Ashraf Salettur case: DYFI seeks justice, submits memorandum to Minister Khader
Mangaluru, Sept 12: Members of Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) District Committee submitted a memorandum to Minister UT Khader seeking justice to Ashraf Salettur, who was recently arrested over a Facebook post.
On social networking site Facebook, Ashraf had responded to a superstitious post regarding Kerala flood. Though the post was not illegal, the police had taken action against him. They had filed a sue motto complaint and registered a criminal case under section 153, 505, and 507. The police then threatened not to tell the truth in the court. Moreover, when the court granted bail to Ashraf, the Bunder police inspector Suresh Kumar issued a notice to cancel the bail by violating rules. Provide justice to Ashraf Salettur and take action against the guilty police officer by carrying out a thorough investigation, in this case, DYFI district secretary Santosh Bajal urged Minister UT Khader.
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VBA chief Prakash Ambedkar hospitalised in Pune after chest pain
Pune (PTI): Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) president Prakash Ambedkar was admitted to a hospital in Pune on Thursday after he complained of chest pain, his party said, requesting that the privacy of the Dalit leader's family be respected.
“Balasaheb (Prakash) Ambedkar was admitted to a hospital in Pune in the early hours of Thursday, October 31, for chest pain. He is being treated in the ICU for a blood clot in his heart. His condition is stable and he will undergo angiography in the next hour,” said VBA on X.
The party said Ambedkar is expected to be under observation for the next 3-5 days.
“VBA state president Rekha Tai Thakur, with the support of the party’s election coordination committee, manifesto committee and media and research department, will be leading the (assembly election) campaign of VBA for the next few days,” the post said.
The family of 70-year-old Prakash Ambedkar, the grandson of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, won’t take questions at this time, the party said, requesting that their privacy be respected as they deal with the circumstances concerning his health, the post added.
