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A large up traffic for hours, raised number of supporters thronged anti-police slogans and ran- there and shouted slogans sacked a UP Roadways bus and against the police, denigrating passing tempos. them for poor law and order utting Pakistan on notice, With the bypolls to 11 and for failing to provide secu- Pthe international terror assembly seats barely three rity to the victim. financing watchdog FATF on days away, the Lucknow police The agitated supporters Friday warned it will be black- once again came under pres- blocked the Pucca Pul crossing listed if it does not control ter- ! sure and personnel from sev- near Tile Wali Masjid and ror funding by February next, ! !"#! $ eral police stations were sum- damaged a UP Roadways bus voicing serious concern over moned to the area and on the bridge. The police had that country’s failure to deliv- be taken,” said an official privy plete its full action plan by deployed around the victim’s to divert traffic after the inci- er on most of its 27 targets. to the development said. February 2020. house and around the mortu- dent. The Paris-based Financial Since Pakistan continues to “Otherwise, should signif- ary which was flooded by party Later, the protesters split Action Task Force (FATF) gave be in the FATF “Grey List”, it icant and sustainable progress workers and supporters. into groups and moved towards the warning to Pakistan at its would be very difficult for the not be made across the full As per reports, Kamlesh Transit Hostel of KGMU, Pucca five-day plenary which con- country to get financial aid range of its action plan by the Tiwari was sitting in his resi- Pul and Bada Imambara and cluded here on Friday while from the IMF, the World next plenary, the FATF will take dence-cum-office at ( ! ! .. - + ' ! / 0 ! 1 raised anti-police slogans. A deciding to again put the coun- Bank, ADB and the European action, which could include the Khurshedbagh when two per- 1 & heavy police force was try on the “Grey List”. By mak- Union. There is also the risk of FATF calling on its members sons wearing saffron kurtas and deployed at mortuary and in ing this decision on Pakistan reduction in rating by Moody’s, and urging all jurisdictions to carrying some sweet boxes vis- injuries around Tiwari’s his Singh later told the police, tigation, the police recovered Khurshedbagh. “A case has public, the FATF has given S&P and Fitch, making advise their Financial ited him in the afternoon. throat, chest and face. The “Tiwari was provided security an empty sweet box of a sweet been registered at Naka police notice to the global financial Pakistan’s financial condition Institutions to give special After a brief tête-à-tête, Tiwari throat had apparently been slit cover but his gunner was on shop located in Surat district of station in this regard and the institutions that they need to more precarious. attention to business relations asked his aide Saurashtra Singh with a sharp-edged weapon leave. The only constable in Gujarat. Also, a country-made police are investigating all pos- prepare to red flag the juris- According to a FATF state- and transactions with to serve tea to the guests. Later, and he had been shot on the Tiwari’s duty was resting in one pistol, probably the murder sible angles,” said ASP (West) diction and ready their systems ment, the FATF plenary noted Pakistan,” the global body said the visitors paid Singh some head. At that time, Tiwari’s wife of the rooms of the house. The weapon, was also recovered. Vikas Tripathi. in February 2020 if the coun- that Pakistan addressed only in the statement. money to bring paan masala. was resting in a room on the killers posed as workers of a Investigators suspect that Chief Minister Yogi try falters in meeting the tar- five out of the 27 tasks given to Such action could include On his return to the office, first floor of the house while his Hindu outfit and wanted to one of the assailants gagged Adityanath has sought a report gets. it in controlling funding to ter- calling upon global financial Singh found Tiwari and the driver Mohit was busy some- meet Tiwari. They called Tiwari and slit his throat in one from the Director General of “It was again decided by ror groups like the Lashkar-e- institutions to give special guests absent. Assuming that where else. Tiwari 10-15 minutes before go. The multiple injuries on his Police. A Special Investigation consensus that FATF would Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad and attention to business relations they might have left, Singh Later, Singh informed reaching the office. I heard the face and body were probably Team (SIT) has been consti- retain Pakistan on the Grey List Hizbul Mujahideen, responsi- and transactions with Pakistan. started going to the house Tiwari’s wife and other party guests talking about an inter- caused as Tiwari struggled to tuted to nab the assailants. and warn Pakistan that if it did ble for a series of attacks in This language is the same as when he spotted blood stains workers, who rushed the victim faith marriage when I was defend himself. The SIT is headed by Lucknow not complete its full Action India. used for Iran, which is already on the floor and found Tiwari to the KGMU Trauma Centre asked to purchase paan As the news broke, Range IG SK Bhagat and has SP Plan and show significant and The FATF said it strongly in the blacklist category. lying in a corner of the office. where he was declared brought masala.” incensed Hindu Samaj Party (Crime) and CO (STF) as its sustainable progress action will urges Pakistan to swiftly com- Continued on Page 7 On a closer look, he found dead. During preliminary inves- workers took to the streets members. #%&! ! #' ! ( P "# $ ! ! &) n an unprecedented order of n a major initiative to Iits type, the Supreme Court Iempower girls, Defence he CBI on Friday filed a on Friday directed the Centre n an embarrassment for the Minister Rajnath Singh has Tchargehseet in the INX and the Assam Government to ICongress, two days before given the nod for their admis- Media corruption case, naming immediately transfer the State’s the crucial Assembly elections sion into Sainik schools all over 14 individuals and entities, National Register of Citizens in Haryana, party chief Sonia the country. So far, only boys including former Finance (NRC) Coordinator Prateek Gandhi cancelled her only poll were allowed to study in these Minister P Chidambaram, his Hajela to Madhya Pradesh for rally scheduled for Friday in schools. There are 31 such son Karti, and then additional the maximum period possible. Mahendragarth. schools. The project to have secretary in Department of Hajela has been facing threats Partymen had prepared such schools to serve as nurs- Economic Affairs Sindhushree and criticism from several round the clock to make the ery for grooming future Service Khullar. quarters for exclusion of names rally a huge success and expect- personnel was started in 1961. Officials also said Singh has They have been charged conspiracy for irregular clear- from the updated NRC list. ed that Sonia will use the occa- Giving details of the new directed authorities to ensure with committing offences ance of FDI to INX to the tune A native of Madhya )*## -+ sion to counter the high- endeavour here on Friday, availability of necessary infra- under various IPC sections of 307 crore. Pradesh and a 1995 batch IAS pitched campaign by BJP lead- celling her programme came Defence Ministry officials said structure and sufficient female relating to criminal conspiracy Two companies allegedly officer of Assam-Meghalaya Venugopal, appearing for the ers, including Prime Minister through a social media message the Minister approved the staff in Sainik schools for and cheating and also under controlled by Karti — cadre with BTech in Electronics Centre, sought to know the Narendra Modi. from Haryana Congress. admission of girls from acad- smooth implementation of the the Prevention of Corruption Singapore unit Advantage from Indian Institute of reason behind the unprece- This was scheduled to be “@RahulGandhi ji will be emic session 2021-22 in a directive. Moreover, the deci- Act for causing loss to the Strategic Consultancy Private Technology, Delhi, Hajela was dented order of the top court, Sonia’s first public appearance addressing a public meeting at phased manner. The decision is sion is in line with the objec- exchequer. Limited and Chess appointed the NRC coordina- to which the CJI responded, after taking as interim presi- Mahendragarh today, at 2 PM. in line with strengthening the tive of the Government towards Then Director in the Management Services Private tor by the top court to oversee “can any order be passed with- dent from her son Rahul @INCIndia president Sonia motto of “Beti Bachao Beti greater inclusiveness, gender Foreign Investment Promotion Limited — have also been the mammoth and sensitive out a cause or reason”.
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