Ragini Dwivedi's bail application postponed further for three days till September 19
Bengaluru: The bail application hearing of Kannada Actress Ragini Dwivedi’s, who was arrested by police in drugs related cases, has been postponed once again till September 19.
Ragini had applied for interim bail which was pushed further on last Friday and this Monday. And now the application has been postponed further for three days till 19 September.
This will mean Ragini will have to stay further in the central jail at Parappana Agrahara, where she was taken two days ago.
On Monday, when Ragini was sent to judicial custody, her father had told Bangalore Times, "I am confident about Wednesday's hearing, as there are no serious charges against her. They haven't found anything. But the system itself is such that delays are likely to happen. Now, because there are new prosecutors, they will take their own time to file their objections. The procedure is such that even if you want, you cannot expedite anything. Everyone is moving at their own pace. We only get to know the truth when we get involved in things like this. There are bigger criminals out in the middle of the night after getting caught, but here they are just delaying it,"
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India dismisses report of Musk joining Modi-Trump call; says it was between 2 leaders only
New Delhi (PTI): India on Saturday rejected a media report that said billionaire Elon Musk joined a phone conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump earlier this week.
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said Tuesday's conversation was between the two leaders only.
The New York Times, quoting unnamed US officials, reported that Musk participated in the call between Trump and Modi, adding it was an "unusual appearance" by a private citizen on a call between two heads of state.
"We have seen the story. The telephone conversation on March 24 was between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump only," Jaiswal said.
"As has been stated earlier, it provided the opportunity for exchange of views on the situation in West Asia," he said.
In its report, the New York Times said it is "unclear" why Musk was on the call or whether he spoke.
Our prime minister only spoke to Trump and there was no one else who spoke to the PM, people familiar with the matter said.
They suggested that it is for Washington to clarify if somebody else was in the room or listening to the conversation.
The New York Times said Musk's participation in the phone call signalled a reconciliation between the billionaire and Trump.
The two had fallen out last year following Musk's exit from a government task force charged with slashing the federal workforce.
The US president had initiated the phone call with Modi to discuss the West Asia crisis.
It was the first conversation between the two leaders since the West Asia conflict began on February 28.
In the conversation, Modi underlined the importance of ensuring that the Strait of Hormuz remains open, secure and accessible, noting that it is vital for global peace, stability and economic well-being.
