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Police in the Indian capital, Delhi, have raided the homes of prominent journalists and authors in connection with an investigation into the funding of news website NewsClick.

NewsClick's founder Prabir Purkayastha and a colleague were arrested. Police also seized laptops and mobile phones.

Officials are reportedly investigating allegations that NewsClick got illegal funds from China - a charge it denies.

Critics say the move is an intentional attack on press freedom.

Started in 2009, NewsClick is an independent news and current affairs website known to be critical of the government. In 2021, it was raided by tax authorities on allegations of breaking India's foreign direct investment rules.

The co-ordinated raids at 30 locations on Tuesday are some of the largest and most extensive on India's media in recent years. Police later confirmed they had arrested Mr Purkayastha and Amit Chakravarty, the website's head of human resources.

"A total of 37 male suspects have been questioned at premises, nine female suspects have been questioned at their respective places of stay and digital devices, documents etc have been seized/collected for examination," a police statement said.

Opposition leaders accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of a "fresh attack on the media". But Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said investigative agencies were merely doing their job.

How did the raids happen?

Among those also questioned were journalists Abhisar Sharma, Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Aunindyo Chakravarty, Urmilesh, Bhasha Singh, popular satirist Sanjay Rajoura and historian Sohail Hashmi. Some were taken to police stations.

Searches were also carried out at the website's office in Delhi, news agency ANI reported.

In Mumbai, activist Teesta Setalvad's house was also searched. Ms Setalvad has long fought for victims of the deadly 2002 riots in Gujarat state and has written articles critical of the government for NewsClick.

A source close to Mr Purkayastha told the BBC that more than 15 policemen arrived at the editor's home at 06:30 local time (01:00 GMT).

"They did not produce any warrants or paperwork, questioned him for several hours and took away all the electronic devices they found at home," they said. Later, news agencies showed him being taken away by the police in a vehicle.

Mr Rajoura's lawyer, Ilin Saraswat, said the comedian was raided at the same time and that police took away his laptop, his two phones, some DVDs of his old work and some documents.

"The police said that Mr Rajoura is not named in the current investigation, but since he has worked with the website, he will be interrogated. We have not been provided a copy of the police complaint," he added.

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According to reports, the raids are in connection with a case registered against NewsClick in August after a New York Times report alleged that the website had received funds from an American millionaire to spread "Chinese propaganda".

It claimed that Neville Roy Singham worked closely with the "Chinese government media machine" and used his network of non-profit groups and shell companies to "finance its propaganda worldwide".

A case was reportedly registered against the website under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, or UAPA, a draconian anti-terror law that makes it nearly impossible to get bail. NewsClick has rejected all the charges as false.

Who was raided?

All the people who were raided have been associated with NewsClick - some are employees, while others have worked on freelance projects.

Prabir Purkayastha, its founder and editor-in-chief, is the author of a number of books and a founding member of the Delhi Science Forum. During the 1975 Emergency - when civil liberties were suspended - he was jailed along with several opposition politicians.

Bhasha Singh is an activist and journalist who has reported extensively on manual scavenging and farmers' suicides. She has accused the government of being anti-women and on Monday appeared in a NewsClick video expressing concern over the increasing trend of members of the governing BJP praising the man who assassinated India's independence leader Mahatma Gandhi.

Abhisar Sharma is a prominent video journalist known for his critical views of the government. He worked for BBC Hindi before moving to work at the NDTV news channel. One of his last videos covered widespread protests by government employees against a new pension scheme.

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, writer, journalist and filmmaker, is best known for his investigations into billionaire tycoon Gautam Adani and is facing several defamation suits filed by the industrialist. Earlier this year, he was mentioned in a report by Hindenburg Research which alleged that companies owned by Mr Adani had engaged in decades of "brazen" stock manipulation and accounting fraud - allegations denied by the industrialist who is perceived as being close to PM Modi.

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Maru Gujarat Ojas: Online Job Application System

Maru gujarat Ojas is a pivotal platform that revolutionizes the job application process within the state, catering primarily to government job aspirants. This online job application system, aptly named 'Ojas' meaning 'vital force' or 'energy' in Gujarati, embodies its essence by energizing the recruitment landscape with efficiency and accessibility.

Facilitating Seamless Job Applications

Maru Gujarat Ojas serves as the primary gateway for aspirants aiming to secure positions across various departments under the Government of Gujarat. It consolidates job listings, application procedures, and exam schedules into a centralized digital platform, simplifying what was once a cumbersome process. By logging onto Ojas, candidates can explore a wide array of job opportunities ranging from administrative roles to specialized positions in sectors like education, police services, health, and more.

Streamlined Application Process

The platform's user-friendly interface ensures that candidates can navigate effortlessly through the application process. Upon registering with Ojas, applicants create personalized profiles where they can manage their applications, update personal details, and track the progress of their submissions. This streamlined approach minimizes paperwork, reduces administrative burdens, and enhances transparency throughout the recruitment cycle.

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One of the standout features of Maru Gujarat Ojas is its ability to provide real-time updates and notifications. As job postings are announced or modified, registered users receive instant alerts via SMS or email, keeping them informed about new opportunities and crucial deadlines. This proactive communication ensures that candidates never miss out on potential openings, thereby optimizing their chances of securing coveted government positions.

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Recognizing the competitive nature of government exams, Maru Gujarat Ojas goes beyond basic job listings. It serves as a comprehensive resource hub, offering study materials, syllabi, exam patterns, and mock tests tailored to each job category. These resources empower aspirants to prepare effectively, enhancing their confidence and readiness to tackle the rigorous selection processes associated with government recruitment.

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Transparency is fundamental to Maru Gujarat Ojas, reflecting the government's commitment to fair and merit-based recruitment practices. The platform ensures that all job postings adhere to established guidelines, and selection criteria are clearly outlined. This transparency fosters trust among applicants, who can confidently pursue opportunities knowing that their applications are evaluated objectively.

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Gujarat Police Recruitment 2024, Notification out for 12472 Constable and SI Posts

The Gujarat Police announced on March 14, 2024, they hiring for 12,472 positions, including Constables, Sub Inspectors, and Jail Sapoys. The dates for online registration will be shared soon on their official website. Interested candidates should check the official notification on the website to understand the eligibility criteria and job details. Gujarat Police Bharti 2024 The Gujarat Police…

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Gujarat HC : No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate

Case Analysis: No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC Introduction The case of No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC deals with the question of whether a police officer can be held in contempt of court for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), if the officer provides a valid explanation before the magistrate. The Hon’ble High Court provides a detailed analysis of the relevant provisions of law and important judgments to arrive at its conclusion. Background of the case The case arose from an application filed under Section 12 of the Contempt of Court’s Act, 1971, by the applicants who were arrested by the respondent police officer for offences punishable under Sections 406, 420, 504 and 506 IPC. The applicants alleged that the respondent violated the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar & Anr., as reported in (2014) 8 SCC 273, which required the police to issue a notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting an accused for offences punishable with imprisonment up to seven years. The applicants sought a court order directing the respondent to rectify the contempt of court and to initiate proceedings against him under the Contempt of Courts Act. Contentions of the parties in Gujarat HC The applicants contended that the respondent did not issue any notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting them and did not record any reasons for doing so. They argued that this amounted to contempt of court as per the Supreme Court judgment in Arnesh Kumar case, which mandated that the police should follow a checklist and furnish reasons and material to justify the arrest. They also relied on various judgments from other High Courts to support their case. The respondent contended that he had complied with the guidelines of Arnesh Kumar case and had given a valid explanation for arresting the applicants without notice under Section 41A CrPC. He stated that he had mentioned in the checklist that he arrested the applicants to prevent them from committing any further offence of similar nature, as they were running an education/job consultancy firm and had cheated many people by promising them jobs abroad. He also submitted that he had given a copy of the checklist to the magistrate at the time of production of the applicants and that the magistrate had authorized their detention. Decision of the High Court Gujarat HC The High Court held that contempt of court proceedings cannot be initiated against a police officer for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A CrPC, if the officer provides a valid explanation before the magistrate. The High Court observed that Section 41A CrPC does not bar arrest in all cases, but only requires that the police should give notice to appear before them and record reasons for arrest if they fail to comply. The High Court also noted that Section 41(1)(b)(ii) CrPC allows arrest without warrant if it is necessary to prevent such person from committing any further offence. The High Court relied on the Supreme Court judgment in Arnesh Kumar case, which clarified that arrest can be made in cases where there is a possibility of accused absconding or not appearing at trial or tampering with evidence or intimidating witnesses or repeating offences. The High Court found that the respondent had given a clear and specific reason for arresting the applicants in the checklist, which was to prevent them from committing any further offence. The High Court also found that the respondent had furnished a copy of the checklist to the magistrate and that the magistrate had authorized their detention after recording reasons. The High Court concluded that the respondent had fully and substantially complied with the condition mentioned as per the statutory provision of CrPC as well as adhered with the directions and guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in Arnesh Kumar case. Therefore, the High Court held that there was no contempt of court on part of the respondent and dismissed the application filed by the applicants. Conclusion In conclusion, the High Court held that no contempt action can be taken against a police officer for arresting an accused without a warrant, without prior notice under Section 41A CrPC, if he provides a proper explanation before the magistrate. The High Court also held that arrest can be made in cases where it is necessary to prevent such person from committing any further offence. The High Court followed and applied the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in Arnesh Kumar case for arrest. References - Case Name: No Contempt Action Against Police Officer Arresting Without Warrant, If Proper Explanation - Given To Magistrate: Gujarat HC - Case Citation: (2023) livelaw.in 238585 HC - Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar & Anr. The checklist under Section 41(1)(b)(ii) CrPC can be incorporated as follows: - The police officer should record the reasons for arresting the accused without a warrant in writing and mention them in the checklist. - The police officer should specify which of the following grounds are applicable for the arrest: - To prevent the accused from committing any further offence of similar nature; - To ensure proper investigation of the offence; - To prevent the accused from causing the evidence of the offence to disappear or tampering with such evidence in any manner; - To prevent the accused from making any inducement, threat or promise to any person acquainted with the facts of the case so as to dissuade him from disclosing such facts to the Court or to the police officer; - To ensure the presence of the accused in the Court whenever required. - The police officer should also state whether he has received credible information that the accused has committed a cognizable offence punishable with imprisonment for more than seven years or with death sentence and whether he has reason to believe on the basis of that information that the accused has committed the said offence. - The police officer should give a copy of the checklist to the magistrate at the time of production of the accused and explain why he did not issue a notice under Section 41A CrPC before arresting him. 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Chinese-Linked Scam Busted: Mastermind of Rs 21 Crore Online Job Scam Arrested By Uttarakhand STF

Dehradun's Special Task Force (STF) of the Uttarakhand Police has successfully apprehended the alleged mastermind behind a massive ₹21 crore fraud scheme that targeted unsuspecting individuals with the lure of a work-from-home opportunity. The accused, identified as Rushabh Sharma from Haryana, was captured following an extensive and meticulous investigation. It is believed that Sharma was the architect of this elaborate fraudulent operation, which had connections to Chinese interests.

Also Read: Cybercrime in Nagpur - Cyber Blackmailer Couple Arrested in Pune for Extorting Money

The case first came to light when a complaint was filed at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Dehradun. The victim, in search of an online job, received an enticing WhatsApp message from an unfamiliar number. This message promised a work-from-home opportunity associated with the renowned Marriott Bonvoy Hotel. The victim was then contacted through the Telegram app by an individual named Sonia, who claimed to represent the esteemed hotel group.

Sonia baited the victim with a scheme that initially involved earning commissions by booking hotels online. To initiate the victim's involvement, a website bearing the URL "https://www.marriottwork.com" was employed for registration, and a Telegram group was established using the link "https://t.me/+CSYSadhAdYk2NDII." Subsequently, the victim was assigned various financial transactions, ultimately leading to a significant loss of ₹19,94,853.

Legal Action and Thorough Investigation

In response to this fraudulent activity, a case was swiftly registered under Section 420/120B of the Indian Penal Code and the Information Technology Act at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Dehradun. An extensive technical investigation was initiated, which eventually led the authorities to the suspect's location in Haryana. A team was promptly dispatched to the neighboring state to further probe the matter, and after rigorous efforts, they succeeded in apprehending Rushabh Sharma, a 27-year-old resident of Gurgaon, Haryana. Additionally, Sharma's Realme mobile phone, alleged to have been used in the commission of the crimes, was seized by the police.

Also Read: Kashmiri Brother-in-Law could not show Kamal, and pressure on Nagpur police failed

Uncovering an Expansive Network

Throughout the investigation, the authorities unveiled a convoluted network of fraudulent bank accounts linked to the accused. These accounts were tied to over 85 complaints registered on the national portal, amounting to a staggering ₹21 crore. They were scattered across various locations, including Gujarat, Delhi NCR, and Punjab. Notably, the accused had also set up dummy bank accounts targeted at Chinese customers.

The perpetrators employed various tactics, including generating fake GST and import-export registration numbers, before establishing these bank accounts. These accounts were predominantly "CURRENT Accounts" created using PAN cards, with Aadhaar cards used for SMS alerts. Subsequently, they provided net banking credentials to foreign customers, enabling them to make cryptocurrency purchases and effectively erase any traces of the money trail. To evade scrutiny, accounts were established under the guise of agricultural firms and societies.

Also Read: Pune Couple's Organized Cyber Blackmailing Scandal Uncovered

This significant arrest by the Uttarakhand Police's Special Task Force represents a substantial victory in the battle against online fraud and cybercrime. It serves as a stark reminder for individuals to exercise caution when encountering seemingly lucrative work-from-home opportunities, particularly those that appear too good to be true.

A recent investigation has brought to light the extensive criminal activities of Rushabh Sharma, a notorious figure with a criminal record spanning multiple states and union territories in India. Shockingly, Sharma has faced a staggering 37 charges registered across 855 cases in various regions, including Telangana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, Haryana, and Karnataka, among others.

To further complicate matters, the accused had meticulously established a network of 855 criminal Telegram links that spanned across several states, with a notably high concentration in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Delhi, Telangana, and Bihar.

Also Read: Cyber blackmailing case: Shatrughan's bail plea rejected

The evidence and information gathered during this investigation will be promptly shared with the relevant states and union territories, enabling them to take appropriate actions as necessary.

The individual at the center of this criminal web is Rushabh Sharma, the son of Rajesh Sharma, and a resident of M.No. 735, Sector 9, Gurgaon, Haryana. At 27 years of age, his arrest represents a significant setback for the orchestrators of this elaborate fraud scheme. This case serves as a stark reminder of the vital role that vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities play in preventing further individuals from becoming victims of such scams.

Source: https://www.the420.in/haryana-resident-kingpin-work-from-home-fraud-uttarakhand-stf/ 

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It took a viral video for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to finally break his silence on ongoing ethnic violence in the northeastern state of Manipur. The footage, which became public only last month, sparked outrage far beyond the state: Filmed on May 4, it shows a mob assaulting two women from the Kuki minority—stripped naked—before pushing them into an empty field. Reports citing the survivors’ families revealed the complicity of the state police. Ironically, the police station a few hundred yards from the site of the crime was awarded the “Best in the Country” title in 2020.

Violence between the Meitei ethnic majority and the Kukis has hounded Manipur since May, when a court order reserving some government jobs for Meiteis exacerbated tensions over land rights, poppy farming, and religious freedoms. Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has carved out a role for himself as the Meitei community’s de facto leader. More cases of sexual assault have come to light in the past two weeks, but Singh—a member of Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)—now denies that the women in the May 4 video were raped. His state government imposed an internet shutdown for weeks, hindering the spread of information.

The crisis has not subsided, and thousands of weapons stolen from police armories are still circulating among mobs. On Tuesday, India’s Supreme Court described the violence as “an absolute breakdown of law and order.” The presence of federal forces in Manipur hasn’t improved the situation: New Delhi’s strategy has instead divided the state, burning bridges between the Meiteis and Kukis. This apparent political ineptitude falls in line with the BJP’s Hindutva ideology, which identifies Hindus as India’s rightful inhabitants, justifying violence against religious minorities. In Manipur, the Meitei community sees itself as the state’s original inhabitants, replicating the use of violence against Kukis and others that it perceives as outsiders.

The use of state machinery to aid the majoritarian project in Manipur recalls the 2002 Gujarat riots targeting the state’s Muslim population, which occurred while Modi was chief minister. (An opposition politician has even invoked dark parallels to the Rwandan genocide, where the role of the state is well documented.) Manipur’s internet ban, now partially lifted, underlines institutional paranoia about controlling the narrative. Tensions have already spread into other Indian states as well as neighboring Myanmar, where the Kuki community shares ties with the Chin minority. The crisis raises serious questions about Modi’s governance model and his political ability to deal with India’s diversity and the tensions it raises.

In Modi’s statement about the viral video in Manipur, he invoked examples of sexual violence in opposition-led states, diminishing the specificity of the crime and seeking to deflect public outrage. His comments did not lead to any shift in national policy. And while sexual assault against women has captured attention, the scale of overall violence in Manipur is startling. More than 160 people are dead, and another 60,000 people are displaced. More than 4,500 weapons are missing from state armories, with officials estimating that almost all of them are with Meitei militias. More than half of these weapons are automatic—a stunning comparison with the situation in Indian-administered Kashmir, where New Delhi has fought a three-decade-old insurgency in which many militants are armed with pistols.

Manipur’s state police force is not incompetent or careless; its inaction amid the violence borders on complicity. A bulk of the weapons stolen in Manipur have not been returned to or recovered by security forces, and it is not for a lack of personnel in the state. In addition to the 29,000-strong state police, New Delhi has sent 124 federal companies—each with between 80 and 100 troops—to Manipur. Then there are 164 columns of similar strength from the Indian Army and the Assam Rifles, a paramilitary affiliate. For a state with a population of 3.2 million, this comes out to an average of nearly one security person for every 55 citizens.

In May, Modi’s government sent its army chief to Manipur and brought in a new police chief from another state to restore order, but both officials have failed to overcome the partisan state government. The state police forces are split vertically, with the new police chief asking cops to report to duty in areas where their ethnic group is in the majority. New Delhi also issued directions that cleave the state with a federally manned buffer zone between the Meitei-dominated valley and the Kuki-dominated hills. Rather than bringing the violence under control, this approach has cemented the divide between the ethnic groups. The Kukis now demand a new administrative structure separating them from the Meiteis, which is vehemently opposed by the majority community.

The administrative incompetence on the part of both the national government and the state government led by Singh reflects the majoritarian nationalism espoused by the BJP. The embrace of Hindutva in states led by the ruling party has led to the lynching of young Muslim men for the flimsy excuse of smuggling cows and to the creation of laws that seek to criminalize interfaith marriages. In Manipur, the same ideology is tailored at a subnational level: The majority Meiteis have found resonance between their indigenous Sanamahi faith and Hindutva, targeting the largely Christian Kukis. Although the fault lines of the conflict are not drawn explicitly around faith, there are religious undertones to the violence.

New Delhi’s failure to stop the violence in Manipur has not yet affected Modi on the international stage. In the wake of the Gujarat riots, which began after a fire in a train compartment killed 58 Hindu pilgrims traveling from Ayodhya, Modi described the ensuing attacks against Muslims as “a chain of action and reaction.” India’s Supreme Court at the time called Modi a “modern-day Nero,” and he was denied a visa to the United States on the grounds that he was responsible for violations of religious freedom. The ban was reversed only after he became prime minister in 2014. By contrast, in June, with violence escalating in Manipur, Modi chose to travel to Washington for an official state visit. French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed him to Paris in July.

All the while, he remained silent. In the three months since the violence began, Modi has not publicly chaired a meeting on Manipur nor issued an official statement for the victims, let alone traveled to the state. In a rare press conference for Modi following his meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden, the Indian leader responded to a question—only one was allowed—about the status of religious minorities in his country. Despite the question coming while churches were burning and women were being assaulted in Manipur, Modi blurted out meaningless paeans to Indian democracy. At the time, complaints to state police and federal authorities were still awaiting a response.

For New Delhi, hoping that the fires in Manipur will be doused on their own has not worked. India’s government was long able to pacify the state with support from friendly neighbors in Bangladesh and Myanmar. But as tensions spread beyond Manipur, it is at risk of losing those gains. India’s federalism is already under strain, driven by calls for “Hindi, Hindu, Hindustan,” the ominous idea of one language, one religion, and one nation defining India. States in the country’s south, where the BJP is relatively weak, have cited the decay of India’s federal structure to rally supporters, raising the possibility of some states demanding more autonomy—a demon thought to have been buried in the early years of India’s independence.

The situation in Manipur has also raised alarms about the capacity of the Indian state to clamp down on violence. Whether unable or unwilling to restore order in Manipur, the national government finds its credibility and authority frayed by the crisis. The state’s internet ban suggests a government that fears the free flow of information, using the suppression of violence as a pretext for broadly curtailing freedom of expression and depriving the citizens of their rights. No modern state can function in such digital darkness—and especially not as Modi boasts on the global stage that India’s digital public infrastructure is “highly secure, highly trusted, and highly efficient.”

In fact, the violence in Manipur is putting India’s desire to be recognized as a global power to the test. Apathy on the part of top leadership, targeting of minorities, and internet shutdowns are not the hallmarks of a country that hopes to be respected as an important player on the world stage—as much as Modi would like to avoid mentioning the issue. Furthermore, the violence in Manipur only draws attention to the fact that India has not held local legislative assembly elections in Muslim-majority Kashmir for more than a decade. The country christens itself as the “mother of democracy” and others hail it as the world’s largest democracy, but such hypocrisy overpowers any public relations campaign by New Delhi and its cheerleaders in foreign capitals.

India is no longer the world’s fastest-growing economy; Saudi Arabia is, followed by Vietnam and the Philippines. Unemployment is a serious concern, as is widening inequality  and weak rural demand. Modi and the BJP head into national elections next year with an economic record that they cannot boast about. The Ladakh border crisis with China has stripped the prime minister of national security talking points. Amid the Manipur crisis, he cannot brag about his ability to make tough calls. If the BJP decides to double down on religious polarization ahead of the elections, as it has regularly done under Modi, it could render India’s minorities even more vulnerable.

India’s leaders once stressed that the country embodied the idea of unity in diversity, allowing it to manage social and ethnic differences without pandering to majoritarian impulses. The violence in Manipur serves as warning of just how far the BJP’s pursuit of such politics could drag India down.

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Mohammed Shami's wife moves SC; accuses Indian Cricket and Gujarat Titans star

On one side, Mohammed Shami is getting all the limelight for his amazing performance with the ball on the field, but despite this, the fast bowler of the Gujarat Titans has no rest off the field. His wife, Hasin Jahan, has filed a special petition with the Supreme Court in which she alleges that a criminal case against the India and GT fast bowler has been erroneously stayed for the past four years without any just circumstances.

Jahan has now made new accusations that Shami is still continuing to engage in extra-material affairs with prostitutes, even while on overseas tours with the Indian Cricket Team.

Indian pacer Shami has denied all these allegations made by his wife. Back In the year 2018, Shami and his elder brother were questioned by the Kolkata Police Women’s Grievance Cell, and an arrest warrant was also issued against Shami by Alipore Court, but there was no action taken as the warrant was stayed.

In the recent plea by Jahan, the model also made allegations against Shami that he demanded dowry and continued to have extramarital affairs on tours with prostitutes.

According to the petition, "Mr. Shami used to use his second mobile phone, an HTC device with the number +447864905556, for managing all his affairs related to prostitutes, and the said phone was seized by the Lal Bazaar Police, Kolkata, in connection with the present crime." However, as per the allegations in the petition, Mr. Shami still continues to be involved in sexual activities with prostitutes.

Shami had said that he will apologize to his wife if any of these allegations were proven true. Earlier this year, the Kolkata court demanded from Shami that she pay a monthly alimony of Rs 50,000 to Jahan.

His wife was dissatisfied with this and wanted 10 lakh rupees per month from the court. The court has rejected this request because Jahan is capable enough to manage herself and her daughter with her modelling job.

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Morbi bridge crash: Oreva Group offers to pay Rs 5 crore compensation to victims 

The assurance on 'interim' compensation was given in the HC by Ajanta Manufacturing Ltd (Oreva Group) during hearing of a suo motu (on its own) PIL admitted last year following the tragedy.

AHMEDABAD: Clock manufacturing firm Oreva Group on Tuesday made an offer before the Gujarat High Court to pay an 'interim' compensation totalling Rs 5 crore to the kin of those who lost their lives and people left injured when a British-era suspension bridge maintained and operated by the firm collapsed in Morbi town in October last year.

However, the court said the compensation offered by the company was not "just".

The suspension bridge on the Machchhu river in Morbi town collapsed on October 30 last year, killing 135 persons and injuring 56 others.

The assurance on 'interim' compensation was given in the HC by Ajanta Manufacturing Ltd (Oreva Group) during hearing of a suo motu (on its own) PIL admitted last year following the tragedy.

Senior advocate Nirupam Nanavaty, appearing for Oreva Group, told the court if the compensation is broadly divided among the affected persons, the kin of the deceased should get nearly Rs 3.5 lakh while the injured will get Rs 1 lakh each, which according to the HC, was not "just".

"Is it just? You volunteered to pay a just compensation.

Is it just according to you? This is not near to just compensation," noted a division bench of Chief Justice Sonia Gokani and Justice Sandeep Bhatt.

The bench posted the further hearing on Wednesday and asked Nanavaty to take instructions from his client on whether the company would pay more compensation in the future because this payout has been termed as "not final".

The bench had earlier made it clear that Oreva's offer of compensation "will not absolve it of any liability".

Oreva Group, led by its MD Jaysukh Patel, was responsible for the operation and maintenance of the bridge with a special investigation team (SIT) formed by the state government citing several lapses on the part of the firm.

Nanavaty informed the court that the amount of Rs 5 crore is "ad-hoc" and "interim".

He said Oreva Group "will deposit Rs 5 crore to the Gujarat government within two weeks and state can determine what amount is to be paid to the injured or to the kin of the deceased" Moreover, the corporate entity has taken full responsibility for seven children who have lost both their parents in the tragedy, said Nanavaty.

These seven children will get all the required facilities such as residence and education, till they become majors.

The company would also give them jobs as per their qualifications, said the senior advocate.

Advocate General Kamal Trivedi informed the court that the state as well as the Centre have so far paid a compensation of Rs 10 lakh each to the kin of the deceased and Rs 2 lakh to each injured person.

The Morbi police have arrested ten accused, including Oreva Group MD Jaysukh Patel, under IPC sections 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), 308 (attempt to commit culpable homicide), 336 (act which endangers human life), 337 (causing hurt to any person by doing any rash or negligent act) and under 338 (causing grievous hurt by doing rash or negligent act).

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