Bhaskar LIVE Updates: Sidhu surrounded by advisor’s statement, Manish Tiwari said – such people leave the party, they do not have the right to live in the country

Manish Tewari is a Congress MP from Sri Anandpur Sahib Lok Sabha seat. – file photo

Malvinder Singh Mali, advisor to Punjab Congress President Navjot Sidhu, is now seen being surrounded in the party after his controversial post. Congress leader Manish Tewari has targeted Mali and said that such people have no right not only in the party but also in the country.

Mali has been embroiled in controversy by posting a sketch of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her Facebook page. In 1989, he shared the cover of a Punjabi magazine named ‘Jan Tak Paigam’ published on social media. It is seen that Indira Gandhi is standing on a pile of human skulls and a skull is also hanging on the gun in her hand.

Some more important news from today…

Country’s first smog tower commissioned at Connaught Place

Steps are being taken to tackle the problem of air pollution in Delhi. The country’s first smog tower has been commissioned at Connaught Place. It was inaugurated by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday. After this the tower has started working.

Arvind Kejriwal said that the tower is 24 meters high. We have imported this technology from America. It will clean the air within a radius of one kilometer.

West Rajasthan on the verge of famine, 19 lakh hectares of crops damaged

The inclement weather in western Rajasthan has brought farmers to the brink of drought and famine. The situation is such that only 10 percent of the total sown crops are left. In western Rajasthan, 11.17 million hectares, i.e. 53.49 percent, is under rainfed (non-irrigated) cultivation. This time the monsoon was harsh from western Rajasthan, which has increased the problems of the farmers. There is also a problem of fodder for the animals.

The condition of the farmers of Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Jalore is bad. Here, in 41.18 lakh hectares of agricultural area, 30.6 lakh hectares of land was sown under khari crops, which is about 75 percent. Out of this, only 11 lakh hectares of crops are left, everything else has been destroyed. Read full news here…

Bullion market closed in Chhattisgarh today, 100 crore business affected
Bullion traders will keep shops closed in Chhattisgarh on Monday in protest against the mandatory hallmarking unique ID (HUID) rule of jewellery. They are opposing arbitrary enforcement of rules. It has also been supported by the businessmen of Chhattisgarh. Harkhmalu, president of Raipur Bullion Association, has said that all the shops of the city will remain closed on behalf of Chhattisgarh Bullion Association. According to an estimate, due to this, the business of about 100 crores will be affected in just one day across the state. Read full news here..

Hearing on Umar Khalid’s bail in Delhi violence case today

The bail plea of ​​former JNU student Umar Khalid, who was arrested in the Delhi violence case, will be heard in a Delhi court today. He was arrested in September last year under the UAPA Act. Earlier, Khalid’s petition was to be heard on August 20, but he filed a petition for early hearing and the court had given time for hearing on August 18. The proceedings on that day were further extended till 23 August.

Infosys CEO Salil Parekh to appear today

The Finance Ministry has issued summons to Salil Parekh, MD and CEO of technology company Infosys. Salil Parekh has been called today to explain why the problems related to the new income tax e-filing portal have not been resolved even after 2.5 months of its launch.

This website made with Rs 4241 crore was launched on 7 June. Since then it has been facing many problems. It is made by Infosys. The new portal of Income Tax is not available for filing Income Tax Return from 21st August 2021. Due to this people are facing problems.

Caste census: Nitish Kumar meets PM Modi

Leaders of 10 parties of the state, led by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to demand a caste census. A delegation of 11 members met Modi in the PMO. These include RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, JDU’s Education Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary, BJP’s Khan Geology Minister Janak Ram, Congress leader Ajit Sharma, CPI (ML) leader Mehboob Alam, AIMIM’s Akhtarul Iman, former Chief Minister and Hum supremo Jitan Ram Manjhi, VIP. Chief Mukesh Sahni, CPI leader Suryakant Paswan and CPM leader Ajay Kumar also attended. Read full news here

Kashmir’s political party itself removed the boards of the party office
Syed Ali Shah’s party Tehreek-e-Hurriyat Conference on Sunday removed the sign board from the party headquarters in Hadipora, Srinagar. The office is built at Ali Shah’s house. According to government officials, Shah removed the board for fear of action. Modi government has recently banned separatist parties in Kashmir.

Former UP Chief Minister Kalyan Singh’s last rites today

Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Kalyan Singh will be cremated on the banks of Ganga today. Earlier there was a plan to take his body to his native village Marhauli via Atrauli, which was later cancelled. Kalyan Singh was born in this village and this is his ancestral home. The last journey will leave for Ganga Ghat located in Narora town of Bulandshahr district. There he will be cremated. Read full news here..