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Supreme Court Rejects Request to Revoke Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi’s Appointment

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On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear a petition requesting a directive to the Secretary of the President of India for the recall of Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi. This came after the Governor walked out of the Legislative Assembly on January 6 without delivering his traditional address.

Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna, presiding over a bench that included Justice Sanjay Kumar, described the petition as “ill-conceived,” stating that the court cannot issue directives for the removal of a Governor by the Secretary of the President of India.

Governor Ravi exited the Assembly during the singing of the Tamil Nadu state anthem, Tamil Thai Vazhthu, prior to his customary address, claiming that the national anthem had not been played as he had requested.

The plea, submitted by advocate C.R. Jaya Sukin, remarked, “The Governor has now achieved a hat-trick of walkouts from the Legislative Assembly. He asserted that the national anthem was not played before his official address, leading to the singing of Tamil Thai Vazhthu instead.”

Reports indicate that Governor Ravi created a stir by leaving the state assembly before delivering his opening address. He has alleged that, despite several requests, the national anthem was not performed before the assembly convened for its first session of the year.

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The petition referenced constitutional provisions, arguing that Article 153 mandates a Governor for each state, while Article 155 states the President appoints the Governor. Article 163 outlines that a Council of Ministers should aid and advise the Governor. The plea contended that it is not within the Governor’s prerogative to dictate the order of the national anthem’s performance.

“Governor R.N. Ravi has now breached numerous provisions of the Indian Constitution. The traditional address by the Governor at the start of a new year’s session is becoming increasingly inappropriate,” the plea claimed.

Since assuming the role of Tamil Nadu Governor, Ravi has made several politically controversial statements, undermining the impartiality expected of his office. He has referred to the Dravidian model of governance as “an expired ideology,” as noted in the petition.

Moreover, the plea accused Governor Ravi of delaying legislation by either withholding assent to bills or sending them back. It argued that the Governor has recurrently criticized Dravidian culture and governance, asserting that he ought to remain apolitical and strictly perform the constitutional duties assigned to him.

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Man Allegedly Kills Wife, Children, Teen Girl and Her Family

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Hyderabad: A 35-year-old man, identified as Rajkumar, allegedly killed his wife, two young sons, a 17-year-old girl who had accused him of sexual harassment, and the girl’s mother and grandmother in Telangana’s Ranga Reddy district.

Police said Rajkumar first killed his wife, Parvathi Saritha (30), and their two sons at their home in Shabad on Friday night. He then allegedly kidnapped the teenage girl, murdered her, and later killed her mother and grandmother.

The accused had been arrested in May under the POCSO Act for allegedly stalking and sexually harassing the girl. He was granted anticipatory bail about a week before the murders.

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After the crime, Rajkumar reportedly called his father and confessed before switching off his phone. He is currently absconding, and police have launched a manhunt. The investigation is underway.

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Wedding celebration Dispute for Served Chicken promising Mutton

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Bihar: A wedding celebration in Bihar turned violent after a dispute over the food served at the reception. Around 12 people were injured in the clash.

The incident took place in Simri Bakhtiyarpur town of Saharsa district on Thursday.

According to officials, the nikah of Mohammad Abdullah alias Chand, son of Mohammad Anwar, was held with the daughter of Mohammad Javed alias Moto at around 3 pm. The wedding ceremony was completed peacefully.

The trouble began during the wedding feast. Members of the groom’s family claimed they had been promised mutton for the meal. However, they were served chicken instead.

The groom’s side objected to the change in the menu. This led to a heated argument between the two families. The argument soon turned into a physical fight.

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Several people from both sides were involved in the clash. Some guests were allegedly beaten with sticks. Videos shared on social media also showed people waving swords during the violence.

Around 12 people suffered injuries in the incident. They were admitted to the Sub-Divisional Hospital in Simri Bakhtiyarpur for treatment.

Police reached the venue and brought the situation under control. A case has been registered, and an investigation is underway.

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Daughter Held for Mother’s Murder; Father’s Death Also Under Scanner?

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Jaipur: A 23-year-old woman, Ayushi Sharma, who was arrested for allegedly plotting her mother’s murder to obtain a government job, is now facing fresh allegations linked to her father’s death.

Ayushi’s uncle has claimed that the death of her father, Vijay Sharma, may not have been natural. He has demanded a police investigation into the case. Police have started looking into the allegation.

According to the police, Ayushi planned the murder of her mother, Neeraj Sharma, with the help of her uncle Mohan Swaroop and her relative Balram alias Ravi. The motive was to gain control of family property and secure her mother’s government job.

Police said the accused paid Rs.7 lakh to contract killers to carry out the murder. The attackers allegedly rammed an SUV into Neeraj Sharma and tried to make it look like a road accident.

Neeraj Sharma, 45, was working as a Lower Division Clerk (LDC) in a court. On July 3, she was returning home after dropping her son at tuition when a speeding Scorpio SUV allegedly hit her near Pratap Nagar. She was thrown nearly 100 feet and died on the spot. The accused fled after the incident.

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During the investigation, police examined CCTV footage from the area. They found that the incident was not an accident but a planned murder. The investigation later exposed the conspiracy.

Police have arrested seven people, including Ayushi Sharma, in connection with the case. One accused is still absconding, and efforts are underway to arrest him.

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Police said Neeraj Sharma had received the government job on compassionate grounds after the death of her husband about a year ago. Investigators believe Ayushi wanted the job for herself. Police also said there had been a property dispute between the mother and daughter for the past two to three years.

During questioning, Ayushi allegedly told police that she wanted her late father’s government job. However, after his death, the job was given to her mother. She reportedly admitted that this disappointment, along with the property dispute, became the reason for planning the murder.

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