Varanasi, Mathura temple disputes, Waqf Bill discussed at VHP's judges' meet
New Delhi, Sep 10: Dispute over temples in Varanasi and Mathura, the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, religious conversion and other issues were discussed at length at a retired judges' meet, organised by the Vishva Hindu Parishad here.
The meeting, organised by the legal cell of the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Monday, was attended by at least 30 retired judges of the Supreme Court and various high courts, sources said.
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal was also present at the event
"Today, I participated in the Judge's Meet programme organised by the legal cell of Vishva Hindu Parishad and had a detailed discussion on the topics related to judicial reforms for the creation of a developed India," Meghwal said in a post on X late on Monday evening.
He also posted pictures of the event on X and said, "On this occasion, retired judges, other jurists, senior lawyers and other eminent intellectuals were present in the August presence of Vishva Hindu Parishad president Alok Kumar."
Sources said it was an internal meeting organised by the VHP’s legal cell which discussed a range of issues including the disputes over Varanasi and Mathura temples, the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, cow slaughter and religious conversion.
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Man arrested in Kasganj for staging fake death for social media Fame
New Delhi: In Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh, tension escalated as a man's quest for internet celebrity went too far. A 23-year-old guy named Mukesh Kumar is shown in a video circulating on social media laying motionless and acting dead on a busy Kasganj road.
In the film, an unsettlingly lifelike scenario is created by the white bed sheet covering his "dead" corpse, cotton stuffed behind his nostrils, and a flower garland around his neck.But just as the video was coming to an end, Kumar burst into laughing. Surprised onlookers realized they had been duped into thinking they were watching an elaborate prank , and they quickly alerted the police.
Consequently, local police detained Kumar for causing public confusion and disturbance. The description for the video, which was posted on X, read, "A young man in the Kasganj district of #UttarPradesh pretended to die by lying down in the middle of a busy intersection." "Reel star" Mukesh Kumar has been taken into custody by the police."
Additional Superintendent of Police Shri Rajesh Bharti stated that the event happened in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh, at the Raj Cold Storage area. "The man has made a video by sleeping on the road and creating a shock through his video," he claimed in a video statement. We have taken note of this and have detained the individual we have identified as Mukesh Kumar. Further action will be taken."
Social media users have strongly condemned Kumar for his insensitive and attention-seeking behavior in response to the stunt video. His careless attempt to go viral has incited anger and sparked worries about the dangers of an addiction with social media.
While one user said, "Reel makers are ready to go to any extent," another said, "I never thought people would stoop so low for views." A third user posted, "The world is full of strange and crazy people, they should be given training to make good reels." There was an additional statement, "This reel disease is increasing."
