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Nagrasu Gurudwara Standoff: DM, SP Talks Fail, Internet Shut, ITBP Deployed Seven Nihang Sikhs have locked themselves inside Gurudwara Langar Dham Saheb in Nagrasu, Rudraprayag. Two rounds of talks with DM Vishal Mishra and SP Niharika Tomar have failed. They are not coming out. Police and ITBP are at...

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#WATCH | 1984 anti-Sikh riots | Delhi: Senior Advocate HS Phoolka describes the statement of an eyewitness, Harpal Kaur Bedi, in a case against Congress leader Jagdish Tytler in the Rouse Avenue Court Senior Advocate HS Phoolka says, "Jagdish Tytler came to Pul Bangash Gurudwara on 1st November, 1984 and instigated the mob. Due to his instigation, the mob burnt the Gurudwara and killed three Sikhs. In the case going on against him, a very important testimony has been given today. Harpal Kaur Bedi had a shop there (near the Gurudwara)... The mob came and looted that shop... Her house was also in front of that shop. She left her house to find that people were looting her shop... Then they saw that Jagdish Tytler came there in a car. He stopped in front of the Gurudwara and got out of the car. They recognised Tytler because her (Harpal Kaur Bedi) husband, Amarjit Bedi, was also a Congress leader and Tytler used to come to their shop... People gathered around Tytler. He told the people to kill the Sikhs and then loot them. And pointing towards the Gurudwara, he (Tytler) asked the mob to burn it... After that, Tytler sat in his car and left. Harpal Kaur Bedi and her family returned to their house in fear... This entire scene was told to the court today. The cross-examination done by the lawyers on behalf of Jagdish Tytler was also completed today... She told the judge how she kept getting threats. She had only one son. He used to get threats, and they kept quiet because of those threats. Unfortunately, in 2015 her son died. After that, she thought that since her son is no more, she has nothing to fear. So she told everything to the CBI. Today, she told the judge that after her son's death, she realised that now she does not have to be afraid... She was also offered a lot of bribes... She was threatened not to go to the court, saying that Tytler is a very big man... She told the judge that she is getting threats, but now she is not afraid for her life. She explained the whole matter to the judge completely..."

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A serious allegation of misconduct has surfaced in Bengaluru, where a woman has filed a complaint against a police inspector accusing him of harassment through repeated calls and messages. The complaint has been submitted to the city’s Police Commissioner, along with alleged audio clips and WhatsApp chat records as evidence. The accused officer, identified as Inspector Papanna, is currently posted at Konanakunte Police Station. The complainant, Yashaswini, has alleged that the inspector has been sending her inappropriate messages and making persistent calls over the past three months. According to the complaint, the messages allegedly contained personal and suggestive remarks, including requests to meet, hug, and kiss, which made the woman uncomfortable. She claims that despite blocking his number, the inspector continued to contact her using different phone numbers. The complainant further stated that the alleged harassment dates back several years when the officer was posted in Basavanagudi. She claims he had obtained her number during that time and had been attempting to contact her intermittently since then. In her complaint, Yashaswini has also alleged that the officer made statements suggesting that no action could be taken against him due to his alleged political connections. These claims, however, are yet to be independently verified. Police officials have acknowledged receiving the complaint and are expected to initiate an internal inquiry into the matter. Senior officials have assured that appropriate action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation. The case has raised concerns about accountability and conduct within law enforcement agencies. Allegations involving misuse of authority and harassment are treated seriously, and due process is expected to follow. It is important to note that these are allegations at this stage, and the accused officer has not yet publicly responded to the claims. Authorities will examine the evidence, including the submitted audio recordings and chat logs, before arriving at any conclusions. The incident highlights the need for strict adherence to professional ethics within the police force and the importance of ensuring that complaints of harassment are addressed promptly and transparently.

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