In Jharkhand, the JMM – Congress – RJD – alliance takes power. Election held for the 81-member state legislature Assembly.

The coalition won 47 seats in the election. The BJP won 25 seats. In the JMM coalition, the JMM won only 30 seats and the Congress 16. Jharkhand Vikas Morcha won three seats, AJSU won two seats RJD, NCP and CPI – ML each. The winners included two freelancers.

CM Raghubar Das defeated in Jamshedpur East. Independent candidate Sarayu Roy won here by a majority of 15 thousand 833 votes. Hemant Soren, the proposed JMM president, succeeded the chief minister from Dhumka and from Barhait. JVM leader Babulal Marandi won from Dhanwar. Congress State President Rameshwar Oravon wins from Lohardaga AJSU leader Sumesh Kumar Mahato Silly BJP President Laxman Gillua defeated Chakadharpoor. The ministers Raj Paliwar and Lois Marandi failed. Chief Minister Raghubar Das resigned after meeting Governor Draupati Murmu. The governor instructed him to remain on the watch chief. Hemant Soren responded by saying that the people’s expectations of the great alliance will be fulfilled.

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulates Hemant Soren BJP national president and home minister Amit Shah responded by saying he respects the people’s opinion. He thanked the people for giving the BJP a chance to rule for five years. The BJP is committed to the development of the state. Elections to the 81member Assembly have been held in five phases since November 30 this month.

New Delhi: Another fire in the national capital. A shoe factory has been set on fire in Narela, Outer Delhi. Three firefighters were injured during the rescue operation. The fire broke out after a gas cylinder exploded inside the building. Twenty firefighters reached the spot and set fire to it. No deaths were reported.

Lucknow: Eighteen people have died in Uttar Pradesh amid protests in the country over the Citizenship Amendment Act. An eight-year-old child died in the clashes. Uttar Pradesh, which remains vigilant, has not yet withdrawn its control over the internet in various cities.

Security has been provided in Meerut and Bijnor under the leadership of top dignitaries. Protesters and police clashed in 13 districts in Uttar Pradesh yesterday. Police had to use tear gas to control the protesters.

Many were issued notices for the destruction of public property. More than one hundred people were arrested. Three hundred people are in custody. The RJD-backed bandh in Bihar continues. The road was blocked by burning tires in several places. Train services were also affected.

There was widespread violence at Bhandalpur. Ban imposed in Madhya Pradesh’s 50 districts. The vigilance continues in Rajkot and Ahmedabad in Gujarat.

Meanwhile, in Uttar Pradesh, the property of those protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act has been confiscated. The proceedings are in line with the 2018 Supreme Court order to confiscate the assets of public vandals.

Mumbai: Hundreds of people gathered at Mumbai Dadar railway station to express their support in the Citizenship Amendment Act.

They were loud slogans praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Two days after the rally was held at the stadium by August Kranti, including Bollywood stars demanding repeal of the Citizenship Amendment Act, the rally was organized in support of the bill. Sanvidan Sanman led the march.

Mumbai: The new rule has been added to the new amendment to the RBI Foreign Exchange Management Regulations Act (FEMA) by adding a column for writing religion in the KYC form where personal details of bank accounts are to be added.

According to the latest changes to the FEMA Act, FEMA has authorized six minority religious groups who have migrated to India from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan to purchase land in India and open a bank account. But the same law does not recommend this option for Muslims and atheists.

The RBI has recommended that the religion of consumers be disclosed as part of the implementation of this amendment.

Since the benefits are limited to selected religious communities, banks have decided to include a column on KYC forms for investors and customers to refer to their religion.

Atheists and Muslim immigrants, especially those from neighboring countries such as Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Tibet, are excluded from the law. In an email questionnaire sent by the Times of India to find out more about it, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said it had no comment.

According to the amendment, the Center provides a long-term visa (LTV) to persons who come to India from Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian minority groups in Bangladesh or Pakistan. The authorized beneficiary is only permitted to open an NRO account. According to the Citizenship Act of 1955, a person who becomes a citizen of India can change that NRO account to a resident account.

Bank accounts are the same as the citizenship of Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh. Before these changes, a foreign citizen was allowed to open FA resident accounts for a longer period and NRO accounts for six months, regardless of his or her religion and country.