BDA team demolishes the mosque being built illegally, angry people fiercely create uproar

Jan 7, 2021 - 19:41

BDA team demolishes the mosque being built illegally, angry people fiercely create uproar

Bareilly: The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh is busy evacuating illegally built houses and illegally occupied land. In this sequence, the BDA team has dropped the illegal mosque being built in Bareilly district. People angry at the mosque's demolition created a fierce commotion. Seeing the edge uproar, the police used lighter force. It is being told that a mosque was being built under the guise of Mazara. According to the information, the matter is being reported from Ijjat Municipal Division Headquarters, Northeast Railway in Bareilly. Some people here were illegally building mosques on the railway land under the guise of Mazre. On this, the Railway Department took action and dropped the illegal construction. During this period, some people who had encroached also had a noose with the police.

Railway's Assistant Technical Engineer told that the situation will remain in the shops which have been allotted at the goods warehouse, but the wood and goods of the traders lying in the warehouse premises will be removed immediately. Significantly, the encroachment was removed by carrying out a campaign under the supervision of the officials appointed by the district administration to get the encroachment on the railway land. On this occasion, a heavy police force was deployed, including the City Magistrate Additional Municipal Magistrate.

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Asia Economic Dialogue 2021: We have to take strong stand for our business - S. Jaishankar

Shweta Singh "Journalist"

Feb 26, 2021 - 14:53

Asia Economic Dialogue 2021: We have to take strong stand for our business - S. Jaishankar

S Jaishankar said in the Asia Economic Dialogue 2021 that we need to stand firm for our economic trade. He said, India understands that it has to stand firm for its business and it is not only for big business but also for MSMEs. He said, people hope that the government will work for them today.

He said, "The government will have to take steps to promote small and big businesses of the country. Governments around the world do the same. We have not yet taken such steps in India. But I think the time is changing now.

On the other hand, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday discussed the implementation of the 'Moscow Agreement' on the border deadlock with the Foreign Minister of China. He also reviewed the situation of the withdrawal of soldiers. Five points were agreed by Jaishankar and Wang Yi in a meeting held in Moscow on September 10 last year, apart from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) conference. This includes steps like rapid withdrawal of troops, avoidance of any move which increases tensions and following protocols on border management and restoring peace along the Line of Actual Control.

Jaishankar had tweeted that 'This afternoon I spoke to China's State Counselor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Moscow discussed the implementation of the agreement and also reviewed the situation of the withdrawal of troops. It is worth noting that last week, the forces of both the countries withdrew their troops and weapons from the northern and southern Pangong region after several months of deadlock in eastern Ladakh.