The role of the Tamil Nadu Muslim Munnetra Kazhagam in helping such infiltrators in the state is now under the scanner A dispute over sharing of relief materials given to people stranded in their homes due to the nation-wide lockdown to combat novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) has led to the exposure of illegal Bangladesh immigrants living on the outskirts of Tamil Nadu’s capital Chennai. This is happening in India, and the worst is happening in Bangladesh, where Hindus are excluded from receiving food-aid altogether - and Indian government is still sending aid to Bangladesh. https://swarajyamag.com/news-brief/illegal-bangladeshi-immigrants-detected-in-tamil-nadu-following-dispute-over-sharing-covid-19-relief-material-state-police-let-them-go-free

FIR registered against Jamia Millia Islamia law student Mahoor Parvez in UP for calling martyred soldiers and police personnel as ‘war criminals’ The police said that an FIR has been registered against Parvez under non-bailable IPC sections 505-B, 505-2 and the relevant sections of the IT Act. A case has been registered against Jamia Millia Islamia University student Mahoor Parvez in Bulandshahr in UP on Thursday for referring the martyred Indian soldiers in Handwara encounter on Sunday as ‘war criminals’. According to the reports, the 22-year-old student was booked on the basis of a complaint filed by a Bajrang Dal office-bearer named Praveen Bhati. The case was filed in Bulandshahr’s Khurja police station. The FIR stated that Mahoor Parvez, through her Instagram post last Sunday, “tried to sow seeds of acrimony among different sections of society.” Praveen Bhati, a lawyer and Seh Sanyojak of the Bajrang Dal’s Bulandshahr unit said, “While our soldiers are laying down their lives for the country, some elements within our nation who have their vested interests to serve are maligning their sacrifice.We will not tolerate such anti-national activities and will take to the streets if she was not arrested by the police soon”. Complaints against Mahoor Parvez were also filed by advocates Manoj Kumar, Dinesh Yadav, Aman Shokeen, Sakshi Goel, Suchitra Kaintura, Priyanka Singh, Jyoti Verma, Pranav Bhaskar with the Cyber Police station in Delhi, saying that the comments of Mahoor not only hurts sentiments of families of martyred soldiers and police personnel, but it is also a seditious act against the nation. The advocates asked to action against him under various sections of IPC and IT Act.

There isn't a single politician's son in the army posted in Kashmir - then how will a politician know what if feels like to lose a son to a terrorist? Army has to flee from the same people, for whom they risked their lives to save - who turned out to be nothing but mad dogs - trying to bite the hand that saved them.

In a shocking incident, thousands of fish have been killed in Karanataka after two youths poisoned the Phalguni River at Dadelu in Belthangady in Dakshina Kannada district. According to the reports, on April 30, thousands of dead fish were found on the banks of the river in Nadthikkal village near Venur, Belthangady after two persons of the village had allegedly poisoned the river. The Phalguni river is not only the source of fresh water for the residents of the village but also the mainstay for several animals and birds, according to the villagers.