi in a murder case. She was representing the victim side.

Mohini’s killing had sparked protests in the district, with lawyers blocking the Kasganj-Bareilly Highway demanding justice in the case and also a compensation of Rs 1 crore for the family members.

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Doctors on strike Today: Government doctors are on strike across Punjab, know how long the OPD will be closed and what services will continue

The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association has decided to go on strike despite the government's assurance. A meeting between the doctors and the government is also going to be held on September 11.

Doctors on strike Today:  Doctors in Punjab are on strike from today. Late on Saturday evening, the government issued a letter full of assurance to convince the doctors. After receiving the assurance from the government, the doctors did not strike but divided it into three phases. OPDs will not be open till 11 pm in government hospitals from today.

The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association has decided to go on strike despite the government's assurance. A meeting between the doctors and the government is also going to be held on September 11. All the demands will be considered by meeting the Cabinet Sub-Committee. The movement is being carried out by the association for the protection of doctors and medical staff in the hospital and to issue orders for increase in regular salaries.

Also, they will not call off their strike unless their timely pay hike notification is issued. The cabinet sub-committee formed by the government will be headed by Finance Minister Harpal Cheema. 

Three phase strike  

After assurance from the government, the doctors have converted the strike into three phases. The first phase will run from September 9 to 11. Meanwhile, OPD services will remain closed from 8 am to 11 am. The second phase will be held from September 12 to 15. In which OPD Services will be completely discontinued. The third phase will take place after September 16. In this, doctors will flatly refuse to do OPD as well as medico legal.

Committees will be formed It is noteworthy that before this, Health Minister Dr. Balbir Singh had issued a letter late on Saturday evening. In which he gave orders to form committees. According to the issued letter, a committee will be formed for security and prevention of violent incidents in hospitals.

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Big action against madrasa in case of printing fake notes, Prayagraj Development Authority issued show cause notice on illegal construction

The notice issued said that the manager can appear in person and can also present his authorized representative.

A big news has come out related to Jamia Habibiya Masjide Azam, a madrasa that printed fake notes in Prayagraj district of Uttar Pradesh. Prayagraj Development Authority has issued a show cause notice to manager Abid Habibi regarding illegal construction in the madrasa. The employees of the development authority have also pasted the notice on the gate of the madrasa.

Ordered to appear on September 18

In the notice pasted by Prayagraj Development Authority, it has been said that house number 140 Jamia Habib Masjide Azam Compound Atarsuya has been constructed without the permission of the Development Authority under the order of Section 14 and Section 15 of Uttar Pradesh Town Planning and Development Act 1973. In this, madrasa and rooms have been constructed on the ground floor and first floor in a compound of about 3 thousand square meters. Permission has not been taken from the Development Authority for its construction. At the same time, an order has also been given to appear before the authority on September 18 at 11 am. During this, it has been asked to explain why the order to demolish the illegal construction should not be given?

The manager can do this himself or send a representative

The notice issued states that the manager can appear himself and can also present his authorized representative. He can also give a written statement of clarification in this matter. Let us tell you that this notice has been issued under Section 27 (1) of the Uttar Pradesh Town Planning and Development Act 1973. In the notice, under Section 26 (1) of the Act, it has been said that under Section 14 of the Act, a fine can also be imposed for construction work without permission from the Development Authority. The amount of fine can be up to 50 thousand. At the same time, the additional fine for the crime of continuing illegal construction can be increased on a daily basis. After being convicted for committing the crime for the first time, a fine of Rs 2500 can be imposed.

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Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh Not Communal, Issue 'Exaggerated': Yunus

During student-led violence after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ouster, the minority Hindu population faced vandalism of businesses, property damage, and temple destruction.

Dhaka: Chief Adviser to Bangladesh's interim government, Muhammad Yunus, has said the issue of attacks on minority Hindus in his country is “exaggerated” and questioned the manner in which India projected it. In an interview with PTI at his official residence here, Yunus said the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh are more political than communal.

He suggested that the attacks were not communal, but a fallout of a political upheaval as there is a perception that most Hindus supported the now-deposed Awami League regime.

“I have said this to (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi also that this is exaggerated. This issue has several dimensions. When the country went through an upheaval following the atrocities by (Sheikh) Hasina and the Awami League, those who were with them also faced attacks,” the Nobel laureate told PTI.

The minority Hindu population faced vandalism of their businesses and properties, as well as the destruction of Hindu temples, during the student-led violence that erupted following the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

After unprecedented anti-government protests that peaked on August 5, Hasina resigned as prime minister and fled to India.

“Now, while beating up Awami League cadres, they had beaten up Hindus as there is a perception that Hindus in Bangladesh mean Awami League supporters. I am not saying that what has happened is right, but some people are using it as an excuse to seize property. So, there is no clear distinction between Awami League supporters and Hindus,” he said.

In his first direct contact with New Delhi last month, shortly after becoming the head of Bangladesh's interim government, Yunus conveyed to Prime Minister Modi that Dhaka would prioritise the protection and safety of Hindus and all other minority groups.

During the conversation, Modi reaffirmed India's support for a democratic, stable, peaceful, and progressive Bangladesh and emphasised the importance of ensuring the safety of Hindus and other minority communities in the violence-hit country.

Hindus, who made up 22 per cent of Bangladesh's population at the time of the 1971 Liberation War, now constitute about 8 per cent of 170 million and have predominantly supported the Awami League, known for its secular stance.

Describing the attacks as more political than communal, Yunus questioned the manner in which India is “propagating” them.

“These attacks are political in nature and not communal. And India is propagating these incidents in a big way. We have not said that we can’t do anything; we have said that we are doing everything,” the Chief Adviser said.

Prime Minister Modi, in his Independence Day address from the Red Fort on August 15, expressed hope that the situation in violence-hit Bangladesh would return to normal soon and said 1.4 billion Indians are concerned about the safety of Hindus and minorities in the neighbouring country.

Discussing the future of India-Bangladesh relations, Yunus expressed a desire for good ties with India but insisted that New Delhi must abandon the narrative that Bangladesh will turn into another Afghanistan without Sheikh Hasina at the helm.

“The way forward is for India to come out of the narrative. The narrative is that everybody is Islamist, BNP is Islamist, and everyone else is Islamist and will make this country into Afghanistan. And Bangladesh is in safe hands with Sheikh Hasina at the helm only.

“India is captivated by this narrative. India needs to come out of this narrative. Bangladesh, like any other nation, is just another neighbour,” he said.

The noted economist added, “The issue of trying to portray the conditions of minorities in such a big way is just an excuse.” Yunus said that when he met leaders of the minority community, he urged them to protest as citizens of the country with equal rights and not merely as Hindus.

“Even when I met members of the Hindu community, I had requested them: please don’t identify yourselves as Hindus; rather, you should say you are citizens of this country and you have equal rights. If someone tries to snatch your legal rights as citizens, then there are remedies,” he said.

The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council (BHBCUC), a prominent Hindu minority group in Bangladesh, had also reported attacks on minorities, especially Hindus, following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government on August 5.

Thousands of Hindus staged protest rallies in Bangladesh's capital and the northeastern port city of Chattogram on August 10-11, demanding protection amid nationwide vandalism that saw attacks on temples and their homes and businesses.

Earlier in August, the Bangladesh National Hindu Grand Alliance said that the minority Hindu community faced attacks and threats in 278 locations across 48 districts since the fall of the Hasina-led government and termed it as an “assault on the Hindu religion."

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