The complainant alleged that on August 11, the accused arrived at the village roundabout and started making objectionable comments, which, the complainant said, he could not repeat in the FIR because that would be considered blasphemy, the Dawn reported.
The committee chaired by BJP MP Sushil Kumar Singh is set to deliberate on the motion adopted by the Lok Sabha on August 10 on the "gross, deliberate and repeated misconduct of Shri Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, MP in utter disregard to the House and authority of the Chair leading to his suspen
Amid incessant rainfall, repeated instances of landslides and rockslides have been witnessed in several districts of the hill state, said the officials on Saturday.
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury was suspended from Lok Sabha on Thursday over 'deliberate and repeated misconduct' and the matter has been referred to the Privileges Committee.
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury was suspended from Lok Sabha on Thursday over “deliberate and repeated misconduct” and the matter has been referred to Privileges Committee
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Thursday said that people of the country have repeatedly expressed their no confidence in the opposition, adding that the opposition is furious over the recognition Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets worldwide for his leadership.
The incident has been reported under Kishanganj police station limits in the district and the police registered a case into the matter following the complaint of the victim on Wednesday.
In order to ensure that incidents like Chamoli (electrocution incident) do not recur, a high-level meeting of all executive organizations working in the state was taken by Additional Chief Secretary Radha Raturi at the Secretariat on Tuesday on the instructions of the Chief Minister.
"We have repeated it time and time again. We are not going to accept any attack on the federal structure in the country. Today it is happening in Delhi, tomorrow it can happen with any other state," Jha said while speaking to ANI.
Slamming the Opposition parties for “repeatedly disrupting” the Parliament during his address, Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on Friday said that for the Opposition, partisan politics is more important than national progress.