In Jharkhand's Jamtara, Hub Of Cyber Fraud, 2 Big Names Promise Change
NDTV
Jamtara, once known for its ties to reformer Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, has gained a darker reputation as a cybercrime hub, drawing national attention after becoming the subject of a web series
The first phase of the Jharkhand assembly election is over. Now, all eyes are on Jamtara, a region in the state notorious for cyber frauds, yet brimming with promises of change and development.
On November 20, the people of Jamtara will decide between 13 candidates, but the contest is particularly heated between two candidates - Congress MLA Irfan Ansari and BJP's Sita Soren, the daughter-in-law of Jharkhand's political veteran Shibu Soren and sister-in-law of Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
Congress MLA Irfan Ansari rallies with the message of progress, touting his work in infrastructure and social development. His track record includes the construction of roads, hospitals, and a major bridge - one he claims to be the largest in Jharkhand's history.
The 19-year-old man and the minor boy were known to a male friend of the victim, Deputy Commissioner of Police Vinod Kumar Meena said.
"My mother was insulted. Don't you remember insulting my mother that day? We never talked about Jagan's family," Nara Lokesh said.
Despite the severity of the situation, there are allegations that the police have not taken any action against the perpetrators of the crime.
In her resignation letter, Sabila Begum said her objection was to the party's walkout decision, which would only benefit the BJP.
The Air Traffic Control was informed and the flight was diverted to Raipur. Upon landing, it was immediately taken to the isolation bay for mandatory security checks, the police official said.
Criticising Mr Fadnavis' recent 'Dharamyuddh' comment, Kanhaiya Kumar said that the responsibility of upholding 'dharma' should rest with everyone.
Ashok Chavan said he doesn't attach much importance to the "vote jihad - dharma yuddha" rhetoric, as the BJP and ruling Mahayuti's policy is development of the country and Maharashtra.
Sebi proposed holding market institutions and intermediaries accountable for any consequences arising from their use of AI tools in client services.
The autopsy report said samples to check for sex assault could not be taken as "the body parts were completely charred and not recognisable." The family has buried the body after performing the last rites