Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized national unity, asserting that unity ensures safety. Speaking on National Unity Day, he warned against forces like ‘urban Naxals’ and external entities aiming to destabilize India. Modi highlighted initiatives like ‘one nation, one tax’ and the proposed ‘one nation, one election’, drawing on Sardar Patel’s legacy of unification.
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China expressed strong objection to repeated terror attacks on its citizens in Pakistan, warning it might reconsider investments under the Belt and Road Initiative. The Chinese ambassador contradicted Pakistan’s deputy PM, and urged Islamabad to implement effective security measures following recent deadly attacks.
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A roadside bomb explosion near a girls’ school in Mastung district, Balochistan, killed seven people, including five children and a police constable, and injured over 20 others. The attack involved an IED fitted inside a motorcycle and targeted a police mobile and a school van passing by.
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NSA Ajit Doval and US counterpart Jake Sullivan discussed enhancing bilateral ties, including defence and security cooperation, and addressing regional and global stability. They also highlighted future collaborations in clean energy and defence. The discussions occurred amid tensions over murder-for-hire allegations involving India’s Home Minister Amit Shah.
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BJP accuses Congress of attempting to convert lands belonging to farmers and temples into Waqf properties for vote-bank politics, with senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad citing multiple notices served to farmers in Karnataka’s Vijayapura district and a temple facing similar claims. BJP vows to oppose such attempts vehemently.
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Calcutta High Court acquitted a man who served seven years for his brother’s murder due to lack of conclusive evidence. The court found serious discrepancies in the investigation and noted failures such as the absence of forensic tests and unreliability of circumstantial evidence presented by the prosecution.
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