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Watch: Army busts arms smuggled by Pak terrorists into J&K

Indian Army on Friday thwarted an attempt by Pakistan Army-supported terrorists to smuggle weapons from PoK into Jammu and Kashmir.

Indian Army on Friday thwarted an attempt by Pakistan-Army supported terrorists to smuggle weapons from PoK into Jammu and Kashmir. Personnel deployed at the Keran Sector of North Kashmir detected suspicious movement on banks of Kishen Ganga River. Video released by Army shows 2-3 terrorists trying to transport some items in a tube tied to a rope from far bank of the river. Army and J&amp;K police launch an operation and seized four AK rifles, eight magazines and other ammunition.

Indian Army on Friday thwarted an attempt by Pakistan Army-supported terrorists to smuggle weapons from PoK into Jammu and Kashmir. Personnel deployed at the Keran Sector of North Kashmir detected suspicious movement on banks of Kishen Ganga River. Video released by Army shows 2-3 terrorists trying to transport some items in a tube tied to a rope from far bank of the river. Army and J&amp;K police launch an operation and seized four AK rifles, eight magazines and other ammunition.

Hathras case: Sena attacks Yogi, Kangana with a Pakistan poser

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Sunday likened the Hathras incident in Uttar Pradesh, wherein a 19-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped and killed, to &ldquo;atrocities being committed against Hindu girls in Pakistan&rdquo;.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Sunday likened the Hathras incident in Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;to 'atrocities being committed against Hindu girls in Pakistan'. Wondering why nobody has called Hathras&nbsp;a Pakistan yet, Raut&nbsp;in a write-up in the party mouthpiece &lsquo;Saamana&rsquo;, also took a veiled jibe at actress Kangana Ranaut&nbsp;for comparing Mumbai&nbsp;with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He wrote what happened in Hathras was no different that how Hindu girls are treated in PoK.&nbsp;Raut said that identity of a rape victim should never be revealed, but a photograph of the Hathras victim in a hospital was circulated.

PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Sunday likened the Hathras incident in Uttar Pradesh, wherein a 19-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped and killed, to &ldquo;atrocities being committed against Hindu girls in Pakistan&rdquo;.
In a write-up in the party mouthpiece &lsquo;Saamana&rsquo;, Raut also took a veiled jibe at actress Kangana Ranaut over her &ldquo;Mumbai-Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK)&rdquo; remark wondering why nobody has called Hathras a Pakistan yet.
&ldquo;The Hathras victim was not a celebrity and she was not on drugs. She did not have any illegal construction (built by) spending crores of rupees. She was a simple girl whose dead body was illegally burnt in the dead of the night. All this happened in Yogi's (Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath&rsquo;s) &lsquo;Ramrajya&rsquo; (concept of ideal rule).
&ldquo;We hear that such incidents happen in Pakistan where Hindu girls are kidnapped, raped and murdered. What happened in Hathras was no different. So far no one has called Hathras a Pakistan," he said in his weekly column &lsquo;Rokhthok&rsquo;.
Raut said that identity of a rape victim should never be revealed, but a photograph of the Hathras victim in a hospital was circulated. &ldquo;Those who supported Kangana Ranaut's baseless comments against Mumbai and Maharashtra and demanded justice for her when her illegal construction was pulled down (by the Mumbai civic body last month), are now silent and have become invisible when it comes to demanding justice for the Hathras victim,&rdquo; he wrote.
He questioned the &ldquo;silence&rdquo; of National Commission for Women&rsquo;s chairperson Rekha Sharma, who had filed a case against Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik for his remarks against Ranaut, in the Hathras case.
&ldquo;Has justice eluded the Hathras victim because she was a Dalit?" Raut asked. He also criticised Union minister and Dalit leader Ramdas Athawale for &ldquo;keeping mum&rdquo; on the case.
"The Dalit movement and Ambedkar thoughts have been destroyed," he said.
Raut said 12,257 incidents of gang-rape have taken reported in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh from 2014 to 2019, &ldquo;but justice is given considering caste, religion and political affiliations&rdquo;.
&ldquo;If a Hathras-like incident had taken place in Maharashtra, demands would have been raised for dismissal of the state government and for imposition of President's rule,&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;

Undue importance being given to Kangana's remarks: Pawar

PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;Undue importance is being attached to the statements made by Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said on Wednesday without naming her.
He said people are not taking her remarks seriously.
The former Union minister also said that he does not take seriously the threat calls he received earlier this week.
Ranaut waded into controversy after she recently likened Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and said she feared the city Police more than the "movie mafia".
"We are giving undue importance to those making such statements. We will have to see what influence such statements have on the people at large," Pawar told reporters.
"In my opinion, people do not take seriously (such statements)," the veteran leader said.
Pawar said the people of Maharashtra and Mumbai have "years of experience" of how the state and city's police work.
"They (people) know the performance of the police. And hence, we need not pay heed to what one says," he added.
Asked about the threat calls he received, Pawar said, "I have just been given the record of threat calls I received and from where those were made.
"I have received calls in the past too. We don't take it seriously," the leader added.&nbsp;

Without naming her,&nbsp;NCP chief Sharad Pawar said on Wednesday that undue importance is being attached to the statements made by Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut.&nbsp; He said people are not taking her remarks seriously. The former Union minister also said that he does not take seriously the threat calls he received earlier this week.&nbsp;Ranaut waded into controversy after she recently likened Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and said she feared the city Police more than the "movie mafia".
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PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;Undue importance is being attached to the statements made by Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said on Wednesday without naming her.
The former Union minister also said that he does not take the threat calls he received earlier this week seriously.&nbsp;
Ranaut waded into a controversy&nbsp;after she recently likened Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and said she feared the city police more than the "movie mafia".
"We are giving undue importance to those making such statements. We will have to see what influence such statements have on the people at large," Pawar told reporters.
"In my opinion, people do not take such statements seriously," the veteran leader said.
Pawar said the people of Maharashtra and Mumbai have "years of experience" of how the state's and the city's police works.
"They (people) know the performance of the police. And hence, we need not pay heed to what someone says," he added.
Asked about the threat calls he received, Pawar said, "I have just been given the record of threat calls I received and from where those were made.
"I have received calls in the past too. We don't take it seriously," the leader added.&nbsp;

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