Thiruvananthapuram: Former UAE Consul General and Attache will be charged in gold and dollar smuggling cases. The Foreign Ministry has approved the prosecution of Consul General Jamal al-Zabi and Attache Rashid Khamis Ali. This is only technical permission to file a charge sheet. They cannot be questioned.
Customs sought permission to prosecute the two after their involvement in gold and dollar smuggling became clear. According to Swapna Suresh, ministers in the previous government were involved in dollar debt. The Consul General and Atasha need to be questioned to clarify the matter further. But it is not currently allowed.
Kochi: A complete closure has been announced in Lakshadweep. The decision comes in the wake of the spread of the Covid virus. A complete shutdown was announced in Lakshadweep for a week. The district collector issued an order declaring a complete closure on five islands.
Officers are allowed to enter the workplace using the Covid Negative Certificate and ID card.
Curfew was imposed in the Kavaratti, Minicoy, Kalpaini, and Amani islands following the escalation of the Covid outbreak. A complete shutdown has been announced for these islands until June 7. The closure was reportedly announced amid heightened protests against the administrator’s reform measures.
Thiruvananthapuram; Covid confirmed to Minister P Rajeev. He was later admitted to the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospital. Covid confirmed this to the minister while actively attending departmental meetings. The minister also convened a meeting of cement manufacturers and distributors today to control the rise in cement prices.
Meanwhile, Aruvikkara MLA G Stephen was also admitted to the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College. He was shifted to the hospital due to post-Covid problems.
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Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Legislative Assembly unanimously passed a resolution expressing solidarity with the people fighting against the administrator’s anti-people reforms in Lakshadweep. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan introduced the resolution in the House. The amendment approved the revocation of the administrator’s controversial orders.
Attempts are being made to impose saffron agendas and corporate interests by destroying the unique way of life of the people of Lakshadweep. It started with saffron color on the coconuts and has now grown to destroy the habitats, life, and natural relationships of the people.
Lakshadweep also took steps to remove banners previously erected on the island against the Citizenship Amendment Bill and to arrest those who wrote it. The people of Lakshadweep generally adopt the practice of living peacefully in general and greeting guests with love. Steps have also been taken to bring in a goonda act in Lakshadweep, where crime is rampant. Such measures have been taken in anticipation of such protests. Through this, the authoritarian system of government continued to develop.
The aim is to take action to destroy fishing, which is the basis of people’s livelihood. The tents where the fishermen’s boats and nets are kept have been destroyed. Steps are also being taken to eliminate beef, which is an important part of the natural diet of people. The Sangh Parivar agenda of banning cow slaughter is being implemented through the back door. Steps are being taken to ban beef and beef and to close down dairy farms. The administrator in Lakshadweep is now spearheading the process of destroying the life and culture of such a people inch by inch.
Steps are being taken to abolish all existing democratic institutions in Lakshadweep and impose bureaucratic domination. The powers of the District Panchayat and the Village Island Panchayat have been transferred to the Administrator. The departments of Fisheries, Health, Education, Animal Husbandry, and Agriculture are being removed from the purview of the District Panchayat.
An administrator who did not have the authority to intervene directly in these departments is also empowered to do so by order. In doing so, the central government is undermining the island’s natural democracy by deploying officials of their choice. It is also presenting a bizarre answer related to the election. The attitude that those with more than two children should not contest in the panchayat elections is unheard of in our country. It is trying to implement that as well. As a result, the vast majority of the islanders will lose their democratic rights.
As part of the protection of the island community’s habitat, culture, and security, the existing law states that no one outside the island has the right to purchase land. This is the law that prevails in many parts of India. But reforms are also being implemented as part of making changes to it.
The Central Government has a responsibility to ensure that the features of the Union Territory of Lakshadweep and its people are preserved. The resolution also says that the administrator who challenges it should be removed from his responsibilities.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Central government has said that food kits will not be allotted to any state. Only rice and wheat are being distributed to the States and Union Territories through various schemes. Priority groups are given 5 kg of rice and Antyodaya Annayojana is given 35 kg of rice per month. During the lockdown in 2020, five kg of rice/wheat was provided to foreign workers.
This was stated in a reply given by the Union Ministry of Food and Public Distribution under the Right to Information Act to Ajay S Kumar, a native of Thiruvananthapuram. The question was to which state the central government was providing food kits and how much was distributed.
Both the BJP and the Congress had propagated in the local body and assembly elections that the foodgrains provided by the central government were being bagged by the state government. K Surendran said in a press conference. K Sudhakaran MP also campaigned in this manner. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had asked why the kit provided by the Center is not available in other states.
Thiruvananthapuram: Chittayam Gopakumar has been elected unopposed as the Deputy Speaker. The Congress had not submitted its nomination for the post of Deputy Speaker. The deadline to submit nominations was 12 ‘ o’clock today.
Thiruvananthapuram: Four trains, including Janashatabdi, have been canceled due to a shortage of passengers. The dates of some earlier canceled trains have also been extended. The Kozhikode-Thiru-Kozhikode Janashatabdi Special and Ernakulam-Kannur-Ernakulam Intercity trains will be canceled from June 1 to 15.
The previously canceled Shornur-Thiruvananthapuram-Shornur Venad Special, Ernakulam-Thiruvananthapuram-Ernakulam Vanchinad Special, Alappuzha-Kannur-Alappuzha Executive Special, Punalur-Guruvayur-Punalur Special, and Guruvayur-Thiru-Guruvayur Intercity Express will also be canceled from June 1.
Mangalore-Thiru. Malabar Special from June 1 to 15, Thiru-Mangalore Special from 2 to 16, Thiru-Kannur Janashatabdi Special from 2 to 14, Kannur-Thiru. Janashatabdi from 3 to 15, Chennai-Alappuzha daily special from June 1 to 15, and Alappuzha – Chennai special from 2 to 16 were also canceled.
The weekly Kochuveli-Mangalore (Antyodaya) Special will leave Kochuveli on June 3, 5, 10, and 12, while the Mangalore-Kochuveli Special will run on June 4, 6, 11, and 13. Special trains will also be canceled on June 6 and 13.
Kochi: Police arrested 24 people, including a priest and church officials, for violating the Covid norms at the church. They were later released on bail, Chengamnad police said.
The incident took place this morning. The priest held holy communion violating Covid norms. The police then reached the church and took further action.
The Chengamnad SI said that they had registered a case against the church vicar and others for violating the covid norms.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has rejected a petition seeking a stay to the Central Vista project in Delhi at a time when the spread of Covid is rampant in the country. A bench headed by Chief Justice DN Patel also imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh on the petitioners. The court dismissed the petition saying that the petitioners had filed the petition for a specific purpose.
Those involved in the construction of the Central Vista Project live right where construction is taking place. So there will be no covid expansion. The court also pointed out that there was no impediment to construction work as per the order of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority. The court ruled that the project was of national importance and should be completed before November 21, 2021.
