Bidar: ASI suspended after he lathicharged Moulavi returning from vegetable shop
Humnabad: A 35-year-old Maulvi who was returning home a vegetable shop on Wednesday morning at Kallur Road in Humnabad in Biday District has sustained serious injuries when the local police allegedly beat him up with lathi and charged at him.
Hafiz Shaikh Naseeruddin, the imam of Masjid-e-Murad, located at APMC Market in New Colony, was on his way back home when assistant sub-inspector Basavaraj allegedly charged at him with a lathi. Naseeruddin sustained serious nose injuries and had to be taken to the Gulbarga District Hospital for treatment.
Speaking to Vartha Bharati, Shaikh Mehboob, uncle of Naseeruddin, said: "Three to four vehicles had already passed through that road but police stopped only Naseeruddin, looking at his beard, skull cap and kurta. ASI Basavaraj then started abusing him and said 'the coronavirus is spreading in India because of you people'."
Mehboob continued: "The ASI then tried to hit Naseeruddin on the head. Naseeruddin tried to escape and the lathi hit him on the nose. His nose has been fractured."
Humnabad CPI Nanegoudar refuted the allegations of Mehboob and added that it was a mere incident and that Basavaraj did not hit Naseeruddin deliberately.
Bidar Superintendent of Police, D L Nagesh speaking about the incident added that he has ordered suspension of ASI Basavaraj and that an departmental enquiry will be set-up against the officer.
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Iranian spokesman for its top military command says armed forces will fight 'until complete victory'
Dubai (AP): The spokesman of Iran's top military command said on Tuesday that its armed forces will fight “until complete victory.”
The comments by Maj. Gen. Ali Abdollahi Aliabadi of the Khatam-al Anbiya Central Headquarters appeared to be related to US President Donald Trump's announcement that there were negotiations ongoing between Tehran and Washington.
Iran has denied that any talks areAli Abdollahi Aliabadi taking place, though its foreign minister has been talking to counterparts around the region.
Iranian state television quoted Aliabadi as saying: “Iran's powerful armed forces are proud, victorious and steadfast in defending Iran's integrity, and this path will continue until complete victory.”
The general did not say what “complete victory” would look like, but it appeared likely Iran's military was trying to warn against offering concessions in any possible negotiations with the United States.
