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07NEW DELHI, TUESDAY 05 FEBRUARY 2019

Drug peddlers arrested: As

many as 1,742 people, in-

cluding 10 foreign nation-

als, were arrested in last

one year for allegedly

peddling drugs in Hima-

chal Pradesh, Governor

Acharya Dev Vrat told the

Assembly on Monday. PTI

'Death warrant': A trial

court in Madhya Pradesh

has issued a �death warr-

ant� against school tea-

cher Mahendra Singh Gond

(28) who has been convict-

ed of raping a four-year-

old girl. PTI

Rawat reviews Army ops:

Army Chief General Bipin

Rawat reviewed the pre-

paredness of the Indian

Army along the Line of

Actual Control during his

two-day visit to Arunachal

Pradesh and Nagaland,

Defence sources said on

Monday. He reviewed the

operational preparedness

of Spear Corps. PTI

Black money PIL: Madras

High Court on Monday dis-

missed a PIL seeking direc-

tion to Union Finance Min-

istry to take action for

bringing back black

money stashed away

overseas based on recom-

mendations of BJP task

force set up in 2011. PTI

Actor Anil Kapoor withmusic director AR Rahmanduring an event to cele-brate ten years since win-ning the Oscar in 2009 forSlumdog Millionaire, inMumbai on Monday. AFP

THUMBNAILS

STATESMAN NEWS SERVICE KOLKATA, 4 FEBRUARY

The BJP, CPI-M andCongress today con-demned chief minis-ter Mamata Baner-

jee’s dharna in protest againstlast night CBI action againstpolice commissioner andquestioned her “motive” to goto rescue of police commis-sioner violating laws and con-stitutional provisions.

While Union minister andsenior BJP leader PrakashJavadekar today claimed thatMiss Banerjee was on a dhar-na to save herself from the CBI,CPI-M central committeemember and MLA SujanChakraborty said that thechief minister was acting outa political drama in a bid tocover the corruption of multi-crore Saradha chit fund scamand evade her arrest.

Miss Banerjee began her sit-in protest near Esplanade

Metro channel on Sundaynight over the CBI’s attemptto question Kolkata policecommissioner Rajeev Kumarin connection with the chitfund scams, insisting it stifledthe spirit of “Constitution andfederalism”.

Mr Javadekar, during aPress conference at the stateBJP’s headquarters, said: “Thisis not Narendra Modi’s emer-gency but Mamata Banerjee’semergency in Bengal. She ison a dharna to save herself fromthe CBI.”

Mr Javadekar said that thesaffron party will combat any“attempt by TMC” to disruptlaw and order situation in thestate. He alleged that chief min-ister Mamata Banerjee-ledgovernment has murderedthe democracy in the state.

“West Bengal Oppositionparty activists are being killedand being stopped from tak-ing out rallies. Choppers of BJPleaders Amit Shah, Yogi

Adityanath and Smriti Iraniwere not allowed to land. Is thisdemocracy? Is this not anemergency? She is abusing theModi government,” the seniorBJP leader said.

Mr Javadekar claimed thatconstitutional order has com-pletely broken down in the

state, but stopped short ofdemanding imposition ofPresident’s rule in West Ben-gal. “We would say both lawand order and Constitution-al order has completely bro-ken down in the state.”

On whether the BJP woulddemand imposition of Pres-

ident’s rule in the state, hereplied, “We won’t say anythingas of now.”Wondering howcome IPS officers in plainclothes can sit on a politicaldharna along with the chiefminister, the senior BJP leadersaid CBI officers were stoppedfrom doing their duty, alleged-ly to “protect” the chit fund evi-dences in Kolkata police chief’spossession from falling into thehands of the federal probeagency.

Bengal Director Generalof Police Virendra, State Secu-rity Advisor Surajit KarPurkayastha and Kumar werewith the chief minister at thedharna site on Sunday night.

Denying TMC’s claims thatthe BJP was using the CBI toserve its own political purpose,Javadekar said: “The CBI wasinvestigating the chit fundcases as per the orders of theSupreme Court.”

CPI-M leader SujanChakraborty said that the

chief minister was trying toevade her arrest hence play-ing out a political drama.

“She and her party sup-porters illegally occupied theMetro channel to play thisdrama. But people are eager-ly waiting to know what werethe valuable information thatwas concealed, why missBanerjee visited CP’s resi-dence and why she is desperateto save Rajeev Kumar,” hesaid.

Chief minister MamataBanerjee rushing to city policechief Rajeev Kumar’s house fol-lowing a visit by a CBI teamin connection is a desperateattempt to cover up the tracesof an act which is being stage-managed by chief ministerBanerjee and Prime MinisterNarendra Modi, leader of theOpposition, Abdul Mannansaid today.

While the CBI draggingfeet over the Saradha chitfund scam initially was found

surprising, people are leftclueless about the chief min-ister’s alacrity in rushing to thecity police chief’s residencewhen she did not involve her-self in similar activities whenCBI arrested one of her Cab-inet colleagues as well as partyMPs, Mannan added.

Putting up a brave faceafter Congress president RahulGandhi expressed solidaritywith the chief minister, Man-nan said our leader will opposeBJP at all levels. But our lead-ership has not reined us in fromdrawing attention to the unholyalliance between the chiefminister and the Prime Min-ister, he contended.

In Bengal, we will contin-ue our fight against both Tri-namul Congress and BJPdespite what our nationalleadership is doing by show-ing solidarity to the dharnastaged by Mamata Banerjee,”said Somen Mitra, state Con-gress president, today.

PRESS TRUST OF INDIANEW DELHI, 4 FEBRUARY

Delhi chief minister and AAPsupremo Arvind Kejriwal onMonday slammed Prime Min-ister Narendra Modi and BJPchief Amit Shah over develop-ments in West Bengal, sayingthey needed to be defeated inthe upcoming Lok Sabha polls“to save democracy” in thecountry.

He said the “Modi-Shahduo was the biggest danger” fac-ing the country and charged thetwo leaders with trying to “mur-der” democracy.

Delhi BJP president ManojTiwari hit back at Kejriwal say-ing he should not talk aboutdemocracy because he has“robbed” it through his “false-hoods and conspiracies” in

the city.In a statement, Kejriwal

said: “The Modi government isbent on murdering democra-cy. Isn’t it illegal and undemo-cratic that a team of 40 CBI offi-cials enters the residence of apolice commissioner?”

“The Modi-Shah duo shouldbe defeated to save the democ-racy,” he said.

Tiwari said that leaders likeMamata Banerjee and Kejriw-al were “betraying” democra-

cy by going against the direc-tives of courts.

“The CBI went to West Ben-gal on directions of the SupremeCourt. Leaders like Kejriwalare supporting Mamata Baner-jee because they are scared ofModi who is dedicated to endcorruption,” he claimed. Thefailed attempt by the CBI to ques-tion Kolkata Police Commis-sioner Rajeev Kumar in con-nection with the Saradha andRose Valley chit fund scams onSunday became the latest flash-point between the BJP-led Cen-tre and West Bengal chief min-ister Mamata Banerjee.

Kejriwal had talked to Baner-jee on Sunday over phone asthe incident blew into a polit-ical slugfest and expressed sol-idarity with her while termingthe action as “completely bizarre

and anti-democratic”. The AAPconvener, who himself is a bit-ter critic of the Modi govern-ment, in his statement on Mon-day drew a parallel between theWest Bengal incident and expe-riences of his own governmentin Delhi. “Just as Modiji triedto beseige the Commissionerof West Bengal yesterday, fouryears ago he snatched away theanti-corruption bureau from usby sending paramilitary forces,”he charged.

He further alleged the PMgot 33 cases registered againsthim and police raided his res-idence and searched his bed-room on his instance.

“If Modi ji misuses Centralagencies to violate the rightsof the state governments, thecountry will not survive,”Kejriwal said.

PRESS TRUST OF INDIAKATIHAR, 4 FEBRUARY

Days after an obscene tweetwith a morphed picture ofCongress leader PriyankaGandhi Vadra was posted onthe social media platform,police said on Monday theaccused person has beenarrested and sent to jail. YogiSurajnath, a resident of thisnorth Bihar town whodescribes himself as a ‘bhakt’(devotee) of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on the socialmedia, was arrested fromhis residence in Binodpurlocality, Town police stationSHO Ranjan Kumar said.

While Surajnath is saidto be an avid follower of the‘BJP’s Mission 2019’ on Twit-ter, BJP’s district president

Manoj Rai asserted this per-son has no association withthe party.

Kumar said the Biharpolice cyber cell had receivedan emailed complaint fromsocial activist Shahin Sayyad

about Surajnath’s tweet of30 January that carried amorphed image of Vadra,who was recently appointedthe Congress party’s gener-al secretary for east UttarPradesh by her brother and

the party president, RahulGandhi. The SHO said thecyber cell traced Surajnath’slocation to Katihar, afterwhich the district policearrested him and a case hasbeen filed against him.

Goa Cong seeks action: AGoa Congress delegationMonday met state DirectorGeneral of Police MukteshChander seeking registrationof a case against an uniden-tified person for a “distaste-ful and offensive” social mediapost on senior party leaderPriyanka Gandhi Vadra.

The delegation, led byGoa Pradesh Mahila Con-gress Committee presidentPratima Coutinho, allegedthat the “smear campaign”against Priyanka was beingcarried out by the BJP's IT Cell.

Opp parties question CM dharna stanceState BJP, CPI-M and Cong condemn Mamata for her attempt to rescue police commissioner, violating laws and constitutional provisions

MONETARY PITCH

Modi, Shah need to be defeated to �savedemocracy�: Kejriwal on CBI vs Mamata

Employees of various banks stage �Maha Morcha Delhi Chalo� protest march organised by AllIndia Bank Officers� Confederation over their various demands. In the Capital on Monday. SNS

Man held for obscene tweet about Priyanka Vadra �Modi-led Kauravas will bedrubbed by Rahul in polls�PRESS TRUST OF INDIAKASARAGOD, 4 FEBRUARY

The coming Lok Sabha elec-tions will witness the “secondKurukshetra war” in which theNarendra Modi-led “Kau-ravas” will face a drubbing bythe Congress party led byRahul Gandhi, veteran AICCleader A K Antony has said.

Inaugurating a Congressmarch ahead of the Lok Sabhapolls on Sunday, Antony saidthe “Lok Sabha election is a warto save the country.”

“The 2019 Lok Sabha elec-tion will witness a secondKurukshetra war in which theKauravas led by NarendraModi will be destroyed byRahul Gandhi. This year’s elec-

tion is not simply any other Par-liament election.

This is a war to save thecountry, to save the Consti-tution, its morals and values,constitutional institutions andother threats faced by thecountry,” Antony said.

Speaking at the ‘Janama-ha Yatra’, Antony lashed out atthe RSS and PM NarendraModi and said the Congressdoes not need any lessons ofnationalism from the RSS andthe BJP. “RSS and Modi haven'tgrown big enough to teachnationalism to the IndianNational Congress.... the Indi-an National Congress does-n't need any lessons onnationalism from the RSS andBJP,” Antony said.

MP Sushmita Dev with Delhi Mahila Congress chief SharmisthaMukherjee and others file a complaint against BJP leaders whohave allegedly made several derogatory statements targetingPriyanka Gandhi, in the Capital on Monday. RITIK JAIN

TMC leaders sit in dharna in Kolkata on Monday. SNS

PTINEW DELHI, 4 FEBRUARY

Leaders of several Oppositionparties petitioned the Elec-tion Commission (EC) onMonday and demanded that50 per cent of EVM resultsshould be cross-checkedwith voter verifiable paperaudit trails (VVPATs) beforedeclaring final Lok Sabhaelection results.

Leaders of 23 politicalparties met Chief ElectionCommissioner Sunil Aroraand Election Commission-er Ashok Lavasa, seekingredressal of the issue ofalleged tampering of elec-tronic voting machines(EVMs) before Lok Sabhapolls.

The leaders told the EC thepeople of the country doubt-ed the efficacy of EVMs andthis issue needs to beredressed.

The EC said it has heardthe concerns of the partieson their demands related tothe counting of VVPAT slipsand assured them that theissues raised would be “delib-erated and examined”.

“While considering theaverments made by the polit-ical parties, the Commis-sion shall also keep in view

the pronouncements madeby the different courts aswell as the report expectedshortly from the Indian Sta-tistical Institute on the sub-ject, besides the overalladministrative and opera-tional feasibility on theground, before firming up anyresponse,” the EC said in astatement.

The Opposition partieshad earlier sought movingback to the ballot paper sys-tem, but after the EC cate-

gorically ruled it out, theychanged their strategy andare now demanding match-ing of results of 50 per centEVMs with VVPATs.

“We are writing to you inmost trying times. The timeswhen each and every insti-tution built and strengthenedover decades, for safe-guarding democracy andthe rule of law, is sought tobe subverted by those whohave scant respect for peo-ple's will.

“In these trying and test-ing times, we are writing toyou as members of an exalt-ed constitutional institu-tion, tasked with the respon-sibility of ensuring free andfair elections, which in turnis the bedrock of democra-cy and has repeatedly beenheld to be part of the una-mendable basic structure ofthe Indian Constitution,”according to a memoran-dum signed by leaders ofall 23 parties, including Con-

gress president Rahul Gand-hi and NCP supremo SharadPawar, to the poll panel.

The memorandum alsosaid if the difference of votesbagged by the winner and hisnearest rival is less than 5 percent, “mandatory countingof paper trail from VVPATshould be carried out ineach polling station...If thereis a difference in counting ofvotes between EVM andVVPAT, then the result incounting from VVPAT shouldprevail.”

After the meeting, Leaderof Opposition in Rajya SabhaGhulam Nabi Azad said, “Ifa vote polled for one partygoes to another party, it isagainst democracy.”

Azad told reporters thatthe parties have demandedthat the EC removes the“shortcomings” in EVMs.

He said parties wanted torevert to the old paper bal-lot system but since there isno time left for Lok Sabhapolls, they have demandedbringing in transparency inthe EVM system.

“We have demanded thatbe it Lok Sabha or assemblyelections, 50 per cent votesbe matched with paper trailof votes and the EC shouldnot destroy the results of

VVPAT machines,” he said.Andhra Pradesh Chief

Minister N ChandrababuNaidu said 23 parties repre-senting 69 per cent of the vot-ers have met the EC.

“Even now they are count-ing only 1 per cent (of VVPAT).We have demanded totaltransparency. Even devel-oped countries are usingballot papers. But since thereis no time we have demand-ed that 50 per cent VVPAT slipsbe counted. For democracy,for creating confidence, theycan do that job. Since every-body is having a doubt it isthe duty of the Election Com-mission to convince peoplethat it is undoubtable,” hesaid.

The delegation includedGhulam Nabi Azad, Mallikar-jun Kharge, Ahmed Pateland Anand Sharma of theCongress, ChandrababuNaidu (TDP), Majid Memon(NCP), Derek O'Brien (Tri-namul), Ramgopal Yadav(SP), Satish Mishra (BSP),Omar Abdullah (NC), MohdSalim and T K Rangarajan(CPI-M), Manoj Jha (RJD),Sanjay Singh (AAP), D Raja(CPI), Danish Ali (JD-S), NK Premchandran (RSP),Badruddin Ajmal (AIUDF)and K G Kenye (NPF).

Oppn parties meet EC over EVM concerns

Opposition leaders outside the Election Commission office in the Capital on Monday. SUBRATA DUTTA

PTINEW DELHI, 4 FEBRUARY

A plea has been moved inthe Delhi High Court seek-ing directions to the Cen-tre to frame a policy to pro-vide free legal aid to Indi-an citizens living abroad.

NGO Pravasi Legal Cellfiled the public interest lit-igation claiming that Indiahas the world's largest dias-pora according to the Unit-ed Nations.

The petition claimedthat over 17 million peopleborn in India now live else-where in the world and ofthese, many are semi-skilledand low-skilled workers.

“One of the biggest prob-lems faced by such workersis that they do not haveany knowledge about thelocal laws or how their rightsare protected in such coun-tries because of which theyface violation of their basicrights on foreign land dueto lack of any legal aid,” theplea filed through advo-cate Jose Abraham read.

The NGO also said in itspetition that the UnionMinister of State for Exter-nal Affairs, in reply to aquery in the Lok Sabha,had said that around 7,850Indians are lodged in jailsabroad, with over 2,000 inSaudi Arabia.

“Most of them are undertrials or victim of fraud.Most of such cases against

Indian workers abroad couldhave either been avoided orsaved from prosecution hadthere been proper legalassistance at the right time,”the plea claimed.

The NGO said that underArticle 39-A of the Consti-tution of India, the gov-ernment has the duty toprovide free legal aid to itscitizens which would includethose “who cannot accessjustice due to economicand other disabilities whileliving abroad”.

It has said that the objec-tive can be achieved with thesupport and assistance ofthe Indian missions abroad.

Plea in HC to provide freelegal aid to Indians abroad

MamataBanerjee is known 4 undemocratic behaviour ... Modiji as CMalso made himself available to agency. Law of land shd b respected

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