Thrissur: The mysterious death of Sashindran in Avanur, Thrissur has been confirmed as murder. The son poisoned his food because of his grudge against his father and stepmother. The son confessed that he had killed his father.
The statement of his son Mayurnath was recorded. The statement was recorded by the Medical College Police. Mayurnath is an Ayurvedic doctor. The murder was due to a property dispute. The accused mixed the poison with curry which was bought online.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Lokayukta Full Bench will consider the case of misuse of the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund on the 12th of this month. The full bench comprises Justice Cyriak Joseph, Deputy Commissioner Justice Haroon Al Rasheed, and Babu Mathew P Joseph. The full bench will examine whether the Lokayukta can entertain the case.
Earlier, a two-member bench had a difference of opinion in the case, so it was decided to leave it to the full bench. Although the case was completed earlier, the judgment took almost a year. The Lokayukta has taken the case in cases where the amount from the relief fund was diverted and spent. The case was against the education expenses of NCP leader Uzhavoor Vijayan’s children and the allocation of money from the relief fund to the son of late Chengannur MLA Ramachandran Nair.
Australia is about to ban Tik Tok on government devices. The decision is based on security reasons. The Home Department conducted a detailed study on Tik Tok. The decision is made after this. Australian media reports that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accepted this.
Along with the United States, Britain, New Zealand, Canada, and Belgium, the European Commission has banned TikTok on government devices. India had already banned the app completely.
New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi filed an appeal against the CJM court verdict in the criminal defamation case. Rahul came in person and appealed to the Surat Sessions Court. The court will hear Rahul’s appeal on April 13.
The appeal has been filed seeking quashing of the March 23 order of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, which sentenced him to two years imprisonment in a criminal defamation case for defaming the Modi community. Surat Sessions Court extended Rahul Gandhi’s bail till April 13 in the case. Then the petition will be considered again on the 13th of this month. Rahul Gandhi personally came and submitted the appeal in the case.
At the same time, the court also directed the complainant to file a reply before April 10. Along with Rahul, senior leaders like Priyanka Gandhi and KC Venugopal also came to Surat. Congress Chief Ministers Ashok Gehlot and Bhupesh Bagal received Rahul Gandhi in Surat.
Rahul was punished on the complaint of BJP MLA Purnesh Modi that he insulted the entire Modi community while criticizing the Prime Minister. Later he was disqualified from the post of MP. At the same time, the Patna court has also issued a notice to Rahul. The court issued the notice on a complaint filed by BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi asking him to appear on April 12.
The Marburg virus that causes Ebola raises the alarm in Africa. Marburg virus is the cause of hemorrhagic fever, which has a mortality rate of up to 88 percent, according to the World Health Organization. High fever, bleeding, and excruciating headache are some of the symptoms of viral disease. Marburg virus is transmitted to another person through direct contact with the blood and body fluids of an infected person.
Marburg virus belongs to the family of filoviruses, which includes the Ebola virus. Currently, there is no cure for the disease. Research is ongoing into potential cures and vaccines for the Marburg virus.
Marburg virus was first reported in Equatorial Guinea. Since then, many cases have been confirmed by the World Health Organization. African fruit bats are carriers of the Marburg virus. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned all travelers to Guinea and Tanzania to take precautions to avoid contracting the virus.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Central Meteorological Department has warned that from today till April 6, rain with thunder and lightning and strong winds with a speed of 30 to 40 km are likely to occur in isolated places in the state.
Since thunder and lightning are dangerous, precautions should be taken from the time the clouds begin to be seen. In this situation, the State Disaster Management Authority has issued a warning to the public.
Bengaluru: In Karnataka, a cattle dealer was allegedly killed by cow protectors on the charge of cow smuggling. The incident took place on Saturday in Satannur in the Ramanagara district of Karnataka. Idris Pasha, a native of Satannur, was found dead on the road. The police registered a case against Puneet Karehalli and other known persons.
According to the police FIR, Puneet had been harassing Pasha continuously demanding Rs 2 lakh. Pasha was also told to go to Pakistan if he could not pay. According to the police, the murder that shook the country took place.
A journalist named Imran Khan released the information about the murder. On the night of March 31, Idris Pasha was taking cows in a cart. Puneeth Karehalli and his team intercepted this vehicle. It was alleged that the cows were being taken for slaughter. He shouted at Idris Pasha to go to Pakistan. Then Idris Pasha was brutally beaten and left on the road. The video was circulated on social media the other day.
Then Idris Pasha’s body was found on the road. After Pasha’s death, there was a big protest in the area. Relatives of Idris Pasha protested in front of the Sathanur police station with the dead body. Following this, the police registered a case against Puneet Karehalli.
Ahammadabad: All 26 accused in the 2002 Gujarat riots case were acquitted. The action belongs to the Panchmahal Additional Sessions Court. The court acquitted the accused in cases including gang rape and mass murder in the Gujarat riots. The court acquitted the accused due to a lack of evidence. Additional Sessions Judge Leelabhai Chudasama said in the court order that there was insufficient evidence to prove the crime against the accused and 13 accused died during the trial.
The court acquitted 26 accused in the case of gang rape and murder of more than 12 people in separate incidents in Kalol, Gujarat. There were 39 people on the accused list. 13 of them died during the trial.
Thiruvananthapuram: Health Minister Veena George has said that the health department has issued guidelines due to the increasing number of covid cases in the state. The guidelines were released on the basis of the Covid review meeting held the previous day. Government and private hospitals should set up beds specifically for treating covid patients. If a patient undergoing treatment is confirmed to be infected with Covid-19, treatment must be guaranteed in the same hospital without denying treatment. The samples of those who are positive for covid should be sent for WGS (Whole Genome Sequencing) test from every district according to the existing norms. The Minister also stated that District Surveillance Officers should ensure this.
People with diabetes, hypertension, cancer, heart disease, kidney disease, lung disease and other diseases, pregnant women, children and the elderly must wear masks in public places and hospitals. People over 60 years of age, people with diabetes, hypertension, cancer, heart disease, kidney disease, etc., if they have symptoms of Covid-19, must undergo RTPCR test and receive treatment according to the standards.
Patients and attendants arriving at the hospital must wear masks. Health workers must wear masks inside the hospital. This should be ensured by all District Medical Officers.
Asha workers and field staff should strengthen efforts to detect pregnant women with influenza symptoms. Pregnant women should be tested for covid if they have symptoms. Awareness should be raised about the need to take two doses of the covid vaccine and a precautionary dose.
People with lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, other serious diseases, people over 60 years of age, pregnant women, children, and obese people should take special precautions to prevent the spread of Covid-19. If they have symptoms of covid, they should seek immediate treatment. Bed-patients and palliative care patients at home should take precautionary measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
There should not be a situation where treatment is not available to any patient who needs treatment due to covid. A certain number of beds should be set aside in all government and private hospitals for covid patients who require inpatient treatment.
If a person under treatment in any hospital is confirmed to have covid, follow-up treatment should be ensured in the same hospital in an area specially reserved for covid patients. District Medical Officers should ensure that these facilities are provided in Government/Private Hospitals and patients are provided with treatment.
New Delhi: Karnataka assembly election date announced. Polling will be held in 224 constituencies in a single phase on May 10. Counting of votes is on May 13.
The last date for submission of nomination papers is April 20. Scrutiny on April 21. The last day to withdraw the form is April 24. A total of 5,21,73,579 voters will vote in 58282 polling stations in 224 constituencies. Of these, 9.17 lakh are maiden voters.
Chief Election Commissioner Rajeev Kumar said that those above 80 years of age and those with physical limitations can cast their vote at home. Apart from this, a special scheme will be formed to involve the tribal groups in the elections. The Chief Election Commissioner said that special surveillance will be instituted at the problem-affected booths and surveillance will be tightened at the border check posts.
