Morning News Brief: Shiv Sena’s counterattack on the rebellion, Thackeray will show strength today; Weapons of 4 thousand years old war found in the field

Hello, today is an important day for Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, who is struggling to save the government. He has called a meeting of the party’s national executive at one o’clock in the afternoon. Uddhav’s son Aditya Thackeray will also hold a big rally in Mumbai. In the evening, Uddhav will address the people. Apart from this, notices can be sent to 16 rebel MLAs. On the other hand, the case of vandalism in Rahul Gandhi’s office in Wayanad is gaining momentum. The allegation of the attack is on the student wing of the government-run CPI(M).

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First of all today’s major events, which will be seen

5 big news that will keep you updated
1. Attack on Rahul’s office in Wayanad, CPI(M) student wing accused

SFI activists ransacked Rahul Gandhi’s office in Wayanad, Kerala. Rahul is the MP from Wayanad. The SFI ruling party is the student wing of the CPI(M). SFI members are upset with Rahul Gandhi’s silence on the issue of creating buffer zones around forests. The state government has handed over the investigation of the attack to an ADGP rank officer. Also a DSP has been suspended.
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2. Uddhav admitted- Shinde had said MLAs want to go with BJP
Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, while talking to the corporators late at night, again offered to resign. He said if you think I can’t run the party, then tell me. Uddhav admitted that Shinde had told him that the MLAs wanted to go with the BJP. Meanwhile, the rebel Kurla MLA’s office has been vandalized. Because of this, the police has issued an alert in all the police stations.
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3. Draupadi Murmu files nomination for Presidential election, PM Modi becomes proposer

NDA candidate Draupadi Murmu has filed nomination for the Presidential election. The nomination papers are signed by more than 500 MPs and MLAs. Proponents include PM Modi, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda. Nadda has spoken to Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi and JD(S)’s HD Daivgoda and sought support for Murmu.
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4. Court’s decision- SC-ST Act is not applicable if there is no misbehavior in public place
The Karnataka High Court has given an important decision on the SC-ST Act. The court said that while setting aside the two-year-old case, the SC-ST Act will not apply unless there is misbehavior in a public place. The complainant had alleged that the accused had said casteist words to her in the basement. On this, the court said that the basement is not a public place, so the case is not made out.
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5. Weapons found from farm in Mainpuri, UP, claimed to be 4 thousand years old

A box of old weapons was found while digging a mound in a field in Mainpuri, UP. This includes arrowheads, katari and daggers. Their length is up to 4 feet. It looks like they may have been used in battle. Weapons are said to be 4 thousand years old i.e. of the Chalcolithic Age. The teams of Agra and Delhi Archaeological Department have seized the weapons.
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Maharashtra’s rebel minister Eknath Shinde has put not only the Uddhav government but also the Thackeray family’s supremacy over Shiv Sena in danger. Even before this, once the Shinde faction was seen standing with the BJP. In 2014, there was a revolt in Shiv Sena over going with the BJP. Then Uddhav had to obey the rebels. Then Shiv Sena and BJP contested the elections separately. what happened at that time, Read full news…

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The floods in Assam have affected more than 45 lakh people. Silchar city has been submerged in water. More than 100 people have died here. The Brahmaputra and Barak rivers are in spate. Silchar is considered as the Gateway to Barak Valley. However, now the water has started receding in some areas. 103 revenue circles and more than 4500 villages have been affected due to incessant rains. Around 3 lakh people are in relief camps. More than one lakh hectares of crops have been damaged.

what happened today in history
In 1975, the foundation of Emergency was laid in the country from today itself. The Allahabad High Court had annulled the Indira Gandhi election after being convicted of election rigging. Despite this, Indira Gandhi was not ready to give up the Prime Minister’s chair. She went to the Supreme Court against the decision of the High Court. On June 24, the Supreme Court ruled that the High Court’s order would not be stayed. On the other hand, the opposition was united under the leadership of JP. Surrounded from all sides, Indira signed the emergency order from President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed on the intervening night of June 25-26.

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