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AAP alleges police detained Atishi at Bhoomiheen Camp amid eviction notices. Police deny, citing Section 65. BJP defends demolitions, offering alternatives.

AAP Claims Detention Amid Kalkaji Demolition

AAP accuses police of detaining Atishi at Bhoomiheen Camp during demolition plans. Police refute claims, citing Section 65. BJP defends actions.

AAP alleges Atishi's police detention at Bhoomiheen Camp amid demolition plans. Authorities deny detention under Section 65 of the Delhi Police Act.

The Aam Aadmi Party Tuesday claimed its leader Atishi was detained by police when she went to meet the residents of Bhoomiheen Camp in Kalkaji where a demolition is to be carried out. Police, however, denied any detention.
Eviction notices by the Delhi Development Authority have been pasted at houses in the jhuggi-jhopri camp, warning "encroachers" to leave the spot within three days, or face action.
The camp, where most residents are migrant workers, has seen demolition drives thrice in the past year -- in May and June this year and July 2023.
Despite claims of detention, a police officer said she along with others were "removed" under Section 65 of the Delhi Police Act.
Section 65 of the Delhi Police Act, 1978 states that all persons must comply with reasonable directions given by a police officer in the discharge of their duties under the Act. If someone resists, refuses, or fails to comply, the police officer can remove the person, produce them before a Metropolitan Magistrate, or release them in trivial cases, it says.
Atishi, a former Delhi chief minister, had earlier in a post on X in Hindi, said, "Tomorrow, the BJP is going to run bulldozers over the Bhoomiheen Camp. Today, the slum residents there were planning to protest, so the BJP government deployed thousands of police and CRPF personnel.
"Rekha Gupta ji: You had said that no slums would be demolished, right? Then why is such a massive police and CRPF force deployed?" Gupta had on Sunday said the authorities cannot go against demolition orders issued by the courts and stressed that the displaced residents have been provided accommodation.
The remarks came amid criticism from the opposition AAP over the razing of the Madrasi Camp slum cluster near Barapullah in south Delhi, and similar demolition drives in other parts of the city.

In Samba's Nandini Hills, Mohammad Farooq was detained for suspicious behavior but released due to insufficient evidence. Ongoing investigations.

Detained Man Released in Samba District

Mohammad Farooq's suspicious activities led to his detention in Samba. Released after insufficient evidence, the investigation remains active.

Mohammad Farooq was detained for suspicious behavior but released due to insufficient evidence

Mohammad Farooq was detained for suspicious behavior in Samba but later released after a lack of evidence. Authorities still investigate.

Security forces detained a man after he was found roaming "suspiciously" in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district, officials said on Thursday.
He was released later.
Mohammad Farooq, a resident of Salunian village in Poonch district, was detained near Nandini Hills along the National Highway in Samba on Wednesday evening, officials said.
According to reports, he got a few "suspected calls from outside the country." A case was registered against him, they said, adding that following an inquiry, the magistrate ordered his release.
He was handed over to his relatives, and further investigations are on, officials added.

Lalsingh Rajpurohit, a senior leader of Shiv Sena's Shinde faction, has been detained for extortion charges in Kandivali, leading to his suspension and expulsion. Ongoing investigations also involve allegations of defrauding a couple and shop seizure.

Shiv Sena Leader's Extortion Detainment

Lalsingh Rajpurohit, from the Shiv Sena's Shinde faction, is detained over extortion claims, facing suspension and expulsion amid further allegations in Kandivali.

Shiv Sena's Rajpurohit detained for extortion allegations

Lalsingh Rajpurohit, a Shiv Sena leader, was detained for extortion. He faces suspension and expulsion amid legal investigations.

Mumbai police have recently detained Lalsingh Rajpurohit, a senior office-bearer of the Shiv Sena, on charges of extortion, according to official statements on Monday.
Rajpurohit, who holds the position of 'Vibhag Parmukh' (division head) for the Shiv Sena's Shinde faction in the suburban area of Kandivali, was taken into custody late Sunday night.
Following his arrest, Rajpurohit faced suspension from his role in the Shiv Sena's Shinde faction due to his alleged involvement in an extortion case filed in December of the previous year.
This information was confirmed by a police officer familiar with the situation.
The Kandivali police revealed that Rajpurohit, along with six associates, was accused of demanding money from a road construction contractor.
Moreover, just last Friday, another First Information Report (FIR) was lodged against him.
This new case involves allegations that he forcibly occupied a shop belonging to a Marathi family, with police contemplating his arrest in this matter as well.
As news of these incidents surfaced, Eknath Shinde, a leader of the faction, ordered the expulsion of Rajpurohit from the party. Consequently, his suspension was confirmed.
Additionally, charges of defrauding an elderly couple and illegally seizing a shop have been filed against Rajpurohit at the Kandivali police station. Investigations into these allegations are currently ongoing, officials stated.

Watch: Congress leaders protest in Bengaluru, demand BJP MLA's resignation in bribery case

Watch: Congress leaders protest in Bengaluru, demand BJP MLA's resignation in bribery case

Congress on Saturday staged a massive protest in Bengaluru demanding immediate arrest of BJP MLA Madal Virupakshappa after his name surfaced in a bribery scandal.
Senior party leaders, including Siddaramaiah and Randeep Surjewala, staged a protest outside the Karnataka CM&rsquo;s residence and demanded his resignation.
Several Congress leaders including former CM Siddaramaiah were detained by Police during their protest.
The anti-corruption wing of Lokayukta nabbed sitting Karnataka BJP MLA Madal Virupakshappa's son while he was receiving a Rs 40 lakh bribe on Thursday. Prashanth Madal, son of the BJP MLA was caught by the Lokayukta officials while he was receiving the bribe at his office.
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While 10 workers of CPI’s state unit were picked up while staging sit-in protest in Bishnupur district, AITI national secretary Md Islahuddin detained in Thoubal

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