Govt will take stances which will make you commit suicide, Karkala MLA on IAS Senthil's resignation
Udupi: Karkala MLA Sunil Kumar on Tuesday stirred controversy after he remarked that the Central government will take more stiff and strong decisions in future and people like Sasikanth Senthil might think of committing suicide.
“Opposing the decisions taken by PM Modi you have submitted resignation now. The government will take more such decisions after which you might think of committing suicide” Kumar said while taking a dig at Sasikanth Senthil who resigned from Indian Administrative Services last week.
Speaking at an event in Udupi on Tuesday Sunil said “The whole world is accepting and appreciating the Modi rule but some District Collector resigns opposing the government’s stands on Kashmir and Ram Mandir issues. I want to tell people of such mentalities that we are not stopping at abrogation of Article 370, we will get into POK as well. You have resigned today against Modi’s stance, we will take more such stances where you will have to commit suicide” he added.
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Gujarat ATS nabs man wanted in Punjab for smuggling heroin, grenades and pistols
Ahmedabad (PTI): The Gujarat Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) nabbed a man wanted in a case related to cross-border smuggling of heroin as well as grenades and pistols in Punjab, officials said on Thursday.
The ATS identified him as Rehmat Ali Sheikh, a resident of Amritsar in the northern state.
He was wanted in a case related to transportation of consignments of heroin, hand grenades, and pistols from the Punjab-Pakistan border and delivering them to other individuals in that state in January this year, the ATS said in a release.
A case was registered against him at Rajasansi police station at Amritsar district in on January 29 under sections 21 and 25 of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, as well as sections 3, 4, and 5 of Explosive Substances Act, it said.
Two accused were arrested in the case, and 42.9 kilograms of heroin, four hand grenades, one Star-mark pistol, and 46 live cartridges were seized, the release said.
However, Sheikh had absconded, going to Nepal first and then to Bihar, before reaching Gujarat where he started working at an embroidery factory, it said.
"ATS sleuths apprehended him from an embroidery factory in Rakhial in Ahmedabad. During the primary interrogation, it was revealed that the accused is part of a major narcotics as well as grenade-pistol smuggling network," it said.
The Gujarat ATS has shared information regarding his detention with Punjab police and further legal proceedings have been initiated for his handover, the release said.
