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Sonali Phogat death: CBI to take over probe, family welcomes Centre's move

The Union Home Ministry on Monday handed over the case to the CBI after Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recommended it in a letter earlier on Monda

In a fresh development, the Centre has recommended a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the death of BJP leader and actor Sonali Phogat. Her family has welcomed the Centre&rsquo;s move.&nbsp;
The Union Home Ministry on Monday handed over the case to the CBI after Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recommended it in a letter earlier on Monday. Phogat&rsquo;s death remains mired in controversy since Aug 23.&nbsp;
So far, Sonali&rsquo;s aides Sudhir Sangwan and Sukhwinder Singh and three others have been arrested in connection with the case. Phogat, 42, died on the intervening night of Aug 22 and 23 in Goa. The police initially registered a case of accidental death, however the family alleged foul play into her death demanding CBI probe
&ldquo;Our family has been demanding a CBI investigation in this matter right from the start". The family suspects a "conspiracy" behind her death and only a CBI probe can bring the truth out&rdquo;, said Rinku Dhaka, Sonali&rsquo;s brother.&nbsp;
Besides, On Sept 11, members of 35 Khap Panchayats from Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh came together to support demands of Phogat&rsquo;s family.&nbsp;
Phogat&rsquo;s family&rsquo;s claims fell in line with the autopsy report that mentioned blunt injury marks on her body two days after her death.&nbsp;
It was then the police began to investigate the alleged murder of Phogat. During investigation a shocking CCTV footage from Goa&rsquo;s Curlies restaurant hinted at foul play. The footage showed Sonali staggering out of the pub holding onto one of her aides. She was declared dead hours later at a hospital.&nbsp;
It was revealed that Phogat was administered drugs by her aides. So far, Sudhir Sangwan and Sukhwinder Singh and three others have been arrested in connection with the case.&nbsp;
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The Parliament saw some light-hearted moments on April 4 as Amit Shah spoke on a Bill.
The Union Home Minister was speaking on the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill and Model Prison Manual, when a funny exchange with an Opposition MP occurred.
Accused of talking in a reprimanding tone, Shah said, "I never reprimand anyone.&nbsp;My voice is a bit loud. It's a manufacturing defect. I don't ever get angry. I only get angry on the Kashmir issue."
During the discussion, Shah defended the&nbsp;Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill by saying that it would ensure that authorities remain two steps ahead of criminals.
He said that human rights concerns have been addressed in the Bill, and the Opposition should also consider the rights of those targeted by criminals.&nbsp;Shah said data will be stored in a protected hardware and those "who send samples (for matching) will be sent results and data will not be shared".

'I don't get...': Amit Shah makes MPs laugh, says his loud voice is 'manufacturing defect'

Watch how Amit Shah made MPs laugh in Lok Sabha when accused of talking in a reprimanding tone.


((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
 AMIT SHAH, UNION HOME MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKBqm8lxU8
(6:56 - 7:08) TRANSLATION - My voice is a bit loud. It's a manufacturing defect. I don't ever get angry. I only get angry on the Kashmir issue.
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 VO: The Parliament saw some light-hearted moments on April 4 as Amit Shah spoke on a Bill. The Union Home Minister was speaking on the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill and Model Prison Manual, when a funny exchange with an Opposition MP occurred. Accused of talking in a reprimanding tone, here's what Shah said.
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 BYTE AMIT SHAH, UNION HOME MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKBqm8lxU8
&nbsp; (6:26 - 7:09) APRIL 4, 2022 COURTESY: SANSAD TV
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 VO: During the discussion, Shah defended the&nbsp;Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill by saying that it would ensure that authorities remain two steps ahead of criminals. He said that human rights concerns have been addressed in the Bill, and the Opposition should also consider the rights of those targeted by criminals.
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 BYTEAMIT SHAH, UNION HOME MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKBqm8lxU8
&nbsp; (4:08 - 4:34) APRIL 4, 2022 COURTESY: SANSAD TV
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CAPTIONS Funny exchange in Parliament Amit Shah makes MPs laugh Shah's tone called 'reprimanding' I never get angry, except on J&amp;K: Shah Loud voice manufacturing defect: Shah

<div>The Union Home Minister was speaking on the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill and Model Prison Manual.</div>

The Parliament saw some light-hearted moments on April 4 as Amit Shah spoke on a Bill.
The Union Home Minister was speaking on the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill and Model Prison Manual, when a funny exchange with an Opposition MP occurred.
Accused of talking in a reprimanding tone, Shah said, "I never reprimand anyone.&nbsp;My voice is a bit loud. It's a manufacturing defect. I don't ever get angry. I only get angry on the Kashmir issue."
During the discussion, Shah defended the&nbsp;Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill by saying that it would ensure that authorities remain two steps ahead of criminals.
He said that human rights concerns have been addressed in the Bill, and the Opposition should also consider the rights of those targeted by criminals.&nbsp;Shah said data will be stored in a protected hardware and those "who send samples (for matching) will be sent results and data will not be shared".

During a meeting on Wednesday called by the Ministry of Home Affairs to end the ongoing border tension between the two northeastern states, it was decided a neutral central force will be deployed along the disturbed Assam-Mizoram border.
New agency PTI&nbsp;reported that the decision was taken after a two-hour-long meeting chaired by Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla and attended by officials&nbsp;from Assam and Mizoram.
Both state governments have agreed to the deployment of a neutral Central Armed Police Force at the disturbed interstate border along the National Highway 306, a home ministry official told&nbsp;PTI.The neutral force will be commanded by a senior officer of the CAPF.
Besides, in order to facilitate the functioning of the force, both the state governments will work out arrangements in coordination with the Union Home Ministry within a reasonable timeframe.

Assam, Mizoram agree to deploy neutral forces at contested border

Assam and Mizoram have agreed to the deployment of a neutral Central Armed Police Force at the disturbed interstate border along the National Highway 306

Assam and Mizoram have agreed to the deployment of a neutral Central Armed Police Force at the disturbed interstate border along the National Highway 306

During a meeting on Wednesday called by the Ministry of Home Affairs to end the ongoing border tension between the two northeastern states, it was decided a neutral central force will be deployed along the disturbed Assam-Mizoram border.
New agency PTI&nbsp;reported that the decision was taken after a two-hour-long meeting chaired by Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla and attended by officials&nbsp;from Assam and Mizoram.
Both state governments have agreed to the deployment of a neutral Central Armed Police Force at the disturbed interstate border along the National Highway 306, a home ministry official told&nbsp;PTI. The neutral force will be commanded by a senior officer of the CAPF.
Besides, in order to facilitate the functioning of the force, both the state governments will work out arrangements in coordination with the Union Home Ministry within a reasonable timeframe.

Corporatisation of Ordnance Factories

The Government on September 11 has set up an Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for corporatisation of the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB). Other ministers in the EGoM are the Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of Law &amp; Justice Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of State for Labour &amp; Employment Santosh Kumar Gangwar and Minister of State for Personal, Public Grievance &amp; Pensions Jitendra Singh. The EGoM is to oversee and guide the entire process, including deciding on conversion of OFB into a single Defence Public Sector Undertaking (DPSU) or as multiple DPSUs, matters related to various categories of employees including transition support and redeployment plan of employees, &nbsp;protection of their salary and pension of existing employees and treatment for land assets of OFB.

Home Minister Amit Shah discharged from AIIMS

Four days after he was re-admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi after recovering from Covid-19, Home&nbsp;Minister Amit Shah was discharged from the medical facility on Thursday.He had tested positive on August 2 this year and had recuperated at a private hospital in Gurugram.The 55-year-old BJP leader&nbsp;was earlier admitted to AIIMS for &lsquo;post&nbsp;covid-care'.&nbsp;With his recovery, Shah may attend the remaining monsoon session of the parliament that began on Monday with Covid safety measures.&nbsp;

Home&nbsp;Minister Amit Shah discharged from AIIMS&nbsp;&nbsp; He had tested Covid-19 +ve&nbsp;in&nbsp;August this year&nbsp;&nbsp; He was earlier admitted for &lsquo;post&nbsp;covid-care'&nbsp; Shah may attend the parliament on Monday&nbsp;

Four days after he was re-admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi after recovering from Covid-19, Home&nbsp;Minister Amit Shah was discharged from the medical facility on Thursday.He had tested positive on August 2 this year and had recuperated at a private hospital in Gurugram.The 55-year-old BJP leader&nbsp;was earlier admitted to AIIMS for &lsquo;post&nbsp;covid-care'.&nbsp;With his recovery, Shah may attend the remaining monsoon session of the parliament that began on Monday with Covid safety measures.&nbsp;

'Understand chronology': Rahul's latest jibe at Centre

Without missing any opportunity, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi once again takes a dig at Centre over the India-China border standoff.&nbsp;

'Understand chronology' Rahul's latest jibe at Centre

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi takes a dig at centre over China
Rahul: is Modi&nbsp;govt with Indian army or with China?
Rahul&nbsp;explores chronology of LAC standoff

Without missing any opportunity, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi once again took a dig at the Centre over the India-China border standoff. In his latest tweet, the Congressman yet again taunted the centre as he explored the LAC chronology, mocking Home Minister Shah who had first used the now-popular 'Chronology phrase' last year. Rahul&nbsp;wrote, "PM said no one entered the&nbsp;border...Then took a huge loan from China-based bank.. then, defence minister said China had encroached ..Now, Minister of State for Home said no infiltration."&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;went on to ask 'Is Modi&nbsp;govt with Indian army or with China?' The sneering remark&nbsp;referred to PM Modi's June comment where he clarified that no one had intruded the Indian borders and to&nbsp;a reported $750 million&nbsp;loan taken by the government from a Beijing&nbsp;backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in June.&nbsp;

Save people from Covid instead of saving Hindi: Stalin to Shah

DMK President MK Stalin has hit out at Home Minister Amit Shah over his Hindi Diwas message. South leader asked Shah to focus on saving Indians from Covid&nbsp;instead of saving Hindi

DMK President MK Stalin has hit out at Home Minister Amit Shah over his Hindi Diwas message. Stalin asked the home minister to save Indians from Covid-19 rather than Hindi. The DMK&nbsp;leader took exception to Shah's comments on Monday where he described Hindi as common thread that binds India. In a social media post, Stalin asked how can Hindi which is spoken by people in a few states connect the whole country? "Hindi is actually diving the people," he added.

Home Minister Amit Shah admitted to AIIMS again

Union Home Minister Amit Shah was admitted to AIIMS for 1-2 days for a complete medical check-up before Parliament session, the hospital said in a statement.&nbsp;
55-year-old Shah tweeted on August 2, that he had tested positive for Covid-19. He had undergone treatment at Medanta Hospital and was discharged after he tested negative for the disease.&nbsp;Shah was discharged from AIIMS after post-Covid care on August 30.
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Amit Shah was in AIIMS for medical check up before Parliament session

Home Minister&nbsp;was at&nbsp;AIIMS&nbsp;for routine check up
Routine medical check up ahead of parliament session
Amit Shah had earlier tested Covid&nbsp;+ve on Aug&nbsp;2
Shah was discharged after post-Covid&nbsp;care on Aug 31
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah was admitted to AIIMS for 1-2 days for a complete medical check-up before Parliament session, the hospital said in a statement.&nbsp;
55-year-old Shah tweeted on August 2, that he had tested positive for Covid-19. He had undergone treatment at Medanta Hospital and was discharged after he tested negative for the disease.&nbsp;Shah was discharged from AIIMS after post-Covid care on August 30.
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