VHP President Pravin Togadia urges the Indian government to take decisive action, including military intervention, to protect Hindus in Bangladesh amid reports of violence and oppression.
Togadia demands military intervention if attacks on Hindus persist in Bangladesh.
Suggests dividing Bangladesh into four parts for long-term resolution.
Urges immediate survey of Gyanvapi Mosque and firm steps against religious violence.
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Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) President Pravin Togadia has stirred controversy with his bold remarks on the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh. During a visit to Hathras, Togadia urged the Indian government to consider deploying military forces if atrocities against Hindus, including attacks on temples, continued. “Hindus must not suffer anywhere. India cannot tolerate violence against them in Bangladesh,” Togadia said, warning of severe consequences if the situation remains unchanged.
Togadia also proposed a dramatic solution to the crisis: the division of Bangladesh into four parts to ensure peace and justice for minorities. He emphasized that recent years have seen a surge in violence against the Hindu community, including temple vandalism and forced displacements. This, he argued, is a grave violation of human rights and a matter of concern for India’s security as well.
In addition, the VHP leader reignited debates over the Gyanvapi Mosque issue, demanding an immediate survey to uncover historical truths. “Several mosques were built on demolished temples,” he claimed, urging the government to act decisively on such matters of faith. Togadia’s remarks have drawn mixed reactions, with supporters lauding his commitment to Hindu safety and critics warning of potential diplomatic fallout.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announces emergency martial law to curb “anti-state forces,” banning political protests and gatherings nationwide.
President Yoon Suk Yeol declares martial law in an unannounced national address.
Political protests, strikes, and media freedom curtailed under new restrictions.
Military checkpoints and travel restrictions may follow to maintain order.
In a surprising turn of events, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law on December 3, citing the need to combat “communist forces” and safeguard the nation from internal threats. The declaration, made during an unannounced emergency broadcast, highlighted the president’s resolve to tackle what he described as “pro-North Korean anti-state forces.” This move comes amidst parliamentary disputes over budgetary measures and has sent shockwaves through a nation with a history of military interventions during its early years.
In a surprising turn of events, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law on December 3, citing the need to combat “communist forces” and safeguard the nation from internal threats. The declaration, made during an unannounced emergency broadcast, highlighted the president’s resolve to tackle what he described as “pro-North Korean anti-state forces.” This move comes amidst parliamentary disputes over budgetary measures and has sent shockwaves through a nation with a history of military interventions during its early years.
Under martial law, South Korea now faces strict restrictions, including a complete ban on political protests, strikes, and public gatherings. Military authorities have also assumed control over media and publishing, with significant curbs on freedom of speech and expression. Lawmakers have reportedly been barred from accessing the country’s parliament building, further escalating tensions within the democratic framework. Travel restrictions and checkpoints may soon be implemented in areas deemed high-risk.
Martial law, a measure South Korea has not seen since the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, places the country under military governance, suspending many civil rights. While some citizens see the move as a necessary step to maintain stability, others fear it could mark a regression into authoritarianism. The global community is watching closely as South Korea navigates this unprecedented crisis, with concerns over its democratic integrity and human rights.
Faridabad: An important meeting was held today at Faridabad District Office Atal Kamal to discuss the strategy for the upcoming assembly elections in Haryana. The meeting was chaired by the District Head of the BJP Election Commission Contact Department, Ashwini Gulati.
Their collective efforts and strategic inputs have strengthened the party’s campaign and are sure to ensure a resounding victory for the BJP in the forthcoming Haryana Assembly Elections. – ASHWANI GULATI, District Head of the BJP Election Commission Contact Department, Faridabad
During the discussion, Gulati informed all the executive members about the preparations required for the upcoming elections and asked them to focus on the important points to be kept in mind while working towards a successful campaign.
The meeting emphasized the importance of careful planning and coordination among party members to ensure a smooth and effective election strategy.
District General Secretary Manoj Vashishtha ji provided special guidance on election preparations in the meeting.
The meeting was prominently attended by Election Commission Contact Department Co-Head Mr. Vinod Khanna, Secretary Advocate A.S. Nagpal, and NIT 86 Assembly Convenor Advocate Darshan Lal Kukreja. These leaders shared their insights and plans to mobilize party resources and connect with voters in their respective constituencies.
The meeting was attended by the Election Commission Liaison Department, Faridabad Assembly Convenor Rakam Singh Mavi, Co-Convenor Harshit of Badkhal Assembly, and Pawan Saini of Tigaon Assembly Co-Convenor Pawan Saini along with their team members. Each of these leaders brought their unique perspectives to strengthen the party’s outreach and address local issues that connect with voters.
Karan Parasher, a dedicated member of the Core Committee of the Election Commission Liaison Department played a key role in the discussions along with other esteemed members. Their collective efforts and strategic inputs have strengthened the party’s campaign and are sure to ensure a resounding victory for the BJP in the forthcoming Haryana Assembly Elections.
Faridabad: Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh and Advocate Mahavir Singh had the privilege of honoring Shri Ashwani Gulati, Dist. Chief (Faridabad) – Election Commission, BJP, with a copy of the revered Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta. This special moment took place during an insightful discussion on spirituality and science (Adhyatmik and Vaigyanik Paricharcha) at their office in Sector 28, Faridabad.
Renowned film director Chandan Mehta was also present, adding to the significance of the event with his unique perspective and presence.
During this profound gathering, Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh captivated the audience with the ancient tale of how Revati married Shri Krishna’s brother, Shri Balram. He emphasized the fascinating time travel sequences in this story, showcasing the profound depth and foresight of Indian mythology, written over 5,000 years ago. This narrative not only highlighted the rich cultural heritage but also the intricate blend of science and spirituality that our ancestors had mastered.
The story of Revati and Balram serves as a testament to the timeless wisdom embedded in our scriptures, where concepts such as time travel were explored long before modern science acknowledged them. Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh’s recounting of this tale was a vivid reminder of the immense knowledge our ancient texts hold and the importance of preserving and understanding them in today’s context.
According to mythological beliefs, Revati was the daughter of Maharaj Revatak. She was born from divine fire. Revati was very beautiful. She was also full of modesty. When Revati grew up and became eligible for marriage, she decided that she would marry the person who would be the most powerful in the world. After this, King Revatak started looking for the most powerful person. But he could not find any such person on earth.
To find a solution to this problem, King Revatak went to Brahma Lok. He asked Brahma Ji to tell him a very powerful person. Then Brahma Ji told King Revatak about Balram. The king returned to earth. He went to meet Balram Ji. But by the time Revatak reached Earth, both Satya Yuga and Treta Yuga had passed. When he reached Earth, the people there were very short.
After this, he went to Balram Ji and said that his daughter was taller than Balram. In such a situation, how can Revati be married to him? Then Balram Ji said that by the time he came to earth, both Satya Yug and Treta Yug had passed. Now Dwapar Yug has begun. In the meantime, Balram Ji placed his plow on Revati’s head and pressed her head. In the meantime, Revati’s size became smaller than Balram Ji’s. After this, the marriage of Balram and Revati was completed.
This event was a beautiful confluence of ancient wisdom and contemporary knowledge, underscoring the enduring relevance of our spiritual heritage. The discussions at the event highlighted how the teachings of the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta continue to inspire and guide us, bridging the gap between the past and the present.
It was a profound experience to witness such an enriching exchange of ideas, celebrating our spiritual roots while embracing modern insights. The honor bestowed upon Shri Ashwani Gulati with the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta symbolized the reverence for our traditions and the continuous quest for knowledge and enlightenment.
“We are grateful to everyone who participated in this event, making it a memorable and spiritually uplifting occasion. Let’s continue to honor our rich heritage and seek wisdom in every aspect of life,” said Advocate Mahavir Singh.
Rattled by its below-par performance in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections wherein it won five seats and conceded an equal number of seats to the Congress, the BJP is turning to workers’ feedback to prepare the strategy and select candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections.
The BJP is set to organize the second state-level ‘mega meeting’ of party leaders from across Haryana to fine-tune its strategy for the Assembly elections. On June 29, the BJP held its first ‘mega meeting’ in Panchkula, where Home Minister Amit Shah declared that the party would go it alone under CM Saini.
To energize the party cadre for the forthcoming Assembly elections, the BJP is conducting district-level workers’ meetings. The feedback from these meetings will be used to prepare the election strategy.
The district-level meetings will conclude with a session at Jhajjar on July 11. Before that, meetings are scheduled to be held on July 10 at Rohtak and Hisar, the parliamentary constituencies where the party lost in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
Acknowledging a ‘disconnect’ between the leadership and workers, especially in the five Lok Sabha seats where the party faced defeats, a senior leader said concerted efforts are being made to establish a ‘connect’ with the workers through these district-level meetings. BJP state in-charge Satish Poonika is actively participating in these meetings to acclimatize himself with the ground reality.
The feedback from these meetings will be pivotal in discussions at a forthcoming state-level meeting to formulate the Assembly poll strategy. Along with party surveys on the winnability of different candidates, this feedback will be crucial for the final candidate selection, the party leader asserted.
Meanwhile, the party is expected to rely on its tried and tested ‘panna pramukh’ strategy for the Assembly elections. The ‘panna pramukh’ is a unique concept devised by the Saffron party, where a party leader is in charge of a ‘panna’ (page) of the electoral roll. This strategy aims to bring the maximum number of voters to the polling booth to vote for the party.
Despite winning Faridabad for the third time, Krishan Pal Gurjar’s victory margin saw a notable decline.
BJP’s Krishan Pal Gurjar achieved a hat-trick by winning the Faridabad constituency of Haryana on Tuesday. He secured 7.8 lakh votes, approximately 1.7 lakh more than his Congress rival Mahender Pratap Singh. However, this victory came with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections, dropping from a 6.38 lakh vote lead.
Gurjar and Singh, both prominent figures from the Gurjar community, were pivotal in the election. The Faridabad constituency, influenced by voters from the Gurjar, Jat, Punjabi, Brahmin, and Muslim communities, saw their influence shaping the outcome.
Krishan Pal Gurjar won Faridabad for the third consecutive time but with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections.
Hat-Trick Victory: Krishan Pal Gurjar wins Faridabad for the third consecutive time but with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections.
Voter Turnout: Faridabad’s voter turnout in 2024 was 60.52 percent, a decrease from 64.10 percent in 2019.
Statewide Results: BJP and Congress each secured five seats in Haryana, while AAP failed to win any seats.
In previous elections, Krishan Pal Gurjar defeated Congress leader Avtar Singh Bhadana in 2014, securing 57.70 percent of the vote share. He repeated his success in 2019 with a massive margin of 6,38,239 votes. This year, however, his victory was less pronounced.
The Faridabad constituency includes nine assembly segments: Hathin, Hodal, Palwal, Prithla, Faridabad NIT, Badkhal, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, and Tigaon, and is categorized as a general seat.
In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, 14,70,649 people exercised their voting rights, resulting in a voter turnout of 60.52 percent, a 3.58 percent decrease from the 64.10 percent turnout in 2019.
Statewide, the BJP and Congress each won five of the total 10 seats. The INDIA bloc ally AAP did not win any seats in Haryana.
BJP-led NDA secures a majority, INDIA bloc crosses 200; JD(U) and TDP pledge support for a third term of Modi government
After a prolonged electoral process, the Election Commission of India announced the results for all 543 Lok Sabha seats early this morning. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) fell short of an outright majority, necessitating reliance on its allies to form the next government.
The BJP secured a total of 240 seats, just shy of the 272 needed for a majority in the Lok Sabha. To consolidate power, the party has called a meeting of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)parties in New Delhi today. Adding the seats won by its allies, the NDA has achieved a comfortable majority.
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Election Outcome: BJP secured 240 seats, falling short of the majority mark, and will rely on allies to form the next government. NDA meeting scheduled for today.
INDIA Bloc Performance: The INDIA bloc, despite crossing 200 seats, did not achieve a majority. The bloc will hold a meeting to discuss their next steps.
Ally Support: TDP and JD(U), holding 28 seats, have pledged their support to the NDA, ensuring a stable government under Modi for a third term.
Meanwhile, the Indian National Developmental, Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) bloc, with over 200 seats, will also convene a meeting today to discuss their strategy moving forward. Despite their significant gains, none of the INDIA bloc members reached the majority threshold.
In a significant development, N. Chandrababu Naidu’s Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Nitish Kumar’sJanata Dal (United) hold 28 seats collectively. These key allies have reaffirmed their support for the BJP-led NDA and confirmed their attendance at the alliance meeting. Their backing is crucial in securing the stability of the NDA government for a third term under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Renowned astrologer Pandit HR Shastri forecasts a decisive victory for Narendra Modi and a historic third term as India’s Prime Minister.
Pandit HR Shastri, a renowned astrologer, has made a bold prediction regarding the 2024 Lok Sabha elections: Narendra Modi will become the Prime Minister of India for the third time. According to Shastri, Modi will take the oath of office on June 14, 2024, during the auspicious Jyeshtha Shukla Ashtami, under the Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra in the second phase of Scorpio Lagna.
Renowned astrologer Pandit HR Shastri forecasts a decisive victory for Narendra Modi and a historic third term as India’s Prime Minister.
Shastri noted that the election results, which will be declared on June 4, 2024, fall under the Bharani Nakshatra with the Moon in Aries. Modi’s birth sign, Scorpio, will be positively influenced by the astrological positions, particularly with the Moon being in the sixth house from Scorpio. This alignment is said to bring significant benefits.
Shastri predicts that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies will secure a landslide victory, winning between 405 and 415 Lok Sabha seats, thereby establishing a “Ram Rajya” or ideal governance. The swearing-in ceremony on June 14 will be marked by favorable astrological influences, with the Sun, Jupiter, and Moon playing crucial roles. Shastri emphasized that the conjunction of the Sun and Jupiter forms a powerful Rajyog, indicative of great leadership and success.
The astrological reading suggests that with the Sun’s seventh full aspect on the Ascendant, Modi will emerge as an influential, progressive leader dedicated to sacrifice. Jupiter’s fifth full aspect on Bhagyesh creates a Gajakesari Yoga, suggesting Modi will adhere to religious principles and be guided by esteemed gurus and saints. This alignment is expected to foster the establishment of Sanatan Dharma in India.
Astrological Prediction:Pandit HR Shastripredicts Narendra Modi will become Prime Minister for the third time, with a swearing-in on June 14, 2024, under favorable astrological conditions.
Election Results: The BJP and allies are forecasted to win a landslide victory, securing 405 to 415 Lok Sabha seats, symbolizing the establishment of a “Ram Rajya.”
Future Developments: Predictions include significant religious and legal reforms, with the construction of new temples in Kashi and Mathura, and the implementation of new laws to expedite justice and eliminate corruption.
From June 14, 2024, to July 14, 2025, the favorable conjunction of the Guru Moon and Sun will create strong yogas, further enhancing India’s spiritual and cultural identity. Additionally, Jupiter’s seventh aspect on the Ascendant will bolster Modi’s confidence in justice and decision-making. With Mars influencing the eighth house, Modi is expected to decisively counter his adversaries, ruling with a firm hand.
Shastri also predicted significant developments over the next five years, including the construction of a Shiva temple in Kashi, replacing the Gyanvapi mosque, and the establishment of a Krishna temple in Mathura. Saturn’s position in Aquarius in the happiness house is expected to bring benefits to the poor and laborers through Modi’s schemes. Moreover, Saturn’s seventh aspect on the tenth house suggests the repeal of outdated British-era laws and the implementation of new ones aimed at expediting justice and eradicating corruption.
Shastri highlighted that these predictions align with his previous accurate forecast from February 10, 2013, published in The Impressive Times, where he correctly predicted Modi’s first term as Prime Minister. Shastri’s astrological insights point towards a transformative period for India under Modi’s continued leadership, characterized by significant socio-political and religious reforms.
The Prime Minister begins a meditation retreat at Vivekananda Rock Memorial, underscoring his spiritual connection to India’s heritage.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the Bhagavathi Amman temple from nearby Thiruvananthapuram by helicopter. He worshipped at the temple and then made his way to the Vivekananda Rock Memorial via a ferry service. Upon arrival, he began his meditation, which is set to continue until June 1.
PM Modi began a meditation retreat at the Vivekananda Rock Memorial in Kanyakumari, which will continue until June 1.
Modi’s meditation visit underscores his spiritual connection to India’s heritage, especially in reverence to Swami Vivekananda.
The visit was personal, with no BJP leaders or party members present, as emphasized by Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai.
The Prime Minister begins a meditation retreat at Vivekananda Rock Memorial, underscoring his spiritual connection to India’s heritage.
Dressed in traditional attire, Modi performed rituals at the Bhagavathi Amman temple before proceeding to the Vivekananda Rock Memorial, where he paid homage to spiritual figures like Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Swami Vivekananda. Modi’s choice of Vivekananda Rock Memorial for meditation holds cultural and historical significance, symbolizing a spiritual connection to India’s heritage, particularly Swami Vivekananda’s vision of ‘Bharat Mata,’ resonating with PM Modi’s admiration for the revered spiritual leader.
Modi’s meditation echoed a tradition of spiritual reflection following significant milestones. From the Kedarnath cave in 2019 to the Vivekananda Rock Memorial in 2024, his retreats signify a personal journey intertwined with India’s spiritual legacy, showcasing a blend of tradition and modern leadership.
The Prime Minister begins a meditation retreat at Vivekananda Rock Memorial, underscoring his spiritual connection to India’s heritage.
In a statement to the press at Sivaganga, K Annamalai, the BJP president of Tamil Nadu, emphasized the personal nature of PM Modi’s visit to the memorial. “It is the Prime Minister’s visit,” he asserted, explaining that this was the reason behind the absence of BJP leaders and party members at the event.
PM Modi reached the rock memorial using a ferry service provided by the state government-run shipping corporation. He commenced his meditation at the ‘Dhyana mandapam.’ Before beginning his meditation, the prime minister briefly stood on the stairs leading to the mandapam, taking in the stunning views of the surrounding sea.
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) is prepared to arrest the suspended MP upon arrival at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport.
Prajwal Revanna, the suspended JD(S) MP from Karnataka’s Hassan, is scheduled to land in India on May 31. Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara informed on Thursday that the suspended MP would be arrested on arrival by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Friday.
According to reports, Prajwal Revanna has booked a business-class ticket on a Lufthansa Munich-Bengaluru flight. The flight is expected to land at the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru at 1:30 am on May 31.
Prajwal Revanna is an Indian politician, the member of the 17th Lok Sabha from Hassan Constituency and is standing for re-election. He is the third youngest member of parliament in India.
Prajwal Revanna, suspended JD(S) MP, is set to land in Bengaluru on May 31 and will be arrested by the SIT upon arrival.
The Ministry of External Affairs is taking steps to revoke Prajwal Revanna’s diplomatic passport amid the ongoing investigation.
Thousands participated in the ‘Hassan Chalo’ protest, demanding justice and accountability in light of the sexual abuse allegations against Prajwal Revanna.
What happens when Prajwal lands in India?
A team from the SIT is camping at the Kempegowda International Airport to arrest Prajwal Revanna as soon as he lands on May 31. As per procedure, the immigration officials will detain the grandson of former Prime Minister of India HD Deve Gowda and hand him over to the SIT, as there is a lookout notice against him.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) informed that the government has initiated action to revoke Prajwal Revanna’s diplomatic passport. “A show cause notice was issued to the passport holder on May 23, giving him ten working days to respond to our notice. We await a response and will take further action per the rules,” said MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal.
What happens if Prajwal Revanna does not return?
According to Karnataka Home Minister, Prajwal Revanna’s passport will be canceled unless he lands in India on May 31. Minister G Parameshwara has made it clear that when Prajwal Revanna returns, he will face arrest, and the full force of the legal process will be set in motion.
Speaking to the press, the Karnataka minister explained, “A warrant has been issued against him as per the law. It is the responsibility of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to execute this warrant.” He added, “He (Prajwal) himself has said in the video statement that he will appear before SIT on May 31 at 10 am, not us. So I feel that he will come.”
If Prajwal Revanna doesn’t come to India, the Karnataka government will request that the Indian government cancel the JD(S) MP’s passport. “We will again request Interpol through CBI, as the state government cannot do it directly; we will have to do it through Government of India agencies,” he said.
Recently, Interpol issued a Blue Corner notice against Prajwal Revanna after a video was released by the sexual abuse accused from Hungary.
Prajwal Revanna’s sexual abuse case
Prajwal Revanna, the grandson of JD(S) patriarch H D Deve Gowda and the NDA candidate from Hassan Lok Sabha segment, is facing charges of sexually abusing multiple women. Allegedly explicit videos involving Prajwal Revanna were reportedly circulated in Hassan ahead of Lok Sabha polls there on April 26.
Thousands take part in ‘Hassan Chalo’ protest
A sea of demonstrators flooded the streets of Karnataka, clamoring for justice and accountability in the wake of allegations against suspended JD(S) leader Prajwal Revanna. Against the beats of ‘Tamate’ and resonating drums, the march sought Prajwal Revanna’s arrest and expressed solidarity with his victims.
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