No bandh tomorrow: Police commissioner
Bengaluru, May 27: The police department would not allow any kinds of bandh within the limits of capital city Bengaluru on May 28, said City Police Commissioner T Sunil Kumar.
Speaking to reporters here on Sunday, the Commissioner said that the police would take stringent action if the bandh organizers forced business establishments to close them, block roads and obstruct trafficular movement in the city. There is no provision for the bandh in the city. Even knowing this, nobody should try to observe bandh. In case, any persons tried to do so, police would take legal action against them, he warned.
Required police security would be given if the organizers conduct protest, procession and dharna peacefully. If any person tried to take law into their hands, they would attract legal action, he said.
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BJP using money garnered from paper leaks to fund Jharkhand poll campaign, alleges Soren
Ranchi (PTI): Taking a dig at the central investigative agencies, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Friday claimed that they were busy probing incidents like "chicken theft" while cases like the examination paper leaks in UP remain untouched at the behest of the BJP.
Soren alleged that the BJP was behind the paper leaks in the states it ruled, and the money it garnered from there was being used to fund its poll campaigns.
"The pomp and show that you are seeing from BJP in Jharkhand elections is all due to the money from paper leaks... ED, CBI, NIA which have started investigating even chicken theft cases these days did not probe paper leaks because it is the BJP that leaks these and with that money, it buys MLAs and MPs post elections," Soren alleged in a post on X.
"Exam papers were leaked in all BJP-ruled states... MP Vyapam scam claimed several lives. In Jharkhand, we made tough law post one paper leak but BJP went to Raj Bhavan terming it a black law," he alleged.
Soren claimed that had he not been "harassed" by the ED and CBI in "false" cases, he would have created several new posts in the government and ensured large-scale recruitments.
