Haridwar ‘Dharam Sansad’: Case registered against Wasim Rizvi over his speech
India Today
A case has been registered against Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Wasim Rizvi, for making inflammatory statements during ‘Dharam Sansad’ held in Haridwar.
The Uttarakhand Police has registered a case against Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Wasim Rizvi, for making objectionable and inflammatory statements against Islam during the ‘Dharam Sansad’ or religious assembly held in Haridwar. 153A IPC @ANI pic.twitter.com/0NLBwPqQhV
The religious assembly, being referred to as Haridwar "Hate Assembly", sparked a row after videos of Hindu leaders making provocative speeches and inciting violence against minority communities surfaced on social media.
PM Modi, in his Lok Sabha address, had urged unity and preparedness, warning that the conflict could have long-term global and economic impacts.
Lalu Yadav had argued that the FIR, the probe and the chargesheets in the land-for-job case were legally unsustainable, claiming that the CBI had not obtained prior sanction.
From a record outlay to a sweeping green push, Rekha Gupta lays out Delhi's roadmap with big allocations across sectors, while key claims and ambitious targets set the tone for the year ahead.
Proposed changes to the transgender law trigger outrage over exclusion, mandatory certification, and the rollback of self-identification rights.
India's artillery strength sees a steady build-up with new Pinaka regiments, but the bigger plan points to a much larger force and more advanced systems in the coming years.
MK Stalin attacks PM Modi's 'be prepared' remark, questions if the Centre is ready to protect citizens amid the West Asia crisis.
The ongoing Budget Session of Parliament may be extended beyond April 2. According to sources, the government is considering a dedicated two-day session to push through amendments to the Women's Reservation Act.
The official announcement of the result will take place at 2.30 pm at the party's national headquarters in Delhi.
A bench of Justices PK Mishra and NV Anjaria further ruled that a Dalit who converts to Christianity cannot invoke provisions of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
As the long-running cruise drugs case resurfaces, Sameer Wankhede rejects bribery claims in court, even as judges question the evidence and the probe drags on without a chargesheet.