Talking about Delhi: Advani didn't come because it was cold in UP


New Delhi: Former Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani was invited to attend the event. Advani had also announced that he would be present, but Advani canceled his trip to Ayodhya at the last minute due to the bitter cold in Uttar Pradesh. 96-year-old Advani decided to stay at home as his health did not deteriorate.

Scindia publicly lashed out at the officials

A video of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia publicly slapping Crime Collector Amanbir Singh Bains and District Police Chief Sanjeev Sinha has gone viral. While addressing a public meeting on the occasion of the Evolved Bharat Yatra, Scindia became enraged when Bains walked off the stage.

Scindia addressed to Bains and said in public that there is no going down from the platform and stand here. Where is SP? Scindia also warned the officials who will not be present during the yatra that the same will happen to the officials who will not be present.

Controversy after police removed LED screen from temple

A new controversy has arisen after the police removed the TV screens installed to watch live the Prana Pratistha program of Lord Sri Ram in Ayodhya in Tamil Nadu's Kamakshi Amman temple. BJP gets another chance to accuse DMK of being anti-Hindu in Tamil Nadu.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was supposed to sit in this temple to watch the live telecast of Pran Pratistha program but the police removed the LED screens.

The BJP alleges that the TVs were removed from the temple at the behest of the anti-Hindu DMK government in Tamil Nadu. BJP has also put videos on social media where the police are removing the LED screens. The police say that permission was not taken to install the LEDs in the temple. Considering that a large number of people were to gather in the program, as this was a law and order issue, prior approval was necessary.

You are surprised by the Congress meeting in Ramlila Maidan

The Delhi Pradesh Congress unit has taken the Aam Aadmi Party by surprise by announcing to hold a public meeting at the Ram Leela Maidan on February 3. The leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party say that the Congress has called a public meeting on its own when there are talks of alliance between AAP and Congress for seven seats in Delhi in the Lok Sabha elections. Due to this uncertainty has prevailed about the alliance between AAP and Congress.

Congress leaders say that the public meeting of Congress has nothing to do with alliance with AAP. This public meeting is to be addressed by Mallikarjunan Khadge and will express the determination to uproot the BJP from the country in the Lok Sabha elections. Congress leader is not going to speak against you so Aam Aadmi Party need not worry.

According to the Congress, after the defeat in the 1977 elections, Indira Gandhi started campaigning for the Congress from East Delhi in 1979, so Ramlila Maidan was chosen.

Mamta Adhir in a bid to pay according to size

Choudhary is fuming after Mamata Banerjee asked Trinamool Congress leaders to prepare to contest Adhir Ranjan Choudhary's Behrampur Lok Sabha seat. Besides his own Baharampur Lok Sabha seat, Chaudhary has three constituencies namely Jangipur and Mushadabad in Mushadabad district. Mamata has asked her leaders to prepare to contest from these three seats. Apart from this, Mamata has ordered the cadre to prepare to contest two seats in South Malda as well. Bengal Congress demands to give these five seats to itself.

According to sources, Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary has been constantly attacking Mamata and favoring the Left.

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Anticipation of four lakh pilgrims daily in Ayodhya

With the Prabhu Pran Pratishtha program completed at the newly constructed Ram temple in Ayodhya, the local city administration now has to take up the challenge of managing the number of lakhs of pilgrims coming to the temple city. The Ayodhya administration feels that four to five lakh devotees will visit Prabhudarshan every day. Even now this number has doubled. According to Gaurav Dayal, divisional commissioner of Ayodhya, the city authorities have been planning for the past one year to meet the influx of visitors. The city administration is committed to managing these newcomers so that they can come here and make arrangements to preserve them well, Dayal added.

Unification of Korea: The princess joined the two countries

South Korea's Empress Kim Chil-soo was among the invitees from more than 50 countries who arrived in Ayodhya on Monday for the dedication ceremony of the Lord's idol at the Ram temple. He is a member of Queen Heo's dynasty. Rani Heo, known as Suriratna, is originally a princess of Ayodhya. Years ago she went to Korea and married King Suro there. Realizing the historical ties between Ayodhya and South Korea and the international importance of King Rama Bhagwan of Ayodhya, the Ayodhya administration invited the first Sannari from South Korea to Ayodhya.

Disaster relief force in Ayodhya for months

The Uttar Pradesh government has asked the NDRF (National Disaster Relief Fund) troops to stay at the Ram temple for a month after the gates of Ayodhya's Ram temple are now open to the public. The three contingents of NDRF include flood water rescue (FWR) personnel, Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) disaster response personnel and Collapse Structure Search and Rescue (CSSR) personnel. They will be detained in Ayodhya till February 22.

Budget-session likely to be contentious

The last Lok Sabha session (January 31-February 9) before the next Lok Sabha elections is likely to be contentious, with the opposition keen to engage in debate to corner the government. An unprecedented 146 MPs were suspended from both houses in the last (winter) session. In the same session, there was a bitter experience of a huge breach in the security of the parliament, when two miscreants jumped into the house from the audience-durga with a container of tear gas! The opposition has indicated that it wants to participate in the debate on the motion of thanks on the President's speech and the interim budget in the budget session to be held on January 31. It is unlikely that issues other than the financial bill will be discussed in this session.

- Inder Sahni

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