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India News: Hundreds of voters in urban Jamshedpur were turned away from polling booths as their names were missing from the official list on Saturday.

Hundreds of voters in urban areas of Jamshedpur Lok Sabha seat faced issues as their names went missing from the official voter list. Cases were noticed in Jamshedpur West, Jamshedpur East, and parts of Jugsalai assembly segments. Voters with voter ID cards were unable to cast their votes, leading to frustration and complaints. Similar incidents were reported in other booths as well, highlighting the challenges faced by urban voters in the recent elections.

The commissioner of Pune city police, Amitesh Kumar said that the grandfather of the accused was arrested. A separate FIR has been registered against him under IPC sections 365 and 368.

"When the driver was first brought to the Police Station from the spot, the first statement which he gave in writing was that he was driving the car. But the Police Station at that point of time disbelieved the statement of the driver and after a preliminary inquiry, they registered an offence against the juvenile accused because it was evident prima facie that the juvenile accused was driving the vehicle," Kumar said.

Amid the ongoing investigation of the Pune car accident case which claimed the life of two youths, Commissioner of Police Amitesh Kumar revealed details regarding the initial statement of the driver and subsequent actions taken by the police and said that at the first instance, the police disbelieved the drivers statement in which he claimed that he was driving the car.

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India has signed mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) with customs authorities of seven nations and is actively pursuing negotiations for such pacts with other countries, a top official said. The MRA provides reciprocal benefits to accredited and trusted exporters of both signatories in the clearance of goods by the customs authorities of the importing country.