Watch India TV Special show Haqikat Kya Hai | October 4, 2020
Hakikat Kya Hai | October 04, 2020 22:07 ISTWatch India TV program Haqikat Kya hai to know the truth behind the story | October 4, 2020
Watch India TV program Haqikat Kya hai to know the truth behind the story | October 4, 2020
The Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Hathras, Prem Prakash Meena gave clarification on incident in Hathras, where police lathi charged Samajwadi Party and Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) workers.
In an apparent damage control exercise, UP Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Avanish Awasthi and ADG Law and Order Prashant Kumar met the family of the alleged gang-rape victim in Balrampur on Sunday. Speaking on the incident after meeting the family, ACS Home Awasthi said that they have assured the family that stringent action will be taken against the guilty.
A swarm of political leaders paid a visit to the woman’s family a day after Congress’ Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi met them and assured them of their support. Several opposition parties have called for the resignation of chief minister Yogi Adity
In a shocking incident, a 25-year-old woman who hails from West Bengal, was allegedly gang-raped and brutally thrashed by four men when she resisted them in a property dealer's office in the city's DLF phase-2.
After being stopped by the police on his way earlier today, Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad reached Hathras village to meet the family of 19-year-old victim.
Samajwadi Party leaders arrived here on Sunday. However, the party's national president Akhilesh Yadav was not present. It is being told that during this time the police resort to lathicharge on the SP workers who were raising slogans.
Watch India TV program Haqikat Kya hai to know the truth behind the story | October 2, 2020
Amid opposition's protest over Hathras gangrape case, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday attacked Congress for being quite on a similar incident that happened in Rajasthan, while showing outrage for crime in Uttar Pradesh.
Restriction on the entry of media into the village will stay till the SIT completes its probe there, says Hathras Additional SP Prakash Kumar
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra attends the prayer meet for the victim of Hathras incident, at Maharishi Valmiki Temple
Speaking on why media has been restricted to enter Hathras village, Additional SP Prakash Kumar said, "the restriction on the entry of media into the village will stay till the SIT completes its probe there. Due to the prevailing law & order situation, no political delegations or individuals will be allowed to visit the village."
While India TV reporter was trying to enter the village to meet family of the victim. Several local people tried to stop the journalist and also assaulted him.
Restriction on the entry of media into the village will stay till the SIT completes its probe there. Due to the prevailing law & order situation, no political delegations or individuals will be allowed to visit the village: Additional SP Prakash Kuma
The TMC on Friday alleged that its leaders were stopped by the Uttar Pradesh Police from meeting the family members of the Hathras gangrape victim. In a statement, the party said that the delegation of Trinamool Congress MPs was stopped by police around 1.5 kilometres from the victim's home.
A key witness in the case of alleged gang-rape of a 22-year-old Dalit woman from Balrampur district, who later succumbed to her injuries, has shown up.
Watch India TV program Haqikat Kya hai to know the truth behind the story | October 1, 2020
Section 144 has been imposed in UP's Hathras, where a 19-year-old victim was brutalised and later forcibly buried by police, till October 31. Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi were detained on their way and were not allowed to meet the victim's family.
UP Police today stopped IndiaTV journalist Amit Palit from meeting the family of Hathras victim. On being asked as to under which section the media is not being allowed to meet the family, the police had no clue and seen speechless.
Amid outrage over Hathras gangrape, a video has surfaced in which the District Magistrate (DM) was heard saying to victim's family that media is there today but won't be there tomorrow... so it was upto them whether to change their statement or not.
Top News
Latest News
