Bollywood dancer Abhijeet Shinde commits suicide
New Delhi : Abhijeet Shinde, a popular dancer in Bollywood, who had worked with biggies like Ranbir Kapoor and Ajay Devgn, was found dead at his Bhandup residence in Mumbai on Thursday morning.
According to a report in a leading daily, the 32-year-old dancer ended his life after his long battle with depression.
The report further suggests that the dancer was disturbed as his wife, who left him three months ago, did not let him meet their daughter. He had been depressed ever since his wife left him.
"Shinde's wife had been living at her mother's place since the past three months. She was not allowing Shinde to meet their two-year-old daughter, which upset him badly. He had been depressed over the past few days," a police officer told the daily.
Shinde is suspected to have hanged himself from the ceiling fan at his home around 6.30 am on Thursday (August 23).
The police have found a suicide note in which the deceased has mentioned that he wants his bank money to be transferred on the name of his daughter.
"We registered an accidental death report and handed over the body to the deceased's family members after conducting a postmortem," added the officer.
courtesy: indiatoday.in
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DMK to challenge Waqf (Amendment) Bill in Supreme Court
Chennai: Tamil Nadu’s ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has announced its decision to challenge the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in the Supreme Court. The Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha early Thursday morning with a 288-232 vote despite strong opposition from several parties.
Chief Minister M K Stalin, addressing the Tamil Nadu Assembly while wearing a black ribbon in protest, condemned the passage of the Bill, calling it an attack on the Constitution and an attempt to disturb communal harmony. He reiterated that Tamil Nadu would fight against the BJP-led Union government on the issue of Waqf properties.
“A majority of political parties opposed the Bill, yet it was pushed through with support from some alliance partners. This move is condemnable. The DMK will challenge it in the Supreme Court,” Stalin said.
On March 27, the Tamil Nadu Assembly had passed a resolution against the Bill. Stalin had then accused the BJP government of introducing policies aimed at excluding certain communities, citing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) as an example.
“The Waqf (Amendment) Bill is another attempt by the Union Government to interfere in the religious administration of Muslims. It grants greater control to the government over Waqf properties, undermining their autonomy and violating fundamental rights,” he said.
Stalin further accused the BJP of pushing a divisive agenda, asserting that the Bill would create legal hurdles for Waqf institutions and strip them of their autonomy.
