TCS Nashik case reaches Supreme Court: Plea filed over ‘organised’ religious conversion, sexual harassment The alleged religious conversion and sexual harassment case at TCS Nashik has now reached the Supreme Court of India. A plea has been filed before the top court on Thursday. As per a report by Bar and Bench, the plea states that the “organized religious conversion in Nashik has shaken the conscience of citizens across the country.”A plea has been filed before the top court on Thursday.

3.4 million voters in Bengal will not be able to cast their votes, Supreme Court refuses to grant relief The Supreme Court has refused to grant interim voting rights to voters whose names were removed from the electoral rolls under the SIR process.  Digital Desk, New Delhi: The Supreme Court has refused to grant interim voting rights to those whose names were deleted in the voter list correction process (SIR) and whose appeals are still pending before appellate tribunals. During the proceedings, TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee said at least 16 lakh appeals have been filed and they should be allowed to vote in the two-phase assembly elections to be held later this month. In response, CJI Justice Surya Kant said, “This is simply not possible. If we allow this, the voting rights of those involved will have to be suspended.” Justice Joymalya Bagchi said there are 34 lakh appeals pending in the SIR process, adding that this data is clearly stated in the reports submitted by the Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court. No new name will be included in the list before the elections – Commission The Election Commission has already frozen the voter list of Bengal and no new names can be included in it before the elections unless the Supreme Court gives any direction in this regard, which did not happen today.

A young man climbed a 100-foot tower to marry his girlfriend, leading to a two-hour high-voltage drama. In Pipra Murgihwa village of Etawah, a young man climbed a mobile tower nearly 100 feet high, determined to marry. Vishal Chauhan, the young man, was forced to do so by his girlfriend’s family.  A crazy young man, determined to get married, climbed a mobile tower nearly 100 feet high. On Monday morning, near Pipra Murgihwa village in the Itwa police station area, the young man climbed the mobile tower and insisted on marrying his girlfriend. A large crowd gathered at the scene after seeing the young man climb the tower. Police and administrative teams arrived on the scene and, after nearly two hours of effort, brought him down safely. Later, the police took him into custody and began questioning him. He came 10 kilometers away and climbed the tower. The young man has reportedly been identified as 23-year-old Vishal Chauhan, son of Ramdas, a resident of Indrigrant Tola, Bakshdih, in the Kathela Samay Mata police station area. He had climbed the tower, about 10 kilometers from his home. The young man said that his girlfriend’s family was not ready for marriage, forcing him to take this step.Upon receiving information about the incident, Inspector-in-Charge Sanjay Kumar Mishra arrived at the scene with police forces. The young man was repeatedly persuaded to come down, but he remained adamant. Seeing the gravity of the situation, administrative officials also arrived at the scene and attempted to persuade the young man with restraint. After considerable discussion and reassurance, the young man finally relented and came down from the tower. People held their breath The height of the tower held the crowds below in awe. People seemed worried about the possibility of something untoward happening. Surprisingly, the young man continued to use his mobile phone and talk for a long time after climbing to the top, as if oblivious to the danger. Only after he had safely descended did people breathe a sigh of relief.

Etawah club’s connection issue pending Etawah-auraiya News – A dispute has arisen between the Etawah Club and the Electricity Department regarding the electricity connection. The club has requested a new connection. The club and the electricity department are at loggerheads over Etawah Club’s electricity connection. Etawah Club has asked for an electricity connection, but the department says that there is an outstanding bill of Rs 17 lakh 64 thousand, it should be paid and only after that a new connection will be provided. In this regard, the club’s vice-president Rajkumar Gupta has said that due to the electricity department not providing a new connection, the club’s social and sports activities have come to a halt. The garden is also not being irrigated. All work is dependent on the generator, but the electricity department officials say that the connection has not been cut yet. Etawah Club Vice President Rajkumar Gupta also stated that the state government constructed a multipurpose hall, controlled by the District Sports Officer. The electricity department has now denied the connection, citing a bill of 176,400 rupees outstanding on the connection in the sports officer’s name. The vice president stated that since there is no connection in the club’s name, withholding a new connection based on past dues is unjustified. The matter will be brought to the attention of the Energy Minister. Hanuman Prasad Mishra, Executive Engineer of the Electricity Department, stated that the connection in the name of the sports officer has outstanding dues. Despite repeated notices, the outstanding amount has not been paid. Therefore, providing a new connection to the premises is impossible.