Rajpal Yadav submits ₹1.15 crore demand draft in Supreme Court
Rajpal Yadav submitted ₹1.15-crore demand draft in the Supreme Court in a 16-year-old cheque-bounce case. His lawyer said another ₹85 lakh would be paid through RTGS on October 13, after Navratri, due to delayed property sale. The court warned Yadav his place was in jail and cautioned him against arrogance.
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IOOA announces protest after field officer killed in Maharashtra
The Indian Oil Officers’ Association has announced protests after IOCL field officer Mahesh Shelke was fatally stabbed while performing official duties at a petrol pump in Hingoli. The association demanded stronger security, risk assessments, police support and a time-bound investigation, urging IOCL and authorities to ensure staff safety and zero tolerance for workplace violence.
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Virat Kohli Breaks Silence on ₹5 Crore Claim: ‘Completely False’
Virat Kohli has denied claims that he was paid ₹5 crore to visit Premanand Maharaj’s ashram in Vrindavan. His spokesperson said Kohli visited the spiritual leader solely out of faith and reverence. The statement called the allegations completely false, baseless and factually incorrect, while urging media to exercise due diligence.
Three suspected criminals injured in encounter with Sitamarhi police
Three wanted criminals, including suspect in a murder case, were injured in an encounter with police in Sitamarhi. Police said the trio opened fire while attempting to flee on a motorcycle. Officers retaliated, injuring three. Police recovered three pistols and eight cartridges, suspecting two weapons were used in the murder case.
CJP’s Saurav Das warns Delhi Police of ‘long fight’ over October 10 protest
Das formally notified Delhi Police about the October 10 Jantar Mantar protest, demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and electoral reforms. Das said protesters would remain firm even if Kumar resigns, urging people to join. Student groups also announced participation, accusing the Election Commission of irregularities and demanding reforms.
Jamshedpur Police Encounter Injures Two Accused in Mall Firing Case
Two accused in the Bindal Mall restaurant firing case were injured in a police encounter on Marine Drive in Jamshedpur. Police said both sides exchanged three rounds of fire. Mohan Yadav and Ajit Mandal suffered leg injuries and were taken to MGM Hospital. Police also recovered weapons based on their information. The investigation and search operation continue across the area.
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Patna High Court Rebukes Civic, Police Authorities Over Safety
The Patna High Court has criticised the municipal corporation and police over safety, sanitation and facilities. The court noted 22 cases near Vaishali Golambar between January and July, including drug and liquor offences. It ordered 24x7 CCTV surveillance, street lighting, removal of encroachments and park maintenance, summoning officials on October 9.
Nishant Opposes Renewal of Farakka Treaty, Cites Bihar’s Interests
Bihar Health Minister Nishant Kumar has opposed renewal of the Farakka Water Sharing Treaty between India and Bangladesh, saying it does not serve Bihar’s interests. He said the Centre has been urged to ensure Bihar receives its share of Ganga water. Nishant stressed Bihar’s concerns must receive priority during any negotiations.
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RJD MLA Bhai Virendra Targets JDU, Bihar Government
RJD MLA Bhai Virendra claimed JDU is facing an internal crisis, saying the party may cease to exist. He urged Nitish Kumar and Minister Nishant Kumar to act. Virendra alleged Bihar’s treasury was empty and criticised the government. He backed protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar and urged Nitish to accept Prashant Kishor’s challenge.
