Asaduddin Owaisi furious over SIT investigation against IAS Iftikharuddin, said- harassment is being done on the basis of religion

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has raised questions on the SIT investigation against IAS Iftikharuddin, accused of spreading bigotry in UP. He alleged that harassment was being done on the basis of religion. Owaisi tweeted, "Uttar Pradesh government constitutes SIT to investigate 6-year-old video of Senior IAS Iftikharuddin. The video is from a time when this government was not even in power. It is clearly based on religion. It's a case of harassment."

Owaisi said that if the criterion is that no official should be associated with religious activity, then ban the use of all religious symbols/images in the offices. If it is an offense to discuss the faith in the house, then any official who takes part in a public religious festival should be punished.

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Terrorist Ali Babar Confess- Received Training
From the Pakistani Army Ali Babar was also told that he was lured with money by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI. 20 thousand rupees were also given to him in advance. Terrorist Babar told that he had entered the Indian border for the purpose of supplying weapons. Also, a conspiracy-like Uri was hatched.

According to the report, Babar has been given training in physical and other weapons including AK-47, LMG. Along with this, he has also got training to find the way with the help of YSMS, GPS, and Map. Babar also took a one-week refresher course at Garhi Habibullah in PoK in April 2021.

Fumio Kishida to be the next Prime Minister of Japan

Fumio Kishida will be the new Prime Minister of Japan. Former Foreign Minister Kishida Ruling has been elected the new leader of the party. Kishida defeated Taro Kono, the head of the country's vaccine program, in the race for the post of prime minister. The current Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga, has decided to resign a year after taking office. It is known that Kishida lost to Suga in 2020.

Corona infected 60 students of residential school in Bangalore 60 students
of a residential school in the Electronic City of Bengaluru got infected with the coronavirus. One of these students had a high fever, who is being treated at Lady Curzon and Boring Hospital. The rest of the students of Sri Chaitanya Girls Residential School have been isolated in the school premises itself. Officials of the civic body said that they are being looked after by the staff of the private health facility. The school has been closed and may reopen on or after 20 October.

Building collapses in Kolkata, 2 killed in debris

A building collapsed on Wednesday at Ahiritola Street in Kolkata, West Bengal. A three-year-old child and a woman died after being buried under its debris. They were pulled from the rubble after the accident, but both of them later died.

Aditya Birla Sunlife AMC's IPO Opened
Another opportunity has come for investors investing in IPO to invest. The IPO of Asset Management Company Aditya Birla Sunlife AMC has opened today. Investors will be able to bid for investments till October 1. The company has fixed the issue price band at Rs 695-712 per share. The company plans to raise Rs 2,768 crore through the issue.

Delhi Police constable commits suicide by shooting himself A
Delhi Police constable committed suicide by shooting himself with his service rifle on Wednesday. He had come on duty this morning and was posted near Gate No 3 of Delhi High Court.

In the last 24 hours, 18,870 cases were reported
and 378 died. During this 28,178 people recovered. Till now the total number of victims has gone up to 3.37 crore and so far 3.29 crore people have been cured. So far 4.47 lakh people have lost their lives. Presently 2.82 lakh patients are being treated.

Torrential rain in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra

It is raining heavily in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra. In the incidents of flood and lightning, 13 people have died here. NDRF team is engaged in relief and rescue work. So far more than 560 people have been rescued safely. Officials said more than 200 animals have washed away and several houses were damaged due to the heavy rains. The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rain in the next 24 hours in Marathwada, Mumbai, and Konkan regions. At the same time, there is heavy rain in many districts of Gujarat. A heavy rain alert has been issued in other parts of the state including Ahmedabad.

Sensex 59300 and Nifty opened below 17700,
a day before the expiry i.e. on Wednesday, the market opened with a fall. Sensex opened at 59,296 and Nifty opened at 17,657. At present, Sensex is trading 400 points down at 59,270 and Nifty is down 120 points at 17,630. Out of 30 stocks of Sensex, 22 shares are trading with weakness and 8 shares with gain. In which the shares of HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Bajaj Auto are trading with a fall of more than 1%. On the other hand, the shares of Power Grid are trading with a gain of 1%. 

North Korea tests hypersonic missile
North Korea tested its newly developed Hwasong-8 hypersonic missile in Jagang province. It is being speculated that it is equipped with nuclear capability. This missile has been recently developed by the Defense Academy of Sciences. South Korea's military said that North Korea fired missiles from its east coast towards the sea. North Korea has tested several missiles in recent days. At the same time, it has accused the US and South Korea of ​​adopting a double attitude towards weapons programs.

Rahul Gandhi reaches Kerala

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reached Calicut airport in Kerala. He will visit Kozhikode and Malappuram today. This is Rahul's first public program in Punjab after Navjot Singh Sidhu resigned from the post of state Congress president. Rahul Gandhi was also not seen in the press conference held on Tuesday when Kanhaiya Kumar and Jignesh Mevani joined the Congress.

Voting continues for Panchayat elections in
Bihar: Voting has started from Wednesday morning for 23,161 posts of Panchayat elections in 48 blocks of 34 districts in Bihar. Women have started arriving in the morning due to the Jitiya festival. In 34 districts of Bihar including Bhojpur, Rohtas, Muzaffarpur, Nalanda, fasting women have also reached to vote. They started arriving at 6 in the morning and waiting in line for their turn.

Rain alert in
Bihar today There is a rain alert in 31 districts including Patna in Bihar in 24 hours. Light to moderate rain is forecast here. According to the Meteorological Department, under the influence of a cyclonic circulation over Northeast and South Central Bay of Bengal, a low-pressure area is persisting over North West Bay of Bengal and West Bengal coast. Which will become more effective in the next 24 hours. Due to this seasonality, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere is increasing very rapidly. 

Action on RAS-RPS officers
in REET paper leak The government has started acting in the REET paper leak case in Rajasthan. 20 officers-employees including one RAS, 2 RPS, and Sawai Madhopur District Education Officer (DEO) have been suspended. It also includes 3 constables. They will be sacked if found guilty in the investigation. An FIR has also been registered. The departmental inquiry started against RAS and RPS. Their role in REET was found to be under suspicion. This is the first such case in the state when action has been taken against RAS and RPS in case of copying or paper leak.

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