Lucknow: Lucknow police have arrested four people in the incident of Namaz at Lulumal. Dismissing the reports that the eight people who prayed at Lulu Mall on July 12 were non-Muslims, the police said that the four people arrested are Muslims and they are being interrogated.

On July 15, four people were arrested for attempting to perform religious rituals at Lulu Mall after prayers on July 12. Saroj Nath Yogi, Krishna Kumar Pathak, Gaurav Goswami and Arshad Ali were arrested. When Yogi, Pathak and Goswami tried to perform puja, Ali was trying to offer namaz in the premises of the mall. According to a press release issued by the Lucknow Commissioner on Tuesday, false news was being spread that they had performed Namaz on July 12.

Apart from these four, 18 people were booked on July 16 for disturbing the peace while trying to enter the shopping mall. On the same day, two others were taken into custody for trying to disrupt religious harmony over the Hanuman Chalisa.

Referring to the Lulu Mall controversy, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that security lapses will not be tolerated and those who try to disrupt unity will be dealt with sternly.

“Some people make unnecessary statements and organize demonstrations to stop people visiting the mall. The Chief Minister said that no one will be allowed to disrupt traffic on the road by organizing prayers or other events.

The controversy was ignited when a video of people praying at Lulumal went viral on social media. There was also controversy when extremist Hindu organizations tried to recite Hanuman Chalisa in the mall after the namaz. The Hindu Mahasabha threatened to recite Sundara Kanda from the Ramayana if the prayer was allowed to continue. After this, the UP Police registered a case against the unknown persons who performed Namaz.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath opened the mall on July 11, which was built with an investment of two thousand crore rupees.

New Delhi: Indian Railways is on the path of change and progress. Railways passing through the path of modernization are implementing many reforms. Indian Railways pays attention to even the smallest things considering the needs of the passengers.

Recently, Railways has implemented a major legal reform. Accordingly, from now on it is essential to have a confirmed ticket to travel by train. Otherwise, railways will charge a penalty if traveling without a confirmed ticket.

That is, according to the new law, a person who is caught traveling with a weighting ticket will have to pay a fine. With the start of the festive season, the train is very crowded. On this occasion, this decision is for the convenience of the passengers. Apart from this, railways have started many new trains considering the rush of trains.

According to the new rule implemented by the railways, traveling on waiting tickets is completely prohibited. Besides, the railways have also tightened ticket checking. According to the estimates given by the railways, 4000 to 6000 passengers travel with waiting tickets every day. This not only creates inconvenience to other passengers but also leads to massive overcrowding in the coaches.

Railways have implemented these new rules keeping in mind such inconveniences to the passengers. That means if a passenger is caught traveling with a waiting ticket when the new law comes into force, a fine of Rs 500 will be levied. So, before starting the train journey, keep these things in mind.

Apart from that, the other major change is that comforts like blankets, sheets, and pillows have been re-introduced in the trains. This is a great comfort for AC coach travelers. But, another important thing is that this time this service will not be provided free of cost to the passengers. Passengers will have to pay for this. Also, a complete kit will be provided to railway passengers. Its price is 300 rupees. It is not necessary to buy the complete kit. Buy only what you need. Any traveler can avail of these services.

Bhopal: At Khalghat Sanjay Setu in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh, 13 people were killed and many injured after a bus plunged into Narmada river. The accident happened on Monday morning. The Maharashtra Roadways bus, which was going from Indore to Pune, met with an accident. Rescue operations are in progress. Minister Narottam Mishra told ANI that 15 passengers were rescued. It is reported that there were about 60 people in the bus. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan condoled the incident. The Chief Minister directed the district officials to provide immediate assistance to the injured.” A team of the district administration is at the accident site. The bus has been removed. I am in constant touch with Dhar district administration and Khargaon. “Directions have been made to make arrangements for proper treatment of the injured,” Shivraj Singh tweeted.

Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh, like neighboring Maharashtra, is receiving heavy rains. Last week, the IMD issued a red alert, predicting the possibility of heavy or very heavy rains in Narmadapuram division. Heavy rains have severely affected people’s lives in Madhya Pradesh. Traffic was disrupted due to waterlogging.