"According to the media report, carried on September 26, the students came into contact with a live wire connected to a water pump inside the tank while cleaning it. They were spotted lying in the tank by the villagers, who reportedly informed the hostel authorities," the NHRC said in a statement on Monday.
The petitioners allege a "wilful violation" of the court’s directive from September 17, 2024, which mandated a nationwide halt on demolitions unless cleared by the court.
A division bench comprising Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva and Justice Vinay Saraf issued the 24-hour returnable notices to the respondents during preliminary hearing of the PIL at Jabalpur on Monday.
According to the notice, on August 14, the Minister in-charge had directed that a full-page advertisement bearing the photograph of the Chief Minister (CM) of Delhi be released in line with the previous year's practice.
In response to the petition filed by human rights lawyer Radhakanta Tripathy, the NHRC passed the order recently.
The Lokayukta took suo motu cognisance of a newspaper report on the purported incident.
The accused persons- Bhiku Bisoi and Manikandan, both Directors of M/s Kinney Infotech Pvt. Limited faced charges of running a fake job racket, EOW said in a statement, adding that the fugitives have fled to Malaysia.
Of the 301 notices served, 59 have been given to pubs, bars and restaurants, 12 to industries, 83 to temples, 22 to churches and 125 to mosques across the city. The move comes after some right-wing activists demanded the shutting down of loudspeakers which is violating the noise pollution rules.
The complaint made to NCPCR states that the particular bank is calling the grandparents of these four siblings in regard to the repayment of the loan taken by the applicant the parents of the minor who succumbed to COVID-19.
On Wednesday, the Modi's rally in Ferozepur had to be cancelled due to a security lapse after some protesters blocked a route
