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eagle-eyez · 3 years

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The state of Maharashtra witnessed high drama on 24 August when Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested and granted bail in Maharashtra over his “slap Uddhav Thackeray” comment.

With his arrest, Rane, who holds the micro, small and medium enterprises portfolio in the Modi Cabinet, joins Murasoli Maran and TR Baalu to be the only Central ministers to be arrested in the past two decades.

Rane’s arrest

Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested on Tuesday by the state police in the coastal district of Ratnagiri where he is travelling as part of the Jan Ashirwad Yatra. The Union minister was arrested over his remarks about slapping Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for what he called Thackeray's "ignorance of the year India won Independence".

Rane had claimed Thackeray forgot the year of Independence during his 15 August address and had to check with his aides mid-speech.

"It is shameful that the chief minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back to ask about the count of years of independence during his speech. Had I been there, I would have given him a tight slap," Rane said in the public meeting at Raigad.

The 69-year-old was later produced in a court in Mahad in Raigad in the night where he was granted bail on the Rs 15,000 surety with four conditions -- he will have to appear twice before Mahad police and he will have to ensure that the act will not be repeated. The Union minister will have to cooperate with the police for the collection of voice samples. The Union minister will have to ensure that the evidence is not tampered with.

The events also led to tense moments in the state with Shiv Sena and the Bharatiya Janata Party workers agitating against one another.

Initially, Sena workers in Pune hit the streets, putting up posters against the minister and slapping photos of him with shoes. They also vandalised an office in Amravati.

#WATCH | Maharashtra: A group of Shiv Sena workers pelt stones at BJP party office in Nashik & raise slogans against Union Minister Narayan Rane.

The Union Minister and BJP leader had given a statement against CM Uddhav Thackeray yesterday. pic.twitter.com/Y3A3cWZbTa

— ANI (@ANI) August 24, 2021

In Mumbai itself, Sena workers demonstrated outside Rane's bungalow in Juhu, leading to clashes with BJP members.

Sena’s Ratanagiri-Sindhudurg MP Vinayak Raut even wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding Rane’s expulsion from the Cabinet. “Rane has belittled the constitutional framework by his statement. The Jan Ashirwad Yatra conceptualised by the PM was to seek the blessings of the people, instead of it, Rane has been issuing statements for the cheap publicity,” Raut was quoted as saying.

Can a Central minister be arrested? What’s the procedure?

Rane’s arrest has also triggered a debate on whether the state of Maharashtra carried out due protocol to arrest him. According to BJP Maharashtra president Chandrakant Patil, the minister’s arrest was “against protocol” and questioned how it could issue an arrest warrant against a Union Minister suo motu.

So, what does the rules say and what’s the process to be followed?

If Parliament is not in session, a cabinet minister can be arrested by a law enforcement agency in case of a criminal case registered against him.

As per Section 22 A of the Rules of Procedures and Conduct of Business of the Rajya Sabha, the Police, Judge or Magistrate would, however, have to intimate the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha about the reason for the arrest, the place of detention or imprisonment in an appropriate form.

As per Section 135 of the Code of Civil Procedure, a member of Parliament has freedom from arrest during the continuance of the House and 40 days before its commencement and 40 days after its conclusion in civil cases. However, the privilege doesn't extend to criminal cases.

In Rane's case, he has been charged under Indian Penal Code sections 189 (threat of injury to public servant), 504 (intentional insult to provoke breach of public peace), 505 (statements conducive to public mischief), 500 (defamation), 505(2) (circulation of defamatory material), 153-b (1)(c) (commits any act which is prejudicial to the maintenance of harmony between different religious, racial, language or regional groups or castes or communities) of the IPC.

Infamous league of 3

Narayan Rane's arrest, however, is not the first time that a serving Union minister has been arrested. Rane, in fact, is the third Union minister in India to court arrest.

The first two were the late Murasoli Maran and T R Baalu.

In a highly publicised event, the duo was picked up at midnight by Chennai Police along with former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi in connection with a Rs 12 crore ‘flyover scam’ in June 2001.

The arrests came on the complaint filed by then Greater Chennai Corporation Commissioner JCT Acharyalu on June 29, 2001.

In visuals, aired on Sun TV, which shocked one and all, the police was seen manhandling Karunanidhi (now deceased) along with then Union Minister for Industries Murasoli Maran (he passed away in 2003) and TR Balu, who was the Union Minister for Environment and Forests at the time.

Maran, who was Karunanidhi’s nephew, had sustained injuries in the scuffle with the police during his arrest and was admitted to a hospital. Baalu had also sustained minor injuries.

They were both released on bail the next day after then Union Defence Minister George Fernandes had visited Chennai.

The arrest of the two Union ministers had caused widespread condemnation.

"In spite of identifying me as the Union minister, they did not care to produce the warrant of arrest and moreover they ill-treated and assaulted me", Baalu had said in a statement, released to the press in Chennai at the time.

Notably, the BJP had also expressed shock over the manner in which the DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu chief Minister M Karunanidhi was arrested by the police at his residence.

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liveindiatimes · 4 years

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Shiv Sena Hails "Victory" After COVID-19 Hotspot Maharashtra's Dharavi Reports Only 5 New Cases, Since April

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Shiv Sena has thanked residents of Dharavi for adhering to the lockdown norms (Representational)

Mumbai:

With the number of new COVID-19 cases from Dharavi slum sprawl in Mumbai trickling down to a single digit, the Shiv Sena on Wednesday hailed the “defeat” of the coronavirus as a befitting reply of the party-led government to its critics, an oblique reference to the BJP.

Dharavi, which was once a troublesome coronavirus hotspot, had on Tuesday reported just five new cases, the lowest since April 5. The total number of cases now stands at 2,189.

“Controlling the spread of the the pandemic in Dharavi calls for celebrations. Those criticising the MVA government’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis should also be invited for the celebration,” said the editorial in Sena mouthpiece “Saamana”.

It said the difficult task to curb the spread of coronavirus in Dharavi has earned accolades for the state government and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which is ruled by the Sena, from the Centre.

The Sena also thanked residents of Dharavi for adhering to the lockdown norms and following various other measures.

Commenting on the strategy adopted in Dharavi, the edit said the BMC administration increased testing and tracing of contacts and also made lockdown rules stricter.

The Sena also praised BMC commissioner IS Chahal and Mumbai police commissioner Parambir Singh for the Dharavi success. “However, the war against the virus is not yet over. Cases are rising elsewhere in Maharashtra,” it said.

With the highest population density of 2,27,136 persons per sq. km, Dharavi had 491 cases in April with the growth rate of 12% when the number of cases were doubling every 18 days.

As per an official release, the proactive measures adopted by the BMC brought down the COVID-19 growth rate to 4.3 per centin May and further down to 1.02 per centin June.

These measures also ensured an improved case doubling time to 43 days in May and 78 days in June 2020.

It listed challenges like common toilets, high population density, narrow lanes and crammed neighbourhood, which made it difficult to ensure that people adhere to social distancing norms.

“The BMC adopted a model of actively following four T’s Tracing, Tracking, Testing and Treating. This approach included activities like proactive screening.”

“While 47,500 people were covered by doctors and private clinics in house-to-house screening, about 14,970 people were screened with the help of mobile vans while 4,76,775 others were surveyed by BMC health workers,” the release said.

Fever clinics were set up for screening high risk category such as elderly/senior citizens, which helped to screen 3.6 lakh people, it said.

“About 8,246 senior citizens were surveyed and as part of its policy of ”timely separation”, they were separated. Altogether, 5,48,270 people have been screened in Dharavi. The suspected cases were shifted to well organized COVID Care Centres and Quarantine Centres,” the release said.

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cvrnewsdirectindia · 5 years

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‘For Maharashtra’s Welfare’: Ahead of Polls, Uddhav Thackeray Admits Sena ‘Compromised’ on Seat-Sharing Pact

In an interview to Sena mouthpiece ‘Saamana’, Uddhav Thackeray said there was no point discussing why the party parted ways with the BJP in the 2014 state assembly polls.

Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray. (PTI/ File photo)

Mumbai: Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Monday admitted that he compromised on the seat-sharing pact with the BJP for the Maharashtra polls on October 21 but insisted that it was “for the welfare of the state”.

The Sena had been pressing for at least 135 seats during months of wrangling with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) but later settled for 124 and two seats in the Maharashtra Legislative Council from the saffron party’s quota. In an interview to Sena’s mouthpiece Saamana, Thackeray said he had shown “maturity” in dealing with the alliance.

Thackeray also spoke about his son taking the plunge into electoral politics, adding that it does not mean he is retiring. The Sena chief’s son Aaditya Thackeray is entering electoral politics from Worli constituency in Mumbai, and the October 21 state polls are being seen as a litmus test for the party, whether it can bank on the young leader’s popularity to win public mandate.

“Aaditya contesting the Assembly election does not necessarily mean I am retiring from active politics. I am very much around,” he said. “I am not going to do farming,” he said sarcastically, in an apparent reference to NCP leader Ajit Pawar who recently resigned as an MLA and advised his son to prefer farming or business over politics.

He also claimed that in 2014, when the Sena and BJP snapped ties ahead of the Assembly polls, his party put a check on the ‘Modi wave’ which had swept the country.

“There is no point in discussing the reasons behind the BJP and Sena contesting (the 2014 polls) separately. It was a war. There was a ‘wave’ at the national level, but we put a check on it in Maharashtra,” he said. “Despite being in power, we have always raised voice for the cause of the common man,” he added.

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ainvestops · 5 years

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IOC says Maharashtra government positive about Ratnagiri refinery

Indian Oil Corporation, equity partner in the proposed mega West coast refinery, has held many rounds of talks with the new Maharashtra government and is hopeful of the project coming on-stream, a top company official said. The statement from Indian Oil Chairman Sanjiv Singh comes amidst local media reports that people in the Nanar region, where the USD 60 billion-plus project was originally planned and then shelved following opposition from the Shiv Sena when it was part of the previous BJP government, are demanding the refinery come up in their area now.

Shiv Sena leader and Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has shelved many large projects announced by the last BJP-Sena government.

Thackeray has put on hold Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet bullet train project, and has also not given the go-ahead for the world’s first Hyperloop project that seeks to connect Mumbai with Pune and reduce travel time to flat 20 minutes from over 3 hours now.

Following the objection by the Sena, the last Devendra Fadnavis government had proposed an alternative location for the refinery at Roha, off the east coast of the megapolis.

“As we are on course to finalise the technical configuration for the refinery (both Engineers India Ltd and American engineering consultancy Jacobs have submitted their final proposals), we are also engaging the state in the right earnest. We met them a number of times since December and we are confident that the project will go ahead,” Singh told reporters over the weekend.

On the finalisation of the configuration for the project, he said from over 100 configurations it is down to a couple of them now.

However, Singh was quick to add that unless there is finality on the location, the company cannot go ahead as identifying the land is crucial, considering it needs around 15,000 acres.

“Barring this, we are really in advanced stage of moving ahead,” he said and emphasised that he is very positive about the project.

A joint venture company called Ratnagiri Refinery has been set up, with IOC as the single largest domestic shareholder along with HPCL and BPCL which have marginal stakes, while Saudi Aramco has picked up 51 per cent along with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.

Meanwhile, Singh also said of the 35,000 new petrol pumps announced by IOC last year, as many as 11,000 are operational now.

On whether IOC, which controls more than half of the fuel market in the country, will be interested in taking over the state-run BPCL which government is keen to exit, Singh said, “Let’s see. But even the bid documents are not out yet.”

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My stand on CAA-NRC-NPR decided after consulting NCP and Cong: Maharashtra CM

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My stand on CAA-NRC-NPR decided after consulting NCP and Cong: Maharashtra CM

MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday said his stand on the CAA-NRC-NPR is well thought of and decided after holding consultations with the NCP and the Congress–the other constituents of the Shiv Sena-led Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government.

After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi as part of a scheduled visit on Friday, Thackeray said that no one needs to fear about the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and that the National Population Register (NPR) is not going to throw anyone out of the country.

Earlier, Thackeray had said that his government will not allow the proposed National Register of Citizens to be implemented as it would “impact people of all religions”.

The stand of Thackeray, who heads Shiv Sena, appeared at variance with the NCP and the Congress.

“I have made my stand clear on these issues and I have also discussed it with the alliance partners Congress and NCP,” Thackeray said while talking to reporters on the eve of the Budget session of the state legislature.

Replying to a query on senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis’ statement that a state government cannot change the questionnaire of the NPR, Thackeray said, “Senior members of the three parties (Sena, NCP and Congress) can sit together and discuss about the possible complications in its implementation in the state”.

When asked about the National Investigation Agency (NIA) taking over the investigation into the 2017 Elgar Parishad case, the CM said he didn’t hand it over to the Central agency.

“The Centre took over the probe as per law, but I am disappointed over it,” he said.

In a sudden move, the NIA took over the probe into the case last month.

Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh of the NCP had said that CM Thackeray had overruled him in handing over the probe to the NIA.

NCP chief Sharad Pawar had also expressed his disapproval with Thackeray letting the NIA take over the case.

The Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government had initially criticised the Centre’s move to hand over the case to the NIA.

The case under probe relates to alleged inflammatory speeches delivered at the Elgar Parishad conclave held at Shaniwarwada in Pune on December 31, 2017, which the police claimed, triggered violence near the Koregaon-Bhima war memorial in the district the next day.

The Pune police have claimed the conclave was backed by Maoists.

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via Today Bharat nbsp; NCP chief Sharad Pawar with party MP Sunil Tatkare arrives to address a press conference in New Delhi on Monday. New Delhi: The deadlock in Maharashtra government formation continued on Monday as the second meeting between NCP chief Sharad Pawar and Congress president Sonia Gandhi remained inconclusive with the Maharashtra leader saying that the two parties need to hold further talks on the future course of action. However, leaders in the Congress who are in the know of developments, claim that most of the contentious issues have been sorted out but the final decision of giving letters of support will only be taken with the agreement of the NCP. nbsp; The delay in government formation has brought a sense of restlessness amongst Congress MLAs in Maharashtra with a party MLA, speaking on the condition of anonymity, saying ldquo;staking claim to form the government is inexplicablerdquo;. Addressing a press conference after meeting Mrs Gandhi, Pawar said, ldquo;We have discussed in detail the political situation in Maharashtra. We will keep an eye on the situation in Maharashtra. Congress and NCP leaders will hold further talks on the future course of action.rdquo; Senior Congress leader A.K. Antony was also present in the meeting. On Sunday, the Shiv Sena had claimed that it has the support of 170 MLAs in the 288-member Assembly. When asked about the Senarsquo;s claim, Pawar said, ldquo;I donrsquo;t know about this 170 figure. You should have asked them.rdquo; Echoing the sentiments of Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, Pawar said that that they have six monthsrsquo; time to form the government. Sources say that Pawarrsquo;s decision to underplay government formation in the state could be a ploy to drive a hard bargain with the Shiv Sena with regard to key portfolio allocation in the proposed alliance government. The Congress has already stated publicly that it will not move ahead without the NCP, so the fulcrum of the alliance remains Pawar. Pawarrsquo;s meeting with the Congress chief came a day after the NCPrsquo;s core committee held a meeting in Pune and resolved that Presidentrsquo;s rule should end and an ldquo;alternative governmentrdquo; be formed in Maharashtra. The Shiv Sena had reached out to the Congress to extend support to it. Responding to the call the Congress had sent a three-member delegation to Mumbai to first speak with its pre-poll ally, the NCP. After meeting the NCP, Mrs Gandhirsquo;s aide, Ahmed Patel, who was also the part of the delegation met with the Shiv Sena chief for preliminary talks. As far as the position of the Maharashtra Assembly is concerned, there can be no alternative government without the NCPrsquo;s 54 MLAs, Congressrsquo; 44 and Shiv Senarsquo;s 56 legislators coming together. Maharashtra was placed under Presidentrsquo;s rule on November 12 after no party or alliance staked claim to form a government. Earlier in the day, Pawar said all the political parties seeking to stake claim in forming government in Maharashtra have to ldquo;choose their path.rdquo; The Sena had reached out to the Congress-NCP combine for support after its alliance with the BJP collapsed. ldquo;BJP-Shiv Sena fought together, we (the NCP) and the Congress fought together. They have to choose their path and we will do our politics,rdquo; he told reporters before the Winter Session of Parliament began.

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RS discusses water challenge amid Tamil Nadu disaster; Centre guarantees clear ingesting water for each family by 2024

http://tinyurl.com/y4tdghvb New Delhi: The federal government would supply clear ingesting water to each family of the nation by 2024, Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Shekhawat stated on Wednesday in Rajya Sabha. In addition to, the federal government would additionally undertake and promote steps for water conservation and curbing extraction of underground water, which is depleting the water desk and is a matter of concern, the minister stated. The minister was replying to a brief length dialogue within the Higher Home on water disaster within the nation throughout which members recommended a slew of steps like river interlinking, district-specific blueprint for water conservation and speedy approval for rainwater harvesting initiatives. Leaders fom Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra highlighted the plight of the folks, with CPM’s TK Rangarajan, saying “gold is cheaper than water” in Chennai. Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Shekhawat in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Screengrab from RSTV “We might attempt to present ingesting to each family of this nation by 2024,” stated Shekhawat and lauded the steps taken by governments of Karnataka and Maharashtra for conservation of water. “With their efforts, they (each states) have now come within the water-balanced state class,” Shekhawat stated, including that different states must also promote such schemes. The federal government can be contemplating reuse of water from the class of black water and gray water. He additionally careworn the necessity to promote crops which consumes much less water. “In India, to supply one kilogram of rice, round 5,600 litres of water is spent, whereas in China it’s only 350 litres,” Shekhawat stated. In keeping with him, at current, solely 5 p.c of the full water accessible is used for ingesting goal, 15 p.c by the business, and relaxation 80 p.c is utilized by for agricultural goal. States reminiscent of Maharashtra are actually allowing use of drip irrigation for sugarcane crops, whereas Haryana is incentivising farmers for rising crops aside from rice, he added. The minister additionally requested the MPs to spend cash from their MPLAD (Members of Parliament Native Space Improvement Scheme) on water conservation initiatives of their constituencies and areas. Whereas taking part within the debate, Husain Dalwai of Congress stated that individuals in Maharashtra are going through acutewater scarcity and are relying on provide from tankers. Vishambhar Nishad of Samajwadi Celebration stated that research about water disaster needs to be added to the college curriculum and college students needs to be made conscious in regards to the challenge. He stated Bundelkhand space is going through acute water scarcity in districts as Banda, Chitrakoot, Hamirput, Mahoba.DMK’s RS Bharathi stated that water needs to be introduced below the concurrent listing of the Structure and authorities ought to work on river interlinking initiatives. Lal Singh Vadodia requested the federal government to advertise micro irrigation, drip irrigation methods as achieved in nations like Israel, which obtain much less rains. Initiating the talk, AAP chief Sanjay Singh urged the central authorities to approve a rain water harvesting venture close to Yamuna proposed by the Delhi authorities, cautioning that the nationwide capital may face a water disaster in 2020. “We have now proposed rain water storage venture… however we’d like central authorities assist in any other case there could be massive water disaster in Delhi in 2020,” he stated. He knowledgeable the Home that the AAP authorities in Delhi elevated ingesting water availability to 88 p.c from 55 p.c four-and-a-half years in the past. “Nonetheless 12 p.c folks do not get ingesting water in Delhi. Due to this fact, rain water storage venture is required. Delhi used to get 990 MGD (million gallon per day) water in 1996-97 and after 23 years the sanctioned water is 900 MGD.” BJP member Satyanarayan Jatiya stated delay in monsoon has additional aggravated the water disaster within the nation. Congress MP Amee Yajnik requested the federal government to provide you with a particular plan to recycle polluted water, rechargefloor water and likewise harvest rainwater to cope with the water disaster. She stated that water scarcity goes to be the “challenge of the century”. AIADMK member R Vaithilingam spoke in regards to the issues confronted by Tamil Naidu as a consequence of water shoratge. Rangarajan stated Chennai is the primary Indian metropolis “to have gone dry” with the Central Water Fee reporting a rainfall deficit of 41 p.c in Tamil Nadu until 13 June this yr. “Many of the Chennai inhabitants at this time will depend on water tankers, municipal provide and personal provide for ingesting water. A tank of personal water prices a couple of gram of gold. Now, gold is cheaper in Chennai than water. That is the reality,” Rangarajan stated. D Raja of the Communist Celebration of India (CPI) stated Tamil Nadu is passing by way of unprecedented water disaster and requested the federal government to attempt to evolve a nationwide consensus on interlinking of rivers. Shiv Sena’s Anil Desai stated water disaster has assumed gigantic proportions to the extent that it’s believed the following struggle might be fought over water. Manoj Kumar Jha of the Rashtriya Janata Dal stated there’s a want for penal provisions to arrest the misuse of water.Ranjan Bhunia of the All India Trinamool Congress cited a Niti Aayog commentary that 60 crore persons are struggling as a consequence of acute disaster of water in India. He claimed that 84 p.c rural households lack piped water entry. Ravi Prakash Verma of Samajwadi Celebration recommended carving a nationwide district-specific blueprint for water conservation. He stated the federal government should make sure that zero effluent discharge coverage is strictly carried out by industries. Banda Prakash of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi stated round 21 cities within the nation are going through acute ingesting water disaster and requested the Centre for fast disbursal of funds to Telangana to sort out water-related points. Ashok Bajpai of BJP, Ashok Siddharth of BSP, DP Vats of BJP and Vandan Chavan of NCP, V Vijayasai Reddy of YSRCP, Binoy Viswam of CPI and C Okay Gohel of BJP additionally participated within the debate. Janata Dal (United)’s Kahkashan Perween, Prashanta Nanda of the Biju Janata Dal and Om Prakash Mathur of the BJP have been additionally among the many members who spoke on the problem. Your information to the newest cricket World Cup tales, evaluation, reviews, opinions, reside updates and scores on https://www.firstpost.com/firstcricket/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019.html. 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liveindiatimes · 4 years

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Shiv Sena Hails "Victory" After COVID-19 Hotspot Maharashtra's Dharavi Reports Only 5 New Cases, Since April

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