The Delhi assembly polls are shaping up to be a fierce battle as BJP, Congress, and AAP field heavyweight candidates. Notable contests include Arvind Kejriwal against Sandeep Dikshit and Parvesh Verma in New Delhi, Atishi in Kalkaji facing Congress and BJP rivals, and Manish Sisodia contending in Jangpura. The outcomes will significantly impact political dynamics.
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Arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari is contesting the Enforcement Directorate's attempt to label him a "fugitive" in a black money case, arguing his UK stay is legal following a London court's denial of his extradition. The UK court cited concerns about his safety in Tihar jail and potential human rights violations.
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In a violent attack at the Golden Temple, Amritsar, five individuals were assaulted by a man wielding an iron rod during the New Nanakshahi Year celebrations. The assailant, identified as Julfan from Haryana, seriously injured two victims. He was apprehended with the help of CCTV footage and handed over to the police.
Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians aim to secure their first win of the season as they face off in Ahmedabad. With Hardik Pandya back from suspension, Mumbai receive a much needed boost. Gujarat seek redemption after a narrow loss to Punjab Kings, focusing on improving both their bowling and fielding.
Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal chief prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam stated that trials against top commanders accused of crimes against humanity, including former PM Sheikh Hasina, would be completed within a year. He emphasized priority for Hasina and her subordinates due to their alleged roles in the July-August student-led uprising's killings, aiming for a swift trial process.
The Tamil Nadu government has gained control of assets seized from former chief minister J Jayalalithaa as per court orders. Valuables included significant quantities of gold and silver jewellery, along with land documents. The Supreme Court dismissed a plea by Jayalalithaa’s heirs to reclaim the assets, affirming the confiscation by the state.
Zalmay Khalilzad, former US special envoy for Afghanistan, called Afghan deputy foreign minister Stanikzai's critique of the ban on women's education a promising development. Stanikzai urged the Taliban leader to lift the ban, terming it an 'injustice' and stressing that it does not align with Sharia law.
John Abraham's film 'Diplomat', which released on March 14, has gained momentum in its second week due to positive word of mouth. Based on a true event, the movie's total collection stands at Rs 26.55 crore by the end of the second Monday, despite a significant drop in earnings on that day.
Delhi Police have identified 175 individuals suspected of being undocumented Bangladeshi immigrants. As concerns rise about illegal immigration, authorities conducted thorough checks and verifications, even dispatching teams to suspects' places of origin. This initiative follows recent political discussions and directives from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to identify illegal immigrants in schools and prevent issuing them birth certificates.