A total of 10 accused have been charge-sheeted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection with the trafficking of a minor Bangladeshi girl from across the eastern border into Odisha.
In its chargesheet filed before its special court in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, the agency has charged the accused for luring the girl with the promise of employment and then pushing her into immoral trafficking to make money.
The accused had taken advantage of her familyโs poor financial condition to execute the trafficking operation, NIA found during investigation, which exposed a major human trafficking network.
In its chargesheet filed before its special court in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, the agency has charged the accused for luring the girl with the promise of employment and then pushing her into immoral trafficking to make money.
The accused had taken advantage of her familyโs poor financial condition to execute the trafficking operation, NIA found during investigation, which exposed a major human trafficking network.
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- It is imperative that the world display zero tolerance towards terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
- There can be no justification, no looking away, and no whitewashing.
- As India has demonstrated, we have the right to defend our people against terrorism and will exercise it.
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ED has provisionally attached nine luxurious foreign immovable properties located in Dubai (UAE).
The attached properties are in the form of apartment and commercial spaces having worth of Rs 51.70 crore.
The properties were attached on November 17 in the matter of bank fraud done by Advantage Overseas Private Limited (AOPL), its directors, guarantors and related persons including its main director and significant beneficial owner, Shrikant Bhasi which caused wrongful loss of Rs 1266.63 Crore to State Bank of India.
The attached properties belong to Shrikant Bhasi which were gifted by him to his daughter.
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Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi is on a 2-day visit to forward posts along the LAC in Sikkim to assess operational preparedness.
During his stop in Gangtok, he met Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang and discussed national security, Ranbhoomi Darshan, militaryโcivil cooperation and welfare of Sikkimโs veterans.
During his stop in Gangtok, he met Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang and discussed national security, Ranbhoomi Darshan, militaryโcivil cooperation and welfare of Sikkimโs veterans.
Centre Warns Private TV Channels Against Airing Sensitive, Provocative Content, Issues Advisory
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an advisory to all private satellite television channels, urging them to refrain from airing sensitive or provocative content linked to recent incidents, including the Red Fort blast case.
Ministry has taken note of certain broadcasts where alleged individuals involved in the Red Fort blasts were shown in a manner that appeared to justify acts of violence.
Some channels, it said, had even aired videos or information that could be interpreted as guidance on creating explosive materials content that may unintentionally incite violence, disturb public order, or threaten national security.
The Ministry reminded broadcasters of their responsibility to follow the Programme and Advertising Code under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995.
It pointed out that such content could violate Rules 6(1)(d), 6(1)(e), and 6(1)(h) of the Cable Television Network Rules, which prohibit obscene or defamatory content, material that encourages violence or promotes anti-national attitudes, and anything that compromises the integrity of the nation.
Broadcasters have been advised to avoid telecasting any visuals that may aid or abet unlawful activities.
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an advisory to all private satellite television channels, urging them to refrain from airing sensitive or provocative content linked to recent incidents, including the Red Fort blast case.
Ministry has taken note of certain broadcasts where alleged individuals involved in the Red Fort blasts were shown in a manner that appeared to justify acts of violence.
Some channels, it said, had even aired videos or information that could be interpreted as guidance on creating explosive materials content that may unintentionally incite violence, disturb public order, or threaten national security.
The Ministry reminded broadcasters of their responsibility to follow the Programme and Advertising Code under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995.
It pointed out that such content could violate Rules 6(1)(d), 6(1)(e), and 6(1)(h) of the Cable Television Network Rules, which prohibit obscene or defamatory content, material that encourages violence or promotes anti-national attitudes, and anything that compromises the integrity of the nation.
Broadcasters have been advised to avoid telecasting any visuals that may aid or abet unlawful activities.
INTEL SAGE ๐ฎ๐ณ (Intel Monk)
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EAM Dr S Jaishankar meets Russian President Putin in Moscow.
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Trump: I think you have a very good feelings toward the Abraham Accords?
MBS: Yes, we want peace for the Israelis and the Palestinians.
MBS: Yes, we want peace for the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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UPDATE: ED is conducting searches at Al Falah University against its trustees and related persons/entities since 5 am today.
It's been more than 18 hours and ED raids are still underway at multiple locations in connection with Al Falah University.
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Update: Chairman of Al Falah group and Al-Falah University Chancellor Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui sent to 13-day ED custody by Delhiโs Saket Court. He is accused of a โน415 crore fraud.
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Russia has offered India full Su-57 production With COMPLETE tech Transfer.
Proposal of "Made in India Su-57"
Proposal of "Made in India Su-57"
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POJKโs former PM Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq (resigned two days back) says, โI had warned that if Balochistan kept bleeding, we would strike India from the Red Fort to Kashmirโs forests and we did. They still canโt count the bodies.โ
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