Chandigarh: The police have registered a case against the NIT director over the death of Agin S Dileep, a Malayali student who died at Punjab’s Lovely Professional University. Meanwhile, NIT has come up with an explanation for the suicide of the student. NIT said that Agin S. Dileep could not complete the course even after his final year of studies. As per NIT rules, the student was not eligible to continue in the course.

Agin S., a native of Cherthala Pallipuram was found dead yesterday. Agin S Dileep, a first-year student of Bachelor of Design, was found hanging dead in the hostel yesterday evening. The note mentioned the teacher of NIT, Kozhikode, where Agin studied earlier. The note accuses Prof. Prasad Krishna.

The note said that he regretted his decision and that he was a burden to everyone. Meanwhile, after Agin’s death, a huge protest was staged at the Lovely Professional University campus in Jalandhar. When two students committed suicide within ten days, the students came together in protest. The students demanded a detailed investigation of both incidents. The Kapurthala police have registered a case of unnatural death and started the investigation.

Mumbai: Massive drug bust at Mumbai’s Navasheva port.Delhi police special cell seized 345 kg of heroin. According to the police, it will cost around Rs 1725 crore in the international market.The heroin was mixed with licorice candy. A container of liquor weighing about 22 tons was seized. The container was taken to Delhi.

New Delhi:  Proceedings of the Supreme Court Constitution Bench can now be watched live online. The important decision was taken in the full court meeting of the judges presided over by Chief Justice UU Lalit. The live stream will start from September 27.
In the first step, do live streaming through YouTube. Later it will start its own webcast channel to live stream the proceedings of the Constitution Bench. Yesterday, senior advocate Indira Jaising had written to the Chief Justice requesting that the cases heard by the Constitution Bench be telecast live.

Earlier, in 2018, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra had ordered live telecast of constitutionally important cases. Considering all this, the Full Court decided to live stream the proceedings of the Constitution Bench. Currently Gujarat, Karnataka, Patna, Orissa and Jharkhand High Courts are telecasting court proceedings live.

Bengaluru: Two supporters of Islamic State (IS) who planned to carry out explosions in various places in Karnataka have been arrested by the police.

Mas Muneer Ahmed (22), a native of Mangaluru, and Syed Yasin Sideswar (21), a native of Shivamoga, were arrested by Shivamoga police.

Their accomplice Muhammad Shariq, a resident of Thirthahalli Soppugudde, is absconding. UAPA was also charged against the accused. Police also informed them that they had explosives.

Home Minister Araga Gyanendra said that three people have links with ISIS. The arrested Yasin is an electrical engineer. The accused have played a key role in the months-long violence in Shivamogga. All three have received terrorist training, including explosions. He said that one of them has links with Pakistan-based terror groups and the accused are being interrogated in detail.

New Delhi:  Four people were killed when a truck ran over sleeping people in Delhi. The incident took place in Seemapuri, Delhi. The vehicle that caused the accident has not been identified.

The accident happened at 1.51 am. Six people were sleeping on the roadside. The vehicle ran over them.

Two people died on the spot. Two others also died in the hospital. Two seriously injured people are undergoing treatment.
The deceased have been identified as Karim (52), Chhote Khans (25), Shah Alam (38), and Rahul (45). Police informed that 16-year-old Manish and 30-year-old Pradeep are undergoing treatment.