Unnao: The BJP MLA charged with murder case into the accident Unnao rape survivor accident. The BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar who faces charges of gang rape was boked by the police.

He was booked for criminal conspiracy and murder in connection with the accident suffered by the rape survivor and her family in Rae Bareli on Sunday.

The three of survivor’s relatives died in the accident. According to the reports, including the brother of Kuldeep Singh, 10 were charged with murder, attempt to murder, conspiracy linked to the case.

Other 20 were included in the FIR.

Bengaluru: Yeddyurappa’s BJP government won the confidence vote yesterday in the Karnataka Assembly. A voice vote was held. Yeddyurappa was sworn as CM of Karnataka in last Friday. Meanwhile, Speaker K.R. Rameshkumar resigns.

The Speaker’s disqualification of 17 rebel MLAs has reduced the strength of the 225-member assembly to 208. With this, the support of the 105 majorities was enough for an absolute majority. 105 It was not difficult for the BJP, which had the support of its members and an independent, to prove its majority.

New Delhi: The Lok Sabha has passed the Medical Commission Bill. The bill stipulates that the Center will set the standard for private medical colleges in the 50 percent seat fee.

Admission to all institutes including AIIMS will be based on NEET, a national level medical entrance exam. The Central government will fix the fee for 50 percent seats in private medical colleges. The MBBS final year exam will be a single across the country. The same exam marks will be the base of admission to the MD course.

States must establish state medical councils. Indian Medical Council will be dissolved. Instead, independent boards will be set up under the Medical Commission to accredit medical colleges – and so will the provisions of the National Medical Commission Bill. The 25-member National Medical Commission has ultimate authority on all matters on the medical field.

The Health Minister dismissed the opposition’s the allegation that the Center was trying to gain power over the states, including medical colleges’ fees.

Hyderabad: Former Union minister and senior Congress leader Jaipal Reddy (77) passed away. He died this morning at a private hospital in Hyderabad. He had been under treatment for the past few days due to high fever.

Born in 1942, Reddy entered politics as a student leader at Osmania University. In 1970, he became the Congress MLA. Reddy, who later became known as the speaker, became a prominent figure in the Congress state leadership and national leadership.

Sudini Jaipal Reddy, better known as Jaipal Reddy, is a member of the 14th and 15th Lok Sabha of India. Reddy is a cabinet minister in the 15th Lok Sabha.

New Delhi: The GST rate for electric vehicles has been cut by 5 percent. The decision was taken at a meeting of the GST Council held in Delhi. Last week, the GST Council decided to cut rates from the existing 12 percent. The rate of electric vehicle chargers has also been reduced from 18% to 5%. The new rates will be effective from August 1.

The local government has also decided to exclude GST from the leasing of electric buses. The council agenda included lottery taxation. Kerala has vehemently opposed the proposal to bring a tax on State Lottery and Private Lottery.

Bengaluru: Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar has disqualified 13 MLAs who resigned from Karnataka. Congress MLA Shrimant Patil was also disqualified for not contesting the confidence vote. MLAs have been disqualified for their anti-party activities and for violating the whip.

The move by the Speaker is likely to take place on Monday when the BS Yeddyurappa-led government is seeking a vote of confidence. Eleven Congress MLAs and 3 JD MLAs were today disqualified by the Speaker. Earlier, the Speaker had disqualified 3 legislators. With this, 17 Congress MLAs recommended by the Congress and the JDS were disqualified.