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Cong., JD(S) Ministers Resign; Reshuffl follow us: tuesday, july 9, 2019 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 22 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Parliament passes Crackdown in Valley Riske stuns Barty, Halep Aadhaar and Other on Burhan Wani’s stops Gauff; Serena, Laws (Amendment) Bill death anniversary Nadal, Federer through page 12 page 13 page 18 Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY Govt. on back Cong., JD(S) Ministers foot over repatriation resign; reshuffle likely of refugee Speaker to decide on Karnataka MLAs’ resignation today Vijaita Singh Rahul Karmakar DU third list out, marginal Special Correspondent New Delhi/ Guwahati decline in cut­offs Bengaluru A video clip showing the NEW DELHI In a last­ditch effort to save Mizoram police dragging a Delhi University on Monday the coalition government in woman refugee out of a hut released its third cut­off list for undergraduate courses Karnataka, 21 Congress and and pushing her back into with a marginal decline in nine JD(S) Ministers submit­ Myanmar has put the go­ scores required for admission ted their resignation to Chief vernment in a spot, follow­ as seats are still up for grabs Tragic plunge: The bus which fell into a drain on the Yamuna Expressway on Monday. Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy ing criticism from a human in some North Campus * SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT on Monday to give him a free rights group. colleges for courses such as hand to reshuffle the Cabi­ The footage shows the B.A. (Honours) Economics, net and accommodate the woman crying for help as B.Com (Honours) and science “rebel” legislators. police women forcibly pull stream for the general 29 dead, 23 injured as bus The latest move in the pol­ her out of the hut and drag category aspirants. itical crisis came even as two her away. A toddler and a CITY Ī PAGE 4 Independent MLAs who A brave front: Siddaramaiah, K.C. Venugopal and Dinesh young girl are also seen in DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD were recently inducted into Gundu Rao in Bengaluru on Monday. * SUDHAKAR JAIN the video. falls off Yamuna Expressway the Cabinet — H. Nagesh and An official from the Miz­ Odisha plans scheme for R. Shankar — submitted their oram government said the witness protection Hits divider, plunges 40 feet down into drain on way to Delhi resignation. The former has Cong., BJP exchange barbs Lawngtlai district adminis­ BHUBANESWAR announced his support for tration, with the help of the The Odisha government has Saurabh Trivedi cue operation with the help my life. I then turned back to the BJP and joined the “re­ The political developments MP or MLA to switch State police and the Assam come up with a special Agra ‘Witness Protection Scheme’ of locals and expressway see the bus had fallen into the bel” legislators who have in Karnataka found an echo parties. He was replying to Rifles, pushed the Budd­ to provide security to Twenty­nine passengers of an staff. “I informed my seniors drain and heard the passen­ been camping in Mumbai in the Lok Sabha on Monday Congress leader Adhir hist refugees back into witnesses facing threat during Uttar Pradesh State Road and soon policemen from all gers screaming for help. I im­ before being moved to Goa, as the Congress and the BJP Ranjan Chowdhury’s charge Myanmar on July 2. the course of a legal battle. Transport Corporation bus nearby stations arrived at the mediately called other after tendering their resigna­ exchanged barbs. Defence that the Centre was trying to The move came after State counsel Bibhu Prasad were killed and 23 sustained spot for the rescue operation. villagers.” tion to the Speaker’s office. Minister Rajnath Singh, who bring down the Congress­ authorities in the neigh­ Tripathy informed a single serious injuries when the The injured were pulled out Nihal Singh, a villager, Mr. Shankar is also expected is also Deputy Leader of the led governments in bouring country backed off Bench of the Orissa High Court vehicle hit a divider and fell of the bus and rushed to local said, “We brought out nine to join the group. Lok Sabha, made it clear Karnataka and Madhya from their promise — made on Monday that the scheme 40 feet down into a drain bet­ hospitals,” said a policeman. people from the drain and at­ All eyes are now on Speak­ that the BJP­led government Pradesh. “They [the Centre] during a June 30 flag meet­ has already been formulated ween carriageways on the Ya­ tempted to rescue more, but er K.R. Ramesh Kumar who at the Centre had not took our MLAs to a hotel in ing — to take them back, he and a gazette notification muna Expressway. Driver fell asleep the bus was submerged. The is expected to look into the pressured any Opposition Mumbai,” he said. Ī PAGE 12 said. published on July 5. The Janrath bus from the Senior Superintendent of Pol­ police arrived at the spot with resignations when he re­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD The Assam Rifles is de­ NEWS Ī PAGE 13 Awadh depot in Lucknow ice (Agra) Babloo Kumar said a team of divers and began turns to office on Tuesday. ployed in Mizoram to DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD was going to Anand Vihar in an initial probe found that the the rescue operation.” His decision will seal the fate 211 and a simple majority on Monday after a marathon guard the border along Delhi. It was carrying 52 peo­ driver had fallen asleep and Ashnish Mishra, conduc­ of the 13­month coalition go­ would be 106. With the sup­ meeting of party leaders. Myanmar. ple, including children. lost control of the vehicle. tor of the bus, said he was sit­ vernment. port of Mr. Nagesh, the BJP’s Within hours, Mr. Kumaras­ “As directed by the The police said they re­ The bus got submerged in ting next to the driver and Given the present num­ strength would touch 106. wamy announced that his Centre, we repatriated the ceived a PCR (police control the drain beneath a culvert. didn't know what had hap­ ber, if all the resignations are However, Mr. Shankar has party Ministers too would Myanmar nationals who il­ room) call at 5 a.m. about the Pump operator Saudaan pened. “I came out of the bus accepted, the government not yet announced support resign “voluntarily”. legally entered India,” Miz­ accident at milestone num­ Singh, who was sleeping un­ after breaking the side glass will be pushed into a minor­ for the BJP. oram Home Secretary Lal­ ber 161 on the carriageway. der the culvert, said, “I heard with a bare hand,” he said. ity with 104 members in the The decision on en masse CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 12 biakzama told The Hindu. A police team rushed to a loud sound as if the bridge Assembly. The strength of resignation of Ministers was ALL EYES ON SPEAKER Ī PAGE 8 the spot and started the res­ had collapsed. I rushed for SEE ALSO Ī PAGE 3 the House itself will drop to announced by the Congress THE VISIBLE HAND Ī EDITORIAL CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 12 ‘I am aghast at Stocks dive as investors CISF jawan disorientation tagged ‘D­voter’ of Congress’ fret over tax proposal in Assam Special Correspondent robust U.S. jobs data that RAHUL KARMAKAR Special Correspondent Mumbai lowered the prospects of a GUWAHATI New Delhi The stock markets went in­ rate cut by the Federal Re­ A Central Industrial Secur­ Amid the continuing un­ to a tailspin on Monday as a serve. ity Force (CISF) jawan in certainty over Congress mix of global and domestic Adding to this was the Assam has been served party’s leadership after concerns stemming from budget proposal to in­ notice as a ‘D’, or doubtful, Rahul Gandhi formally re­ some budget proposals crease tax surcharge on the voter less than two months signed, veteran leader Ka­ spooked investors. high­income group and the after retired soldier Mo­ ran Singh on Monday said The 30­share Sensex fell imposition of a tax on buy­ hammed Sanaullah was he was “aghast” at the dis­ 910 points intra­day before back by listed companies. declared a foreigner. orientation of the Con­ recouping some of its loss­ The higher surcharge is The tag relegated Ma­ gress after Mr. Gandhi’s es to end the day at expected to impact foreign mud Ali, 47, to the addi­ resignation. 38,720.57 points, which is portfolio investors (FPIs) tional list of people exclud­ He also urged the Con­ 2.01% or 792.82 points low­ who operate through a ed from the National gress Working Committee er than Friday’s close. Sen­ trust or an association of Register of Citizens being to meet immediately. timent was bearish to be­ persons structure. updated in Assam. gin with as Asian markets REPORTS ON PAGE 17 Ī DETAILS ON Ī PAGE 12 were depressed following DETAILED REPORT ON Ī PAGE 15 DETAILS ON Ī PAGE 13 Netanyahu expected in Delhi in Sept. Student stabs teacher He may make a case for India to align itself less with Iran over homework Suhasini Haidar (warning systems). NEW DELHI Mr. Netanyahu’s visit will Class XI boy handed over to police Israel Prime Minister Ben­ also come amid rising U.S.­ jamin Netanyahu is plan­ Iran tensions, and he is ex­ Ashok Kumar ning to travel to India in pected to make a case for GURUGRAM September just days before India to align itself less with A 45­year­old teacher of a he faces election, official Tehran to join Israel and private school in Haryana’s and diplomatic sources the U.S.
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