New Delhi: The Supreme Court has directed that highest Z+ security cover should be provided to billionaire businessman Mukesh Ambani and his family across the country and also while traveling abroad.
A bench of Justices Krishna Murari and Ahsanuddin Amanullah said: “Highest Z+ security cover provided to respondent nos. 2 to 6 (Ambanis) shall be available all across India and the same is to be ensured by the state of Maharashtra and Ministry of Home Affairs. Highest Level Z+ Security Cover, as per the policy of Government of India, be also provided, while respondent nos. 2 to 6 are traveling abroad and the same shall be ensured by the Ministry of Home Affairs.”
The bench added that the entire expenses and cost of providing highest level Z+ security cover to the Ambanis within India or abroad shall be borne by them.
The top court passed the above directions noting that “the security cover provided to the respondent nos. 2 to 6 has been the subject matter of controversy at different places and in different high courts”.
Senior advocate Mukul Rohtagi, appearing for the Ambanis, contended that the highest level of Z+ security cover was provided to them, in view of continuous threat perception assessed by Mumbai Police and Ministry of Home Affairs and the Central government.
The top court passed the order on an application filed by Bikash Saha in the Centre’s special leave petition challenging the Tripura High Court’s interim orders directing the Ministry of Home Affairs to produce the original files regarding threat perception in relation to Mukesh Ambani and his family. The high court directed that an MHA officer should appear before it with the relevant files in sealed cover in June last year.
On July 22 last year, the Supreme Court quashed the Tripura High Court proceedings in connection with the PIL questioning the security cover provided to industrialist and his family in Mumbai. However, Saha again filed a miscellaneous application seeking clarification of the July order.
Counsel for the applicant contended that in the July order as it stands, there is lot of scope of misinterpretation of the said order, unless it is clarified that the scope of the said order was restricted to providing of security cover to the Ambanis only exclusively within Maharashtra, which is the place of business and residence for them.
Rohatgi submitted that his clients are at continued risk of being targeted to financially de-stabilise the country and such risk exists not only throughout India as also when the said respondents are traveling abroad.
Disposing of the application filed by Saha, the top court said: “We are of the considered opinion that if there is a security threat, the security cover provided and that too at own expense of the respondents, cannot be restricted to a particular area or place of stay. Looking into the business activities of the respondent nos. 2 to 6 within the country as also outside the country, the very purpose of providing security cover would stand frustrated, if the same is restricted to a particular place or area.”
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The background of a toxic parent-child relationship is often the parent’s untreated substance abuse problem or personality disorder, says Psychotherapist Katriina Järvinen. Picture: Soile Saarelainen / HS
Year after year, nothing but criticism, invalidation and litigation, sometimes even chilling manipulation. HS readers tell why they have finally ended up breaking up with their own parents.
“Yes it is your ass is spread again. When you look like that, you’ll never find a man. You would even get a decent job. Now don’t get angry, I mean it, I’m only thinking of your best!”
For example, such things Psychotherapist and social psychologist Katriina Järvinen has heard at his reception when people have told what their own parents have told them.
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Hyderabad: Family of medical student Dharavathi Preethi, who died by suicide due to alleged harassment by her senior at Kakatiya Medical College, on Monday claimed that it was not suicide but a murder and demanded death penalty for the guilty.
Preethi, a first year student of the post graduate (MD) in the department of Anaesthesia at Kakatiya Medical College (KMC) in Warangal, succumbed at a hospital in Hyderabad on Sunday night, five days after she allegedly took a lethal injection.
Last rites of the 26-year-old tribal were performed at Girni Thanda in Jangaon district this afternoon.
Preethi’s family, however, demanded that the authorities reveal what happened to her on the intervening night of February 21 and 22 when she was on duty at MGM Hospital in Warangal.
Her father Narendra claimed that Preethi did not commit suicide but was murdered. Alleging that someone gave a lethal injection to his daughter, he demanded police to conduct the investigation from this angle.
Narendra, an assistant sub-inspector in Railway Protection Force, said that his daughter was not a coward to end her life.
He also demanded that a probe by a sitting judge be conducted only after suspending the head of the anesthesia department at Kakatiya Medical College (KMC).
Preethi’s sister Puja said the guilty should be immediately hanged. “He should be hanged to ensure that no other girl has to face this,” she said.
Leaders of some political parties, student groups and tribal organisations attended the funeral. Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS) leader Manda Krishna Madiga was among those present.
Preethi’s sister said since senior students troubling juniors is common in colleges, they never thought that the matter would take such a serious turn. Her sister, she said, had in her nature to question the wrong and she was not like others who compromise after seniors trouble them.
“I told her if you can’t bear this, just slap him and come home. Don’t take tension. Nothing will happen. We will take care,” said Puja, a software engineer.
Preethi was the youngest of three sisters. After completing MBBS from Kamineni Medical College in Nalgonda, Preethi had secured a PG seat at KMC and her classes had started in November.
She said they were proud of what Preethi had achieved as no one in their extended family had become a doctor. Even the Banjara community, to which they belonged, has only a few doctors.
Puja said their parents sold all property to give them a good education. Her other sister works with CBSE while their only brother is pursuing MBA.
Warangal police on February 24 arrested Preethi’s senior M. A. Saif, a second year student in the department of Anaesthesia.
Police said that targeted harassment of Preethi by her senior could have driven her to attempt suicide.
Police booked Saif for abetment to suicide. He was also booked under Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and Anti-Ragging Act.
Warangal Police Commissioner A. V. Ranganath said that insulting behaviour also comes under ragging.
According to police, Saif was making insulting comments about her in a WhatsApp group.
Late on Sunday night, tension prevailed at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) past midnight as the victim’s family refused to allow the body to be shifted to Gandhi Hospital for autopsy till the government explained the cause of death and suspended the head of the department and the principal.
The family relented after the government gave them some assurances. Victim’s father D. Narendra told reporters that while the government announced Rs 10 lakh compensation, minister for panchayat raj E. Dayakar Rao promised Rs 20 lakh.
Narendra said the minister also assured them that a government job in the panchayat raj department will be given to a family member.
Dayakar Rao also reportedly assured the family that the case will be investigated by a sitting judge.
Narendra said the minister also told them that action would be taken against the head of the department and the principal.
Leaders of some opposition parties and students’ groups tried to stop the ambulance carrying the body to Gandhi Hospital. They wanted to take the body to Pragati Bhavan, the official residence of the chief minister.
Police arrested the protestors and shifted them to police stations.
The body was later shifted to Gandhi Hospital and after autopsy handed over to the family. Preethi’s body was later taken to her native village in Jangaon district.
SRINAGAR: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president and former Chief Minister J&K, Mehbooba Mufti on Monday visited Pulwama to offer condolences to the family of the local Pandit who was killed by the militants yesterday.
Mehbooba visited the bereaved family in Achan village and expressed her grief and anguish over the loss of a precious human life.
PDP president assured the family of all possible help that they need in this tragic hour.
Sanjay Pandit was working as a security guard at a bank. He was killed by militants on Sunday morning while he was on his way to a local market. He was immediately taken to a nearby hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
The killing was widely condemned and the condemnations came from all sections of the society. A silent candle light protest was held at many places in the valley to express condolence and solidarity with the family.
Srinagar: Former J&K Chief Minister and president of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mehbooba Mufti on Monday visited the family of Sanjay Sharma, the local Pandit killed by terrorists yesterday.
Mehbooba Mufti visited his bereaved family in Achan village of Pulwama district to express condolences and solidarity with them.
Mufti assured the family of all possible help they need in this tragic hour.
Sanjay Pandit was working as a security guard at a bank. He was killed by terrorists in his native village.
Condemning the innocent killing, Lt Governor Manoj Sinha said that the security forces have been given a free hand to hunt down the terrorists.
Four former Chief Ministers, Dr Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah, Mehbooba Mufti and Ghulam Nabi Azad have condemned the brutal act of the terrorists.
Syed Altaf Bukhari, president of Apni Party said that those responsible for this innocent killing are enemies of the people of J&K.
A silent candlelight protest was held at many places in the Valley yesterday to condemn the killing of the local Pandit who was living with his family in his native village and had chosen to stay back with his Muslim neighbours in the village.
SRINAGAR: On February 24, 2023, Abdul Latif S/O Abdull Gani, a resident of Sumber Tehsil and District Ramban, filed a written plea in police station Dharamkund regarding the disappearance of his daughter, Rubeena Banoo D/O Abdul Latief R/O Sumber Tehsil and District Ramban, aged around 20 years old. As a result, a missing report was entered in the daily diary under DDR 12 of the 24th of February 2023.
Acting swiftly on the information, a wireless message about the missing girl was broadcasted to all Police Stations/Police Posts of J&K through wireless. And Special Police Teams were constituted to trace out the missing girl which was led by Insp Manoj Kumar, SHO PS Dharamkund and assisted by PSI Vinod Saini and other police officials . After hectic efforts and with the assistance of technical staff, the missing girl was traced out on 25/02/2023. Finally, the missing girl was handed over to her family after completing all the legal formalities, Ramban Police tweeted.
The entire search was effected by police team headed by Inspector Manoj Kumar SHO PS Dharamkund under the supervision of Dy.SP Sh Nihar Ranjan SDPO Gool and under the overall supervision of Ms Mohita Sharma IPS, SSP Ramban.
Ram Gopal Varma with the victim’s family (Twitter)
Mumbai: Renowned director and filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma or simply RGV won hearts after he visited the family of deceased Pradeep who was mauled to death by stray dogs in Hyderabad. RGV offered condolences to the family members of Pradeep and expressed his concern over the rising dog menace of stray dogs in the city.
Informing about his visit to the family of deceased, RGV tweeted, “Here is the family of the 4 year old pradeep who was killed by the dogs ..The only thing good in this entire thing is that this broad daylight murder brought the issue of dog menace to the centre stage #JustifyPradeep.”
His visit to the child’s family is being appreciated by the netizens. One of the Twitter users wrote, ”Because of u @RGVzoomin sir this has became an sensation and take seriously action on it.Hats off.” Another wrote, “Sir. Appreciate at last some celebrity showing spine in voicing against this menace ! These problems seems to have risen manifold only after the 2000’s due to the draconian ABC law designed to keep stray dog menace alive.”
Relevant to mention here that Pradeep was mauled to death by street dogs near his father’s workplace at a housing society in Hyderabad on 19th of February. He was rushed to the nearby hospital after dogs attacked him but unfortunately, he was declared dead on arrival by the doctors. The video of the attack was recorded on a CCTV camera too.
When asked about the rising dog menace in the city, state’s cabinet minister KT Rama Rao said, “We’ve been trying to tackle street dog menace in our municipalities. We’ve created animal care centres and animal birth control centres. My sincere condolences to the family and we’ll ensure that our best is done so that these incidents are not repeated”.
“You work for Goldman Sachs in New York?” the judge asked.
“Yup,” Santos responded.
The New York Republican did indeed have a political future. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in a Long Island swing district last November based on a largely fabricated résumé that included the claim he worked for Goldman Sachs, one of the largest investment banks in the world.
A spokesperson for the bank told The New York Times in its original investigation into Santos’ background that there was no record of him working there. He later admitted in a New York Post interview he “never worked directly” for Goldman Sachs, but claimed a financial firm he was employed at, LinkBridge Investors, had “limited partnerships” with the bank.
Santos now faces investigations by state, federal and international agencies on a range of potential crimes from campaign finance violations to pet charity fraud. He has refused to resign from Congress despite bipartisan calls for him to step down, arguing he never broke any laws, but he did forgo committee assignments citing the “ongoing attention surrounding both my personal and campaign financial investigations.”
Santos’ attorney Joe Murray did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
Santos appeared at the 2017 hearing on behalf of Trelha using his full name, George Anthony Devolder Santos. He told the judge he would secure “a long extended-stay apartment through Airbnb” in Seattle during the case if the defendant was released on bail.
“How do you know this man?” the judge asked.
“We’re family friends. Our parents know each other from Brazil,” Santos said.
Trelha was ultimately deported to Brazil in early 2018 after serving seven months in jail and pleading guilty to felony access device fraud. In a telephone interview, Trelha said Santos lied about their relationship, too. Trelha, through a translator, said he met Santos in the fall of 2016 on a Facebook group for Brazilians living in Orlando, Fla., and that his mother died in 2012.
Trelha eventually moved into Santos’ Winter Park, Fla., apartment in November 2016, according to a copy of the lease viewed by POLITICO. Santos had moved south from New York City, after he was transferred to a new position at the hospitality website HotelsPro, according to Lilian Cabral, a coworker at HotelsPro in Orlando.
A federal prosecutor who ultimately handled the case described the fraud as “sophisticated,” saying Trelha’s three-day skimming spree in Seattle was only “the tip of the iceberg,” according to a court transcript first reported by CBS News.
A person close to the investigation who is not authorized to speak publicly said prosecutors ultimately didn’t dig much deeper. The person didn’t remember seeing any forensic reports on Trelha’s phone and said prosecutors didn’t seem eager to pursue any international or domestic co-conspirators.
New York-based lawyer Tiffany Bogosian, a former friend of Santos who helped him duck a theft charge in 2020 involving the use of canceled checks to purchase puppies from Amish farmers in Pennsylvania, told POLITICO in a Feb. 7 interview that Santos said he was an “informant” in Trelha’s case.
Santos told Bogosian a warrant for his arrest in the Pennsylvania case was somehow tied to his work as an informant in the Trelha investigation, she said. Bogosian, believing his story at the time, said she called Seattle police detective Lawrence Meyer, who didn’t verify the term “informant” but confirmed Santos had “pointed them in the right direction” and offered some names of people involved in the credit card fraud. POLITICO could not reach Meyer to confirm the exchange.
When Trelha was arrested on April 27, he was caught on a security camera removing skimming equipment from a Chase ATM on Pike Street in downtown Seattle. He had a fake Brazilian ID card and 10 suspected fraudulent cards in his hotel room, according to arrest documents. An empty Fed-Ex package police found in his rental car was sent from the Winter Park apartment he shared with Santos. Trelha declined to say who sent the package from the apartment.
His plan was to spend a week skimming numbers and making fraudulent cards using gift cards bought at stores, Trelha said, and then another week taking out the maximum ATM withdrawals with pin numbers captured by the skimmers and cameras he installed.
“You go at 11 p.m. so you can max it out and then when it turns midnight you take the max amount again,” he said.
A spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Emily Langlie, said sometimes identity and credit card thieves go far from home to collect numbers, so there is less chance of the stolen numbers being connected to the perpetrators later. Langlie told POLITICO she didn’t have any information about Santos’ involvement in the Trelha investigation.
Trelha said that after he was arrested in Seattle he reached out to a friend who contacted Santos to help him, he said. “He was American and spoke English, so we thought he could help me the most,” Trelha recalled. By then, Santos had moved back north to help care for his sick mother.
“Mr. Devolder lives in New York,” Trelha’s public defender Virginia Branham said at the bail hearing. “I have spoken to him multiple times over the last few weeks. This is the second time he’s flown out here to assist Mr. Trelha. He has arranged an extended Airbnb for Mr. Trelha to stay at during the pendency of this case,” Branham said in the recording.
Santos told the judge he’d known Trelha “for a few years,” adding they’d “lost touch [but] got back in touch in September last year in Orlando when I was relocated from New York.”
Santos said he was staying at a hotel “by the Space Needle” until the judge’s bail decision. At the hearing, Trelha’s bail was reduced from $250,000 to $75,000 — still well above the $10,000 requested by his counsel. Trelha said he was unable to post bail because he didn’t have a local guarantor.
A Google account under the name George Devolder, with reviews of Brazilian restaurants in Queens and rental car companies in Miami, left a negative review of a Seattle Domino’s Pizza location in 2017, two miles from King County Jail and close to the Space Needle.
“1 hour viewing the tracker not move! very very very slow giving the time ordered (late night) called the store was on hold for 35mins with no answer!!!! NEVER order from this store, not worth the agrevation!!!”
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Abu Dhabi: As per the new visa rules in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), residents can now sponsor their family and friends in the country by applying for a three-month visitor visa, local media reported.
Residents can access this service if they have a residence visa issued in the emirates of Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Dubai.
According to Khaleej Times, the host is required to pay a refundable deposit of Dirhams 1,000 (Rs 22,519) for this visa.
Cost of visa?
As per media reports, the final cost of the visa depends on the details of the application and the sponsor must pay a security deposit.
The ICP mobile app – ‘UAEICP’, is available for Apple and Android devices.
A typing centre authorised by ICP – you can find the list of approved typing centres in each Emirate by visiting the website.
How to apply?
If you have a UAE Pass or an ICP online account, use either one to log in
Once successfully logged in, you will be directed to your personal dashboard within the app
Next, click on the ICP section of your emirate, for example – Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship\Abu Dhabi or Sharjah
Then, search for “Visit Visa For Friend or Relative 90 Days (Single Entry) – Issue” in the search bar. This service appears below
Click ‘Start Service’
Fill out the application and upload the required documents
Next, pay the service fee using a credit or debit card
After payment, you will receive a confirmation from ICP that the application has been placed.
It is reported that it takes approximately two to five working days to issue a visitor visa after approval. You will receive an e-visa to the email address you provided in the application form.
