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Poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms has found that after Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;inducted 36 new faces in his Council of Ministers, 33 ministers or 42% have criminal cases against them.The ADR&nbsp;report,&nbsp;citing election affidavits of ministers, noted that of these 33 ministers, 24 have serious cases related to murder, attempt to murder and robbery.Also, in its analysis, ADR found that around 90% members or 70 ministers of the new Union cabinet are millionaires, meaning that they have declared total assets amounting to over Rs 1 crore.&nbsp;The proportion of Union ministers who have declared criminal cases against them has risen by 3 percentage points after the expansion.Analysis by ADR in 2019, when the first cabinet was sworn in, showed that 39% of the 56 ministers then had declared criminal cases against themselves

PM Modi’s new Council of Ministers: 42% have criminal cases, ADR finds

The proportion of Union ministers who have declared criminal cases against them has risen by 3 percentage points after the expansion, a report by poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms stated.

The proportion of Union ministers who have declared criminal cases against them has risen by 3 percentage points after the expansion, a report by poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms stated.

Poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms has found that after Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;inducted 36 new faces in his Council of Ministers, 33 ministers or 42% have criminal cases against them. The ADR&nbsp;report,&nbsp;citing election affidavits of ministers, noted that of these 33 ministers, 24 have serious cases related to murder, attempt to murder and robbery. Also, in its analysis, ADR found that around 90% members or 70 ministers of the new Union cabinet are millionaires, meaning that they have declared total assets amounting to over Rs 1 crore.&nbsp; The proportion of Union ministers who have declared criminal cases against them has risen by 3 percentage points after the expansion. Analysis by ADR in 2019, when the first cabinet was sworn in, showed that 39% of the 56 ministers then had declared criminal cases against themselves

Budding actor Akshat Utkarsh dies by suicide in Mumbai

An aspiring actor&nbsp;Akshat Utkarsh from Bihar dies by suicide in Mumbai flat, family claims it is a murder

Akshat Utkarsh dies by suicide in Mumbai flat Utkarsh hailed from Sikanderpur in Muzaffarpur Police: actor was depressed due to lack of work Utkarsh's family claim it is 'a murder'

Three months after Sushant&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rajput's&nbsp;sudden demise, in another unfortunate Sunday, an aspiring 26-year-old actor Akshat Utkarsh&nbsp;from Muzaffarpur, passed away at his residence in Mumbai's Andheri area.&nbsp;Like SSR, Akshat&nbsp;had come to Mumbai&nbsp;to pursue his acting dreams.
According to Amboli police officials, Akshat allegedly died by suicide as he was depressed due to lack of work amid the pandemic.
In striking similarity to the SSR&nbsp;death case, Akshat's&nbsp;family, has dismissed the depression narrative claiming that the aspiring actor was murdered. The family have also alleged police negligence.
Reportedly, the Accidental Death Record (ADR) has been registered and preliminary enquiry and autopsy report do not indicate any foul play.
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