Top News: AIMIM Leader Threatens CM Nitish Kumar; Fake Sadhus Arrested in Uttarakhand, Hindu Man Lynched in Bangladesh
Fact Check: Fake Statement Attributed to Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat on Lord Parashuram Goes Viral
– A fake statement is being spread on social media in the name of Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat.
– The viral post claims Dr Bhagwat said that Lord Parashuram was a carpenter and not the son of a Brahmin, which is completely false.
– There is no proof of such a statement in any official record or verified speech of Dr. Bhagwat.
– A graphic from Prabhat Khabar has been edited and misused to spread misinformation.
– Lord Parashuram is the son of Brahmin sage Jamadagni and one of the seven Chiranjivis (immortals).
– This viral claim is a fake propaganda and has no factual or historical basis.
Violent Clash in Kanker Over Burial Dispute Between Tribal and Christian Communities
A violent clash broke out between members of the tribal and Christian communities in Kanker district of Chhattisgarh over the burial of a deceased person.
The dispute began after village sarpanch Rajman Salam buried the body of his father, Chamra Ram Salam, on village land.
Members of the tribal community opposed the burial, saying it went against traditional tribal customs due to a religious conversion issue.
Tension soon turned violent, leading to stone pelting between the two groups in the village.
During the unrest, a church was vandalised and several incidents of arson were reported.
Police later exhumed the body and sent it for postmortem examination to control the situation.
More than 20 police personnel were injured while trying to manage the violence.
To prevent further clashes, the administration imposed Section 144 in the area.
ED’s Action on ‘Donkey Route’ Syndicate: Raids Conducted from Delhi to Punjab-Haryana, Assets Worth Over ₹19 Crore Seized
ED conducted raids on 13 locations in Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi.
₹4.62 crore in cash, 313 kg of silver, and 6 kg of gold recovered; total value of seized assets ₹19.13 crore.
Chats with other individuals connected to the business and other objectionable evidence were also found.
In Haryana, it was revealed that agents were keeping documents of candidates’ land and property as collateral for guaranteed passage to the US via Mexico.
Director Ram Gopal Varma explained why ‘Dhurandhar’ is a lesson for other filmmakers
Dhurandhar shows the hero not as a god, but as a human with weaknesses.
The film speaks less, but conveys more through silence.
In it, violence is not for show, but a truth that impacts the story and the mind.
The film considers the audience intelligent and does not force explanations of anything.
Dhurandhar is not just watched, but stays in memory even after it ends.
Supreme Court Upholds Communal Rotation in CUSAT Act, Rejects Appointment of SC Candidate
Supreme Court dismissed the petition of SC candidate Radhika T., upholding the Kerala High Court’s decision
The Supreme Court held that the rule of communal rotation in university appointments remains applicable even during the validity period of the rank list.
If a selected candidate resigns, a candidate on the waiting list does not automatically gain the right to the job solely on that basis.- SC
In fact, on October 22, 2019, the Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) had issued a recruitment notification for one position of Associate Professor in the Department of Inorganic Rasan Science. This recruitment was reserved for SC candidates that year.
When the results came out, Dr. Anita C. Kumar secured the first position, and Radhika T. secured the second position.
After working for a year, Dr. Anita C. Kumar resigned on March 30, 2022, after securing a professor position in another university.
After this, Radhika applied for this job, but CUSAT refused by citing a lien in favor of the first party. Subsequently, her claim was rejected by invoking the matter of communal rotation.
In the university, “lien in favor” means that if any teacher or employee is appointed to another institution or position for a temporary period, their original permanent position remains secure. Upon completion of the stipulated period, they can resume duties on their former post.
After this, Radhika approached the Kerala High Court. The High Court also dismissed Radhika’s petition. The High Court ruled in favor of the university and upheld the communal rotation.
It may be noted that the next turn for this post was for the Latin Catholic or Anglo Indian category.
After this, Radhika had filed a petition in the Supreme Court. Now, the Supreme Court has upheld the High Court’s order and affirmed the communal rotation rule.
Fact Check: Pakistan Creates Deepfake Video of Former Indian Army Chief Gen. VP Malik
After India’s action under Operation Sindoor against Pakistani airbases and terror infrastructure, Pakistan has become uneasy and aggressive in its response.
Pakistan is trying to defame India by spreading false stories and misinformation through fake propaganda.
To push this propaganda, Pakistan has now started using AI and deepfake technology.
A video of former Indian Army Chief General VP Malik was edited and circulated with distorted and false statements.
The statements shown in the video were never spoken by Gen. VP Malik, making the content completely fake.
In the deepfake video, Gen. Malik is falsely shown praising Pakistan’s military equipment.
The video also wrongly claims that targeting Rafale jets during India–Pakistan tensions proves Pakistan’s military superiority.
General VP Malik himself clarified on X (formerly Twitter) that the video is a deepfake.
With this clarification, Pakistan’s fake claim has been exposed once again.
Delhi Government’s Major Decision on Pollution
Air Purifiers to be Installed in Delhi’s Schools
10,000 Air Purifiers to be Installed in the First Phase
Cabinet Minister Ashish Sood in Delhi Government Provides Information
“Sar Tan Se Juda” Slogan a Challenge to India’s Sovereignty and Integrity: Allahabad HC
Bail Plea of Rehan, Associate of Maulana Tauqeer Raza in Bareilly Violence, Rejected
On 26 September 2025, after namaz, the crowd had raised slogans of “Gushtakh-e-Nabi ki ek hi saza, sar tan se juda.”
Court takes strict stance on slogans raised after Bareilly violence
Court terms ‘Sar tan se juda’ slogan as a challenge to India’s sovereignty
Such inflammatory slogans are punishable offenses under Section 152 of BNS – HC
Inflammatory slogans are against the fundamental principles of Islam – Court
Despite the ban on illegal gatherings under Section 163 of the BNS, the crowd that emerged from Nadeem Khan’s house raised provocative slogans.
During this time, police personnel’s uniforms were torn. Petrol bombs were thrown, firing and stone-pelting were also carried out.
In this incident, several police personnel were injured and vehicles were damaged. The police had arrested 7 people.
Before the violence, Ittifaq Minnat Council President Maulana Tauqeer Raza and Nadeem Khan had called upon the Muslim community to hold a protest-demonstration at Islamia Inter College.
8-Year-Old Girl Raped by Liek in Bijnor, Accused Arrested
Minor student was sexually assaulted by her classmate’s father
Accused lured the girl and took her to Moradabad, raped the child
Police registered case on father’s complaint, demand for strict action
‘Lord Ram was a Muslim’: Controversial statement by TMC MLA
TMC MLA Madan Mitra called Lord Ram ‘Muslim’
Video going viral on social media
BJP says – Hindu faith is being deliberately insulted
BJP called Trinamool Congress the most anti-Hindu party
Bangladesh Erupts After Osman Hadi’s Death; Protests and Vandalism in Dhaka and Several Cities
Bangladesh faces unrest after Inkilab Manch leader and independent candidate Osman Hadi died in Singapore.
Protests, vandalism, and arson reported in Dhaka, including Shahbagh.
Offices of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star were set on fire.
Attempts were made to attack Dhanmondi 32 and cultural centre Chhayanaut.
Violence also reported from Rajshahi, Chattogram, and Bandarban.
Prothom Alo and The Daily Star were not published on Friday.
Anger from hardline groups reached outside the Indian Assistant High Commissioner’s residence.
Bangabandhu’s Dhanmondi 32 House Vandalised and Set on Fire; Demolition Begins with Bulldozers
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s house at Dhanmondi 32, Dhaka, was vandalised and set on fire on Thursday night.
Angry students and members of the public joined the “March to Dhanmondi 32” protest.
The attack began after 8:30 pm, and the building was set ablaze.
At 10:55 pm, bulldozers, cranes, and excavators arrived to demolish the house.
Organisers said the protest opposed Sheikh Hasina’s announced virtual speech for the banned Chhatra League.
State Mourning Declared Over Osman Hadi’s Death by Muhammad Yunus; Government to Take Responsibility for Family
Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, declares state mourning on Saturday over Osman bin Hadi’s death.
Addressing the nation, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus calls Osman bin Hadi a “martyr.”
National flag to fly at half-mast at all govt buildings in Bangladesh and abroad.
Special prayers to be held at places of worship of all religions.
Govt says it will take responsibility for Hadi’s wife and only child.
Political analysts say tensions may be rising to delay parliamentary elections.
Call to Surround Indian Assistant High Commission in Rajshahi Raises Security Concerns
Indian visa centres already closed in Dhaka, Rajshahi, and Khulna.
Fresh concern after a call to surround the Indian Assistant High Commission in Rajshahi on Friday.
Call linked to recent political unrest and anti-India slogans.
New Delhi is closely monitoring the situation.
India reiterates that protecting diplomatic missions and Indian citizens is Bangladesh’s responsibility under international norms.
Hindu Man Dipu Chandra Lynched in Bangladesh Over “Blasphemy” Claim
Another Hindu minority victim in Bangladesh
Dipu Chandra Das (30) killed in Bhaluka, Mymensingh
Crime followed his statement: “All religions are equal; God is one”
Radical Islamists called the remark derogatory to Islam
Mob beat him to death, tied the body to a tree, then set it on fire
No arrests reported so far
New Age Editor Nurul Kabir Harassed During Protest Outside Daily Star Office
Nurul Kabir, Editor of New Age and President of the Editors’ Council, was harassed by protesters outside the Daily Star building in Farmgate, Dhaka.
The incident happened when protesters set fire near the office and Kabir tried to stop the unrest.
Videos on social media show him being pushed from behind and pulled by his hair in the crowd.
The same night, protesters also set fire outside the Prothom Alo building, creating chaos.
Later, law enforcement agencies and the army brought the situation under control.
Journalists and intellectuals strongly condemned the attack, praising Nurul Kabir for his courage and lifelong stand for truth and press freedom.
11 Fake Sadhus Arrested in Uttarakhand Under ‘Operation Kalnemi’ for Cheating People
Acting on Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s orders, Roorkee Police arrested 11 fake godmen under ‘Operation Kalnemi’ from different locations.
The accused were wearing the attire of sadhus and saints and cheated people by misleading them through tantra-mantra rituals.
The arrested include Ganesh, Naushad, Sohail, Kamalnath, Jitendra, and others; fraud cases have been registered against all 11.
According to the SSP, strict action will continue against those who damage Devbhoomi’s image and hurt religious sentiments.
AIMIM Leader Imtiaz Jaleel Uses Abusive Language Against Bihar CM Nitish Kumar
AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel used abusive words for Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and his parents.
He called Nitish Kumar “H#R#MI” during his statement.
Jaleel said, “If he had fallen into our hands, we wouldn’t even spare his father.”
He openly challenged Nitish Kumar and Sanjay Nishad.
Jaleel said if they have courage, they should come to Maharashtra.
