Tag: allowed

  • Karnataka: Woman consumes poison on camera for not being allowed to see her child

    Karnataka: Woman consumes poison on camera for not being allowed to see her child

    [ad_1]

    Bengaluru: A shocking incident of a woman — allegedly not being allowed to see her child — consuming poison on camera came to light on Monday at Devanahalli on the outskirts of Bengaluru.

    According to the police, the incident took place opposite to the Ozone Urbana apartment. The woman has been identified as Sumayya Banu from Tumakuru city.

    The police said thar Sumayya is undergoing treatment at a hospital.

    Sumayya had separated from her first husband two years ago. The court had given the custody of their child to Sumayya.

    Her divorced husband, Mohammad Iqbal, came to her house last month and took away the child.

    She later got the information that her ex-husband and child were living near Devanahalli. She went there to take back her child where she picked up a fight with her ex-husband, following which she consumed poison in front of his house and made a live video of the act.

    Doctors have stated that since she was rushed to the hospital on time, she could be saved. Devanahalli police have lodged a complaint and counter-complaint in the matter and are investigating the case.

    Subscribe us on The Siasat Daily - Google News

    [ad_2]
    #Karnataka #Woman #consumes #poison #camera #allowed #child

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Judiciary must be allowed to interpret Constitution: SC judge Kohli

    Judiciary must be allowed to interpret Constitution: SC judge Kohli

    [ad_1]

    New Delhi: The judiciary must be allowed to interpret the Constitution and its independence is not just a legal principle but fundamental pillar of a vibrant democracy, Justice Hima Kohli of the Supreme Court has said.

    “It is imperative that all three pillars (legislature, executive and judiciary) of the State work in parallel and not in tandem, at arm’s length and not hand in hand, to give strength to the democratic system.

    “This itself will preserve the independence of the judiciary and protect its autonomy and impartiality. It is equally essential to recognise the judiciary’s role in the constitutional dialogue as it acts like a safety valve for fostering our democratic values,” Justice Kohli said.

    She was speaking on the subject of “Independent Judiciary: Critical for a Vibrant Democracy” at a function organised by FICCI in collaboration with Bharat Chamber of Commerce and the Indian Council of Arbitration in Kolkata on Saturday.

    “Independence of the judiciary is not just a legal principle but a fundamental pillar of a vibrant democracy. The Indian judiciary has shown remarkable resilience and determination in maintaining its independence and integrity and discharging its constitutional duties,” she said.

    The apex court judge spoke on various aspects related to judicial independence and said that the judiciary, by upholding the rule of law and ensuring that the government operates within the remit of its authority, promotes stability and effectiveness of democratic institutions.

    It is equally essential to recognise the judiciary’s role in the constitutional dialogue as it acts like a safety valve for fostering our democratic values, she said.

    “The judiciary must be allowed to interpret the Constitution and make decisions based solely on the Constitution and the laws. It is this interpretation that offers a guarantee for the Constitution to remain a living document that keeps on evolving over time, while remaining rooted in its fundamental values and principles.

    “Therefore, having a robust constitutional dialogue in India, where all the branches of the State engage in a meaningful conversation with each other and at the same time, respect each other’s independence and the respective delineated roles, is the best thing for a vibrant democracy,” she said.

    The judiciary also protects citizens from arbitrary exercise of power and ensures that their rights and freedom are respected and upheld, she said.

    “Absent the judiciary’s role of maintaining checks and balances, democratic institutions would be vulnerable to corruption, abuse of power and erosion of the trust of the citizens in the government. The role of the courts in upholding the rule of law and providing checks and balances on other wings of the State makes the judiciary a critical pillar of democracy,” she said.

    The judge referred to the imposition of the Emergency and said the judiciary was put to a severe test during the period.

    “In the face of such adversity, some of the judges of the Supreme Court and at least nine High Courts had shown remarkable courage and independence. They stood up to the government’s attempts to erode judicial autonomy and protected fundamental rights of the citizens,” she said.

    Justice Kohli also spoke about recent key judgements like the one which declared privacy as a fundamental right and part of right to life and personal liberty and said, “the judiciary has been at the forefront of protecting the citizens’ rights, particularly in cases relating to civil liberties, environmental protection and gender justice.”

    Dealing with the role of media, she said it plays a significant role in informing the public and facilitating civic engagement.

    [ad_2]
    #Judiciary #allowed #interpret #Constitution #judge #Kohli

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Cong alleges govt granted ‘monopolies’ to Adani Group, allowed it to ‘fleece’ consumers

    Cong alleges govt granted ‘monopolies’ to Adani Group, allowed it to ‘fleece’ consumers

    [ad_1]

    New Delhi: The Congress on Saturday alleged that the government has granted “monopolies” to the Adani Group, allowing it to “fleece” consumers who need to use essential infrastructure services such as airports and electricity.

    The opposition party also said that persistent demand for a JPC on the Adani issue was not to embarrass Prime Minister Narendra Modi but to unravel its full dimensions.

    Posing a set of three questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of the party’s “Hum Adani ke Hain Kaun” series, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the focus of the posers was on how the “monopolies granted” to the Adani Group have allowed it to “fleece” consumers who need to use essential infrastructure services like airports and electricity.

    The Congress is persisting with its attack on the government weeks after Adani Group stocks took a beating on the bourses after US-based short seller Hindenburg Research made a litany of allegations, including fraudulent transactions and share-price manipulation.

    The Gautam Adani-led group has dismissed the charges as lies, saying it complies with all laws and disclosure requirements.

    In his statement addressed to the prime minister, Ramesh claimed that the Adani-operated Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in Lucknow, India’s 11th busiest airport, has proposed an “exorbitant increase” in the user development fee (UDF) paid by passengers.

    “If approved by the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA), user fees will rise from Rs 192 to Rs 1,025 for domestic passengers and Rs 561 to Rs 2,756 for international passengers by the fiscal year 2025-26,” the Congress general secretary claimed.

    AERA has already approved a six-fold fee increase for domestic passengers and a 12-fold fee increase for international passengers flying out of the Adani-operated Ahmedabad airport by 2025-26, he said.

    “And AERA outdid itself in the case of the Adani-operated Mangaluru airport by not only hiking user fees for departing passengers but also imposing them on arriving passengers,” Ramesh claimed.

    Is this not the “inevitable outcome of the PM’s decision to grant an airports monopoly to his friend Gautam Adani by handing him six out of six airports over the objections of the NITI Aayog and the Ministry of Finance”, the Congress leader asked.

    “Will customers have to pay out of their pockets for the electoral bonds that your cronies are transferring to BJP coffers?” Ramesh said.

    He also claimed that in 2008, Adani Power signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Haryana’s state-owned power distribution companies to supply 1,424 megawatts (MW) of electricity for 25 years at a levelised tariff of Rs 2.94 per unit.

    But it began to default on its power supply obligations from December 2020, forcing Haryana to buy spot electricity at Rs 11.55 per unit, he claimed.

    “Far from recovering what it was due, the Manohar Lal Khattar government decided to approve a supplementary PPA on June 27, 2022 through which it will procure a reduced 1,200 MW from Adani at Rs 3.54 per unit and will source the remaining 224 MW at a far higher price from Adani,” he alleged.

    “Did you pressure CM Khattar to bail out your cronies yet again? How many thousands of crores of rupees will be fleeced from Haryana consumers by Adani to pay for the BJP’s electoral bonds?” Ramesh said.

    He also claimed that on March 1, 2023, Adani Power made a disclosure to the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange that it had signed supplementary PPAs with Haryana’s two power distribution companies.

    However, no such PPA had been signed at that time, he alleged.

    Was this a crude attempt to shore up flagging Adani share prices, Ramesh asked.

    “Will this be yet another case of SEBI turning a blind eye to blatant violations and deceptions by your favourite business group?” he said.

    Responding to a media report which quoted senior lawyer Harish Salve as saying that the demand for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probe was aimed at only embarrassing the Centre, Ramesh tweeted, “My friend Harish Salve with whom I worked closely as environment minister is completely wrong.

    “The persistent demand for a JPC on the Adani scam is not to embarrass the PM but to unravel its full dimensions, which no technocratic committee can or will be willing to do.”



    [ad_2]
    #Cong #alleges #govt #granted #monopolies #Adani #Group #allowed #fleece #consumers

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Hijab not allowed during exams: Karnataka Education Minister

    Hijab not allowed during exams: Karnataka Education Minister

    [ad_1]

    Bengaluru: Karnataka Education Minister B.C. Nagesh on Friday asserted that students wearing hijab will not be allowed inside the examination centres.

    The II PUC (class 12) examinations are set to begin from March 9 in the state.

    Speaking to reporters he maintained that it has been clarified that all students should attend exams wearing uniforms. Hijab is not part of it. Those who want to write exams wearing hijab won’t be allowed into the examination hall, he added.

    Minister Nagesh further claimed that there is an increase in the number of Muslim students who appeared for the examinations after the hijab ban. “After hijab ban, more number of Muslim sisters appeared for examinations and the enrolment of Muslim girl students has increased,” he added.

    The hijab case, which is in the Supreme Court, is likely to be taken up after Holi vacation. Many students abstained from attending the examination as they were not allowed to wear hijab and write exams.

    The Hijab crisis in Karnataka became international news as it turned into a law and order problem and communal issue. Hindu activists and minority groups came to a confrontational position. The crisis also had a deep impact on the psyche of the students and divided them on the basis of religion in campuses.

    The Karnataka High Court has rejected the applications in this regard by students and upheld the government order on uniforms. It also said hijab is not an essential part of Islam.

    Subscribe us on The Siasat Daily - Google News

    [ad_2]
    #Hijab #allowed #exams #Karnataka #Education #Minister

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Outsiders won’t be allowed to take people of Langate for ride: NC leaders holds meeting in Langate

    [ad_1]

    Langate, March 02: In a major boost to NC boost in Langate constituency, the DDC Nutnosa Zahoor Ahmed and senior NC leader Haji Mohammad Munawar Khawaja presided together over maiden meeting of workers in Langate Kulangam after the delimitation.

    During the meeting, DDC Nutnosa and Haji Mohammad Munawar Khawaja said that outsiders won’t be allowed to take people of Langate for ride. No outsider will be allowed to interfere into the party affairs in Langate.

    The DDC Nutnosa and Haji Mohammad Munawar Khawaja came together to take lead of party in Langate constituency.

    On the occasion Munawar Khawaja said that the people want the local leadership to serve the sentiments of people. No outsider would be allowed to take people of Langate for free ride. People want local representatives to lead them, he said.

    DDC Nutnosa, also assured his assistance to make the party strong in Langate, he said we will work together to ensure NC gets opportunity to serve the of Langate.

    Besides other, several other senior leaders were present in the meeting including, Gh Rasool Malla, Ghulaam Hassan Malik, Nazir Ahmad Malik, Ghulaam Hassan Dar, Sharifudin Geelani, Fayaz Ahmad shah, Haji mohd Asharf Malik, Ab Rashid Bhat Shilhal, Master Nazir Ahmad khan and Mehboob Magray block president kandi.

    [ad_2]
    #Outsiders #wont #allowed #people #Langate #ride #leaders #holds #meeting #Langate

    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • ‘You Should Not Be Allowed to Run the Government You Tried to Overthrow’

    ‘You Should Not Be Allowed to Run the Government You Tried to Overthrow’

    [ad_1]

    v2 5

    A Final Attempt

    But the push for accountability for Eastman wasn’t over. There was still another branch of government to consider, and pro-democracy activists in Alaska soon began calling on the state House to bar Eastman from the new Legislature when it convened in January.

    And Alaska’s unique politics made Eastman’s fate even more uncertain.

    The midterm election had left the 40-member Alaska House almost perfectly split between Democrats and Republicans, with a few independents aligned on each side. As the Legislature convened last month, neither party had been able to form a majority, and Eastman’s continued presence had the chance to tip the balance — but not in the way you’d expect.

    Eastman is such a firebrand that Republican leadership couldn’t count on him as a reliable vote. Indeed, some liberal legislators resisted the calls for Eastman’s exclusion, preferring to see him keep his seat than be replaced by a politician more aligned with the rest of the GOP caucus.

    “All the principles I care about, from the right to choose, to public schools, to timely food stamp payments would be damaged by a reconfigured Wasilla seat,” state Rep. Andy Josephson, an Anchorage Democrat, said in an interview.

    Still, activists hoped that other Democrats would entertain a vote to disqualify Eastman from office.

    But kicking him out would also require GOP support in the narrowly divided chamber. Would Republicans seize the opportunity to oust Eastman in favor of a more pliant member, or because his support for an insurrectionist group that helped fuel the Jan. 6 riot was finally a step too far?

    As the Legislature convened, Scott Kendall, a well-connected Alaska attorney and political figure, wrote an op-ed pushing lawmakers to act.

    Kendall had been chief of staff to former Gov. Bill Walker, a Republican-turned-Independent, and he noted that members of the House actually had two options for pushing Eastman out: They could expel Eastman on a two-thirds vote after he was seated or simply vote to exclude him at the outset of the coming legislative session by a simple majority.

    Regardless of the judge’s ruling on Alaska’s disloyalty clause, Kendall argued Eastman’s ouster was required because he violated Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. That’s a post-Civil War provision that disqualifies from office anyone who swore an oath to support the Constitution and then took part in or backed an insurrection.

    A New Mexico judge used the “disqualification clause” last year to remove a county commissioner, Couy Griffin, from his position, after he was convicted of trespassing at the Capitol on Jan. 6. The Washington-based group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics helped lead the lawsuit challenging Griffin’s qualifications, and it included Eastman in a recent report as an elected official who deserved scrutiny.

    “You should not be allowed to run the government you tried to overthrow,” Debra Perlin, CREW’s policy director, said in an interview, referring to Eastman. The legislative branch, she added, has to do its own “self-preservation.”

    Or maybe not.

    Ultimately, the Legislature moved on. Republicans cobbled together a majority and though they didn’t want Eastman in their club — he is not a member of any party caucus, and he was stripped of one of his aides — they declined to exclude or expel him from office.

    Voting to deny Eastman a seat in the House likely would have incited a backlash from conservative activists. GOP House members were quick to hang up the phone when reached to discuss Eastman’s continued service in their chamber.

    “The one thing I have no comment on is David Eastman,” said Anchorage Republican Rep. Laddie Shaw.

    [ad_2]
    #Allowed #Run #Government #Overthrow
    ( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

  • No traffic/vehicular movement will be allowed on National Highway ( NH44) between Shamsipora Crossing and Bijbehara Crossing fro

    [ad_1]

    Anantnag, Feb 12: The district administration Anantnag Friday said due to periodic overhaul at Shamsipora Crossing, no vehicular movement will be allowed on the stretch along Srinagar-Jammu highway.

    An order issued by Additional Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, a cooy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), reads that due to periodic overhaul at Level Crossing Gate No C2 (Shamsipora Crossing), no vehicular movement will be allowed on NH44 between Shamsipora and Bijbehara crossing between 20:00 on Sunday and 08:00 on Monday.

    IMG 20230212 WA0004

    “In order to carry out some immediate repairs by Railway Authorities on Level Crossing Gate No. C-2 at KM 19/5-6 (Shamsipora Crossing), it is hereby ordered that no traffic/vehicular movement will be allowed on National Highway ( NH44) between Shamsipora Crossing and Bijbehara Crossing from 20:00 hours (Sunday) 12th February 2023 to 08:00 hours (Monday) 13th February 2023,” it said.

    The traffic shall be diverted through old National Highway from Hamzapora Crossing to Alstop Crossing and vice-versa during the period, it further reads.

     

    [ad_2]
    #trafficvehicular #movement #allowed #National #Highway #NH44 #Shamsipora #Crossing #Bijbehara #Crossing #fro

    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • No vehicle to be allowed to enter High Court premises in Srinagar without valid pass

    [ad_1]

    Srinagar, Feb 10: Citing security of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, the authorities on Friday ordered that no vehicle will be allowed to enter the court premises without a valid parking pass.

    In an order, copy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Registrar Judicial Srinagar said that the security in charge High Court will also ensure parking of the vehicles in the designated parking slots in the premises.

    “In the interest of security of High Court and in order to regulate the entry of vehicles into the court premises, Srinagar, in charge security High Court, Srinagar, is hereby directed not to allow any vehicle to enter into the premises without holding a valid parking pass although valid upto 31.12.2022/authorized letter issued by the competent authority,” reads the order.

    It reads he is further directed to ensure parking of the vehicles in the designated parking slots in the Premises.

    The order stated in case any deviation in implementing the order is found, it will amount to disobedience and shall be dealt sternly—(KNO)

    [ad_2]
    #vehicle #allowed #enter #High #Court #premises #Srinagar #valid #pass

    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Hindus allowed appealing for survey of Teele Wali Masjid in Lucknow

    Hindus allowed appealing for survey of Teele Wali Masjid in Lucknow

    [ad_1]

    Lucknow: The court of additional district judge-I (ADJ-I) Prafull Kamal has allowed Hindu litigants to appeal in a lower court for a survey of the Teele Wali Masjid in Lucknow.

    The ADJ court quashed the contention of Muslim litigants that the case is not maintainable.

    The Hindu litigants had claimed that the Teele Wali Masjid was ‘Lakshman Teela’ constructed by Lakshman, younger brother of Lord Ram.

    The court of additional civil judges (junior division) will hear the case on February 17.

    Lawyer Hari Shankar Jain had filed this case in the civil court in Lucknow in 2013, seeking a survey of the mosque. The case has been pending since then.

    Muslim litigants had challenged the case in the court of an additional district judge, stating that it is not maintainable.

    “The court of additional district judge has permitted Hindu litigants to appeal in the lower court for survey of Teele Wali Masjid,” said Madhu Sen, a lawyer who represented the Hindu litigants, along with another lawyer Shekhar Nigam.

    During the case hearing, the Hindu litigants urged the court to allow a survey of the mosque campus, especially the area allegedly annexed by the mosque committee in 2013 by erecting a boundary wall.

    Subscribe us on The Siasat Daily - Google News

    [ad_2]
    #Hindus #allowed #appealing #survey #Teele #Wali #Masjid #Lucknow

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Sid-Kiara follow Katrina-Vicky: No phones allowed inside wedding venue

    Sid-Kiara follow Katrina-Vicky: No phones allowed inside wedding venue

    [ad_1]

    Jaipur: Similar to what was witnessed during the wedding ceremony of actors Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif, Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani have also announced a no phone policy in their wedding functions scheduled from February 6-7.

    Rajasthan is set to witness another star wedding of Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani which is the first Bollywood wedding of 2023 in the desert state. Last year, Bollywood stars Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif tied the nuptial knot in Sawai Madhopur.

    Following the same policy as that of Vicky and Katrina, the star couple had announced a ‘no phone policy’ and the hotel staff had been informed about the same.

    Besides, the guests of both bride and groom have been requested not to post any pictures of the wedding on social media.

    As per the sources, the wedding functions of Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani will be organised from February 5-7.

    Earlier, reports said that 100-125 guests would attend the wedding besides the families of Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani.

    Kiara landed in Jaisalmer on Saturday evening with fashion designer Manish Malhotra. It is being said that celebrities like Karan Johar, and Isha Ambani will also attend the wedding.

    As per information, about 80 rooms have been booked in the Suryagarh Palace of Jaisalmer for the wedding.

    Along with this, around 70 luxury cars have also been booked to ferry the guests.

    Subscribe us on The Siasat Daily - Google News



    [ad_2]
    #SidKiara #follow #KatrinaVicky #phones #allowed #wedding #venue

    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )