Mangaluru Dec 19 firing: Feb 6 set as last date for people to record statements before magistrate
Mangaluru: Udupi Deputy Commissioner G Jagadeesha who has been appointed to conduct magisterial inquiry into the December 19 violence and clashes between police and anti-CAA protesters in the city has set February 6 as the last date for the eye witnesses and victims to record their statements regarding the incident.
G Jagadeesha will record the statements of the victims, their families, eyewitnesses or anybody having any information about the incident, at the Assistant Commissioner’s Court Hall at Mini Vidhan Soudha here in the city on February 6 from 11 am – 1.pm.
The State Government had ordered magisterial inquiry into the incident wherein two people Nausheen and Abdul Jaleel were killed in police firing.
G Jagadeesha has added that February 6 will be the last date for people to record their statements about the incident and after this no further dates will be set or any statement will not be entertained and recorded. Earlier nobody turned out to record their statements when Jagadeesha had set January 7 for people to appear and depose before him.
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Cheating made bigger than it actually is: Gukesh
Prague (PTI): World Champion D Gukesh has categorically stated that the problems around cheating in chess are made to be bigger than its existence.
Speaking during a press conference for the Prague International festival, Gukesh said he did not support Vladimir Kramnik, a former world champion who has been infamously levelling charges against quite a few chess players suspecting cheating during online games.
“Obviously, I’m against any kind of unfair or unethical play," “It’s a kind of problem that we have been seeing lately," Gukesh said.
The whole world had stood out for Grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky of America who died at a young age of just 29 years. Naroditsky was a famous content creator in chess who appeared to be very emotional in his last stream just days before his untimely death.
Gukesh is not the only one to join the bandwagon as earlier World number one Magnus Carlsen, FIDE president Arkady Dvorkovich and Indian stars Arjun Erigaisi and Nihal Sarin had also criticised Kramnik as his allegations could not be substantiated with any definite proof.
Speaking about the forthcoming Candidates tournament, Gukesh said he did not believe in favourites and that he would love to play fellow city-mate R Praggnanandhaa.
Meanwhile in the first round of the super tournament, Gukesh will face Hans Moke Niemann of United States, another player who has fought his way to top level chess. Niemann is a dangerous customer and Gukesh likes to go for complex play which insures a fighting beginning for the World Champion.
The other Indian in the fray, Aravindh Chithambaram will take on Nodirbek Abdusattorov of Uzbekistan, a recent winner of the Tata Steel Masters.
