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Yogi Hits out at Congress Over Ram Temple Issue RNI No.2016/1957, REGD NO. SSP/LW/NP-34/2016-18 Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer instagram.com/dailypioneer/ Established 1864 Late City Vol. 154 Issue 301 Published From *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable LANDMARK 5 WORLD 7 SPORT 10 DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL EC SEEKS NAMES FOR KHASHOGGI CORPSE WENT MINERVA FC BEAT BHUBANESWAR RANCHI MIZORAM CEO'S POST DOWN THE DRAINS: REPORT AIZAWL 2-1 RAIPUR CHANDIGARH DEHRADUN LUCKNOW, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2018; PAGES 12+8 `3 www.dailypioneer.com USUALSUSPECTS World body calls SWAPAN DASGUPTA Yogi hits out at Congress Modi feats, not DeMo, Urban Naxals over Ram temple issue rights’ defenders will decide ‘19 results PTI n LORNI (CHHATTISGARH) Congress rule, he said. “The Congress, for its own before the Supreme Court. international human right law, BIMARU — an acronym gains, played with the security Senior Congress leader Kapil Seeks info on especially with regards to aking up the Ram temple formed from the first letters of of the country. Be it Sibal had petitioned before the Articles 9 and 14 of the he ongoing battle over demonetisation appears to be issue, Uttar Pradesh the names of the states of Chhattisgarh or Jharkhand, court that a decision should not reasons for International Covenant on Twaged more in the social media and between politicians RChief Minister Yogi Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, where the issue was giving been taken over the issue before Civil and Political Rights than in the public imagination. The real test over the public Adityanath Saturday sought to Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh asylum to Naxalites or using 2019, he said. (ICCPR). benefits or otherwise of this two-year-old move may never know whether the Congress — was coined in the mid-1980s states like Kashmir for political “The Congress should be their arrest “In particular, provide happen since elections are invariably fought over a basket was concerned about Lord to refer to the poor economic benefits. But for the BJP, asked if their relation is with information about the evi- of issues. The only occasion demonetisation was a Ram or Mughal emperor conditions within those states. national security is of prime (Lord) Ram or with foreign RAJESH KUMAR n NEW DELHI dence used to substantiate the substantial electoral concern was during the Uttar Pradesh Babur. “Today, the forest wealth is importance, hence (it) never invader Babur. The Congress has charges of incitement to vio- Assembly election in early-2017, and the outcome was a Addressing a poll rally here being used for the welfare of accepted toying with it,” no idea about the country’s aking note of arrest of six lence and the charge of resounding thumbs-up for Narendra Modi. in Chhattisgarh on the last locals. The adivasis (tribals) Adityanath said. respect and ‘swabhimaan’ (self- Tprominent human rights attempting to assassinate the Since then much has happened. For nearly 18 months day of campaigning for the first and forest dwellers are being He said no day passes when respect). The Congress always defenders and lawyers — Prime Minister. Please explain after the UP election the Opposition revised its initial phase of the state polls, he given benefits of development at least two to three terrorists are played with the national securi- branded “Urban Naxals” — the reasoning behind the sub- assessment that Modi had shot himself in the foot by alleged that the Congress toyed schemes,” the priest-turned- not gunned down by security ty and is now coming in front of the Special Rapporteurs of jection of Mahesh Raut, Sudhir causing a great public inconvenience. However, ever since with national security and politician said. forces in Kashmir or surrender you for votes,” the Uttar Pradesh Human Rights Council (HRC) Dhawale, Roma Wilson to soli- the idea of a grand alliance to defeat the BJP in 2019 has actively and covertly support- “The Congress encouraged to the armed forces. chief minister said. has written to Permanent tary confinement and how this excited the anti-Modi brigade, demonetisation as a talking ed Naxalism in Chhattisgarh Naxalism for its gains, but Similarly, no day goes by He said Chhattisgarh could Mission of India (PMI) in is compatible with interna- point has made a minor comeback. As usual, in such and Jharkhand for political when it (Naxalism) became where people in Naxal-affected only develop when the BJP gov- Geneva seeking information tional human rights norms matters, the ‘intellectuals’ have taken the lead and the gains. dangerous for the security of states are not being provided ernments at the Centre and about Surendra Gadling, Rona and standards. We would like Opposition has merely joined in the hunt, blending Despite having extensive people, it was the BJP which complete security by the state state worked together. Wilson, Shoma Sen, Sudha to have information concern- demonetisation with other issues such as the spat in the CBI, mineral deposits and forest had to deal with the issue governments, the senior BJP The elections to the 90- Bhardwaj, Mahesh Raut and ing the arrest and detention of the strains between the Reserve Bank Governor and his wealth, Chhattisgarh remained sternly. The Congress has been leader said. While it is a known member Chhattisgarh Assembly Sudhir Dhawale. Surendra Gadling, Rona Board of Directors, the oil price hike and the decline in the “poor, backward and a encouraging Naxalism active- fact that Lord Ram was born in will be held in two phases on In the letter sent to the Wilson, Shoma Sen, Sudhir value of the Rupee vis-a-vis the US Dollar. BIMARU state” during the ly and covertly,” he alleged. Ayodhya, the matter is pending November 12 and 20. Indian Government recently, Dhawale, and Mahesh Raut It does not require profound political punditry to gauge the Special Rapporteurs said all and allegations concerning a the fact that none of these issues are ‘mass’ issues. Whether six human rights defenders smear campaign targeting the Government is at odds with professional economists have been particularly active in Sudha Bhardwaj,” Special over monetary policy and whether a large measure of cash defending the rights of mar- Rapporteur said in a letter. is imperative in a country such as India are interesting ‘DeMo, GST halted India’s growth’ ginalised communities, includ- Special Rapporteur is a debating issues. But they are not, strictly speaking, ing in Naxal-hit areas. title given to individuals work- livelihood issues. Prices and inflation are, as are perceptions What happened in The communication has ing on behalf of the United over whether or not the future looks bright or gloomy. Washington: Demonetisation formalisation of the economy also sought details about their Nations (UN) within the scope However, these issues are settled on the strength of and the Goods and Services 2017 is that even as and India retaining the fastest arrest in different places of of “special procedure” mecha- individual or community experiences and not propaganda. Tax (GST) are the two major the world picked up, growing economy tag for the India on charges of conspiracy nisms who have a specific Effective political messaging merely nudges people into headwinds that held back India went down. fifth year in a row. to assassinate Prime Minister country or thematic mandate being consciously aware of what they already feel. Only in India's economic growth last "By the time the first five Narendra Modi. from the United Nations the rarest of rare cases can messaging transform contrived year, former RBI Governor That reflects the fact years of this Government are Terming them human Human Rights Council. issues into popular Raghuram Rajan has said, that these blows over, we will be close to dou- rights defenders, Special After intelligence inputs, a The black economy priorities. asserting that the current seven (demonetisation and bling the assessee base," he said Rapporteurs David Kaye, team of the Maharashtra Police That demonetisation per cent growth rate is not in a Facebook blog 'Impact of Clement Nyaletsossi Voule and had carried out synchronised nurtured a large number of has and will continue to enough to meet the country's GST) have really Demonetisation'. Michel Forst have asked Indian raids in five States at the homes people — some out of have many enemies is needs. really been hard Jaitley said India clocking Mission in Geneva to provide of Naxal sympathisers. undeniable. The black Addressing an audience at interestingly at a time when blows...Because of the fastest growth rate has additional information about All arrested activists have necessity and circum- economy nurtured a large the University of California in growth in the global economy proved "prophets of doom", the factual and legal grounds alleged Maoists links and are number of people — Berkley on Friday, Rajan said has been peaking up," he said these headwinds we who had predicted that demon- for the arrest and explain how currently in jail. stances and others because some out of necessity and for four years — 2012 to 2016 delivering the second have been held back etisation will shave off 2 per they are in conformity with Turn to Page 6 it was always more profit- circumstances and others — India was growing at a Bhattacharya Lectureship on cent of growth rate, conclu- because it was always faster pace before it was hit by the Future of India. —Raghuram Rajan sively wrong. CAPSULE able to either avoid or more profitable to either two major headwinds. On the second anniversary Rajan, in his address, said Woman killed avoid or evade taxes. The "The two successive shocks of demonetisation on saying 'prophets of doom' have a growth rate of seven per cent evade taxes. The larger significant political of demonetisation and the GST November 8, Finance Minister been proven wrong as hard per year for 25 years is "very for objecting PONZI SCAM: REDDY question is whether the rest connections of the black had a serious impact on growth Arun Jaitley staunchly defend- data of two years shows an very strong" growth, but in APPEARS BEFORE POLICE economy also meant that in India.
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