Assam Rifles jawans removed from checkpost after protests by women, CRPF and local police will take charge.

At the Moirang Lamkhai post in Manipur’s Bishnupur, Assam Rifles soldiers have been removed and replaced with CRPF and state police. A notification has been sent out with this information.

The decision to withdraw the Assam Rifles came after several women’s groups in the Valley districts began protesting on Monday demanding the withdrawal of the paramilitary force from the ethnic strife-torn northeastern state.

Notification Released Information.

“The checkpoint at Moirang Lamkhai on Bishnupur to Kangwai road to be replaced by 9 AR with local police and 128 Bn CRPF with immediate effect and until further orders,” said the notification issued by Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order) L Kailun on Monday.

Women Protested.

Assam Rifles has been contacted and response from the paramilitary force is awaited.

Women’s groups on Monday blocked a road in Imphal West district’s Hodam Leerak and Kwakithel and Imphal East’s Angom Likai and Khurai areas.

Relaxation in curfew.

Meanwhile, the administration of Imphal East and West districts on Tuesday extended the relaxation in curfew by two hours.

Officials said curfew has been relaxed in Imphal East and Imphal West from 5 am to 2 pm. There will be relaxation from 5 am to 4 pm for Thoubal district and from 5 am to 5 pm for Kakching.

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So far, more than 160 people have passed away.

On May 3, after a “Tribal Solidarity March” was planned in the hill regions to protest against the Meitei community’s desire for Scheduled Tribe (ST) classification, ethnic confrontations broke out in Manipur, resulting in over 160 fatalities and hundreds of injuries.

The majority of the Meiteis, who make up around 53% of Manipur’s population, reside in the Imphal Valley.

A bit more than 40% of the population are members of the tribal Naga and Kuki communities, who reside in the steep areas.

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The power struggle and war have always been with humanity. Even today we struggle with international relations and division in our own country.

Dictators like Genghis Khan and Adolf Hitler crossed all limits of war and genocide by starting atrocities. These are the most fearsome dictators who shook world history.

The world has seen extremely powerful yet people-first leaders whose values, leadership style, and work are admired to date.

Similarly, the world has also seen ruthless tyrannical dictators who became their own country’s worst nightmare.

More people have lost their lives under the rule of these dictators than in any other natural calamities in recent centuries.

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Who is the most brutal dictator in history? Let us know who are the cruelest dictators of the world from the pages of history.

By the way, people keep Adolf Hitler at the top of this list. Hitter is known for his tyranny and brutality during his Nazi Party and his dictatorial regime.

He was a German politician, the founder of the Nazi Party, and also served as Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945.

It is said that he was directly responsible for the brutality and murder of about one crore 70 lakh people.

Many people also keep Stalin and Saddam Hussain on this list.

Never brushed in life.

Mao Zedong or Mao Zedong. Such a cruel dictator of China who never brushed his teeth in his life and barely took a bath once in 3/4 months.

According to a book, when Mao woke up, instead of brushing, he used to rinse his teeth with tea to clean them, his teeth were covered with green fungus.

This dictator ruled China from 1949 to 1976. He used to kill his opponents very quickly, without laziness, and used to finish them with speed.

Adolf Hitler.

‘The cruelest dictator in history is Adolf Hitler, during whose reign about 17 million people were murdered.”

He burnt millions of Jews alive, including Jews, Christians, women, and children. But did not show mercy. Hitler is considered responsible for the Second World War.

Saddam Hussein.

‘The most infamous Iraqi dictator of the 21st century, Saddam Hussain, is the killer of 2 million people.”

Saddam Hussein, who did not even spare his opponents, was the biggest enemy of the people of the Kurdish community.

For this, he used poisonous gas on them, which children, old people, and women to lose their lives.

Saddam Hussain used to kill people by giving them painful death, then used to record their voices, then when he used to have dinner in the evening, listening to that scream He used to laugh out loud.

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Afghan Women Protest: Ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, women’s freedom has been banned. Restrictions on the basic rights of women have become a global concern under the Taliban.

Afghan women have started protesting for their rights in Kabul.

According to local News, women are demanding independence by coming out on the streets of Kabul for education and jobs for girls more than the sixth grade.

Demand for girls’ education in Afghanistan.

Women protesters have called on the Taliban to work for women and allow education for girls above grade 6.

“We call on the United Nations and the international community to pay attention to us and protect women from violations of their rights,” said Marghalare, a former Interior Ministry employee.

Afghan Protests: Women demanded employment.

Women in Afghanistan are becoming victims of the lack of employment and atrocities by the Taliban. Education has been limited in Afghanistan, forcing women to protest in the streets.

The women protesters showed their educational documents while protesting and demanding jobs and education from the government.

“The documents we have on hand are useless because we are all at home and have no jobs,” Shokoriya, a protester said.

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Taliban capture in August last year.

The Taliban took control of Afghanistan on 15 August 2021. Taliban was the first to withdraw the rights of women and girls after the Taliban took control.

Women started protesting in the streets from the first week after the Taliban came to power.

According to Human Rights Watch, the Taliban’s response has been brutal from the beginning.

Beating up protesters, disrupting protests, and detaining and torturing journalists covering demonstrations. The Taliban also banned unauthorized protests.

The brutality of the Taliban.

Significantly, there was a protest in Kabul on 16 January in which the Taliban showed a brutal response and threatened to use pepper spray and electric shock devices on the protesters.

Also, there were attacks on the protesters. The human rights situation in Afghanistan has worsened since the fall of the Afghan government in August last year and the return of the Taliban to power.

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Now women are once again active in terrorist activities in Kashmir. This has been confirmed that a woman carried out a petrol bomb attack on a CRPF camp in Sopore, north Kashmir on Tuesday.

Confirming the attack, IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar said that even though the woman terrorist was wearing a burqa.

The woman terrorist, who hails from Sopore, has been identified and will be in police custody very soon.

Later, a video of the attack went viral on the internet media, in which the woman is clearly seen attacking.

According to the information received here, last Tuesday evening at around 7.15 pm, a CRPF camp in Sopore was attacked with a petrol bomb.

The petrol bomb fell near the outer gate of the camp and exploded with a loud bang. With this, there was a fire.

The CRPF personnel standing at the entrance doused the fire immediately. During this, the attacker woman managed to escape from the spot.

After some time a video of this attack went viral on the internet media. It shows a burqa-clad woman suddenly stopping on the road a short distance from the main gate of the CRPF camp.

She takes something out of her bag, sets it on fire before anyone can figure it out, and immediately tosses it towards the CRPF camp.

There is an explosion and flames are visible. With this, the woman runs away from there.

Initially, the police did not confirm the attack, but after the video went viral on the internet media.

IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar confirmed it on Wednesday morning saying that the burqa-clad woman who threw the petrol bomb has been identified and arrested very soon. will be done.

Meanwhile, a soldier of Army’s 34 RR, Vishnu, got injured due to a sudden bullet fired from his own rifle this morning at Behibagh Kulgam in South Kashmir.

It is being told that he was cleaning his service rifle when suddenly the trigger of the rifle was pressed from his hand. He has been admitted to Army’s 92 Base Hospital for treatment.

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The Madras High Court has directed the withdrawal of salaries of two women police officers for not implementing a court order on non-bailable warrants against two persons in a domestic violence case.

Justice P. Velmurugan’s recent order comes on a petition filed by the petitioner against his father-in-law, seeking a direction to the first respondent police to execute the non-bailable warrant issued by the local court.

Though both had filed a petition in the High Court seeking quashing of the non-bailable warrant, the court ordered the police to execute the warrant and file a compliance report.

The court observed that both the women officers were posted as Inspectors in the Respondent Police Station at the relevant time and it is clear that both had not taken any effective step to comply with the order of the Court.

Being public servants, both did not discharge their duties satisfactorily.

Being public servants, both are getting salaries from public money and they did not give any valid reason for not obeying the order of the court. Hence they are not entitled to get a salary for that period.

Therefore, the Commissioner of Police, Chennai is ordered to take departmental action against both the officers and to withdraw the salary received by them during their posting in the police station.

This amount will be sent back to the Tamil Nadu government and an action taken report will be filed in this court before February 2022.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and some other VIPs will be seen under the security cover of women commandos of CRPF.

The first contingent of women commandos of CRPF trained in VIP protection will soon be deployed to protect these people.

Official sources said that these women commandos will be deployed everywhere from home to outside under their protection.

Women commandos will also accompany the VIPs during the campaigning for the assembly elections of five states to be held next year.

The first contingent of women commandos of CRPF is proficient in VIP security.

The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has prepared the first contingent of women commandos for VIP security. It has 32 women commandos.

These women commandos will be deployed under the security of the Z+ security VIP. Sources said that these women commandos have recently completed 10 weeks of VIP security training.

In this, they have been taught how to fight without weapons, search the body and use special weapons. They are expected to be deployed by next month.

Sources said that initially these women commandos will be deployed in Delhi to protect persons with Z+ security.

These include Amit Shah, Sonia Gandhi, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra as well as Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, and his wife Gursharan Kaur.

SPG’s security was withdrawn.

Recently, the government had withdrawn SPG protection from the Gandhi family after former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

The Central Government has provided Z plus security of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.

For this, a battalion of CRPF has been formed.

CRPF does not go abroad with Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Sonia Gandhi, and Manmohan Singh. CRPF only gives security to VIPs till the airport.

However, the bulletproof vehicles of the SPG would continue to be a security cover for the Gandhi family, it was demanded by the CRPF.

All the devices and vehicles with SPG are available with the CRPF personnel deployed under the protection of Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and Priyanka Gandhi.

Now only Prime Minister Modi will have SPG cover.

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Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday said incidents of sexual harassment and related crimes against women are on the decline in the state and his government aims to create a society where no woman is harassed.

He made the statement during Zero Hour in the state assembly when the opposition Congress-led UDF tried to attack the Vijayan-led Left government and the Home Department over some recent incidents of violence and rape against women in different parts of the state.

Citing figures, the Chief Minister said that in 2016, 15,114 cases of violence against women were registered, while in 2020 the number came down to 12,659.

The number of rape cases has come down to 1,880 in 2020 from 2,003 in the year 2017, he said, adding that only 3,890 assault cases were registered in 2020, while 4,413 cases were registered in 2017.

He said the number of deaths following dowry-related harassment came down to just six in 2020 from 12 reported in 2017.

“The fact is that between 2016 and 2021, the number of sexual assault and related crimes are showing a decline,” Vijayan said. Violence against women seems to be declining in the state.

But, the government is not satisfied with this. Our aim is to create a society where no woman is harassed.

He said that the government itself was interfering in the investigation of crimes against women. He said that several programs have been launched to achieve the target.

He also questioned the allegations leveled by MLA Rosie M Jan (Congress).

Rosie M Jan had given notice for an adjournment motion on the issue that the southern state was worse off than northern India in terms of attacks against women.

The opposition, however, alleged that there were three incidents of gang rape in Kerala in the last three months and that the police and the home department failed to investigate the attacks against women.

Adding to the recent cases of rape and other crimes against women across the state, including a minor Dalit girl in Kuttiyadi, he said, they wanted to discuss the matter in the House.

Speaker MB Rajesh did not give a chance to the opposition on the basis of the answer of the Chief Minister, then the opposition members later staged a walkout.

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Karnataka Health Minister Dr.K. Sudhakar made a big claim about women on Sunday.

He said that the women of modern India want to be single, do not want to give birth to children even after marriage, and want children through surrogacy.

Dr. Sudhakar said this during the program organized on World Mental Health Day at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS).

Health Minister said, such women, do not want to have children even after marriage

He said, ‘Today I am sorry to say, most modern women in India want to remain single. Even if she gets married, she does not want to give birth.

They want children through surrogacy. In this way, our thinking is changing which is not good.

Expressing grief over the western influence on Indian society, the Health Minister of Karnataka said that children of today do not want to keep their parents with them.

Keeping stress away is an art, Indians need not learn it, but tell the world.

He said, ‘Unfortunately today we are going on the western route. We don’t want our parents to be with us. Forget about keeping grandparents together.

Regarding mental health, he said that every seventh Indian is suffering from some mental problem. This problem can be mild, moderate, or severe.

However, he also said that keeping stress away is an art, and Indians need not learn about it but tell the world how to do it.

The situation is worrying due to heavy rains in Tamil Nadu, flood warnings issued in many areas.

Heavy rains have created a flood-like situation in many parts of Tamil Nadu. The water level of the rivers has increased due to incessant rains.

Authorities on Sunday issued a preliminary flood warning for people living close to the banks of the Kosasthalaiyar river in the Tiruvallur district.

The Poondi reservoir near here has almost reached its maximum capacity.

An additional 1,000 cusecs of water would be released from 2 pm on Sunday in view of the increasing water inflow due to rains.

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Women soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder with the army in Kashmir became a source of inspiration for the girls

Women soldiers of Assam Rifles, who are playing a leading role in counter-terrorist operations in Kashmir, are proving to be of great help to the Indian Army.

These women soldiers are becoming an inspiration for the local girls. Impressed by these, many people have also given their consent to recruit their daughters to the central security forces.

A contingent of women soldiers of Assam Rifles is stationed in Kashmir since last year.

Women soldiers of Assam Rifles mainly.

Karnah, adjoining the Line of Control in North Kashmir, is stationed in the Tangdar sector only.

In many places, they have also been deployed at the Nakas, where they check the women and children in the vehicles.

Apart from this, if an anti-terrorist operation is going on in a populated area, then their help is also taken during the search of houses there.

A senior army officer said that the convenience we have got in counter-terrorism operations due to the presence of women soldiers is a different matter, the biggest impact has been on the mentality of the local people.

Seeing these women soldiers, many people here have started talking about sending their daughters to the army and central forces.

People of Kashmir are patient: Rekha.

Rekha Kumari, who hails from Bardhaman in Bengal, said that she had also been posted in Manipur and Nagaland before coming to Kashmir.

When the deployment took place here, there were many fears in my mind, when I came here, all the fears went away.

The people here are very cordial in conversation. When we go in a search operation, it is a symbol of the lenient and soft attitude of the security forces. Women fully cooperate in the search operation.

I am a woman and can understand other women’s expressions very well. This increases the confidence of the local women in us and they cooperate.

Local girls ask about recruitment: Rupali.

Rupali Dangad, a woman soldier from Maharashtra, said that she participates in almost every kind of duty here. From the duty of sentry to the security of the bunker.

Also goes in the search operation. Nakas is also posted. There’s no fear here. It is very nice when local girls come to us and ask us about joining the army.

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A Sikh delegation led by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee President Manjinder Singh Sirsa met Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in Srinagar on Sunday.

The Sikh delegation raised other issues relating to the protection of the rights of women of the Sikh community and the community.

During the meeting at the Raj Bhavan, Sirsa expressed displeasure over the abduction and conversion of two Sikh girls in Kashmir and demanded an inquiry into the matter.

The Lieutenant Governor has assured proper action in this matter.

He took up with the Lieutenant Governor about the protection of the rights of the women of the Sikh community in Jammu and Kashmir.

The formation of the Minorities Commission in J&K, the implementation of the Inter-Religious Caste Marriage Act, the land of the Gurdwara at Barthana, Srinagar, and other religious matters.

The representatives told the need to give reservations to the Sikh community in the delimitation process.

The Lieutenant Governor assured the delegates that appropriate steps would be taken after considering the issues raised by them.

The Lieutenant Governor said that the Government of Jammu and Kashmir is accountable for the service of the people.

The government is taking steps without any discrimination to ensure good governance along with responsibility and protect the rights of every section of society.

He said that the administration would take steps to address the issues raised by the Sikh community. The delegation included members of various District Gurdwara Management Committees of Kashmir.

Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Pandurang Pole, IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar, Srinagar SSP Sandeep Choudhary were present in the meeting.

Lieutenant Governor Sinha said – the balance between nature and development is necessary, forest area increased by 20 percent in the state.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said that it is necessary to maintain the right balance between nature and development.

The role of the Forest Department is also important in this. He directed the concerned officers to find out ways to reduce the adverse effects of development.

The Lieutenant Governor asked the officials to take the help of technical experts for the conservation of four poplars in Dal Lake.

The Lieutenant Governor launched the One Beat Guard-One Village program on the foundation day of the 130 years of dedicated service program of the Jammu and Kashmir Forest Department.

The Lieutenant Governor said that there are 42 types of forests in Jammu and Kashmir.

The forest area has increased by 20%. According to a report, the total forest area in the year 2019 was 10.46 percent, which increased to 39.66 percent in the year 2020.

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