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In a representation dated October 10, Junaid P.K., president of the Brigade, alleged that Mr. Rao had created doubts about Mr. Rathee’s nationality by suggesting that he could be a foreign national.
The case was registered on October 8, based on a complaint by the victim.
Court says 50% ceiling on total reservation is binding constitutional principle
Accepting population as the basis for reservation would be ‘destructive of the principle of equality’, the court says
The police seized fake ₹500 currency notes and a scooter which was allegedly being used to transport the counterfeit currency.
Senior members of the community argued that the government, without providing alternative livelihood opportunities, is recriminalising the community
Tamil Nadu says 11.719 tmcft shortfall is hurting Samba cultivation; Karnataka cites water scarcity and drinking-water needs as court reserves order
The Department has agreed in principle to the police’s recommendation to transfer Prajwal and 11 other prisoners after they were caught using mobile phones inside the prison.
The deceased, Shivaswamy, was a priest at the village’s Mahadeshwara Swamy Temple. He had gone to his field around 6.30 a.m. to pluck flowers when the incident occurred.
The protesters were planning to march to the office of the Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer, located a few hundred metres from Freedom Park, but were detained by Bengaluru Police even before they could begin their peaceful protest.