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In the Ramgarh district of Jharkhand, on Thursday, a person was beaten to death on the charge of taking beef.

Police sources said that Alimuddin alias Asghar Ansari was taking 'restricted meat' in a Maruti van.

Sources said that a group of people stopped him in the Bajaratand village and ruthlessly attacked him. His van was handed over to the fire. The policemen rescued him from the crowd and admitted him to the hospital, where he died during treatment.

Additional Director General of Police RK Malik said, "It is a planned killing."

The official said, "A charge sheet was filed against Asghar for abduction and murder of the child."

He said that some people involved in Beef's business conspired to murder him.

According to the official, "the killers have been identified."

This is the second such case in Jharkhand within the last three days. A crowd in Giridih district had beaten the Muslim owner of the house after getting a dead cow outside the house and set fire to the house.

Six members of the Parliamentary Minority Advisory Committee wanted to pay homage to the victims of the vandalism of the crowd in India, but central minister of Modi-led BJP government was not agree.

According to the ANI, the parliamentary committee wanted to pay tribute to the incident of Junaid's killing in the train by calling the beef eater and events in different parts of India. Six members of the committee expressed their desire, but the Minister of State for Minority Affairs and BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi did not agree to this, after which six members boycotted the meeting in Parliament premises.

BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Thursday rejected the fact that the insecurity of the country's minorities has developed. He said in a program here, "I do not think minorities have a sense of fear or insecurity."

He said, while pointing to the violence being carried out by self-proclaimed cow guards in various parts of the country, "But whatever is happening, whether criminal activity or criminal conspiracy, it has not been justified by any means."

The BJP leader said, "We want to move ahead with the upliftment, promoting the atmosphere of confidence."

Prime Minister Modi of India told Sabarmati Ashram of Ahmedabad that killing people in the name of cow protection is wrong, we have to walk on the path of Gandhiji's non-violence.

Responding to Modi's statement, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has said that the Prime Minister's job is to talk only, if he is so worried then despite the BJP government in Rajasthan, why the killers of Pahalu Khan were not arrested yet?

Let us tell you that there has been a hundred years of Mahatma Gandhi's Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad. On this occasion, the Prime Minister took part in the program organized there. Talking about Gandhiji's path, Modi said that Gandhiji used to talk about non-violence, violence in the name of cow protection is absolutely wrong, we have to follow the path of non-violence.

Responding to Modi's statement, MP Asaduddin Owaisi MP from Hyderabad attacked the PM by tweeting. Owaisi wrote - Such things have been said twice by the Prime Minister, but nothing has happened, because those who are killed in the name of Goraksha (cow protection) are directly and indirectly supported by the BJP and the Sangh.

Asaduddin Owaisi, after tweeting another, took the PM in the back. In his next tweet, Owaisi wrote: The Prime Minister says that killings will not be tolerated in the name of Goraksha, but the three accused of the murder of Pahalu Khan are out of the police custody till date, while in Rajasthan there is a BJP government.

Breaking his silence on violence in different parts of India by the alleged cow guards, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that killing of people in the name of cow-worship can not be accepted. On the occasion of 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's sage Shri Raj Chanderji, Modi said this while addressing the Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad.

His remarks came in the backdrop of recent attacks by alleged cow guards and protests. In protest against the massacre of people by crowds, in many places in India yesterday, 'Not In My Name' was performed, in which thousands of people were involved.

Addressing the people present in Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad, Modi said, "There is no place for violence in society."

In the program organized on the completion of 100 years of the establishment of Sabarmati Ashram, the Prime Minister said, "The killing of people in the name of cow-worship will not be accepted." Mahatma Gandhi would have been against it today."

Modi said that nobody has talked about more cow protection than Mahatma Gandhi and Acharya Vinoba Bhave. They said, "Yes, it should be done. But our country is the land of non-violence. This is the land of Mahatma Gandhi. Why do we forget this?''

While referring to the increasing attacks on people in the name of cow-security, Modi said, "Today I want to say a few words and express my sadness on some things. Violence has never resolved any problem and neither will it be. No person in this country has the right to take law into his own hands."

Modi said, "Come, let us all work together and make India a dream of Mahatma Gandhi. We create an India on which our freedom fighters should be proud."

The Prime Minister, who arrived on a two-day visit to Gujarat, broke this silence of the silence of Modi and his government on the continuous violence by self-proclaimed cow guards in various parts of India, this statement on Thursday.

On the social media the reactions have begun. A section believes that the Prime Minister made a lot of delay in speaking on the violence in the name of cow security. Some people said that there should be a change in the situation by talking about Modi in this regard. One asked- Did your sleep open very quickly?

In India, the Election Commission has declared an election program on Thursday (June 29) for the election of the 15th Vice President. Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi, while giving information about the election program with election commissioner AK Joti and OP Rawat, said that the notification for the Vice Presidential election will be released on July 4.

Zaidi said that with the notification of the election being issued on July 4 by the Commission, interested candidates will be able to file nomination papers for Vice-President's post. The last date for filing nominations will be July 18. While scrutinizing the nomination papers filled by candidates will be done on July 19.

He said that if necessary, elections will be held for the post of Vice-President on August 5. The members of the electoral college formed by the elected and nominated representatives of both the Houses of Parliament can vote for the election of Vice-President under the President and Vice Presidential Elections Act, 1952 and the rules made for this purpose. For this, all the members of the electoral college will be able to vote in the poll on August 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the electoral college, 543 elected members of the Lok Sabha and two nominated MPs, while the Rajya Sabha has 233 nominated and 12 nominated MPs, a total of 790 members are included.

Zaidi said that the counting of Vice Presidential elections will be done on the day of polling, on August 5. The term of the current Vice-President Hamid Ansari ends on 10 August 2017. Before this, it is necessary to complete the 15th Vice-President's election process.

Zaidi said that the Election Commission has arranged the use of special PEN for voting in the Vice Presidential election on the lines of Presidential Election. All the voters of the electoral college must their vote by the ballot from PEN provided at the polling place by the commission.

He clarified that according to the election rules, if voters used any other PEN on the ballot, their vote would be treated as invalid.

He said that the Commission has appointed Secretary General of Rajya Sabha, Shamsher Sharif as the election officer in consultation with the central government, to be the election officer for the Vice Presidential election. Apart from this, some officials of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat have been appointed as Assistant Returning Officers. After the notification was issued by the Commission on July 4, the Election Officer will announce the place and other necessary information to complete the election process through an order.

Zaidi said that for nomination for the Vice Presidential election, 20 proposers and so much approbatory will be required. While each candidate will have to deposit as security deposit of Rupees 15 thousand along with the nomination papers.

He clarified that no political party will be able to issue Whip for Vice Presidential election. Whip or order issuance of members of electoral board will be considered as a violation of the Rules of Election.

In the Palani district of Tamilnadu, two factions clashed with the issue of blocking the truck carrying the calves. The crowd got furious outside the police station and the matter reached the blows. Police lathicharged to stop both groups.

According to the report of The Hindu, a person named Sendalankara Ramanuj Jeanar was going to Mannargurdi from Polachi to participate in Kumbhabhishekam. He saw five calves and two oxen carrying a mini van on Pudhu-Dharampur road. Jeanar went to Palani police station and took a complaint that the calves were being taken without obeyed without guidelines.

In the complaint, it was alleged that the calves were kept in the van without food and water. Early investigation revealed that Udaykumar, a resident of Thevanoor Pudhoor, was taking the calves.

As long as the police acted in the lawsuit, people of many Muslim organizations gathered outside the police station and started opposing the brewing of calves. At the same time people of some Hindu organizations also reached there. As soon as Jeanar came out of the police station, a group of angry mob threw stones at his vehicle. Police lathicharged and dispersed the crowd. Four injured have been admitted to the government hospital in Palani.

Law and order of BJP ruled Jharkhand is getting worse every day. A case of beating came after the alleged dead cow outside a Muslim man's house on Tuesday in Giridih district of Jharkhand. According to the police, when the body of the cow was found outside the house of the man in the village, the crowd attacked him. Not only that, those people set fire to a part of his house.

Mob attacked Usman Ansari in Beriia Hatitand of Deori, 200 kilometres away from the capital. When the police reached the spot on the information of the matter, the crowd beat the Ansari and set fire to his house.

Jharkhand Police spokesman and ADG (Operations) R K Mullik said, "Our soldiers and officers reached the front of the crowd and immediately rescued Ansari and his family."

They told that the police was going to hospital with Ansari, even then the crowd tried to stop their way. There was heavy stone-throwing during this and police personnel had to fire the air to disperse the crowd.

According to the police officer, a person named Krishna Pandit has been injured in firing on behalf of the police to remove the crowd. At the same time, about 50 policemen were injured in the stone-pelting by crowd.

He informed that both Ansari and Pandit have been admitted for treatment in the hospital where their condition remained stable. Both were admitted to Dhanbad Hospital for better treatment.

They told that the crowd had kept very rough feet. The situation is now in control. Given the seriousness of the matter, more than 200 security personnel, including senior officials, have been deployed at the spot.

Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan said in Rampur of Uttar Pradesh that the Indian army is behaving badly with the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

According to the news agency ANI, Azam Khan said that there is a war on the border, but in some places the women of Jammu and Kashmir are killing the soldiers; this step of women forces us to think that Is there any reason behind it?

Azam Khan said that militants usually cut off the hand, but on one occasion in Jammu and Kashmir, women terrorists cut off the private part of the army and took along, they had no complaints from the hand, not the head, It was not from the foot, the part of the body was cut off by the complaint, it is such a big message, on which the whole of India should be embarrassed, and should think that we will show the face to the world?

On this statement of Azam Khan, the Bharatiya Janata Party has given a strong reaction. The BJP leader said that Azam Khan is conspiring to divide the country repeatedly. The Sanbit Patra said that he has never treated the country's army as its own. BJP has asked for clarification from the Samajwadi Party on this statement.

Azam Khan is a big leader of the Samajwadi Party, and has been the cabinet minister in the Akhilesh Yadav government. Azam Khan also condemned the Bharatiya Janata Party in Jammu and Kashmir and said that the state's condition worsened as BJP came to power.

Incidents of violence occur in the days of Uttar Pradesh. Nowadays the rowdy are dominating on the Western Uttar Pradesh. According to the information received, the miscreants wanted to target the Paricshitgarh police station after the Eid prayers, but the police force bogged down the rioters.

More than a dozen people were injured in this attack, while some policemen were also injured.

Actually, the police personnel were deployed in different areas of the city about the Eid. Taking advantage of this, the rowdy wanted to blow up the police station and they wanted to target the police force too. There was no major incident happening. At the time, the police dispersed the miscreants.

Initially the rowdy slogans against the police administration. After that, they started throwing stones at the police station. Until the police could understand something, they started firing too. Finally, the police took control. Police also fired air in retaliation.

It is being told that the crowd wanted to attack the Paricshitgarh police station because a few days ago, the police had registered a case against two Muslim youths for murder. The arrested youths accepted his crime.

After this, on suspicion the police had detained four more youths. One of these youth was Hindu. Because of which the people of the area got angry and reached the police station with a large number of weapons and stones.

These people had said that the police are making pressure as being a Hindu, which is wrong.

Junaid's villagers tied the black band and read Eid prayers. On returning from shopping before Eid, Junaid was killed by some people on the train. Against this, the villagers tied the black band and worshiped Eid's prayer.

On the occasion of Eid, stone throwers in Kashmir tried to reduce the sweetness of the festival, while in Uttar Pradesh, the atmosphere became tense for some time. The atmosphere became tense Shukul market area after finding the meat and wine bottles in Badalgadh Idgah Amethi, Uttar Pradesh.

Police said that pieces of meat and liquor bottles were found in Idgah in the morning. Police Superintendent Poonam told that after the cleanliness of Idgah, namaz was done peacefully and the situation is now fully under control. She said that the incident is under investigation and action will be taken against those involved. Poonam said that a case has been registered in the police station in connection with the incident.

In Jammu and Kashmir, there were clashes between the security forces and the stone-throwers at several places in the valley, due to which the color of the festival fell fade. Immediately following namaz in the Jungalat Mandi area of south Kashmir, the crowd started stone-pelting on security forces, in which five policemen including a senior police officer were injured. After that, clashes started in Achabal area of Anantnag district, where the crowd pelted stones at the security forces. Skirmishes started in the cities of Sopore, Kulgam and Pulwama in South Kashmir.

Even in the Old City area of Srinagar, the youth pelted stones at the security forces, where two CRPF personnel were injured. Sopore and Pattan towns of North Kashmir are also reported to have similar clashes.