An FIR was lodged against Lal on Tuesday night based on a complaint by a Delhi-based lawyer. In his complaint, advocate Vineet Jindal said Lal recently shared a derogatory, provocative tweet on the Shivling that hurtled religious sentiments of Hindus.

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The Kuravilangad police had booked him a nun two years back, who had served as mother general with the Jesus of Missionaries at Jalandhar, allegedly that she was raped on multiple occasion by Mulakkal.

She alleged that she was raped 13 times between 2014 and 2016 at Kuravilangad convent in Kottayam.

Meanwhile, the case was registered after 86 days of investigation in which police recorded statements of 81 witnesses against Bishop on September 21, 2018.

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The board said that those are not wearing ‘decent’ clothes shall not be allowed to enter into the sacred place.

Temple Secretary Sharda Prajapati appealed to devotees especially to youngsters, to be cautious with their clothing and avoid from wearing short or revealing clothes at a holy place.

Prajapati told that this decision has been taken after considering myriad of complaints received from devotees and it is also important to maintain the temple traditions and attire is a part of it, which must be respected, he added.

Shri Mansa Devi is situated on the Shivalik foothills in village Bilaspur, Tehsil and District Panchkula, during the period 1811-1815.

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A video went viral on the social media in which RJ and other women could be seen dancing to Sikh hymns in a derogatory manner during a Teej function on Friday. The function was organized by a Panchkula-based women’s social club at the dhaba in Zirakpur.

Station house officer Zirakpur Onkar Singh Brar that a case has been registered Sethi, RJ Meenakshi, Panchkula residents Jyoti Sehgal, Poonam Sehgal and Preeti for hurting religious sentiments. Seti has been arrested and remaining accused in this case would be apprehended soon.

The video invited criticism from various Sikh organizations and community leaders and later a case was registered on Friday night on the complaint filed by Jaswinder Singh Rajpura. Sethi has on Monday produced before local court and sent to judicial custody.

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“To mark the completion of nine months of historic, continuous peaceful protests by lakhs of farmers, Samyukt Kisan Morcha has decided to hold a national convention on August 26,” a statement from the Samyukt Kisan Morcha said.

The umbrella body of over 40 farm unions said that all-India convention would witness participation of representatives of hundreds of farmers’ unions to make this event a success.

Thousands of farmers from across the country, particularly Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, have been camping at Delhi borders, including Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur, since November last year.

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The move came after a civil writ petition filed by Puran Singh of Nurmahal, creation of a ‘fake gram’ panchayat allegedly by the Divya Jyoti Jagriti Sansthan(DJJS) in Nurmahal.

Singh, claiming to be the former driver of DJJS head Ashutosh Maharaj (clinically dead but claimed to be in Samadhi), sought the information through RTI information, a copy of which with), revealed that Jalandhar village Divya Gram reportedly does not exist in revenue records but was getting grants for developmental works.

Following this, he had filed a civil writ petition which was listed before the bench of Justice Anil Kshetarpal.

He submitted in the court that a fake gram panchayat, village Diviya Gram, has been created in order to siphon off funds granted by the 14th Finance Commission as also the Local Area Development Fund and Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA). The rural development and panchayat also receive grants from the board.

Advocate Baltej Singh Sidhu said, “The department constituted a gram Sabha for a non-existing village and took development grants. A legal notice was also sent to the state for conducting a probe but no action was taken,” he told the court.

He said that the court directed the state government to conclude the inquiry into the entire matter and placed it on record on adjourned date of September 7 the court.

The village reportedly received grants worth Rs 2.59 lakhs under MNREGA and the number of houses in the village listed is 59 but the government’s revenue department does not have any records of it which is illegal as per the law, the advocate said.

When contacted, Block development and panchayat officer (BDPO) Pawanpreet Kaur said, “A department inquiry is going on into the matter and a reply will be submitted in the matter before the high court.”

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Amritsar: After bringing laurels to the country in the Tokyo Olympics, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) on Wednesday gave an award of Rs 1 crore to the Indian men’s hockey team for winning the bronze medal in the Olympics.

11 players of the men’s and women’s hockey national teams were accorded a rousing welcome upon their arrival at the Sri Guru Ramdas Jee International airport in Amritsar and later they visited the Golden Temple to pay their obeisance .

SGPC president Bibi Jagir Kaur also announced and said that other players who are participating individually in the Olympics will also be awarded Rs 5 lakh each.

“We all are proud of the Indian hockey as the medal had come after 41 years,” she said.

“The medal in hockey has come after a gap of 41 years. We are proud of the Indian team,” she said and added that the team would soon pay obeisance at

“We will also open academies for training youngsters for civil services exams in,” said the SGPC president.

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New Delhi: After the attack on a temple in Pakistan, a new incident of vandalizing at least four Hindu temples has reported at Bangladesh’s Khulna district. Miscreants reportedly also damaged some shops and houses belonging to the minority community in the area.
Local police have arrested 10 people in this case and also beefed up security in the locality to avoid a communal clash in the locality, according to a local media report.
The report state that the incident occurred at Shiali village in Rupsha Upazila on Saturday after a confrontation between Hindu and Muslim inhabitants.
Victims claimed that miscreants had attacked them and later the Shiali Mahasmashan temple. They vandalized the idols in the temple and the crematorium.
Later, the furious mob went to the Shiali Purbapara area, where they damaged the idols of Hindu gods and goddesses in Hari Mandir, Durga Mandir and the Govinda Mandir, the report said adding that about six shops and two houses belonged to local Hindu community members were also vandalized.
Local mosque’s Imam Maulana Nazim Uddin said that local Hindus were going towards the Shiali Mahasmashan temple while singing kirtan during the Esha prayers, one of the five mandatory Islamic prayers, which led to the scuffle.
Earlier, a video went of damaging Hindu idols in Pakistan went viral on social media but later local community retorted the temple.

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