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Need strict action against cow vigilante hooliganism: Viewers tell APN show

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Most of the callers were against the increasing violence perpetrated by cow vigilantes

For the record, the police also catch cow vigilantes. On Thursday (May 4), two farmers, Bhoop Singh and Jabar Singh, were attacked by a group for allegedly smuggling a cow in Greater Noida. The vigilantes beat them up even when the victims said they were Hindu farmers from Sirsa Khadar village who were transporting a cow they had got as a gift from Mehndipur. They were abused kicked in their faces and their stomachs by the vigilantes.

Police verified the facts from the two villages and booked the assailants under Sections 147, 323 and 504 of the Indian Penal Code. The four accused cow vigilantes, Mahesh Kumar, Ashok, Gaurav and Om Prakash, tried to escape the law by saying they were BJP workers and claimed to be catching cattle smugglers red-handed. But that didn’t work.

This is in line with increasing cow vigilante attacks on people carrying cows or even buffaloes in different parts of the country. APN tried to check the people’s pulse on the ongoing hooliganism in the name of cow vigilantism in its ‘aap ki rai’ (your opinion) 30-minute live show on May 6. It was titled as ‘Gau rakshak ya gunde ?’

Several callers from different states called the studio to share their views on as to how they see the attacks and what action government should take to control the situation.

Most of the callers from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat were identical in their opinion, that the acts of cow vigilantes was pure hooliganism and  suggested stern action against violent cow vigilantism.

The largest number of participants came from Uttar Pradesh: Ajay and Ramatra Bharti  from Mau, Shailendra from Bhadoi, Manish from Ghazipur, Arshad from Ghaziabad, Mohammad Inam from Ghazipur and Akbar from Azamgarh called the APN studio for sharing their views. Satnam from Jind, Haryana, Dilip from Ahmedabad, Gujarat and Habib from Kota, Rajasthan also shared their views in the show.

Ajay from Mau, Satnam from Jind and Ramatri Bharti were of the opinion that if they are real cow vigilantes, they should properly make enquiry about the purpose of transporting the cows before taking any step. If they find any foul intention, they should inform local police for legal action against the culprits.

Shailendra from Bhadoi and Arshad from Ghaziabad suggested that number of cows in the villages has been rising in villages and is becoming a problem for the farmers. Government should take certain initiatives for protecting their lives and arrange for their fodder.

Habib from Kota suggested that if cow vigilantes were so powerful and nationalists, they should go to Pakistan border to fight the enemy. Akbar from Azamgarh alleged the cow vigilantes were feeling more powerful with the Yogi Adityanath government. He suggested that government should take appropriate action to control the menace.

Mohammad Inam from Ghazipur was more vocal in his opinion. He said that violent vigilantes were in fact spoiling the image of cow protectionists. Inam claimed to be a gau rakshak himself.

Anoop from Haryana said maybe cow vigilantes might be facing certain pressure to turn violent against cattle smugglers.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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PM Modi takes a dig at Rahul Gandhi after Congress picks him for Raebareli, says daro mat, bhago mat

PM Modi, speaking at a Lok Sabha election rally in Bengal, said both Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi had fled their constituencies.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi today commented for the first time to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s announcement of his candidacy for the Raebareli seat. Rahul is making his way towards Raebareli because he is afraid of Amethi seat, according to the PM.

The Prime Minister sneered as he said at a rally in Bengal that today he also want to tell him, Daro Mat (don’t be afraid), Bhaago Mat (don’t run).

Rahul Gandhi has often said, Daro Mat while accusing the BJP government of using investigaticve agencies to terrorise critics and political opponents.

According to Prime Minister Modi, there is no need for an exit poll or opinion survey because Congress would lose by a greater margin than the previous time.

Their tallest leader did not have the guts to fight the polls in Raebareli, Prime Minister Modi added, making reference to Sonia Gandhi. She went away and joined the Rajya Sabha in Rajasthan.

The PM reffered Rahul Gandhi as Shehzaada and said he would lose Wayanad, as he has predicted. He was searching for a second seat because of this. Also, their supporters said that he would battle from Amethi. However, PM Modi said, he is so afraid that he ran to Raebareli to find a way out.

Additionally, he claimed that the I.N.D.I.A bloc is only committed to the voting base of a specific locality.

Speaking out against the TMC and the Left-Congress allience in Bengal, Prime Minister Modi claimed he was not afraid since he had overcome poverty. Getting scared is not in his dictionary. He is determined to work for the country, he said.

Meanwhile, the Amethi-Raebareli decision was attacked by a number of BJP leaders, who claimed it was obvious that Rahul Gandhi knew he couldn’t win Amethi, where Smriti Irani is contesting again following her stunning success in the previous Lok Sabha election.

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Lok Sabha elections 2024: Rahul Gandhi to contest from Raebareli, KL Sharma from Amethi

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The Congress party unveiled its list of candidates on Friday, and the party has picked Rahul Gandhi from Raebareli and Kishori Lal Sharma from Amethi has been nominated. After a great deal of speculation regarding the two Uttar Pradesh seats, the announcement was made.

Raebareli and Amethi have both been strongholds for the Congress. Rahul Gandhi lost against BJP leader and Union Minister Smriti Irani in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from Amethi.

Taking to social media X, Congress announced their decision to field Rahul Gandhi from Raebareli and KL Sharma from Amethi, which was made at a meeting of the Central Election Committee.

Today is the final day to submit nominations for the  fifth phase of the election, which is scheduled to held on May 20th. Both the candidates will file nominations today. 

Priyanka Gandhi praised KL Sharma shortly after the nominees for the two prestigious seats were revealed, stating that his loyalty and dedication will help him win the election.

She wrote X, her family has known Kishori Lal Sharma ji for a very long time. His dedication to serving the public good serves as an example. The Congress Party’s decision to nominate Shri Kishori Lal Ji as an Amethi candidate is a matter of joy. She also said Kishori Lal Sharma will undoubtedly win this election because of his devotion to duty and loyalty.

However, given Union minister Smriti Irani’s success in Amethi in 2019, there is worry that Rahul Gandhi’s change of seat could work in the BJP’s favour. With her impending victory, the senior BJP leader has said that the Congress’s delay was due to cold feet and is prepared to defend the seat.

KL Sharma will contest against Smriti Irani in Amethi in the Lok Sabha elections. While, Rahul Gandhi’s opponent would be Dinesh Pratap Singh, who was named by BJP for Raebareli on Thursday. Singh lost the 2019 Lok Sabha elections to former Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi  is scheduled to hold a roadshow in Raebareli after filing of nominations. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will also visit Raebareli today.

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Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh’s son Karan gets BJP Lok Sabha ticket from Kaiserganj

Karan Singh Bhushan was on December 13, 1990. He competed at the national level in double trap shooting. He has a daughter and a son. Karan Singh Bhushan completed his Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and law from Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University.

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BJP on Thursday dropped sitting Kaiserganj MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who has been accused of sexual harassment by women wrestlers and gave a ticket to his son, Karan Bhushan Singh. Karan Bhushan, Brij Bhushan’s younger son, is the president of the Uttar Pradesh Wrestling Association. He is also the head of The Cooperative Bank in Nawabganj in Gonda district.

Karan Singh Bhushan was on December 13, 1990. He competed at the national level in double trap shooting. He has a daughter and a son. Karan Singh Bhushan completed his Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and law from Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University.

He has also holds a diploma in business management from Australia. Karan Bhushan Singh is presently the president of the Uttar Pradesh wrestling association. Earlier he was the senior vice president of the UP wrestling association. Elections will be take place in Kaiserganj in the 5th phase of Lok Sabha elections on May 20. Karan Bhushan Singh is likely to file his nomination from Kaiserganj on May 3.

There has been a lot of speculation and suspense on Brij Bhushan Sharan seat this time as the former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief, who is also a 6-term MP, had been accused of sexual harassment by some of the India’s top wrestlers.

Many female wrestlers, including medallists, protested against the BJP leader and demanded his arrest over the charges of sexual harassment while he was serving the position of the WFI president. Wrestlers, including Sakshi Malik and Bajrang Punia, sat on a protest at the Jantar Mantar and demanded action against the Kaiseganj MP.

The Delhi Police later registered a case against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh under Sections 354 (assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 354D (stalking), 354A (sexual harassment) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the IPC, on June 15, 2023. But he was granted bail on July 20, 2023.

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