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IAS Aradhana Das, Additional Secretary in the Odisha Home Department, has been accused by a disabled person of cheating her to the tune of Rs 95 lakh and threatening to kill her. The victim says that Das took money in the name of getting land in CDA in Cuttack, but did not get the land.
This case has been registered at CDA police station. According to the victim Kamal Kumar Bhavsinka, his wife had made the payment into the account of Aradhana Das.
Today’s other big news…
Delhi High Court said – SC-ST Act will not be imposed just because of misbehavior, case against DU professor canceled
Delhi High Court has given an important decision saying that Scheduled Castes and Tribes (SC-ST) Prevention of Atrocities Act cannot be implemented only on the basis of abuse or dispute.
While quashing the FIR lodged against a female professor of Delhi University, the court made it clear that an offense under this law is made out only when a clear intention to insult on the basis of caste is proved.
In August 2021, there was a dispute between two associate professors of Lakshmibai College over the signing of a document in a departmental meeting, which reached an alleged scuffle. After this the complainant registered a case under the SC-ST Act.
The court found that the initial complaint did not mention casteist remarks and the allegations added later were also not clear. On this basis the High Court canceled the FIR.
In Gujarat, only one candidate filed nomination from three parties BJP, Congress and AAP.
A unique case has come to light before the Panchayat elections in Pipero District Panchayat seat of Dahod district of Gujarat. Here a candidate named Bharat Singh Wakhla has filed nomination simultaneously on behalf of BJP, Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
According to the rules, any candidate is considered an official candidate of the party only when he submits the authorized letter issued by the party within the stipulated time limit. The last date for withdrawal of nominations and submission of authorization letters is April 15.
22 year old woman dies due to rifle fire at home, youth arrested
A 22-year-old woman died after being shot with a rifle during a meeting of friends at a house in Sanguem village in Goa’s Kushavati district on Sunday. Police have arrested 22-year-old youth Shwet Gawde in the case.
According to the police, the accused allegedly took out a rifle and pointed it at Tanvi Ghadi and jokingly asked whether a bullet should be fired. After this he carelessly pressed the trigger. The bullet hit Tanvi’s neck, due to which she died on the spot.
The police have registered a case of murder and started investigation. It is also being ascertained how the rifle came into the house and whether it was licensed.
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