Following clashes in Chittagong sparked by the arrest of Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, the Bangladesh government is considering legal action against the group. While acknowledging public concern over the incident, the attorney general stopped short of supporting a ban on Iskcon, citing constitutional implications.
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde stated he won’t obstruct government formation, leaving the final decision to PM Modi and Amit Shah. This paves the way for Devendra Fadnavis’s potential return as CM, following BJP’s strong electoral showing. Shinde expressed complete support for their choice, even if it’s not him.
ISKCON leaders are urging Indian and Bangladeshi governments to intervene after the arrest of priest Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh. They strongly condemn accusations of the organization being linked to terrorism, emphasizing their humanitarian work and peaceful nature.
The Supreme Court plans to mandate undertakings from accused individuals in PMLA cases. This undertaking will ensure they do not seek adjournments. This condition aims to prevent trial delays. The court seeks to balance the rights of the accused with efficient trial proceedings. The Enforcement Directorate welcomes this decision. The court’s move addresses concerns about delaying tactics in trials.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged Kerala’s Chief Minister to expedite land acquisition for four crucial rail projects. Less than 15% of the required land has been acquired, delaying projects worth Rs 12,350 crore. The minister highlighted the need for state government support, while Kerala blames the ministry for slow progress and lack of clearance for the Silver Line project.
Ten suspected terrorists were apprehended in Kathua district, Jammu, during coordinated raids by police and CRPF across 17 locations. This operation follows a larger sweep targeting terror networks across Jammu division, resulting in numerous arrests. Authorities seized electronic devices and are investigating the suspects’ links to proscribed groups like Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba, focusing on those providing logistical and financial support.