By shifting Aero India show centre has rubbed salt on the wound of the state: Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru, Aug.12: Shifting Aero India show from Bengaluru where all the facilities are available is like rubbing the salt on the wound of the state, opined former chief minister of Karnataka, Siddaramaiah.
Attacking the central government for shifting the Aero India show, Siddaramaiah said that NDA government has already hurt Karnataka by taking away some important defence deals like Rafael from HAL.
He further stated that Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman who was elected to Rajya Sabha from Karnataka must understand this. She is cheating the state by neglecting the interest of the people of Karnataka.
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Allahabad High Court directs Centre to decide on Rahul Gandhi's citizenship by December 19
Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court has instructed the Union Home Ministry to decide on a petition regarding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Indian citizenship. The Bench, led by Justice Attau Rahman Masoodi and Justice Subhash Vidyarthi, set a deadline of December 19, 2024, for the government to update the Court on the matter.
The petition, filed by S Vignesh Shishir, requests a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into allegations that Rahul Gandhi holds British citizenship. Shishir claims that evidence, including confidential emails shared by VSS Sarma, suggests Gandhi may be a British citizen. However, due to UK data protection laws, the British government has not disclosed full details without Gandhi's consent.
During the November 25 hearing, Deputy Solicitor General SB Pandey informed the Court that the Home Ministry is reviewing the representation. The Court directed the government to report on the status of the petition by the next hearing on December 19.
A similar petition challenging Rahul Gandhi's citizenship is pending before the Delhi High Court, where the matter will be heard after the Allahabad High Court's proceedings.
