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Industrialist Naveen Jindal, who recently joined BJP, is marking a comeback in politics after a hiatus of 10 years. 

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Industrialist Naveen Jindal seeks to reclaim Kurukshetra seat, this time from BJP ticket

Industrialist Naveen Jindal, who recently joined BJP, is marking a comeback in politics after a hiatus of 10 years.&nbsp;

Naveen Jindal, the politician-industrialist, who is one of the richest men in India was seen loading bags full of wheat into a truck in the Radaur grain market of Yamunanagar district. This video came two days before the Lok Sabha elections began.&nbsp;
It appears that the industrialist was trying to connect with the farmers as he is making a comeback to politics after a hiatus of 10 years.&nbsp;
Jindal, a two-time Congress MP from Haryana&rsquo;s Kurukshetra from 2004 to 2014, sprang a surprise when he switched to the ruling BJP, which immediately named him its candidate for the constituency in the Lok Sabha elections.
The chairman of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL), Naveen is the youngest of four sons of the late O.P. Jindal, who rose from farming in Hisar to found one of the largest steel industries in the country.
Naveen first hit the headlines in 1992 when, as a new management graduate from the University of Texas, objected when the local deputy commissioner asked him to remove the tricolour flying atop his factory at Raigarh in Chhattisgarh.
Jindal took the matter to the high court, seeking a change in the flag code to enable every Indian citizen to fly the tricolour on all days of the year. Finally, in 2004, the Supreme Court gave its judgment in his favour, ruling that flying the national flag was a symbol of freedom of expression.
The Jindal family had been aligned with the Congress party since patriarch O.P. Jindal&rsquo;s electoral debut on the party ticket in the 1991 Assembly polls. Both O.P. and, after his death, his wife Savitri served as ministers in different Congress governments in the state. However, O.P.&rsquo;s differences with the then Chief Minister Bhajan Lal in 1996 led to his shift to ex-CM Bansi Lal&rsquo;s Haryana Vikas Party, on whose ticket he successfully contested the Lok Sabha elections from the Kurukshetra seat.&nbsp;
He returned to the grand old party in 2000 and decided to usher Naveen into politics from Kurukshetra in the 2004 Lok Sabha polls, choosing to contest himself in the Assembly elections from Hisar. A year later, he died in a helicopter crash at Saharanpur along with Bansi Lal&rsquo;s son Surendra Singh.
The Jindal family&rsquo;s winning streak in politics ended in 2014 when both Naveen, from Kurukshetra, and his mother Savitri, who contested from her husband&rsquo;s Hisar Assembly seat, lost the polls.
Ironically, Naveen, who was booked by the CBI and the ED in the alleged coal scam cases during the Congress-led UPA rule in 2014, was brought down by the BJP campaign, with the BJP candidate defeating him by a huge margin in the 2014 polls. The Congress did not give him a ticket in the 2019 elections.
As Naveen is contesting the polls on a BJP ticket, it remains to be seen what will happen to the coal scam cases pending against him.
As Naveen Jindal resigned in March this year, Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh commented, "When you need a giant-size washing machine, this had to happen. And after making ZERO contributions to the party in the last ten years, saying I am resigning from it is a big joke," in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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One of the richest men in India, Naveen Jindal was seen loading wheat bags in Kurukshetra ahead of elections. Video of the same is circulating on the internet. 

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One of the richest men in India, Naveen Jindal was seen loading wheat bags in Kurukshetra ahead of elections. Video of the same is circulating on the internet.&nbsp;

Naveen Jindal, the politician-industrialist, who is one of the richest men in India was seen loading wheat bags in Kurukshetra. The video of the same is doing rounds on the internet.&nbsp;
The viral video shows Jindal loading bags full of wheat into a truck in the Radaur grain market of Yamunanagar district on April 17.&nbsp;
The labourers told Jindal their problem and the industrialist assured them of redressing their grievances at the earliest once he became an MP.&nbsp;
Naveen Jindal is the Chairman of Jindal Steel and Power Limited. He was a former MP from Kurukshetra. In 2004, he won the elections from Congress party. In 2009, he was re-elected in the 2009 general elections. However, he lost the 2014 Lok Sabha election from Kurukshetra.&nbsp;
In 2024, he resigned from Congress party and joined BJP. Now, he is contesting from Kurukshetra as a BJP candidate.
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While sitting BJP MP (retd) Gen VK Singh dropped out of the 2024 elections, former Congress MP and industrialist Naveen Jindal joined the saffron party. 

Gen VK Singh opts out of Lok Sabha polls, ex-Congress MP Naveen Jindal joins BJP

Gen VK Singh opts out of Lok Sabha polls

While sitting BJP MP (retd) Gen VK Singh dropped out of the 2024 elections, former Congress MP and industrialist Naveen Jindal joined the saffron party.&nbsp;

BJP MP (Retd.) Gen VK Singh has decided not to contest the 2024 Lok Sabha election. Taking to social media X, the Army veteran on 24th March said that he wants to dedicate his energy and time in new directions where he can serve the country in a different way.
He did not exactly specify his future role.
Singh joined the BJP in 2014 after his retirement from the military and was twice elected as MP from the Ghaziabad constituency of Uttar Pradesh.
"I have dedicated my entire life to the service of this nation as a soldier. For the last 10 years, I have worked tirelessly to fulfill the dream of making Ghaziabad a world-class city. In this journey, I am grateful for the trust and love that I have received from the people of the country and Ghaziabad as well as from the members of the BJP. This emotional bond is priceless to me," he said on X.
"With these feelings, I have made a difficult, but thoughtful decision. I will not contest the 2024 elections. This decision was not easy for me, but I have taken it from the bottom of my heart. I want to take my energy and time in new directions, where I can serve my country in a different way."&nbsp;
"I thank you all from the bottom of my heart for being your companions on this journey. Your love, support and faith have always inspired me. Going forward, I will continue my service towards the country and all the citizens, just in a new form."
Meanwhile, industrialist and former Congress MP Naveen Jindal has joined the saffron party. On social media X, Jindal thanked the party leadership and former prime minister Manmohan Singh in his resignation note.
&ldquo;I represented Congress Party in Parliament as MP from Kurukshetra for 10 years. I thank the Congress leadership and the then Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh. Today I am resigning from the primary membership of the Congress Party," he tweeted on Sunday evening.&nbsp;

Over 500 Indian websites attacked. From government agencies, to universities and schools; from police, to agricultural bodies - the hack attack has been indiscriminate.
The sudden cyber onslaught has been sparked by comments regarding Mohammad, who is considered a Prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam. The comments were made by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal who have since been suspended.
After a diplomatic storm, the Indian government is now worrying about cyber tsunamis. So, who is behind all these attacks?
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One of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce. It is reportedly a hacking collective based in Malaysia, and is very active on social media. DragonForce has launched an anti-India campaign called 'OpsPatuk' or 'strike back'. The hackers have apparently published social media credentials, and bank usernames &amp; passwords of Indians. DragonForce has been associated with Pakistani hacking groups in the past.
Another group whose name has emerged is 1877. It is apparently a grouping of Iraqi hackers who seem to have partnered with DragonForce for OpsPatuk. 1877 group attacked the ICAR website, among others.
Then there is One Hat Cyber Team, a group of hackers who apparently belong to Indonesia. The One Hat Cyber Team hacked the website of Thane Police, and demanded an apology over the Mohammad controversy.
The targets of these cyber criminals have been varied. Some of the websites which were attacked include those of the Indian embassy in Israel, the Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Thane Police, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, and Institute of Science, Nagpur.
Cyber crime is turning out to be a major threat for India. The country saw 1.8 crore cyber attacks and threats in the first three months of 2022, as per US-based cyber security firm Norton. Between January and March, India saw almost 60,000 phishing attempts, and over 30,000 tech support scams, according to the Norton study.
To fight off hacking attempts, website owners must examine vulnerabilities and plug loopholes. This would include fixing issues like default passwords, and unpatched or outdated servers.

Revealed: who's behind hack attacks on India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad row

Islamic Prophet Mohammad row: one of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce, a hacking collective based in Malaysia which has been associated with Pakistani hackers in the past.

Over 500 Indian websites attacked. From government agencies, to universities and schools; from police, to agricultural bodies - the hack attack has been indiscriminate.
The sudden cyber onslaught has been sparked by comments regarding Mohammad, who is considered a Prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam. The comments were made by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal who have since been suspended.
After a diplomatic storm, the Indian government is now worrying about cyber tsunamis. So, who is behind all these attacks?
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One of the groups which has claimed responsibility for the hack attacks is DragonForce. It is reportedly a hacking collective based in Malaysia, and is very active on social media. DragonForce has launched an anti-India campaign called 'OpsPatuk' or 'strike back'. The hackers have apparently published social media credentials, and bank usernames &amp; passwords of Indians. DragonForce has been associated with Pakistani hacking groups in the past.
Another group whose name has emerged is 1877. It is apparently a grouping of Iraqi hackers who seem to have partnered with DragonForce for OpsPatuk. 1877 group attacked the ICAR website, among others.
Then there is One Hat Cyber Team, a group of hackers who apparently belong to Indonesia. The One Hat Cyber Team hacked the website of Thane Police, and demanded an apology over the Mohammad controversy.
The targets of these cyber criminals have been varied. Some of the websites which were attacked include those of the Indian embassy in Israel, the Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Thane Police, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, and Institute of Science, Nagpur.
Cyber crime is turning out to be a major threat for India. The country saw 1.8 crore cyber attacks and threats in the first three months of 2022, as per US-based cyber security firm Norton. Between January and March, India saw almost 60,000 phishing attempts, and over 30,000 tech support scams, according to the Norton study.
To fight off hacking attempts, website owners must examine vulnerabilities and plug loopholes. This would include fixing issues like default passwords, and unpatched or outdated servers.

The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity.
Among those named in the FIR, registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operation (IFSO) unit of the Special Cell, are Naveen Kumar Jindal, Shadab Chauhan, Saba Naqvi, Maulana Mufti Nadeem, Abdur Rehman and Gulzar Ansari, the police said.
The FIR is against several individuals cutting across religions, Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra said.
The unit will investigate the roles of various social media entities in promoting false and wrong information with an intention to create unrest on the cyber space and that have ramifications on the physical space thereby compromising with the social fabric of the country, Malhotra said.

Delhi Police name journalist Saba Naqvi among others in case over hate on social media

&nbsp;The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity.
Among those named in the FIR, registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operation (IFSO) unit of the Special Cell, are Naveen Kumar Jindal, Shadab Chauhan, Saba Naqvi, Maulana Mufti Nadeem, Abdur Rehman and Gulzar Ansari, the police said.
The FIR is against several individuals cutting across religions, Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra said.
The unit will investigate the roles of various social media entities in promoting false and wrong information with an intention to create unrest on the cyber space and that have ramifications on the physical space thereby compromising with the social fabric of the country, Malhotra said.

Delhi Police name journalist Saba Naqvi in case over hate on social media

The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity

The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity.
Among those named in the FIR, registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operation (IFSO) unit of the Special Cell, are Naveen Kumar Jindal, Shadab Chauhan, Saba Naqvi, Maulana Mufti Nadeem, Abdur Rehman and Gulzar Ansari, the police said.
The FIR is against several individuals cutting across religions, Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra said.
The unit will investigate the roles of various social media entities in promoting false and wrong information with an intention to create unrest on the cyber space and that have ramifications on the physical space thereby compromising with the social fabric of the country, Malhotra said.

After Muslim countries, terrorist organisations have waded into the controversy sparked by BJP leaders' comments on Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.
Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal which had led to punitive action by BJP. In a statement, AQIS or Al Qaeda in the Subcontinent, said that Hindutva is a "system and philosophy which is hostile to the religion and Shariah of Allah".
The terrorist organisation said that its members would "bind explosives" to their bodies and their children's bodies to attack those who "dishonoured" Mohammad. Al Qaeda named Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat as places that it would target in India.
In April 2022, Al Qaeda's chief Ayman Al Zawahiri had released a video commenting on the hijab controversy in the Indian state of Karnataka. Regarding the ban on the Islamic headdress for women inside classrooms, Al Zawahiri had asked Muslims to "fight intellectually, using the media and with weapons on the battlefield".
The UN designated terrorist had also praised the student protesting against the hijab ban.

Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, warns of suicide bombings in Delhi, Mumbai, UP, Gujarat

Al Qaeda threatens India over Islamic Prophet Mohammad controversy, names 4 target places


Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal against Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.

After Muslim countries, terrorist organisations have waded into the controversy sparked by BJP leaders' comments on Mohammad, who is considered a prophet, or messenger of Allah, by followers of Islam.
Al Qaeda threatened terror attacks in India over comments made by Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal which had led to punitive action by BJP. In a statement, AQIS or Al Qaeda in the Subcontinent, said that Hindutva is a "system and philosophy which is hostile to the religion and Shariah of Allah".
The terrorist organisation said that its members would "bind explosives" to their bodies and their children's bodies to attack those who "dishonoured" Mohammad. Al Qaeda named Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat as places that it would target in India.
In April 2022, Al Qaeda's chief Ayman Al Zawahiri had released a video commenting on the hijab controversy in the Indian state of Karnataka. Regarding the ban on the Islamic headdress for women inside classrooms, Al Zawahiri had asked Muslims to "fight intellectually, using the media and with weapons on the battlefield".
The UN designated terrorist had also praised the student protesting against the hijab ban.
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