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NEW DELHI, Dec 9: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah and sought the Centre’s intervention in getting presidential assent for two important bills passed by the state stipulating harsher punishment for perpetrators of heinous crimes of sacrilege. Asserting that sacrilege of holy books is a major challenge in the state, Mann said it has been felt that the quantum of punishment for such crimes under the existing provisions of Sections 295 and ...

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday called on the Union Home Minister Amit Shah and sought Government intervention for getting Presidential assent for

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah here and sought the intervention of the Centre for getting Presidential assent for two important pending Bills of state stipulating harsher punishment for the ...

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Punjab CM said the quantum of punishment for the sacrilege of Holy Books as per existing provisions of Sections 295 and 295-A in the Indian Penal Code is too inadequate. India News | Punjab CM Meets Amit Shah, Seeks Centres Intervention over Presidential Nod for Punishment to Offenders of Sacrilege Crimes.

Five days after a Border Security Force jawan crossed over to Pakistan, another constable inadvertently crossed the International Border near the Mauzam border outpost in Fazilka district on Wednesday morning.

Srinagar: Pakistani Rangers have captured another Indian Army soldier. The 'Border Security Force' (BSF) jawan was patrolling in the... | News Track

A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan who accidentally crossed the International Border in Punjab's Abohar sector has been released by the Pakistan Rangers.According to the BSF, the jawan mistakenly entered Pakistan while patrolling on Wednesday ...

Pakistani Rangers captured an Indian Border Security Force BSF jawan who accidentally crossed the border during patrolling

NEW DELHI, Dec 1: A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan, who inadvertently crossed over to the Pakistani side this morning in the Punjab sector, has been handed over to the Indian authorities, a force spokesperson said. The jawan was undertaking Zero Line checking along the India-Pakistan International Border (IB) near BSF post G G Base in Abohar sector. The jawan crossed over to the other side inadvertently due to dense fog and resulting “extremely poor visibility” around 6.30 am, the...

Amid the reports of terrorism and infiltration along the Line of Control (LOC), new school buildings being constructed near the Zero Line offers hope for a better future for children who want to study and succeed in life.