Mumbai, June 16 (ANI): Mumbai Crime Branch brought accused Banwarilal Laturlal Gujar from Rajasthan to Mumbai. Earlier, Mumbai Cyber Police had registered an offence against an individual who, through a video on the YouTube channel “Are Chhodo Yar,” discussed the Bishnoi Gang and mentioned plans to kill actor Salman Khan. Mumbai Crime Branch arrested the accused, Banwarilal Laturlal Gujar from Boarda village, Rajasthan. Further investigation is underway.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Article 370 buried in the graveyard, no power in the world can bring it back: PM Modi – The Economic Times Video
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an attack on Congress over Article 370 abrogation while addressing a public rally in Mumbai amid the Lok Sabha elections. Narendra Modi said, “It is impossible to instil hope in the people who are drowned in hopelessness. They are those people who thought it was impossible to abrogate Article 370. Today, in front of our own eyes, I have buried the wall of Article 370 in the graveyard. I want to tell the people who are dreaming of bringing back Article 370 that no power in the world can bring Article 370 back.”
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Politicians get into political slugfest a day after hoarding collapse claim 14 lives in Ghatkopar – The Economic Times Video
A day after a hoarding collapse in Mumbai killed 14 persons and injured several others, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya asked how the permission for erecting the billboard was given by a police officer when the city civic body is the authority for it. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, the former MP also claimed permissions for the hoarding and a petrol pump (where the billboard collapsed) were given when Uddhav Thackeray was the chief minister of Maharashtra.
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Hoarding collapse: How nod for billboard given by police instead of BMC? asks Kirit Somaiya
Mumbai: A day after a hoarding collapse in Mumbai killed 14 persons and injured several others, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya asked how the permission for erecting the billboard was given by a police officer when the city civic body is the authority for it. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, the former MP also claimed permissions for the hoarding and a petrol pump (where the billboard collapsed) were given when Uddhav Thackeray was the chief minister of Maharashtra.
Had the then director general of police been strict, such a hoarding would not have come up, he said.
Somaiya also said the permission on paper was given for a 40 feet hoarding whereas the billboard which collapsed was 120 feet tall. The billboard fell at a petrol pump in Ghatkopar during dust storms and unseasonal rains that lashed Mumbai on Monday, killing 14 persons and injuring 74. AllUttar PradeshMaharashtraTamil NaduWest BengalBiharKarnatakaAndhra PradeshTelanganaKeralaMadhya PradeshRajasthanDelhiOther States “An ACP of railway police, which is part of the Maharashtra state police force, gave permission for the erection of the hoarding on December 7, 2021. How can a police officer give such permission when such rights lie with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)? The permission on paper was for a 40 feet hoarding, but in reality, it was 120 feet high,” Somaiya said. “I believe that there are similar 400 hoardings in various parts of Mumbai, which are exceeding their size limits and standing on a weak foundation like the one in Ghatkopar,” he said. Somaiya said he has requested Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis to get such dangerous hoardings removed across Mumbai immediately. The land on which the petrol pump and the hoarding came up was given to the railway police wing of the Maharashtra Police, he said.
It was then handed over to the Police Welfare Fund, Somaiya said, adding that of the total size of the land, around 40,000 square feet plot was given to some institution and later reserved for petrol pump.
“After the fuel station came up, then ACP (Admin) Shahaji Nikam of railway police gave permission for the erection of the advertisement hoarding near it. It was illegal, but nobody took it up,” he claimed.
The fuel station received permission on January 30, 2020, the BJP leader said.
“It was run by Commissioner of Police Mumbai Railway Kalyan Nidhi Sanstha, but its operations and staff management were with the Lords Mark Industries Pvt Ltd. The monthly rent of the fuel station was Rs 16,97,440,” he said.
Somaiya said he tried to find out details of the ownership of Lords Mark Industries, but its owners changed several times in the last couple of years.
“All the permissions for the fuel station and hoardings were given when Uddhav Thackeray was the chief minister of Maharashtra. But I am not keen on politicising the issue. The focus should be on Bhavesh Bhinde of the Ego Media Pvt Ltd, the advertising agency responsible for erecting the hoarding near the fuel station and the police officials who gave permissions,” he said.
“Had the then director general of police been strict, such hoarding would not have come up,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra on Tuesday posted a clip on his X handle showing the hoarding collapsing and said such an incident was unacceptable.
“And we’re a city trying to transform itself into a modern metropolis. CM Shinde has ordered a probe into all hoardings. Stringent rules must follow,” he added.
A case has been registered against Bhavesh Bhinde and others for culpable homicide not amounting to murder and other relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code at Pant Nagar police station, an official earlier said.
The BMC on Monday issued a notice to the advertisement agency for installing the hoarding that collapsed on the petrol pump during the gusty winds.
The Assistant Police Commissioner (Admin) had given permission for erecting four hoardings on behalf of the Commissioner of Railway Police, Mumbai, including the one which collapsed on Monday, but no official permission or NOC was obtained from the BMC, as per a civic official.
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Lok Sabha polls: EC asks political parties to share details of aircraft, helicopters used in campaigning
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has asked political parties to furnish details of aircraft and helicopters being used for campaigning, including their origin and destination and details of people ferried in them. A letter by Tejas Samel, deputy election officer of Mumbai Suburban district, dated April 12, said such information has to be furnished three days before the journey to the district election office, but that duration has now been reduced to 24 hours.
“We are sending a revised letter on April 17. Instead of three days, they have to inform us 24 hours in advance,” Samel told PTI on Tuesday night.
The details should also include the make of the aircraft/helicopter and people travelling in them. The letter said this information has to be furnished under the Model Code of Conduct in force for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, which has to be sent to the ECI.
Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra, which has 48 seats, will be held in five phases between April 19 and May 20.
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VI Launches eSIM For New Delhi Prepaid Users: Here’s How To Activate, List Of Devices That Support It & More |
New Delhi: After Mumbai and Goa, the national capital i.e. New Delhi becomes the third city to get the facility of eSIM. In places like Mumbai and Goa, the choice is already there. Vodafone Idea has finally launched the eSIM for prepaid customers. Now, the consumers have the option to get a digital SIM card.
No Need For Physical SIM Card
You don’t need a physical SIM card because your phone has an eSIM, which is a digital SIM card. (Also Read: IT Dept, Banks To Open On Sunday, March 31: What About Stock Market? Check Here)
How To Activate eSIM?
There’s no need to visit a store to activate it. You can do it via the settings on your phone or by scanning a code. (Also Read: Instagram Down: Check Funniest Memes For Social Media App’s Outage)
Benefits Of eSIM
It is convenient for traveling since it allows you to quickly switch between different network plans and keep many profiles at once. It is also not as prone to damage or loss as a physical SIM card. It also benefits the environment because less plastic garbage is produced.
Comparing eSIMs to traditional SIM cards, they are often more convenient, flexible, and environmentally friendly.
Steps To Activate eSIM
If you want to make the switch, send a message to 199 with the registered mail id.
– You will receive a confirmation message
– Revert to it within 15 minutes
– You may get a call for consent
– You will get a QR code on the registered email ID
– Keep note that the QR code you received by mail will be valid for up to 7 days.
– Choose the default line for this number
– Now, your eSIM will be activated.
List Of Devices That Support eSIM
Now, this is another question that may hit your mind which are the devices that support eSIM. While writing the article, reports suggest that not every smartphone will be eSIM compatible.
Numerous phone models enable the eSIM capability. Some of them are iPhones, Vivo X90 Pro, Galaxy Z Flip & Fold, and many more.
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US National Found Dead In A Five- Star Hotel Room In Mumbai, Probe Launched |
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Islamic Cleric Salman Azhari Arrested By Gujarat ATS From Mumbai In Hate Speech Case; Supporters Protest Outside Police Station
Hundreds of suppporters of Salman Azhari gheraoed the Ghatkopar police station and raised slogans in his support.
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Online Scam Preys On Mumbai Senior Citizen, Resulting In Rs 4.4 Lakh Loss |
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