Anekal: Neighbours attacked with knife for questioning birthday party noise
Bengaluru: A rowdy-sheeter allegedly stabbed a woman and her brother after they questioned the noise during a late-night birthday celebration in Tirupalya, Hebbagodi, Anekal.
The accused, identified as rowdy-sheeter Kari Viji, was reportedly hosting a party on Saturday night to celebrate his birthday. The celebrations, which involved loud music and excessive drinking, continued late into the night, causing disturbance to the neighbours.
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When Manjula, a resident of a neighbouring house, confronted the accused about the noise, he allegedly attacked her with a knife. Her brother, Vishwanath, who intervened to protect her, was also stabbed.
Neighbours rushed the injured to a hospital. Meanwhile, Kari Viji and his associates fled the scene. Hebbagodi police have since visited the site and launched an investigation into the incident.
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JDU leader resigns from party over its stand on Waqf Bill
Patna, April 3 (PTI): Senior JD(U) leader Mohammed Qasim Ansari on Thursday resigned from the party and all his posts, criticising the party's support for the Waqf Amendment Bill, which was passed in the Lok Sabha despite widespread opposition.
In a letter to JD(U) president and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Ansari expressed deep disappointment, saying the party’s stance had shattered the trust of millions of Indian Muslims who believed JD(U) would uphold secular values.
In his letter to Kumar, he said, "Millions of Indian Muslims like us had unwavering faith in you as a flag bearer of a truly secular ideology. However, that belief has now been shattered. The stand taken by JD(U) on the Waqf Bill Amendment Act 2024 has deeply shocked millions of dedicated Indian Muslims and activists. We are extremely disheartened by the manner in which Lallan Singh delivered his speech and supported this bill in the Lok Sabha."
