Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 18:37 (IST) Ara’s message – The administration has become strict against illegal encroachments on government land on Pawana road. Notices were issued to 35 businessmen and ordered to remove violations by November 29. If this is not done, a warning is given to use bulldozers. Image used for presentation. (Jagran) Dialogue thread, message (Aara). Message – The administration has started preparations for major action regarding the increasing illegal encroachment of government land on Pawana road. Circle Officer Arun Kumar issued a notice to 35 businessmen who temporarily entered the Garmajrua land of the police station area (Station No. 193, Account No. 524, Khesra No. 665). The administration has clearly said that all the violators must give their reply by November 29 and remove the encroachment themselves, otherwise the encroachment will be removed using bulldozers. Over the years, the road has become narrow due to temporary shops and structures on both sides of the Sandesh-Pavanna road, increasing the risk of traffic jams, accidents and problems in movement. During revenue investigation, it was found that the land is completely of Garmajrua communal category, on which any type of private construction is prohibited. As soon as the notice was issued, there was a commotion in the market area, while the local people supported the administrative action. Remove Ads Only Read News People remove the violations themselves after the administration’s ultimatum. On the other hand, after the miking done in the local Nagar Panchayat regarding encroachments, the offenders started removing the encroachments on their own. The work to remove hundreds of shops temporarily built by the encroachers in the road ditch is being done on a war footing for the last two days. However, many shopkeepers in the markets of Shahpur and Karnamepur still feel that the announcement made by the UP administration regarding entry is just wishful thinking as before. Because since many times in the name of removal of encroachment, measurement and notification of leakage of roads has been done but nothing has been done to remove encroachment. However, this time, the attitude of the administration seems a bit strict. Because the administration gave 24 hours time to remove the violation. Here the administration deputes magistrates together with the police force to remove violations. After stern warnings from the administration, there is panic among hundreds of people who have trespassed and set up shops in the Shahpur and Karnamepur markets. Now it remains to be seen what the attitude of the administration is on Monday after the 24-hour moratorium.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 18:36 (IST) Special Review Operation (SIR) is going on at a brisk pace in Lakhimpur Kheri district. So far 19 lakh summary forms have been filled. The aim of this campaign is to update the electoral roll, so that no eligible citizen is deprived of voting and the names of ineligible people are removed. The district election officer appealed to the citizens for cooperation. SIR gained momentum in Lakhimpur. Samvad Sutra, Lakhimpur. Board schools were opened on Sunday on holidays. Teachers were employed to assist CAAs. Counting forms were submitted to polling stations throughout the day, but by 6 pm on Sunday night, the progress of SIR could only reach 70 percent. On Sunday, SIR work was started more than 62 percent. CAAs were found to be working on Sunday in most of the schools. Remove Advertisement Read News Only SIR forms of 28 lakh voters are to be filled in the district, of which around 19 lakh have been filled till Sunday. Counting forms of nine lakh voters have to be filled. Officials have set a target to fill 3.38 lakh forms by December 2. He claims that every effort is made to get the job done on time. Although the Election Commission has extended the working time of SIR by another seven days, the officials are moving ahead with the target till December 4 only. Errors seen in feeding: Actually, the result of the increase in SIR delay is that errors are made while feeding the calculation form. Officials are aware of this. He says that although the work to correct the mistakes was also going on, but now additional time of seven days has been given, so maximum emphasis is being given on nutrition. After December 4, work will be done to correct the errors.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 18:34 (IST) Delhi Crime Branch busted a gang supplying illegal liquor in Bihar. The police arrested two smugglers, Pankaj Kumar and Atul Chauhan, and seized 1,920 quarts of illegal liquor. During interrogation, the accused said that due to the ban in Bihar, they earned huge profits by smuggling liquor from Delhi. The police are looking for other gang members. Delhi Crime Branch busted a gang supplying illegal liquor in Bihar. File photo Jagran Correspondent, New Delhi. The Crime Branch team busted a gang involved in illegal supply of liquor in Bihar and arrested two smugglers. 1,920 quarts of illegal liquor were seized from them. The arrested accused have been identified as Pankaj Kumar of Shastri Park and Atul Chauhan of Khoda Colony, Ghaziabad. Remove Ads Read Only News According to Deputy Commissioner Pankaj Kumar, based on a tip-off of illegal supply of liquor from Delhi to Bihar, a team was formed under the supervision of ACP Girish Kaushik and led by Inspector Sandeep Tushir. The team received information that an interstate supplier had purchased a large quantity of liquor for supply in Bihar. A lot of profit was made from this racket. Acting on a tip-off, the team laid a trap near the metro station in Sector 18, Rohini and nabbed two smugglers along with an auto-rickshaw. On inquiry, the auto-rickshaw driver was identified as Atul Chauhan and the co-driver was identified as Pankaj Kumar. On checking the auto-rickshaw, a total of 40 cardboard boxes wrapped in thick black polythene containing a total of 1,920 liters of liquor were found. The police team also seized the auto rickshaw. Further raids are underway to arrest other accused involved in this gang. During interrogation, Pankaj told that he has been living in Delhi for the last three years. To cover his expenses, he entered the illegal liquor business with his friend. As liquor was banned in Bihar, the accused started supplying liquor illegally from Delhi to Bihar to earn easy money. He has no previous criminal involvement.

Samvad Sutra, Nayagaon (Saran). The disappearance of minor girls from two different places in the Sonpur police station area and allegations of abduction in one case have created an atmosphere of panic and anxiety in the area. The families of the victims filed a complaint with the police regarding both the incidents and demanded immediate action. In the first incident, a class 9 student of Ramsunder Das Mahila Mahavidyalaya went to college on November 20 but returned home only in the evening. The family members searched the surrounding areas and contacted relatives, but no trace of the girl was found. Finally, the family members gave this information by filing an application at the Sonpur police station. The police registered the case and started searching for the student. In the second incident, an allegation was made of the kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl in another village of the police station area. According to relatives, a young man from the village lured the girl and took her with him in the afternoon. The family says the accused was seen suspiciously hovering around the house for several days and also tried to threaten the girl. Both the cases are being investigated by sub-inspector level officers. Police said that both incidents are being taken seriously, raids are underway on possible targets. After these missing incidents, an atmosphere of fear has spread among the parents and local people of the area and people are very worried about the safety of the children.

On November 22, 2008, 10 terrorists were divided into five groups of two each on the coast of Karachi, Pakistan and given 10,800 Indian rupees and a mobile phone. Then they were sent in a small boat. These terrorists attacked many areas of Mumbai, in which 166 people were killed. Today is the anniversary of India’s worst terrorist attack, 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Here are 10 things you need to know about the Mumbai attacks. Where the attacks took place, how many people were killed and how many were injured. He opened fire with an AK-47 on platform number 13, killing around 58 people and injuring 104. The second attack took place at Leopold Café. Terrorists Babar and Nasir entered Leopold Cafe. He threw two grenades and started shooting. Eleven people were killed and many others were injured in the attack. The third attack took place on Nariman House. Here terrorists Ashfaq and Abu Suhail Nariman entered and took several people hostage. The fourth attack took place on Taj Hotel. Abdul Rehman and Javed reached the fifth floor and started shooting. They took many people hostage, including the chairman of ING Vysya Bank. By then, NSG hit back. The fifth attack took place on Oberoi Hotel. Two men, Fahadullah and Abdul Rehman, entered. All but two employees were evacuated. The terrorists started shooting with AK-47. NSG killed these terrorists on November 28. By that time they had killed 35 people. Kasab, the only terrorist captured alive, was hanged. After the CST attack, Kasab and Ismail could not get a taxi to their next target, Malabar Hills. To avoid police fire, both the terrorists entered the Cama Hospital campus. After this they opened fire indiscriminately on the police vehicle. Then they ran away. On the way, the tire of the car broke, so they hijacked another car at gunpoint. Seeing the police post, Ismail tried to drive the car over the divider, but the car got stuck. In the ensuing gunfight, Ismail was killed, but Kasab was captured alive. Ajmal Kasab, the only terrorist caught alive during the 26/11 attacks, told during interrogation that the attack was planned in Pakistan. Kasab was hanged on 21 November 2012. Advisory to media banning live coverage for the first time During the Mumbai attacks, an advisory was issued for the first time banning live media coverage. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the Government of India has issued a stern warning. The Ministry has given clear instructions to all media channels not to show live coverage of any military operation or activities of security forces. This warning was to ensure national security and prevent the enemy from gaining any possible advantage. The ministry said that existing laws and rules must be strictly followed in reporting on defense and security operations. The ministry completely banned real-time coverage, visual broadcasts or citing sources. Who are these brave martyrs? 166 civilians were killed and nine terrorists were killed in this attack. Eighteen members of the police and security forces were martyred in this attack, including Hemant Karkare (ATS chief), Ashok Kamte, Vijay Salaskar, Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan and Tukaram Omble. Besides, 58 people died at CST, including several passengers like Amrit Rao (railway employee), Ashok Kapoor and Sushant Nandy. 31 people died in the Taj hotel. It included foreigners like Karambir Kang (general manager’s wife and son), Thomas Varghese (cook), Andres Liveras (British). 30 people died at the Oberoi, including Lu San (Japanese) and several hotel staff. Six people were killed at Nariman House, including Rabbi Gabriel Holtzberg, Rivka Holtzberg, etc. Six people were killed at Cama Hospital, including Salim (security guard), Rahul Shinde and nurse Jadhav. 26 foreign nationals were also killed in the attack, which included Americans, British, Japanese, Israelis, etc.

Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley’s married life is in trouble. After 15 years of marriage, she will divorce her husband Peter Haag. She accused him of assault, property theft, mental abuse and cruelty. Celina approached the court for help. This storm in the married life of the actress brought her into the news. Peter and Celina are parents of three children. The fight between them surprised the fans. Love story of Selina and Peter There was a time when Selina and Peter were madly in love with each other. Celina told in an interview that she met Peter for the first time in Dubai. They met through a family friend. Celina went to Dubai for a store opening. Then they started dating. Peter traveled eight hours to Mumbai to marry Celina. He met her parents and proposed to the actress with a ring. They got engaged in 2010. Selena and Peter got married in Austria in 2011. They had twin boys in 2012. In 2017, Celina again became a mother of twins, but one of her children did not survive due to a hypoplastic heart condition. In the same year, Celina also lost her father. Who is Celina Jaitley’s husband? Peter Haag is an Austrian entrepreneur, marketing expert, hotelier and brand strategist. According to reports, Peter has been active in the hotel industry for a long time. He has worked with major hotel chains in Dubai and Singapore. Peter had a strong career in the hotel industry. Peter is not very active on social media. His Instagram account is private. He is an Austrian citizen. According to a report, Peter has a master’s degree in Tourism and Leisure Industry Management. Entering the hotel industry, he worked as a sales and marketing coordinator, managing commercial and marketing operations, focusing on digital marketing, sales and revenue, brand management and public relations. He later became a brand strategist. His work spans the UAE and South East Asia. He is a successful businessman. According to media reports, Peter’s net worth is ₹167 crore (approx. $1.67 billion). Celina is a famous actress in the film industry. She rose to fame after winning the title of Femina Miss India 2001. In 2003, he made his acting debut with the film Janasheen. She appeared in films like No Entry, Golmaal Returns, Apna Sapna Money Money and Thank You. After marriage, she settled abroad with her husband. She distanced herself from showbiz and was not seen on screen for a long time. Share this story Tags

The Uttar Pradesh government has taken a major step to stop illegal foreign infiltration. Following strict instructions from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the process of constructing detention centers on the Delhi model has begun in all the districts of the state. Bangladeshis, Rohingya Muslims and citizens of African countries who have come to India illegally will be detained in these centers until the process of their deportation is completed. Detention centers will be built here in the first phase. On the orders of the government, the district magistrate and SSP have been instructed to identify vacant government buildings, community halls, police line premises, police stations or other safe places in the district. Detention centers will be run at these locations with tight security. The captured infiltrators will be given food, water and medical care, but they will be monitored 24/7. 18 detention centers in Delhi Currently, 18 detention centers are operating in the capital city of Delhi, where approximately 1,500 foreign nationals are detained. Most of them are Bangladeshi and Rohingya nationals who have made fake Aadhaar cards, voter IDs and passports. Some African nationals have also been found involved in drug trafficking and cybercrime. Delhi model is being implemented in Uttar Pradesh. Center sends SOP, daily report to Home Department The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has sent a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to all the states for setting up and running detention centres. According to this, information about every infiltrator who is caught will have to be given to the state department of internal affairs on a daily basis. The final deportation process will be done by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO). Bangladeshi infiltrators will be sent back from the West Bengal-Assam border with the help of BSF. Large network of African nationals in NCR According to police officials, hundreds of nationals from African countries such as Nigeria, Ghana and Ivory Coast are living illegally in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. These people are involved in serious crimes such as drug trafficking, online fraud and human trafficking. Now his full investigation and preparations for deportation are underway. Infiltration incidents have increased in the state, which calls for strict action. In the last few years, there has been a rapid increase in the incidents of infiltration of Bangladeshis and Rohingyas in the border districts of Uttar Pradesh (Maharajganj, Siddharthnagar, Bahraich, Shravasti, etc.). Meanwhile, African citizens have illegally settled in the NCR. Officials say that these people are a threat to local crime and terrorist activities, so now a campaign has been launched to identify and deport them.

Kolkata, November 26 (IANS). West Bengal Governor Anand Bose has given a clear message to the administration about the protests by BLOs (Booth Level Officers) in the state regarding the increasing workload. He said these are problems that the administration needs to pay serious attention to. If any shortcomings are found at the administrative level, he will not hesitate to intervene as Governor. Governor Bose said that he recently visited the India-Bangladesh border areas and interacted with BSF officials and local residents. He said the situation on the border is currently completely under control and he has not received any information about any problem. He said that CAAs are the most important link in the electoral system. From preparing polling stations to updating voter list, their role is important at every stage. In such a situation, if they are worried about the workload, then it is the responsibility of the government and administration to provide them with proper support and facilities. When the governor was asked questions about the India-Bangladesh border area, he said that this matter was completely under the jurisdiction of the Election Commission. He expressed confidence that the Election Commission is a strong and balanced institution, which has the ability to handle any situation in an effective and impartial manner. The Governor said that the Election Commission has always proved its efficiency even in complex situations and this time too it will face all the challenges successfully. He expressed the hope that the Commission will put all the arrangements in place in time and ensure that the elections are conducted peacefully and transparently. CAAs in the state say they face an unusually high workload, which affects their personal and professional lives. –IANS VKU/ABM Share this story Tags

Mumbai, November 26 (IANS). Social media influencer Orhan Avatramani alias Ori on Wednesday reached the Ghatkopar unit of Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) of Mumbai Crime Branch in the much talked about Rs 252 crore drug case. Ori was summoned for questioning in the drug case, after which he reached the office on time. The Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Police has issued a second summons to Ori in connection with the investigation of this major drug case. The first summons was sent on November 20, but Ori said he would not be available until November 25. Following this, ANC issued a second summons on 21 November and ordered him to appear at the Ghatkopar unit on 26 November. Ori got there on time on Wednesday. After this, the process of recording his statement began. Apart from Ori, summons has also been issued to actor Shakti Kapoor’s son, Siddhant Kapoor. Siddhant recorded his statement on 25 November. According to a senior police officer, information related to the two was disclosed in the statements of the main accused. The drug case worth Rs 252 crore started from March last year. In the Sangli district of Maharashtra, the police busted an illegal factory manufacturing Mephedrone drugs. During this action, a large quantity of drugs was recovered, the value of which in the foreign market was around Rs 252 crore. Investigation revealed that the factory owners are the prime accused Suhail Shaikh and Tahir Dola. Both of them used to organize rave parties in India and abroad. Mephedrone and other narcotics were provided in these parties. The police are now trying to find their entire network. –IANS MT/VC Share this story Tags

Mumbai, November 26 (IANS). Social media influencer Orhan Avatramani alias Ori on Wednesday reached the Ghatkopar unit of Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) of Mumbai Crime Branch in the much talked about Rs 252 crore drug case. Ori was summoned for questioning in the drug case, after which he reached the office on time. The Anti Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Police has issued a second summons to Ori in connection with the investigation of this major drug case. The first summons was sent on November 20, but Ori said he would not be available until November 25. Following this, ANC issued a second summons on 21 November and ordered him to appear at the Ghatkopar unit on 26 November. Ori got there on time on Wednesday. After this, the process of recording his statement began. Apart from Ori, summons has also been issued to actor Shakti Kapoor’s son, Siddhant Kapoor. Siddhant recorded his statement on 25 November. According to a senior police officer, information related to the two was disclosed in the statements of the main accused. The drug case worth Rs 252 crore started from March last year. In the Sangli district of Maharashtra, the police busted an illegal factory manufacturing Mephedrone drugs. During this action, a large quantity of drugs was recovered, the value of which in the foreign market was around Rs 252 crore. Investigation revealed that the factory owners are the prime accused Suhail Shaikh and Tahir Dola. Both of them used to organize rave parties in India and abroad. Mephedrone and other narcotics were provided in these parties. The police are now trying to find their entire network. –IANS MT/VC Share this story Tags