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Over 25000 people evacuated from homes, says Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar

As per the instruction, senior IAS and DANICS officers in the number of 66 have also been sent out to help the District Administration enhance the relief efforts in various parts of the city.

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Delhi is experiencing flooding this year as a result of Yamuna’s water level rising by an unprecedented 208.66 metres, shattering the previous record of 207.49 metres set in the year 1978.

The NCT of Delhi government is making every effort to keep things under control at ground zero. All Departments are collaborating closely with the Indian Army and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to rescue and rehabilitate flood-affected residents.

The Chief Secretary GNCTD Naresh Kumar and Divisional Commissioner (Revenue) Aswani Kumar GNCTD, conducted a press conference on Saturday at the NDMC Convention Centre to inform the media of the current situation and the steps the government is taking.

He said, the Yamuna River’s water level is currently dropping. The water level was 207.43 mm at 11 a.m. on July 15 and by tonight it is projected to drop to 206.72 mm.

He also said, many residential colonies’ water levels are dropping. People have started returning to their houses in certain locations. And a total of 25,478 people have evacuated from numerous flood affected areas.

During the conference the secratory said, there are currently 44 relief camps set up, each with basic amenities including food, water, and medical services. Since 21 of these aid camps are located in government buildings, the restrooms are suitable. In order to avoid issues with adequate sanitation, such as bathroom problems, etc., the residents of the remaining 23 relief camps are being encouraged to relocate from their temporary homes to designated Government educational buildings, community halls, etc.

The Delhi Police Commissioner has instructed all of his field officers to make it easier for the transportation of water tankers and other critical services in the affected regions.

To restore normalcy, all field staff from the District Administration, Police, Irrigation and Flood Control Department, PWD, and other agencies are cooperating on the ground.

As per the instruction, senior IAS and DANICS officers in the number of 66 have also been sent out to help the District Administration enhance the relief efforts in various parts of the city.

He said, the situation is being closely monitored. He also requested the media for any thoughts and suggestions to help Delhi’s predicament.

The  officers deployed at different flood-affected areas are as follows:

Model Town, Narela, and Alipur area IAS officer Manish Kumar Gupta (North District lncharge) assisted by Sudhir Kumar and Vikram Singh Malik are deployed. DANICS Officer deployed for support and assistance for this area are  Ranjit Kumar Singh,  Gaurav Yadav and Nidhi Sarohe.

For Civil Lines, Kotwali and Karol area IAS officer Bagh Praveen Kumar Gupta (Central District lncharge) assisted by Shri Vivek Pandey, Ashok Kumar  Chaudhary and Shri Bhupesh Choudhary DANICS Officer deployed for support and assistance for this area are Praveer Kumar Singh, Ajay Kumar and Gurpreet Singh.

However, for Seelampur, Yamuna Vihar and Karawal Nagar area IAS officer Anil Kumar Singh (North East District Incharge) assisted by Dr. Dilraj Kaur and  Geetika Sharma are deployed. DANICS Officer deployed for support and assistance for this area are  Mukesh Rajora, Kapil Chaudhary and Rajesh Chaudhary.

For Gandhi Nagar, Preet Vihar and Mayur Vihar area IAS officer Dr. Ashish Chandra Verma (East District lncharge) assisted byShri Rahul Singh and  Anjali Sehrawat are deployed. DANICS Officer deployed for support and assistance in this area are Rajiv Ranjan, Rahul Aqqarwal and Vikram Singhal.

For Defence Colony, Kalkaji and Sarita Vihar IAS officers Alice Vaz R., Shashanka Ala, and Niharika Rai are deployed. DANICS Officer deployed for support and assistance for this area are Amit Kumar Pamasi, Ramesh Chander Meena and Padmakar Ram Tripathi.

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Security forces arrest 14 Pakistani nationals with around 86 kg of drugs, worth Rs 600 crore near Gujarat Coast

The Indian Coast Guard took to X and wrote in a breathtaking overnight operation, Indian Coast Guard undertook an intelligence-based anti-narcotics operation at sea on 28 Apr 24. About 86 kg of narcotics which is worth Rs 600 crore has been apprehended along with the arrest of 14 Pakistani nationals.

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The Indian Coast Guard on Sunday announced the interception of a Pakistani vessel laden with 86 kg of narcotics valued at Rs 600 crore. Acting on intelligence, a joint operation involving the Indian Coast Guard, the Anti-terrorism Squad (ATS), and the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) was launched to combat drug trafficking in the area.

The operation was carried out by the agencies based on intelligence inputs received in the last few days. The Indian Coast Guard took to X and wrote in a breathtaking overnight operation, Indian Coast Guard undertook an intelligence-based anti-narcotics operation at sea on 28 Apr 24.

About 86 kg of narcotics which is worth Rs 600 crore has been apprehended along with the arrest of 14 Pakistani nationals. The operation was an epitome of inter-agency coordination wherein the Indian Coast Guard Anti-terrorism Squad and Narcotics Control Bureau  collaborated seamlessly which resulted in the successful operation.

The ships and aircraft of the Indian Coast Guard had been deployed on concurrent missions to carry out the operation. ICG ship Rajratan, which had Narcitics Control Bureau and Anti Terrorist Squad officials embarked, positively identified the suspect boat.

No amount of evasive maneuvering tactics and resistance employed by the drug laden Pakistani boat could save it from the swift and strong action of ICG ship Rajratan. This operation took place on the basis of a tip-off by the Indian Coast Guard, Narcotics Control Bureau and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad in the Arabian Sea near the International Maritime Boundary Line.

The operation was the 2nd major anti-narcotics operation carried out by the security forces in the Arabian Sea in 1 month. Earlier on February 26, 5 foreign nationals were held off the Porbandar coast with 3,300 kg of narcotics, including charas. Recently a boat carrying 60 packets of drugs was seized and 6 Pakistani crew members onboard the vessel were arrested off the Gujarat coast in a multi-agency operation in March.

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Election Commission orders AAP to modify Lok Sabha campaign song

AAP minister Atishi attacked the ECI for putting a ban on the party’s Lok Sabha election campaign song. She said this has happened for the first time in the history of India that the Election Commission has put a ban on the election song of a political party.

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The Election Commission of India asked the Aam Aadmi Party to modify its election campaign song on Sunday. The Election Commission pointed out that the phrase jail ke jawaab me hum vote denge shows an aggressive mob holding the photo of Arvind Kejriwal showing him behind bars, casts a bad impression of the judiciary. The ECI added that the phrase appears several times in the advertisement which contravenes the provisions of ECI Guidelines and Rule 6(1\(g) of Programme and Advertising Codes prescribed under the Cable Television Network Rules, 1994.

AAP minister Atishi attacked the ECI for putting a ban on the party’s Lok Sabha election campaign song. She said this has happened for the first time in the history of India that the Election Commission has put a ban on the election song of a political party.

The Election Commission listed some of the phrases that it found in violation of codes. The phrase: Tanashahi party ko hum chot denge with the video clip showing the protesters clash with the police (running from 00:21 to 00:23) incites violence. The phrase: gunda gardi ke khilaf vote denge and Tanashahi karne wali party ko hum chot denge running from duration 00:27 to 00:32 Sec with the video clip showing Manish Sisodia being escorted by the police. The words and the video clip shows the police in bad light.

The Election Commision said the phrase: Awazein khilaf thi jo sabko jail me daal dia, bas unko hi bahar rakha jisne inko maal dia. Itna lalach, itna nafrat, bhrastachari se mohabbat shows slanderous remarks and is a criticism of BJP on the basis of unverified facts and also casts bad impression of the judiciary. The Election Commission stated that the phrase Tanashahi party ko hum chot denge with the video clip showing aggressive mob clashing with the police shows criticism of the ruling party based on unverified facts.

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PM Modi criticises Rahul Gandhi for allegedly insulting Hindu kings, accuses Congress of not addressing atrocities by Muslim rulers

The prime minister was addressing an election rally in Karnataka’s Belagavi where he said, the statements made by the Shehzada of Congress have been made very thoughtfully to appease their vote bank. But the Shehzada does not utter a word about the atrocities committed by the Nizams, Nawabs, Badshahs and Sultans.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday attacked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for allegedly insulting Hindu kings but not saying a word on atrocities committed by Muslim rulers like Aurangzeb. The prime minister was addressing an election rally in Karnataka’s Belagavi where he said, the statements made by the Shehzada of Congress have been made very thoughtfully to appease their vote bank. But the Shehzada does not utter a word about the atrocities committed by the Nizams, Nawabs, Badshahs and Sultans.

Congress does not remember the atrocities committed by Aurangzeb who destroyed thousands of Hindu temples.  He said Congress forms political alliances with parties who praise Aurangzeb. PM Modi said the Congress do not talk about all those who destroyed Hindu pilgrimage sites, looted them, killed Hindu people, and killed cows.

The Prime Minister was referring to a video clip of Rahul Gandhi which was shared by many BJP leaders. In the video clip, the Gandhi is heard saying, during the rule of Rajas and Maharajas, they could do whatever they wanted and even grab someone’s land. The Congress fought for India’s independence and brought democracy in the country.

PM Modi also mentioned the death of a Karnataka Congress corporator’s daughter, who was killed by her former colleague in her college.  He said the Congress government gives priority to appeasement and for them, the lives of daughters like Neha have no value. The prime minister further added that the Congress is only concerned about its vote bank.

Neha Hiremath, daughter of Congress Councillor of Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation Niranjan Hiremath, was murdered on the campus of BVB College on April 18 by her ex-classmate Fayaz. PM Modi accused Congress for supporting anti national parties like PFI (Popular Front of India) for votes which is an anti-national organisation that gives shelter to terrorism and which has been banned by the Modi government.

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