Karnataka woman bravely saves her son from being bitten by huge Cobra in nick of time; video viral
Mandya: In a CCTV video that has now gone viral on social media, a brave woman is seen saving her son from a deadly Cobra bite just in the nick of time as she whisks him away moments before the Cobra’s possible attack.
The incident is reportedly from Chamundeshwari in the Mandya district.
The CCTV video shows the child walking out of his house along with his mother when he inadvertently almost steps onto the Cobra’s head that was slithering at the foot of the door. The cobra, realizing a human is nearby, recoils but lifts up its hood in self defence. The mother jumps to the rescue of her son and whisks her child away before running to safety. The Cobra manages to slither away without causing any hurt to both mother and son.
The woman has been identified as Priya and is being lauded for her bravery on social media.
Caught on #CCTV: Woman saves son from giant cobra in nick of time. Incident from Mandya district. #Karnataka.
— Jacob Mathew (@Jacobmathewlive) August 13, 2022
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BJP MP Nishikant Dubey tweets alleged ITR, journalists raise privacy concerns
New Delhi: BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Wednesday shared on social media an alleged income tax return (ITR) document, suggesting a sharp rise in the earnings of a journalist after leaving a salaried job. He left the identity of the journalist unnamed, asking followers to guess.
The Newslaundry citing the post reported that the purported document, which did not mention any name, showed taxable income rising from ₹18.9 lakh in 2019 to ₹1.2 crore in 2021-22, before falling to ₹62.7 lakh in 2022-23.
“Figure it out if you can: whose great journalist’s income tax return is this? Rs 18 lakh in salary, and the moment they quit the job, meaning as soon as they start roaming the streets, abusing Modi ji/BJP, it's in crores. This is the real truth,” Dubey wrote in his post.
Journalist Abhisar Sharma reacted sharply, accusing the MP of breaching confidentiality. Retweeting Dubey’s post, Sharma tagged Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the Income Tax Department. “Confidential documents and details of taxpayers… are being tweeted in the public forum by none other than a Member of Parliament,” he wrote, adding that he would file an FIR. “He doesn’t have the guts to name the journalist. But this is what you do. Sheer cowardice,” Sharma said.
Journalist Ravish Kumar also expressed concern, questioning the implications of the disclosure. “Is the BJP now going to extract everyone's ITR and target them? Will someone's hard-earned income be criminalized in this manner?” he asked.
Legal experts point out that disclosure of an individual’s ITR without consent is punishable under Section 72 (breach of confidentiality and privacy) and Section 138 (disclosure of information respecting assessees) of the Information Technology Act, 2000.
