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‘Taken to babas, forced to drink cow urine’: Ex-Sena UBT MP’s daughter-in-law alleges black magic, torture

‘Taken to babas, forced to drink cow urine’: Ex-Sena UBT MP’s daughter-in-law alleges black magic, torture

Former Shiv Sena (UBT) member of parliament Vinayak Raut and his son were booked for allegedly torturing his daughter-in-law and subjecting her to black magic and other occult practices, a police official said on Sunday. An FIR was registered regarding the matter on June 10 at the Kapurbawdi police station by 38-year-old Girija Raut. Vinayak Raut (right) denied the allegations and said divorce proceedings are already underway between his son Gitesh and Girija (left). (X/ @ANI) In the complaint, she claimed that during the course of her marriage with Vinayak’s son Jitesh, also referred to as Gitesh, several people, including two self-proclaimed godmen, had performed various indecent acts on her. Girija in her complaint stated that her marriage to Gitesh had been arranged in December, 2017 and that there were no physical relations between them till 2018, claiming that she was taken to occult practitioners to resolve marital issues. “The victim has alleged that throughout their travels to countries like Australia, New Zealand, Kenya, and Thailand, she was constantly abused and beaten when she questioned …

Two held for alleged theft of cow at Badiadka in Kasaragod

Two held for alleged theft of cow at Badiadka in Kasaragod

The Badiadka police arrested two persons from Mangaluru for the alleged theft of a cow from Kanyappady, while an intensive search is on for three more accused involved in the case. The arrested are Rasiq, 21, of Jokatte, Mangaluru, and Mohammed Irbas, 26, of Ullal. They were taken into custody from Mangaluru town on Friday afternoon. The police also seized the car that was reportedly used to transport the stolen animal. During interrogation, the accused reportedly admitted that the stolen cow had been sold to a slaughterhouse in Ullal. The police said the arrested accused would be produced before a court, while efforts have been intensified to trace and arrest the remaining three suspects. Published – July 05, 2026 02:31 am IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Pandharpur temple committee gets 3 hectares for devotees’ amenities and cow conservation centre

Pandharpur temple committee gets 3 hectares for devotees’ amenities and cow conservation centre

The Maharashtra government has approved the allotment of 3 hectares and 12 gunthas of government land to the Shri Vitthal Rukmini Temple Committee in Pandharpur to develop facilities for devotees and establish a cow conservation centre. The land, located in Survey No 161 near Yamai Lake in Pandharpur, has been sanctioned following a decision taken by Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule on the suggestion of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Congress leader Husain Dalwai says Muslims not bound to accept cow as ‘mother’ amid national animal debate

Congress leader Husain Dalwai says Muslims not bound to accept cow as ‘mother’ amid national animal debate

Amid the debate over granting cows the status of a “national animal”, Congress leader Husain Dalwai on Tuesday said that while some people may consider cows as mothers, Muslims are not obliged to accept that belief.  Speaking to IANS, Dalwai said, “Earlier, the cow was referred to as a state animal, and now it is being called a mother. Even if Muslims take a step back, there is still an attempt to push them further. You may call the cow a mother, but we consider it an important animal of this country and a state animal. What is wrong with that? Those who described it as a state animal have said the right thing.” Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

‘Like a cow ashamed of its body’: Magnus Carlsen invents phrase to critique himself | Chess News

‘Like a cow ashamed of its body’: Magnus Carlsen invents phrase to critique himself | Chess News

4 min readMay 27, 2026 07:55 AM IST In the middle of his second round clash at Norway Chess against Vincent Keymer, Magnus Carlsen walked in the confessional booth for what was his second pitstop of the day. Over the years, the confessional booth — an innovation seen only at this tournament — has delivered multiple moments of virality. Carlsen, looking thoroughly displeased with himself today, delivered one more moment of social media virality. So disappointed was Carlsen with himself that he invented a phrase on the spot to express what he was feeling. Carlsen thought his game against Keymer “felt like a cow that was ashamed of its body”. He then called it an “udder embarrassment”. The world no 1 felt like every move he was making felt like a “positional mistake”. A few hours later, the game ended in a draw, but not before it saw multiple mistakes from both players, none more glaring than Carlsen missing a checkmating opportunity. So dejected was Carlsen at not winning the classical game on Tuesday, that …

BJP minority panel chief urges Muslims not to slaughter cow on Bakrid | India News

BJP minority panel chief urges Muslims not to slaughter cow on Bakrid | India News

3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: May 24, 2026 10:42 PM IST Issuing an appeal to ensure the peaceful observance of Eid-al-Adha this week, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s minority morcha on Sunday urged Muslims to avoid community animal sacrifices and especially that of large species, keeping religious harmony in mind. BJP national minority morcha president Jamal Siddiqui said that as per Islam, ‘qurbani’ or sacrifice of animals on Bakrid is considered ‘wajib’ or required and not ‘fard’ or strictly mandatory. He further appealed to the community to protect cows during the festival. “Bakrid is the festival of renunciation and sacrifice, it should be observed with mutual love and harmony. I urge all Muslim brethren not to sacrifice any prohibited animal, and to especially protect the cow which a large section of the people of the country and especially our Hindu brothers consider as a mother,” said Siddiqui, who hails from the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh’s stronghold of Nagpur in Maharashtra. “Our Hindu brothers’ religious feelings are attached to cows, and keeping that in mind, there should be no …

‘Avoid cow sacrifice on Bakrid’: Former Babri Masjid litigant Iqbal Ansari

‘Avoid cow sacrifice on Bakrid’: Former Babri Masjid litigant Iqbal Ansari

In a significant move aimed at strengthening communal harmony ahead of Eid al-Adha (Bakrid), Iqbal Ansari, a prominent local figure and former litigant in the Babri Masjid land dispute case, urged the Muslim community to completely avoid cow sacrifice during the festival. Iqbal Ansari pointed out that cow slaughter aligns with neither Islamic scriptures nor the Indian Constitution. ( Sunil Ghosh / Hindustan Times/For Representative Purposes Only) Ansari has also formally requested the government to designate the cow as India’s “national animal” and “national heritage”, arguing that granting legal constitutional status would put a definitive end to cases of cow-related vigilantism and mob lynching. Speaking to ANI regarding his initiative, Ansari stressed the importance of respecting the religious sentiments of neighbours to safeguard the country’s social fabric. “This is a matter concerning our nation, the Hindu faith, and Islam. While sacrifice has been an integral part of Islamic traditions for generations during Eid al-Adha, we must respect the laws governing our land. Muslims should never sacrifice animals that are legally restricted. In India, our Hindu …

‘Cow slaughter not part of Id-Uz-Zoha’: Calcutta HC upholds Bengal govt’s cattle slaughter restrictions

‘Cow slaughter not part of Id-Uz-Zoha’: Calcutta HC upholds Bengal govt’s cattle slaughter restrictions

The Calcutta high court on Thursday upheld the ban on cattle slaughter in public places and refused to stay the West Bengal government order regulating slaughter ahead of Eid al-Adha. Calcutta high court has upheld West Bengal government’s decision on cattle slaughter. (HT File) A bench of high court, including Sujoy Paul and Justice Partha Sarathi Sen, strictly prohibited the slaughter of cows and buffaloes in public places, Live Law reported. The court said that the sacrifice of a cow is not part of any religious festival, adding that the slaughter of animals in a public place is strictly prohibited. “Slaughter of animals including cows and buffalos in any open public place is strictly prohibited. Secondly, sacrifice of a cow is no part of the festival of ID-UZ-ZOHA and is not a religious requirement under Islam as held by the Supreme Court in the case of Mohd. Hanif Quareshi & Ors. Vs. The State of Bihar,” the court order stated. The order comes as the petitioners, including TMC MP Mahua Moitra, challenged the Bengal government’s …

Two held for alleged theft of cow at Badiadka in Kasaragod

Man booked for sexually assaulting cow

The Bengaluru City Police have registered a case after a video allegedly showing a man sexually assaulting a cow in the Akkipete area of the city surfaced on social media. According to the complaint filed by PSI Sumangala S.A. of Cottonpet Police Station, who is in charge of the station’s social media monitoring cell, the incident came to light on Saturday after an X account identified as “GarudEyeintel Defence Intel” tagged the police and posted a video seeking immediate action. Police said the video allegedly showed a man arriving on a two-wheeler near Gadde Road in Akkipete on May 5. After noticing that nobody was around, the accused allegedly approached a cow that was laying on the roadside and engaged in an unnatural sexual act, causing physical abuse to the animal. Based on the complaint, a case under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and also under 325 of BNS Act has been registered and efforts are under way to identify and trace the accused. Published – May 17, 2026 09:39 pm IST Disclaimer: We …

West Bengal government announces strict enforcement of cow slaughter rules under 1950 law and court order

West Bengal government announces strict enforcement of cow slaughter rules under 1950 law and court order

Bharatiya Janata Party-led West Bengal government, citing the 1950 Bengal law and a 2018 Calcutta High Court order, issued a notice reiterating a complete ban on the slaughter of any cattle or buffalo without the mandatory fitness certificate. The government stated that the fitness certificate will only be issued by the Chairperson of any Municipality or the President of any Panchayat Samiti, jointly with a Government Veterinary Officer after the both of them agree in writing that the animal is over 14 years of age rendering it unfit for work or breeding purposes–or that the animal has become permanently incapacitated due to old age, injury, deformity, or any other incurable disease. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link