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- The Hindu
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AICC general secretary and MP, K.C. Venugopal has alleged that the country is currently being ruled by those who are willing to destroy democracy in order to win elections. He said that the Congress party will soon release shocking data related to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Speaking at the Leaders' Meet organised by the Thrissur District Congress Committee here on Sunday, Mr. Venugopal accused the BJP of election manipulation and criticised the CPI(M) for allegedly colluding with them in tampering with the voters' list in Kerala. 'It is shameful that while the CPI(M) supports Congress's fight against electoral fraud at the national level, they engage in voter list manipulation in the State,' he said. He also criticised the BJP's double standards, comparing their behaviour to running with the hare and hunting with the hounds. 'The most recent example of this hypocrisy was seen in Chhattisgarh. Only Amit Shah knows the logic behind handing over the case related to the arrest of nuns to the NIA. Similarly, only he seems to understand the BJP's claim that they intervened to secure the nuns' release,' Mr. Venugopal remarked. He called for a decisive battle against election malpractice, stating that the time has come to confront and expose such corruption. The function was presided over by DCC president Joseph Tajet and included the distribution of ID cards to ward presidents.
Time of India
5 hours ago
- Time of India
Rs 11 lakh loan in son's name, then Rs 1.1 lakh monthly demand: 'Financially abusive' parents leave techie with no savings
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Hindustan Times
15 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
22-year-old student found dead on IIT Bombay campus
MUMBAI: A 22-year-old student of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay was found dead at the Powai campus in the early hours on Saturday. He is suspected to have fallen from the terrace of a hostel building, from the tenth floor. Police said the cause of death is not clear and investigations are still underway. Mumbai, India - February 20, 2023: Posse of policemen deployed outside IIT Bombay after students protest seeking justice for 18-year-old Dalit student Darshan Solanki, who died by suicide on February 12 inside IIT Bombay, in Mumbai, India, on Monday, February 20, 2023. (Praful Gangurde / HT Photo) (HT PHOTO) The deceased, who hailed from Delhi, was a fourth-year student and was waiting for the placement process to begin. 'The incident was reported at 2.30am by the hostel authorities,' said deputy commissioner of police (zone 10) Datta Nalawade. Powai police said the deceased and a few other students had ordered dinner and took it up to the terrace of a hostel building on Friday night. After they had dinner, all of them left, except for the deceased. At around 1.00am, his colleagues found his body at the base of the building. He appears to have fallen from the terrace, police said, adding that his colleagues took him to a nearby hospital but he was declared dead on admission. Police are recording the statements of the hostel mates of the deceased and the teaching staff, to assess his state of mind. They say preliminary investigations have found no evidence of foul play. No suicide note has been found but police are investigating the case as a possible suicide or accidental death. The body has been sent to Rajawadi Hospital in Ghatkopar East for post-mortem examination. IIT-B has posted a message on social media, saying: 'The untimely death has shocked us to the core and we share the grief. It is very unfortunate that a promising career came to a premature end in such a manner. His death has saddened the entire community on IIT campus. We extend our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.'
