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SC to Handle Ayodhya Title Dispute Only As a 'Land Issue' http://blog.oureducation.in f riday, february 9, 2018 http://thehinduzone.com/ Click to join our group Click to join our group P rinted at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow NEARBY SC to handle Ayodhya title Khaleda Zia sentenced to dispute only as a ‘land issue’ ve years in jail for graft Her son Tarique Rahman and four others got 10­year terms Bench led by CJI refuses to entertain any third party intervention in the issue SC gives U.P. 4 weeks Haroon Habib for Taj protection plan Krishnadas Rajagopal pacted the nation. But the Dhaka NEW DELHI NEW DELHI Bench, also comprising Jus­ Bangladesh Nationalist Party The Supreme Court on The Supreme Court on tices Ashok Bhushan and S. leader and three­time Prime Thursday directed the Uttar Thursday exhorted parties in Abdul Nazeer, rmly told Minister Khaleda Zia was Pradesh government to place before it a vision document the 70­year­old Ramjanmab­ them that these were appeals jailed for ve years on Thurs­ on protection and hoomi­Babri Masjid title dis­ and cross­appeals led in day after being found guilty preservation of the Taj Mahal pute to treat it merely as a land suits, and parties con­ in a corruption case by a Spe­ and asked why there was a “land issue”. cerned were quite capable of cial Judge’s Court in Dhaka. “sudden urry of activity” in Indicating it would not be arguing them without any The court also awarded 10­ the Taj Trapezium Zone swayed by the history of reli­ third­party interventions. year­sentences to Tarique (TTZ). gious conict and violence When senior advocate Rahman — Ms. Zia’s son and N ATION Ī PAGE 6 associated with the Ayodhya C.U. Singh, representing the party’s exiled vice­chair­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD site, Chief Justice of India Di­ some “prominent names”, man — and four others. pak Misra addressed a tense reminded the court that Amid tight security in key To appeal verdict: Bangladesh Opposition leader and former Ex-Minister charged in and crowded courtroom, these Ayodhya appeals had cities across the country, the PM Khaleda Zia arrives at a court in Dhaka on Thursday.* AP Vyapam case saying, “Please treat this as a New turn: Petitioners in the Ayodhya dispute leaving the come to the limelight be­ court convicted Ms. Zia of NEW DELHI land issue.” Supreme Court after the hearing on Thursday. * V.V. KRISHNAN cause of an intervenor, BJP embezzlement. and social status,” Judge Mo­ said Khandker Mahbub Hos­ Former Madhya Pradesh leader Subramanian Swamy, hammad Akhteruzzaman sain, the leader of Ms. Zia’s Minister Laxmikant Sharma, Three-way partition In September 2010, a peals led by parties in the Chief Justice Misra brushed it Foreign donations case said as he passed the sen­ legal team. his OSD and 85 others were The Hindu parties and sects three­judge Lucknow Bench Supreme Court. aside, saying “how do I She was charged with misap­ tence. Ms. Zia is due to run in the on Thursday charged by the involved in the dispute be­ of the Allahabad High Court On Thursday, the court know? The case was posted propriating Tk 21 million in Ms. Zia was later taken to parliamentary election in De­ CBI for alleged cheating and lieve Lord Ram was born on directed a three­way parti­ warded o third­party inter­ to this Bench by my prede­ foreign donations received the Old Central Jail on the cember, and can still do so if corruption in the recruitment this land. Kar sevaks razed tion of the disputed site in venors, who said they want­ cessor [J.S. Khehar]”. by the ‘Zia Orphanage Trust’. capital’s Nazimuddin Road. an appeal is pending. of Grade­II contractual the 15th century Babri Masjid Ayodhya. But this judgment ed in as the Ayodhya appeals “She was given a shorter “We didn’t get justice. teachers through Vyapam in on December 6, 1992. led to appeals and cross­ap­ dealt with an issue which im­ CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 term, considering her health We’ll go to the higher court,” B NP TO HOLD PROTESTS Ī PAGE 12 2012, agency ocials said. N ATION Ī PAGE 7 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD India rejects Maldives oer Giriraj Singh booked in land grab case in Patna ‘As concerns not met’, New Delhi refuses to meet special envoy The Union Minister is among 33 people against whom a case has been registered Special Correspondent abused by the accused when court decides.” He said the Suhasini Haidar New Delhi had rejected the PATNA he protested their action. family was being threatened NEW DELHI #5 2 2 5 6 9 oer of an envoy because of Union Minister and BJP lead­ “Following the court or­ by those who grabbed their India rejected an oer by protocol and scheduling rea­ er Giriraj Singh has been der, an FIR has been led un­ land. Maldivian President Abdulla sons, but also because the booked in a land grab case in der the relevant sections of Mr. Singh, BJP MP from Yameen to send a special en­ government was unhappy DELHI METRO Ī 4 PAGES Danapur, Patna district. the IPC and the SC/ST (Pre­ Nawada, had hit the hea­ voy to discuss the ongoing with Mr. Yameen’s declara­ FRIDAY REVIEW Ī 12 PAGES The case against the Union vention of Atrocities) Act dlines recently when over 2 emergency in the country, tion of emergency and the Minister of State (Indepen­ against all the 33 accused… crore, some of it in foreign calling instead on the embat­ military crackdown that fol­ dent charge) for Micro, Small Giriraj Singh investigation is on,” Sandeep currencies, was recovered tled President to rst address lowed. “We have not seen and Medium Enterprises and Kumar, in charge of the Da­ from his house in Patna. The its concerns over the suspen­ Abdulla Yameen any real action on the con­ 32 others was led at the Da­ CrPC, accusing them of con­ napur police station, told leader has often courted con­ sion of constitutional rights cerns stated by the interna­ napur police station on Fe­ spiring to grab his land, mea­ presspersons. troversy with his hard Hin­ in the Maldives. The res­ sent special envoys to what tional community and In­ bruary 2, on the orders of a suring 2 acres and six deci­ A family member of the dutva statements. He is said The Hindu. ponse indicates a growing he called “friendly coun­ dia,” sources told Special SC/ST court. The mals. petitioner told The Hindu to be close to Prime Minister strain in ties between New tries” — China, Saudi Arabia complainant, Ram Narayan Mr. Prasad, a Dalit resi­ they were happy that an FIR Narendra Modi and BJP pre­ CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Delhi and Male. and Pakistan. Ī Prasad, had led a petition dent of Asopur village of Da­ had nally been registered. sident Amit Shah. President Yameen has Sources conrmed that ALL-PARTY TALKSĪ PAGE 12 under Section 156(3) of the napur, claimed that he was “We’ll abide by whatever the CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 10 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Barricade Smog blankets Mumbai Four held for LeT militant’s escape wire slits Press Trust of India hammed Naveed Jhutt’s Bhat was the mastermind biker’s throat Srinagar escape from the SMHS Hos­ behind the escape of 22­ The Jammu and Kashmir pital here, the police said. year­old Jhutt alias Abu Hun­ police have arrested four The have been identied zala on February 6. Bhat’s SAURABH TRIVEDI persons for alleged involve­ as Shakeel Bhat, Tika Khan, motorcycle had been used in NEW DELHI ment in Pakistan­born Lash­ Rahil Kachroo and Moham­ the escape of the terrorist, A 21­year­old biker was kar­e­Taiba terrorist Mo­ mad Sha, the police said. the police added. killed when a wire used for tying a police barricade to a pole allegedly slit his throat in north­west Delhi’s Netaji Subhash Place in the early hours of Thursday. “We have registered a case under IPC Section 304A against the police­ men. The SHO of Subhash Place police station has been sent to district lines and the other seven police­ men have been put under suspension,” said Aslam Khan, DCP (North­West). The victim, Abhishiek Kashyap, a resident of Sha­ kurpur JJ colony, was pre­ paring for the police re­ cruitment exam. Blurred skyline: Thick smog engulfed Mumbai on Thursday morning. The city has been experiencing deteriorating air quality DETAILS ON Ī DELHI METRO PAGE 1 and smog since December last year. * VIVEK BENDRE Married at 10, Pinki nally walks free Jodhpur family court annulled her marriage, holding that the alliance could not be forced on her Mohammed Iqbal forced on her. saved with the help of June last year seeking annul­ JAIPUR The victory came with a neighbours. ment of her child marriage. At the tender age of 10, Pinki little help from a Jodhpur­ As the mother and daught­ Dr. Bharti appeared for the Tanwar, a resident of Thana­ based welfare trust that has er narrated their ordeal to girl in court and submitted gazi in Alwar district, was helped in the annulment of Saarthi Trust’s managing documents relating to her forced to marry Himmat 35 child marriages across the trustee Kriti Bharti, she age and forced child Singh of Dausa. She never country. When Pinki’s moth­ called Pinki to Jodhpur, pro­ marriage. left her parents’ home but er Meera Devi — who had op­ vided her protection and Family court judge Rekha lived in dread for almost a posed the match from the made her prepare for the Bhargava passed an order on decade, enduring repeated start — came to know of the pre­teacher eligibility test January 31 under the Prohibi­ visits from her so­called hus­ Pinki Tanwar with Kriti Bharti Saarthi Trust’s child mar­ (PTET).
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