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Nitish Faces Onion Attack As He Talks About Employment c m y k c m y k THE LARGEST CIRCULATED ENGLISH DAILY IN SOUTH INDIA CHENNAI I WEDNESDAY 4 I NOVEMBER 2020 WEATHER CITY | 2 WORLD | 5 SPORT | 8 Max: 31OC Min: 26OC Tributes pour in for violin Trump claims Harris Sunrisers Hyderabad Rainfall: 2 mm maestro T.N. Krishnan wants to be President beat Mumbai by 10 wickets ASTROGUIDE Sarvari: Aippasi 19 deccanchronicle.com, facebook.com/deccannews, twitter.com/deccanchronicle, google.com/+deccanchronicle Vol. 16 No. 220 Established 1938 | 8 PAGES| `3.00 Tithi: Chaturthi Star: Mrigashirsham RAJIV MURDER CASE Rahukalam: 12 noon to 1.30 pm Nitish faces onion attack as HC notice to celebs Yamagandam: 7.30 am to 9 am PRAYERS for online gaming ads Fajar: 4.50 am he talks about employment DC CORRESPONDENT Zohar: 11.58 am MADURAI, NOV. 3 2 YOUTHS COMMIT Asar: 3.13 pm NAYEAR AZAD | DC Maghrib: 5.43 pm PATNA, NOV. 3 SC UNHAPPY WITH Indian cricketers, Virat Booth-capturing, Kohli and Sourav SUICIDE UNABLE Isha: 6.55 pm Onions were thrown at 53 per cent voting in PENDENCY OF PLEA Ganguly, along with 15 SUNSET TODAY 5.42 PM Bihar chief minister others were summoned TO BEAR LOSSES SUNRISE TOMORROW 6.04 AM Nitish Kumar by some firing as 65% cast by the Madras high court protesters while he was BY PERARIVALAN bench of Madurai, for MOONRISE TODAY 8.34 PM Bihar’s second phase addressing a public meet- endorsing and popularis- Coimbatore, Nov. 3: Two MOONSET TOMORROW 9.48 AM ing in Madhubani which NAYEAR AZAD | DC JD(U) has fielded candidates vote in MP bypolls New Delhi, Nov. 3: The ing online gambling web- more deaths by suicide by goes to polls in the third WITH AGENCY INPUTS on 43 seats, the BJP on 46. Supreme Court Tuesday sites that forced youths to men addicted to online gam- phase of Assembly elec- PATNA, NOV. 3 From the Grand Alliance, RABINDRA NATH expressed unhappiness over lose money and commit bling were reported in the CORONA tions on November 7. the RJD fielded candidates CHOUDURY | DC the pendency of a plea by a suicide. district days after a private Mr Kumar was talking Over 53 per cent of voting on 52 seats, Congress on 24 BHOPAL, NOV. 3 convict seeking pardon in Taking up a petition bank employee ended his life about the state’s develop- was recorded in the second and three Left parties on 14 the Rajiv Gandhi assassina- filed by Mohammed Rizvi in the city for the same rea- C UNT ment and the employment phase of Bihar Assembly seats. Incidents of firing and tion case for over two years seeking the court safe- son, police said on Tuesday. CASES DEATHS issue when onions and elections on Tuesday as vot- The RJD is locked in a booth-capturing marked with the Tamil Nadu guard Indian youth from According to police, stones came flying at him ing took place in 94 con- direct fight with the BJP on the 28 Assembly bypolls in Governor. unwanted online gam- 28-year old Jeevanandam of at the rally in support of stituencies across 17 dis- 28 seats and with the JD(U) Madhya Pradesh on The top court asked the bling apps and punish the Thondamuthur on the out- (+43,751) (+440) his party nominee tricts. The voting percent- in 24 seats. Tuesday. However, they counsel for petitioner A. G. celebrities including skirts hanged himself at his Sudhanshu Shekhar at age figure is likely to go up The Congress is contest- saw an impressive voter Perarivalan, who is serving Virat Kholi, Sauvrav house on Monday night after 83,10,665 1,23,579 Gangaur village ground in as voting continued beyond ing 12 seats each against the turnout of 65.39 per cent life sentence, whether the Ganguly, actors Prakash losing money in online gam- Harlakhi Assembly con- schedule in several places, BJP and JD(U). despite the coronavirus court can exercise its juris- Raj and Tamanna, as they bling even as his wife had covid19india.org stituency. The onions the Election Commission While reports suggest that pandemic. diction under Article 142 of use their popularity to been objecting to the man thrown from a distance fell said. Tejashwi Yadav has the sup- The Gwalior-Chambal the Constitution to request hook innocent youngsters indulging in it. The STATE GOVERNMENT BULLETINS before reaching the stage. The second phase is cru- port of don turned politician region, where bypolls the Governor to decide his to gamble online, and deceased, running a comput- According to reports cial for both the NDA as well Rama Singh from his seat, were held in 16 seats, and plea of pardon filed under thereby spread the poison er sales and service centre in from Madhubani, a group as the Opposition alliance his elder brother Tej Pratap, which is considered the Article 161. Article 161 through their advertise- partnership, had set aside (+2,435 ) of youth present at the being led by the Rashtriya who had won from Mahua stronghold of BJP leader empowers a Governor to ments. `50,000 to be given to his 11,214 rally got angry with Mr Janata Dal. For one, it will seat in 2015, and is now con- Jyotiraditya Scindia, how- pardon a convict in any Justice N Kirubakaran friend. However, he lost TN: 7,31,942 Kumar's comments and decide the fate of RJD leader testing from Hasanpur, is ever, witnessed a low criminal case. and B Pugalendhi issued `20,000 in online rummy. started throwing onions and grand alliance’s chief locked in a tough battle turnout. A bench of Justices L notices to the celebrities Unable to bear the loss and WORLD CONFIRMED CASES and stones at him. This is ministerial face Tejashwi against two-time sitting Official reports said mis- Nageswara Rao, Hemant to file their responses to due to mental depression, probably the first time Yadav. In this phase the JD(U) MLA Raj Kumar Rai. creants opened fire out- Gupta and Ajay Rastogi the court by November Jeevanandam hanged him- 4,76,06,137 that stones and onions side polling booths at said, “We don’t want to exer- 19. self in his house. Similarly, were thrown at Bihar CM Jatabar and Pura in cise our jurisdiction at this Telecom Regulatory 32-year old Jayachandran, a DEATHS during an election cam- Sumawali constituency in stage but we are not happy Authority of India (Trai), lathe operator in Sundarap- paign. Cong has not even Modi, Nitish looted Morena district. Four peo- that recommendation made ministry of telecom, uram, hanged himself at his “Khub feko, khub feko, ple were arrested over the by the government is pend- information technology house Monday night. 12,15,485 khube feko (keep throw- firing at Jatabar, but the ing for two years”. and Tamil Nadu Director Jayachandran had bor- ing)… You can keep throw- Bihar, says Rahul police is yet to identify The bench was hearing a General of Police (DGP) rowed money to undergo COUNTRIES, 100 MPs, says PM AREAS WITH ing stones at me. But I ask those behind the firing at plea of 46-year-old also have been directed heart surgery two years ago CASES 216 you to beware of such peo- NAYEAR AZAD | DC Katihar (Bihar), Nov. 3: Pura. Perarivalan who has sought by the court to respond in and was not able to repay it ple who have been promis- PATNA, NOV. 3 Hitting out at Prime Elsewhere, miscreants suspension of his life sen- the case. in full. — PTI worldometers.info ing 10 Lakh jobs as they Minister Narendra Modi stormed a polling booth at tence in the case till the CBI- don’t know anything about Prime Minister Narendra and Chief Minister Nitish Lolai village in Mehgaon led Multi-Disciplinary governance. I can tell you Modi on Tuesday mocked Kumar, Congress leader constituency in Bhind dis- Monitoring Agency Top IPS that they have no knowl- at the shrinking numbers Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday trict, and tried to snatch (MDMA) probe is complet- edge about the ABC of gov- of the Congress in both alleged they have “looted” an electronic voting ed. During the hearing, the MISTY MORNING officers shuffled ernance and cannot do Houses of Parliament. Bihar, and claimed that peo- machine, but officials bench told senior advocate anything. I also ask you “Even if they combine the ple have decided to vote there foiled the booth-cap- Gopal Shankarnarayanan, Chennai: In a shakeup at the high not to indulge in all these Lok Sabha and Rajya them out of power. turing bid. representing Perarivalan, echelons of the state police, anti-social activities other- Sabha, they won’t find Addressing a poll rally Congress and BJP work- that “the Governor has to Director General of Police, wise nobody will be able to even 100 MPs,” the Prime here, Mr Gandhi criticised ers clashed at Malroad act on the aid and advice of Railways, Chennai, C. Sylendra save you,” Mr Kumar told Minister said, adressing the government over polling booth in Gwalior the council of ministers. But Babu, has been given full addition- the protestors and urged election rallies in two demonetisation, migrant constituency and Tilabali if the Governor does not al charge of Director General of the security men not to places Bihar. crisis, GST, handling of Chanda in Sambre pass order, what the court Police Civil Supplies CID, a post pay attention to them. I Full report on P4 Covid-19. I Report on P4 Assembly seat. can do, you tell us”.
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