Malali Mosque Row: ADGP Alok Kumar says nobody will be allowed to disturb law and order
Mangaluru: AGDP Alok Kumar said, “Concerning the newly risen controversy at Malali, we will not allow disruption of law and order”, he said.
After accepting his role as the AGDP, Alok Kumar who arrived in Mangaluru for the first time spoke to the media representative before conducting a meeting with the officials at the Police Commissioner's office.
“Malali issue is currently with the court. The court has ordered to maintain the status quo until June 3. In that regard, actions have been undertaken to safeguard law and order”, he said.
“Mangaluru is a delicate region. In one year, there is going to be an election here. After discussing with the officials in this regard, necessary actions will be undertaken”, he informed.
“In the wake of increasing Cyber Crimes, Mangaluru police have taken necessary actions. An inspection will be conducted in this regard. Along with that, discussions will also be conducted with the officials about taking necessary action in the coastal region”, he said.
Police Commissioner N. Shashikumar, DCPs Hariram Shankar, and Dinesh Kumar were present during the occasion.
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Supreme Court grants interim bail to rape convict Asaram Bapu on medical grounds
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has granted interim bail to rape convict Asaram Bapu, who is serving a life sentence for sexually assaulting a teenage girl in 2013. The 86-year-old has been granted bail until March 31, 2025, citing medical grounds.
A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and Rajesh Bindal observed that Bapu is suffering from various age-related ailments, including a heart condition. He is currently under treatment at the Arogya Medical Centre in Jodhpur.
The court directed that Asaram Bapu must not meet his followers or tamper with evidence during his bail period. He has been serving his sentence at Jodhpur Central Jail.
