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SC Allows Ayodhya Mediation Committee to Resume Talks follow us: thursday, september 19, 2019 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 24 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY Never spoke Cabinet approves SC allows Ayodhya mediation of imposing Hindi: Shah ban on e­cigarettes committee to resume talks Special Correspondent NEW DELHI It cites need to protect public health Hunt for missing jumbo Court hints that hearings of the appeals are likely to be completed by October 18 Union Home Minister Amit ends, mahout arrested Shah on Wednesday NEW DELHI Legal Correspondent claimed that he did not An elephant which had been New Delhi push for Hindi over region­ missing for the last two The Supreme Court on Wed­ al languages. months was rescued and its nesday allowed the Ayodhya Referring to his speech mahout arrested on late Tuesday night from east mediation committee to res­ on the occasion of Hindi Delhi. The 47­year­old ume talks with the disputing Divas on Saturday where jumbo, Laxmi, was sent to an Hindu and Muslim parties he made a pitch for a com­ elephant rescue centre at Ban even as it indicated that the mon language for India, Santour in Haryana around 9 ongoing hearings of the ap­ the Home Minister said p.m. on Wednesday, said peals before a Constitution that to end the confusion, forest department officials. Bench is likely to finish by people should listen to his CITY Ī PAGE 3 October 18. speech carefully but “if so­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Chief Justice of India Ran­ meone wants to do polit­ Court raps Delhi govt. jan Gogoi is scheduled to re­ ics, it is their choice.” over delay in sedition case tire on November 17. If the “I have just made the re­ NEW DELHI hearings are completed by quest. I have failed to un­ A city court on Wednesday October 18, the court will derstand what is wrong in pulled up the AAP have a month to write the that,” he said at an event government for “delaying” judgment for the over 70­ for over 25 days. The Bench continues to hear the menced from August 6. The organised by Hindi daily special correspondent prisonment of up to 6 the decision on a Delhi police year­old Ramjanmabhoomi­ said it may even relegate Sa­ appeals. Sunni Waqf Board is arguing Hindustan in Ranchi. NEW DELHI months or a fine of up to request for sanction to Babri Masjid title dispute. turdays for the Ayodhya The parties asked the me­ its case. Clarifying his com­ The Union Cabinet on Wed­ ₹50,000 or both. prosecute former JNUSU hearings if required. diators — former Supreme The mediation effort was ments, he said, “A child nesday approved a ban on e­ president Kanhaiya Kumar Another chance On September 17, the Court judge F.M.I Kalifulla, initiated by the court on can perform, a child’s cigarettes, citing the need to Children at risk and others in a sedition case. By giving mediation another court asked the lawyers to spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi March 8 in a bid to heal proper mental growth is take early action to protect “Envisioned as a tool to “The time which is being chance, the court has chalk out a timeline to pre­ Shankar and senior advocate minds and hearts. The possible only when the public health. combat tobacco addiction, taken to finalise the issue of opened the doors again for sent their oral arguments in Sriram Panchu — that talks Bench had explained that child studies in mother Upon promulgation of electronic cigarettes and sanction or otherwise has an amicable settlement of the appeals. The lawyers had should resume from the the case was “not about the tongue. Mother tongue the ordinance, any produc­ other vaping products have caused wastage of judicial the dispute among the par­ conveyed it on Wednesday, point where they were 1500 sq ft of disputed land, does not mean Hindi.” tion, manufacturing, im­ become a major problem time as the case has been ties. The mediation panel, if after which the Bench esti­ abruptly dropped at the last but about religious senti­ (With PTI inputs) port, export, transport, sale and increase the risk of chil­ listed and adjourned it is successful in patching up mated the hearings could be minute on July 29 due to re­ ments.” The mediation com­ (including online sale), dis­ dren adopting them,” Fi­ repeatedly since the filing of the chargesheet,” CMM a settlement, can move the closed by October 18. sistance from certain blocs mittee had held several tribution or advertisement nance Minister Nirmala Sith­ CONTINUED Manish Khurana said. court with the terms of the On September 16, the me­ across the religious divide, rounds of talks with the sta­ (including online advertise­ araman said at a media settlement anytime during diation committee filed in causing heartburn among keholders in Faizabad dis­ ON Ī PAGE 12 ment) of e­cigarettes shall briefing. CITY Ī PAGE 3 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD the hearings or after the parallel a short memoran­ other stakeholders. trict of Uttar Pradesh, of be a cognisable offence pun­ As per a release issued by judgment is reserved but be­ dum informing the court which the disputed area in ishable with imprisonment the Centre, owners of exist­ fore the verdict is that parties across the Hin­ In limbo Ayodhya is a part. The pro­ of up to one year, or fine up ing stocks of e­cigarettes on pronounced. du­Muslim divide had ap­ The Constitution Bench an­ ceedings were held in came­ to ₹1 lakh, or both for the the date of commencement The court said mediation proached it with a request to nounced the failure to reach ra and care was taken to first offence; and imprison­ of the ordinance will have to should continue to remain resume talks to amicably re­ a final settlement in a hear­ maintain confidentiality to ment of up to three years suo motu declare and depo­ confidential and would be solve the dispute. ing on August 2. Adjudica­ ensure its success. and fine up to ₹5 lakh for a sit these with the nearest carried on simultaneously The memorandum sug­ tion of the pending appeals, subsequent offence. Storage police station. with the court proceedings, gested that mediation could which were kept in limbo RAM CHABUTRA TURNS FOCAL of electronic­cigarettes shall POINT OF HEARING PAGE 13 which have been going on continue even as the court due to the mediation, com­ Ī also be punishable with im­ CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 12 Xi­Modi meet likely to Pak. denies use Tabrez case accused face murder charge Fuel prices see skirt Kashmir issue of its airspace steepest hike for Modi’s flight Jharkhand Police does U­turn, submits supplementary chargesheet since July 5 China had criticised Centre’s move Special correspondent Mehmal Sarfraz special correspondent BHUBANESWAR the MGM Medical College Atul Aneja LAHORE and Hospital. New Delhi Beijing Pakistan on Wednesday an­ Making a U­turn in the Ta­ On the basis of the new re­ Oil marketing companies on China on Tuesday signalled nounced that it would not brez Ansari lynching case af­ port, police came to the con­ Wednesday raised petrol that the Kashmir issue is allow the use of its airspace ter allegations of attempts to clusion that the cardiac ar­ and diesel prices by 0.25 unlikely to be spotlighted for Prime Minister Narendra weaken the case, the Jhark­ rest was caused by the paise and 0.24 paise a litre, during the informal summit Modi’s flight to Germany. hand police submitted a sup­ preceding violence inflicted respectively, the largest in­ in India between Prime Mi­ The official Twitter account plementary chargesheet on with “hard and blunt ob­ crease in nearly two­and­a­ nister Narendra Modi and of the Government of Pakis­ Wednesday, seeking punish­ ject.” half months. Chinese President Xi tan (@pid_gov) shared a ment under Section 302 of Besides, the police have Petrol will now cost Jinping. short video of Foreign Minis­ the IPC (murder) against 11 of also received the integrity re­ ₹72.42 a litre and diesel “I think for those things Xi Jinping ter Shah Mahmood Qureshi the accused. Sahista Pervez, right, wife of Tabrez Ansari, being comforted port of the video in which ₹65.82 in Delhi, the refe­ like Kashmir... I don’t think making this announcement. Another two accused, by her mother. * FILE PHOTO Tabrez was seen brutally rence market for the nation. it will be a major topic occu­ whatever they like,” she Raveesh Kumar, MEA who were apprehended la­ beaten up. The latest hike is the second pying the talks, that is my said in response to a ques­ spokesperson, said, “We re­ ter, would also face murder port. earlier. In the report of the “There has been no tam­ consecutive large increase understanding,” Chinese tion. gret the decision of the Go­ charges. The Seraikela­Khar­ The Jharkhand police Forensic Science Laboratory, pering found in the viral vi­ in petrol and diesel prices. Foreign Ministry spokes­ China had earlier criti­ vernment of Pakistan to de­ sawan police had earlier headquarters, in a press doctors had opined that the deo. So during further inves­ On Tuesday, oil marketing person Hua Chunying said, cised India, especially for ny overflight clearance for dropped the murder charges statement, said: “The reason death was caused due to car­ tigation on the basis of companies increased the during an interaction with its August 5 decision to ac­ the VVIP special flight for a against the accused, con­ of death was reserved in diac arrest.
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