New Delhi: Congresstoday accused PrimeMinister Narendra Modiof wearing different"masks" and giving "tacitapproval" to communalisethe situation in the wakeof Dadri lynching inci-dent.

"The way ministers inthe Modi government areraising the communaltemperature in the wakeof the Dadri incident andstill the Prime Minister issilent suggests his tacitadmission to theiractions" party spokesper-son Shobha Oza toldreporters.

"The way things aredeveloping, right to lifewill have to be demand-ed," she said.

Ms Oza noted thatPresident PranabMukherjee has empha-sized that the core valuesof diversity, tolerance andplurality of Indian

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New Delhi: Nestle Indiatoday asked the apex consumercourt why fresh food safety testswere being ordered on Magginoodles when a similar exercisehas already been conducted asper the directions of the BombayHigh Court.

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10 Swine Flu CasesReported in Rajasthan,Says Health Department

Saleem: DMK leader MKStalin has been caught on cam-era appearing to slap a man whotried to click a selfie with himnear Coimbatore in Tamil Nadutoday.

As the video was shared viral-ly on WhatsApp and other socialmedia platforms, Mr Stalin's

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Did MK Stalin Slap aMan Who Wanted toClick a Selfie?

New Delhi: Union Minister forWomen and Child DevelopmentManeka Gandhi today appealed toStates and Union Territories toimplement 33 per cent reservationfor women in police force toaddress the problem of crimeagainst women saying that all-women police station can not address the problemalone. "States need to push 33 per cent reservation for

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Implement 33 Per Cent Reservation for Womenin Police Force, Says Maneka Gandhi

Sehore, Madhya Pradesh: InMadhya Pradesh's GuradiyaVarma village, about 120 kilo-metres from Bhopal, 21-year-oldAnita Kaleshriya is an inspira-tion for many.

Enthused by a workshop oncleanliness organised by a localgroup, she built a toilet in herhouse in May last year with money from her govern-ment scholarship fund.

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With Her Scholarship, She Built aToilet. And a Village Was Changed

New Delhi: A local BJP leadertoday filed a complaint with theDelhi Police against senior UttarPradesh Minister Azam Khanaccusing him of trying to createcommunal tension and treacheryby taking the Dadri mob killingissue to the United Nations.

Delhi BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay in the com-plaint filed at Parliament Street police station said, "Isaw Azam Khan's media interview and also read hisletter written to the UN on October 5 which have hurtmy religious sentiments." "Upadhyay filed a complaint

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Delhi BJP Leader Files PoliceComplaint Against Azam Khan

Hyderabad: AIMIM chiefAsaduddin Owaisi todaysought action against BJP law-makers who attacked an inde-pendent lawmaker in theJammu and Kashmir assemblyfor hosting a beef party.

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Act Against Those WhoAttacked Kashmir Lawmaker,Says Asaduddin Owaisi

Jammu: Mobile internetservices have been blocked inJammu, the police said today,citing fear of misuse of socialmedia to stir trouble over thebeef controversy.

Earlier in the day, severalBJP lawmakers beat up anIndependent legislator

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New Delhi: NestleIndia today asked theapex consumer courtwhy fresh food safetytests were being orderedon Maggi noodles whena similar exercise hasalready been conductedas per the directions ofthe Bombay High Court.

The matter came upbefore the NationalConsumer DisputesRedressal Commission(NCDRC), which heardit for nearly three hours.

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New Delhi: The deathtoll of Indians in the Hajstampede has risen to 81even as scores of nation-als are still missing afterthe last month's tragedy,worst to hit the annualpilgrimage in 25 years.

Noting that Minister ofState for External AffairsVK Singh was in SaudiArabia for the identifica-tion process of the miss-ing Indians by the Saudiauthorities, MEASpokesperson VikasSwarup said seven moreIndian have been identi-fied among the deceasedin the Haj stampede tak-ing the toll to 81.

"The minister soughtthe intervention of theSaudi Health Minister tofind the identities of allthe Indian pilgrims. Healso conveyed that sever-al missing cases werestill pending with the

Indian mission and it canonly be resolved after theidentification process iscomplete. Singh hasbeen assured of all sup-port and assistance bythe Saudi minister," he

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi WearingDifferent Masks, Alleges Congress

Number of Indians Dead in Haj StampedeRises to 81, Says Government

Activist RahulEaswar Targeted ForNot SupportingKerala 'Beef Festival'

Alapuzha: Social activistand author Rahul Easwar'scar was today damaged andhis path blocked by somestudents after he refused tolend support to a 'beef festi-val' being organised in vari-ous colleges in Kerala toprotest against the Dadrilynching incident.

On the basis of a com-plaint filed by Mr Easwar,police registered a caseagainst 25 students ofMilad E Sherif MemorialCollege in Kayamkulam.

Mr Easwar had come tothe college for delivering a

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New Delhi: Droneswill be used for the firsttime for surveillance inthe upcoming Biharassembly polls, accord-ing to a top electionofficial.

"Helicopters havebeen used in the past forsurveillance, but droneswill be used this time,probably for the firsttime," R Lakshmanan,Bihar's Additional ChiefElectoral Officer, toldIANS in an interviewover the phone from

Patna. He declined togive operational detailsabout the drone usage.

The task of conduct-ing polls for the 243assembly constituenciesacross the 38 districts ofthe country's third mostpopulous state will bedone in five phases -October 12, 16, 28,November 1 and 5.Counting of votes willtake place on November8.

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Drones to Monitor Bihar AssemblyPolls, Says Top Election Official

Paris: Companies fromacross the world have bidfor the project to buildSmart Cities in India, saidUnion Urban DevelopmentMinister M. VenkaiahNaidu who added that theFrench want to take upthree of the cities.

In an interview to MediaIndia Group, Mr Naidu,who was in France for athree-day visit, called forgreater participation of thepeople in the government's

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Chandigarh: Train androad traffic was hit inPunjab for second daytoday as thousands offarmers seeking highercompensation for cropsdamaged in Whiteflyattack continued their stir,while unions spearheadingthe protest announced to

extend it for another twodays.

Jagmohan Singh,Secretary General of BKU(Ekta), said the "core com-mittee meeting of farmers'unions decided to continuewith their protest for thenext two days."

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New Delhi: Citingadministration in MadhyaPradesh and Gujarat,Union Minister JitendraSingh today said that BJPis the only alternative inBihar which can offerequal opportunity to eachand every citizen particu-larly the youth regardlessof their family lineage orpolitical clout.

Mr Singh, Minister ofState in Prime Minister'sOffice, was speaking at afunction to flag off 300volunteers of BJP-affiliat-ed Akhil BharatiyaVidyarthi Parishad(ABVP) for Patna to takepart in Bihar election cam-

paign."Bihar has no option but

Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) and the question isnot who is better than theother but the real questionis whether, other than BJP,is there any alternative

political dispensationwhich can offer equalopportunity to each andevery citizen particularlythe youth regardless oftheir family lineage orpolitical clout," he said.

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Bihar Has No Option But BJP, SaysUnion Minister Jitendra Singh

Foreign Companies Keen on SmartCities Project, Says Venkaiah Naidu

Farmers Extend Stir in Punjab,Train Services Remain Affected

New Delhi: Reactingsharply to report that US isconsidering a nuclear dealwith Pakistan on the linesof the Indo-US deal, Indiatoday said that anyoneconsidering a nuke pactshould first seeIslamabad's proliferationtrack record.

"We have seen thesereports and it is not for thefirst time this issue has sur-faced. Whosoever is exam-ining that particulardossier should be wellaware of Pakistan's track

record in the area of prolif-eration. And when Indiagot this particular deal itwas on the basis of ourown impeccable non-pro-liferation track record,"spokesperson in theExternal Affairs Ministry,Vikas Swarup said.

In an apparent referenceto Pakistani scientist,Abdul Qadeer Khan, whowas accused of leaking thenuke technology to coun-tries like North Korea, MrSwarup said, "That is the

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Consider Pakistan'sProliferation Track RecordBefore Any Nuke Deal: India

Patna: Bihar ChiefMinister Nitish Kumartoday accused PrimeMinister Narendra Modiof injecting communal-ism into the election cam-paign after the BJP leader

attacked RJD chief LaluPrasad.

"The real Modi on dis-play - brazen attempt toadd communal texture toBihar polls but deafeningsilence on deplorable

incident in Dadri," MrNitish Kumar tweeted.

"All to see whyVajpayeeji was forced toremind him to follow RajDharma, but wonder who

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Nitish Kumar:Prime Minister Modi InjectingCommunalism in Bihar

RJD Chief LaluPrasad Continuesto Face TroubleOver Beef Remark

Hajipur/Araria: RJDpresident Lalu Prasadcontinued to face troubleover his controversial"Hindus also eat beef"comment with a freshcomplaint case filedagainst him in a Vaishalicourt today.

A social workerSampoorna Nand Girifiled a complaint in thecourt of Vaishali ChiefJudicial Magistrate JayRam Prasad against theRJD chief for his com-ment that "Hindus alsoeat beef".

The court admitted thecomplaint and transferredit to Additional ChiefJudicial MagistrateMohammad Fazullah.

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New Delhi: NestleIndia Limited todayquestioned the jurisdic-tion of the apex con-sumer commission to trya Rs. 640 crore suit filed

by the Centre against itfor alleged unfair tradepractices pertaining to itspopular noodles brand,Maggi, saying the

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2 NEW DELHI | FRIDAY | OCTOBER 09, 2015Fight for right

Prime Minister...civilization must be kept in mind and can-

not be allowed to be wasted."The Prime Minister is wearing different

masks. He is giving tacit approval to commu-nalise the situation in the wake of Dadri andspeaks the language of development in poll-bound Bihar," she said.

Hitting back at Mr Modi for calling JD(U)-RJD-Congress as 'mahaswarth bandhan"(alliance of big opportunism), she said BJPally Mr Ram Vilas Paswan had resigned fromVajpayee Cabinet in the aftermath of theGujarat communal riots while Mr UpendraKushwaha was a JD(U) MP.

Ms Oza also accused Mr Modi of giving aveiled threat to people of Bihar that if theyfailed to elect BJP to power, they will bedenied the Rs. 1.25 lakh crore package fromthe Centre.

People of Bihar, she claimed, knew thatPrime Minister promises the moon before theelections, but delivers little after gettingelected.

She said that the problem of Rs. 2,000 crorein arrears of cane growers in the state couldhave got resolved if the seven central minis-ters from Bihar had shown commitment inthe past 16 months.

She said that the Prime Minister is notspeaking a word on the issue of rising pricesof essential commodities which has hit hardthe common man.

She claimed that Mr Ram Vilas Paswan,who is the Food Minister at the Centre, alsohails from Bihar but was "doing precious lit-tle to bring down prices at a time when tur dalhas become Rs. 200 per kg and onions Rs.80".

Mr Modi also came under attack from theCongress chief spokesman RandeepSurjewala who demanded an apology fromthe Prime Minister as well as BJP and RSSalleging that they have an "anti-dalit, anti-STand anti-backward classes mindset".

In a statement, Mr Surjewala alleged thatthe Prime Minister is "carrying forward theRSS ideology of denying social justice andsubjugating these deprived sections- Dalits -Scheduled Tribes - Backward Classes"instead of projecting himself as their messi-ah".

"We demand an apology from ShriNarendra Modi, Bharatiya Janata Party, RSSfor their anti Dalit-ST OBC policies, deci-sions and mindset," Mr Surjewala said at atime when the Bihar polls is turning out to bea keen contest with RJD chief Lalu Prasadeven calling it a fight between backwards andupper castes.

Nitish Kumar...will be the Vajpayee today," he added.Mr Nitish Kumar said Mr Modi first found

fault with his DNA, described Bihar as a'BIMARU' (sick) state and the people ofBihar as 'durbhagyashali' (unfortunate).

Now he called "Laluji" and the GrandAlliance of the Janata Dal-United, RashtriyaJanata Dal and the Congress as "shaitan".

"All this has exposed Modi's mindset, des-peration and his thoughts about the people ofBihar," Mr Nitish Kumar said.

Meanwhile, Mr Lalu Prasad challenged thePrime Minister to show where and when he(Lalu) had said 'shaitan'. If Modi failed, hemust apologise for dubbing Biharis as"devil", Mr Lalu Prasad said.

"In the garb of attacking me, Modidescribed all Dalits and Other BackwardClass as devil. In fact, he is frustrated anddesperate following consolidation of Dalitsand OBCs against him."

On Wednesday, Mr Lalu Prasad questionedMr Modi's silence on the issue of reservation.

"Why did Modi remain silent on RSS chiefMohan Bhagwat's demand for a review ofreservation in jobs and education for Dalitsand OBCs?" the RJD leader asked.

RJD Chief ...The petitioner said he felt deeply hurt when

he saw on TV Mr Prasad making the com-ment on October 3.

Another case filed by Mr Pintu Kumar inAraria was heard by CJM Ashok KumarShukla's court today who transferred it to thecourt of ACJM Kumar Amit Mannu.

Mr Pintu Kumar filed the complaint onTuesday.

Court complaints against RJD presidenthave also been filed in Patna andMuzaffarpur.

Muzaffarpur ACJM Ramchandra Prasadhad yesterday ordered police to register anFIR against Mr Prasad over his beef remark.

Consider Pakistan's ...reason US gave us 123 agreement in 2005

and that is why we got a NSG waiver in 2008.Pakistan's track record is completely differentso we hope that will taken into account inmaking any such decision."

Mr Khan was one of Pakistan's top scien-tists and was involved in various scientificprograms there until his dismissal in January2004 by Pakistan government on the evi-dence provided by the US about his involve-ment in leaking bomb-making designs andequipment to at least three countries, Iran,

North Korea and Libya.Ahead of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's

visit to the US this month, a report in TheWashington Post said the US is negotiating apact on new limits on Pakistan's nuclearweapons and delivery systems. A deal thatmight lead to an agreement similar to theIndo-US civil nuclear deal.

In a separate query on talks between thetwo countries, Mr Swarup said, "The under-standings are very clear and that is two (Indo-Pak) National Security Advisors are to meetto discuss all issues connected to terrorism.The DG Border Security Force and the PakRangers and the Director General of MilitaryOperations are to meet to sort out the issueson the border."

It is understood that Pakistan had pushedIndia for a meeting between their ForeignMinisters as a pre-condition for talks betweentheir National Security Advisors which wasturned down by the Indian side.

Activist Rahul ...lecture on 'cyber crime'. After his lecture,

some students blocked his path and wantedhim to support the 'beef festival', college prin-cipal Shaik Ahammed told PTI.

Some students closed the gate, raised slo-gans, and waved black flags at him, MrAhammed said.

Mr Easwar termed the incident as 'culturalfascism'.

"This is cultural fascism. This shows intol-erance. They damaged my car stating I hadnot supported the beef festival," said MrEaswar, who is the grandson of KandararuMaheshwararu, senior supreme priest ofSabarimala, the hill shrine of Lord Ayappa.

"This is a wrong attitude and cannot beaccepted," he said.

Mr Ahammed said he called Mr Easwar andapologised for the incident.

Number of...said.The spokesperson did not give the number

of missing Indians in the tragedy, saying itwas not possible given the current situationwhere many of them were now identified asdeceased.

The Haj stampede on September 24 brokeout after two massive lines of pilgrims con-verged on each other from different directionsat an intersection close to the five- storeyJamarat Bridge in Mina for symbolic stoningof the devil.

It was the second major accident this yearfor pilgrims, after a construction crane col-lapsed on September 11 at Mecca's GrandMosque, killing over 100 people, including11 Indians.

Bihar Has ...Mr Singh said the voter has grown mature

faster than many of the politicians and there-fore, merely unsubstantiated speeches orrhetorical references are not going to makeany difference.

"People have seen the progressive andvisionary approach of BJP government underPrime Minister Narendra Modi at the Centrefor the last 16 months and they are yearningto replicate the same model in Bihar," he wasquoted as saying in an official press release.

Mr Singh said, facts, figures and statisticsdistinctly stand out to indicate that whateverrise in growth rate and other parameters hasbeen achieved by India in the last few years,it is primarily through the contribution ofBJP-ruled states.

"This is something that the young cam-paigners of ABVP are expected to explain totheir peers and age-mates who are not wellversed with the ideology and vision of BJP'Sanghathan'.

"Who, in Bihar, would not like to have a'Vyavastha' or an administrative structure likethe one that exists, for example, in MadhyaPradesh or Gujarat or Chhattisgarh?" heasked.

Why Fresh...high levels of lead found in samples of the

company's marquee brand Maggi.It said the commission would hear the

application again on October 15 with regardto fresh tests on Maggi samples.

Nestle, however, took an aggressive standand said the NCDRC has no jurisdiction tohear the government's class action suit.

"We are waiting for the results of the sam-ples from three government-recommendedlaboratories as it was ordered by the highcourt. As such what is the need of paralleltests," Nestle's attorney asked about the suitfiled by the consumer affairs ministry foralleged unfair trade practices by Nestle.

Nestle's attorney said sampling should notbe done to devalue the larger bench.

In what it says amounts to judicial indisci-pline, Nestle argued that the Maggi issue wascovered under the Food Safety and StandardsAct and that in itself was wide in scope forproviding for adjudication of disputes.

The company says there is no room avail-able for the Consumer Protection Act to oper-ate in this matter and the grounds of the gov-ernment's class action suit have already beencovered and dismissed by the Bombay HighCourt.

Apprehensions about the samples beingtampered with cannot be ruled out as theywere not recommended either by the Food

Safety and Standards Authority of India(FSSAI) officials or the consumer directly,the counsel said.

On the issue of monosodium glutamate(MSG), the attorney said MSG was permittedfor seasoning in noodles and since the prod-uct was not meant for children below 12months of age, mentioning "No added MSG"on the packet was not mandatory.

Maggi Ban...Bombay High Court has already dismissed

a similar plea.The company told the National Consumer

Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)that there was nothing new in the govern-ment's suit as all the contentions were dis-missed by the High Court in its August 13order, which had set aside the countrywideban on its Maggi noodles.

The counsel appearing for the firm said thatDepartment of Consumer Affairs in its pres-ent suit has not relied upon any new evidencethan what was proposed before the HighCourt.

Citing Bombay High Court order, the com-pany sought to recall an earlier NCDRC orderby which it had admitted the government'spresent suit against the noodles manufacturer.

In its petition, Department of ConsumerAffairs has alleged that Nestle India had"indulged in unfair trade practices by falselabelling of Maggi Noodles in as much as itstates 'No added MSG' prominently on pack-et, despite presence of MSG."

Farmers Extend ..."We are unhappy with the adamant

approach of the Parkash Singh Badal govern-ment which did not even thought of holdingtalks with the protesting farmers," he said.

Commuters continued to face inconven-ience as railway tracks were blocked at sixplaces in the state.

Railways said that the traffic was hit onBathinda-Sirsa, Ganganagar-Ferozepur,Bathinda-Bikaner, Ludhiana-Ferozepur,Bathinda-Patiala and Delhi-Mansa railwaytrack due to the agitation.

Farmers are squatting on rail tracks atMansa, Shergarh and Rampura area ofBathinda, Pathrala area of Muktsar, Dagruarea of Ludhiana and Mucchhal in Amritsar,Singh said adding the Lehra-Sunam statehighway had also been blocked.

The agitators are demanding Rs. 40,000 peracre compensation for farmers whose cropgot damaged by Whitefly attack and Rs.20,000 per family compensation for farmlabour.

They are demanding Rs. 5 lakh financialassistance to the family of farmers who com-mit suicide.

They are also demanding Rs. 4,500 perquintal rate for basmati PUSA 1509 variety,and Rs. 5,000 per quintal for basmati PUSA1121 variety. Besides, they are also seekingpayments of sugarcane dues by private millsand debt relief.

Meanwhile, Core committee of agitatingfarmers today decided to extend their protestfor another two days-- October 9 and 10-- thefamers' union leader said.

Mr Singh alleged that the Punjab govern-ment is "callous and unconcerned" with theproblems of the farmers.

"At least we should have been invited bythe government for a talk, rather we havereceived inputs that the government will holdparleys with us after about two weeks," hesaid.

"Some 4,000 agitating farmers were round-ed up by police from across the state and laterreleased," Mr Jagmohan Singh said.

Mr Singh also said that more farmers todayjoined the agitation at six different places inthe state and on one state highway.

However, police said that agitating peasantswere "forcibly" lifted from the tracks at twoplaces.

Drones to...arguably, the biggest challenges would be

maintaining law and order, checking "use andmisuse of money power", the implementationof model code of conduct and "improvingvoter participation."

About 4.89 lakh officials drawn from thecivil side, and 6 lakh security personnel havebeen deployed to oversee poll preparations.

Mr Lakshmanan said till October 6, Rs15.56 crore in cash and close to 5.34 lakhlitres of liquor which had been confiscated.The liquor was being stocked for distributionbefore voting days.

According to him, money and liquor werethe two area which threw up challenges as faras monitoring election expenditure was con-cerned. So far, the election office has regis-tered 265 FIRs for these violations.

In comparison, Rs 6 crore in cash andaround 5.78 lakh litres of liquor were confis-cated during the 2014 Lok Sabha election inthe state, he said.

The other big challenge was over law andorder. He said combing operations over thelast couple of months in the 11-odd districts"where the Maoists threat is serious havefetched positive results".

"There has been significant success withthe recovery of 300 explosives and 800 oddillegal weapons," he added.

He said the poll-day preparations havebegun well in advance and adequate numbersof security forces were available for deploy-

ment.

Foreign Companies...that the project of building the Smart Cities

would go ahead full steam as a lot of compa-nies from across the globe have come for-ward to bid for the project.

"The French also want to take up threecities - Pondicherry, Nagpur and Chandigarh.You have similar interest from Germany, US,Singapore, Japan. So, I do not see any hurdle.

We have provided the seed capital in termsof Rs 5 billion for each city and then it is uptothe municipal administration and the privatesector companies to raise the finances for therest," he said.

Mr Naidu said Prime Minister NarendraModi has tried to get the common people ofIndia involved in all the initiatives of the newgovernment, be it Digital India, SwachchBharat or even the Smart Cities.

Implement 33...women in police forces. Women police sta-

tion is not a complete solution," Ms Gandhisaid while addressing a workshop on schemesrelated to women and child.

Appreciating Gujarat and Bihar govern-ment for implementing the reservation, theminister urged other states to follow suit.

Ms Gandhi said that Union Territories havebeen ordered to implement the reservation byMinistry of Home Affairs though none hasdone it so far.

She, however, said that exceptions can begiven to states with a problem of insurrectionas it becomes difficult for women to deal insuch situations.

"There are Maoist areas in state likeChattisgarh where women cannot be sent.But all states do not have such a problem.They should at least start implementing it,"she said.

Delhi BJP...against Khan and we are looking into it. No

FIR has been registered so far," DCP of NewDelhi district Jatin Narwal said.

"Khan has not only violated the oath ofConstitution that he took (as minister) andOfficial Secrets Act, but he also committedtreason," Mr Upadhyay said in the complaint.

The BJP leader also accused Mr Khan of"creating religious animosity between twocommunities by linking Dadri incident to thedemolition of Babri Masjid in 1992."

Amid outcry over lynching of a 50-year-oldMuslim man in Dadri, Mr Khan had onOctober 5 sought intervention of the UnitedNations to look into the "miseries" of minori-ties in India.

In a letter to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Mr Khan had attacked RSS accusing itof working to turn secular and pluralisticIndia into a majoritarian theocratic nation as'Hindu Rashtra'.

With Her ..."During the workshop I made up my mind

that we have to have a toilet at home now. Iasked my father to build a toilet as it wouldonly cost Rs. 5,000 but father said he does nothave even that much," Anita Kaleshriya said.

"Then I withdrew Rs. 3,000 from my schol-arship money and got the work started. Nowwe have no problems as we have a toilet athome," she said.

Now, Anita has become an unofficialambassador for the campaign to build toiletsin her village and nearby areas.

Almost every day people from her villageand nearby come to see the toilet she has hadbuilt in her house, asking her how they can dothe same. So far, 35 families have gone backand built toilets in their homes.

12 Held...occurred around 3:00 am at terminal-3 of

the airport when sleuths of CISF intelligencewing detected the suspicious movements of aflier, identified as AH Ansari, as he met threeothers in the immigration area.

They said further interrogation of MrAnsari revealed that he was travelling on atourist visa to Abu Dhabi.

CISF and immigration officials subsequent-ly asked him to produce the return ticket, asrequired in case of a tourist Visa, upon whichhe produced an Air India ticket of October 20.

"On verifying the ticket details from theconcerned airline (Air India) his (Ansari's)ticket was found fake. Jet Airways staff hadissued him the boarding card without verify-ing his return ticket," a statement from theCentral Industrial Security Force said.

It was later disclosed that Mr Ansari waspart of a 12-member group which was alsotravelling to Abu Dhabi in the same mannerand he was helped by them to cross over theimmigration channel as this was his firsttime.

"All the 12 passengers had manipulatedtheir visa in order to avoid the formalities ofobtaining Protection of Emigrants and tookan easy route to fly on tourist visa. It has alsocome to notice that these passengers werecarrying both employment and tourist visas,"the CISF said.

10 Swine Flu...The matter came up before the National

Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

(NCDRC), which heard it for nearly threehours.

The bench of Justice VK Jain and Justice BCGupta was hearing a class action suit filedagainst Nestle India.

The case pertains to high levels of leadfound in samples of the company's marqueebrand Maggi.

It said the commission would hear the appli-cation again on October 15 with regard tofresh tests on Maggi samples.

Nestle, however, took an aggressive standand said the NCDRC has no jurisdiction tohear the government's class action suit.

"We are waiting for the results of the sam-ples from three government-recommendedlaboratories as it was ordered by the highcourt. As such what is the need of paralleltests," Nestle's attorney asked about the suitfiled by the consumer affairs ministry foralleged unfair trade practices by Nestle.

Did MK...managers said the politician hit the man

accidentally while attempting to clear thecrowd that had gathered around him.

On video, as Mr Stalin strides through thecrowd, he seems discomfited by the man'sproximity. As he struck the man's face, he alsopushed him away.

MK Stalin is the younger son and politicalheir of DMK chief M Karunanidhi, He is cur-rently on a tour of Tamil Nadu with the statedmission of interacting with one crore voters.

Tamil Nadu votes for a new assembly nextyear and Mr Stalin has begun his bid to wrestthe state back from arch rival J Jayalalithaaearly.

With older brother MK Alagiri out of favourand his father now too old to lead the party'scampaign at 92, it is now Mr Stalin's responsi-bility to steer the party.

But while his supporters hope that this willalso mean that Mr Stalin will be projected bythe DMK as its presumptive chief ministernext year, his father is said to be reluctant tohand over that mantle just yet.

Act Against...of Engineer Rashid and the attempt on his

life in the assembly was highly condemnable.The Hyderabad lawmaker said the lawmak-

er had done nothing wrong. "In my view, hehad not done anything illegal. The SupremeCourt has stayed the beef ban. He hadbrought cooked food from outside."

The All India Majlis-e-IttehadulMuslimeen president wondered what kind ofgovernance was there in Kashmir where theBharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shares powerwith the People's Democratic Party (PDP).

He lashed out at PDP for its failure to pro-vide protection to a member of assembly inthe house.

"What type of goondaism is this? Whatmessage are we giving in the valley and tothose who are working for peace inKashmir?" asked Mr Owaisi.

The lawmaker hoped that assembly and thegovernment will take strong action againstthe guilty and provide protection to MrEngineer Rashid.

Mobile Internet...Engineer Rashid in the Jammu and

Kashmir assembly this morning, for hosting abeef party on Wednesday.

Gagan Bhagat, Rajeev Sharma, RavinderRaina and two other lawmakers pounced onEngineer Rashid and started thrashing himbefore proceedings began; lawmakers of theopposition National Conference had to inter-vene. Chief Minister Mufti MohammadSayeed has condemned the assault, saying,"You cannot manhandle an MLA." He askedDeputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh of theBJP - which partners the Mufti's PeoplesDemocratic Party or PDP in governing J&K -to "accept the mistake."

Last month the state government hadbanned Internet services for three days acrossthe state just before the Eid festival, fearingtrouble over a court ordering the police tostrictly enforce a beef ban.

The court ruling has triggered protestsacross the state and sources said the adminis-tration feared the use of social media andmessaging to stir protests.

Two Persons ...Sandeep Kumar Gupta, 27, and Dilip

Kumar, 36, used to make mobile calls to theirtargets and obtained the debit card andaccount details from them saying that it wasrequired due to a new policy, JointCommissioner of Police (Crime) RavindraYadav said.

The matter came to light when two centralgovernment employees approached policeand told them that they received calls from aperson posing himself to be an official fromPrime Minister Office (PMO) and sought hisdebit card and account details citing somenew policy.

As soon the complainant parted with theirdetails, about Rs. 32,000 was deducted in fivetransactions and an amount of Rs. 13,000 wastransferred from the account of the secondcomplainant in two transactions, Mr Yadavsaid.

Initial investigation was taken up by thelocal police, and later it was transferred toCrime Branch where a special team wasformed for thorough investigation.

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