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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an urgent petition against the alleged assault by Delhi police on students of the Jamia Milia Islamia inside the university campus on Sunday, saying it will only decide on the matter “in a peaceful atmosphere”. Asserting that the SC won’t be “bullied” into hearing the case, Chief Justice of India SA Bobde he doesn’t “think the courts can do much”. “It is a law and order problem. Police have to deal with it,” he said. The CJI said he would only hear the matter on Tuesday if there is no violence on Monday. “Let there be peace and we will see what we can do. If protests and destruction of public properties continue, we won't hear,” he said. Blaming the students for taking the “law and order situation in their own hands”, the CJI said if they want to take to the street, they can do that, but then should not approach the top court. Get the best of … [Read more...] about Courts Can’t Do Much, It’s Law and Order Problem: SC Refuses to Hear Plea on Violence in Jamia

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday criticised former ally BJP over allowing persecuted minorities into India under the new citizenship law, saying it is an "insult" to V D Savarkar who sought to bring land from the Sindhu river to Kanyakumari under "one country".Addressing a press conference on the eve of the winter session of the state legislature, Thackeray said that issues like citizenship amendment act (CAA) were being raised to "divert attention" of the people from real issues like "lack of security to women, unemployment and a farm crisis".He said the CAA is against the principles of Savarkar- a proponent of Hindu rashtravad (nationalism) who is revered by the Sangh Parivar.Close "Savarkar had demanded bringing land from the Sindhu river to Kanyakumari under one country. Instead of doing that, the BJP-led Central government is simply accepting persecuted minorities into India by defying Savarkar, which is an insult to him," said Thackeray who heads the Shiv … [Read more...] about New citizenship law insult to Savarkar’s views: Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray to BJP

Today’s Top Stories Protesting against Jamia crackdown, hundreds gather at Delhi Police HQ on JNU’s call for overnight stir The situation in the national capital turned tense when three Delhi Transport Corporation buses were torched in south Delhi, following which hundreds of police officers entered Jamia Millia Islamia University to "chase some outsiders who had indulged in vandalism". The police used batons and teargas shells to disperse the violent mob and entered the Jamia university campus, detaining several persons allegedly involved in the violence. AMU shutdown: Students of the Aligarh Muslim University, also protesting the Citizenship Act, clashed with police after which the university administration announced the closure of the institution till January 5. Registrar Abdul Hamid said that hostels were being evacuated. Stir in Bengal: Sporadic incidents of violence were reported from Nadia, North 24 Parganas and Howrah districts of West … [Read more...] about News18 Daybreak | Protesting Against Jamia Crackdown, Hundreds Gather at Delhi Police HQ and Other Stories You Need to Watch Out For

India’s journey as a nation began with the massive task of resettling a humongous number of refugees streaming in from Pakistan and East Pakistan. Refugees worked hard to establish themselves. Competition for land and preservation of culture became triggers for bloody violence between refugees and locals. It reverberated across north India. A few West Pakistan refugee families were settled in Goran village in UP with cultivable land and plots for house. Skirmishes started as the cattle of the unwelcome refugees grazed on locals’ land. The Supreme Court in Balludin vs UP [AIR 1956 SC 181] records how mayhem followed on February 7, 1952, when enraged locals killed six male refugees in cold blood. Things settled down for north India as the refugee influx was a one-time event. But north-eastern states are caught in a quagmire of continuous influx of refugees and illegal migrants since the 1960s from East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), seriously threatening their rich culture and … [Read more...] about Years of assault on demography, land & culture makes NE wary of CAA