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The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking direction to the authorities to prohibit the affixation of images of the deities on the walls for the prevention of open public urination or spitting on the sacred images or littering garbage around it.
The Delhi High Court has fixed December 19, 2022, as the date for passing an order on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking direction to the authorities to prohibit the affixation of images of the deities on the walls for the prevention of the open public urination or spitting on the sacred images or littering garbage around it.
Continue to follow any developments there. appreciate it. live in hong kong. another story here, we are following a horrific fire in india now being treated as a homicide after police say the death toll rose to 43 people. flames swept a five-story factory in new delhi a few hours ago. fire officials say they had to break through a locked iron door to reach those inside. they say the building's owner had no fire license. they are blaming a short circuit for the fire. affixation caused the deaths. u.s. president trump has taken the unusual step of thanking iran. the country released an ameri...
Laid to rest today. ian lee is on the ground for us. he's monitoring what's happening there live, ian? >> reporter: we have been watching this camp, one of many camps up and down the borders. we're not seeing the large numbers, frankly, we were expecting to the. there was a call for people to come out again today, but 100 maybe at most are out here. they've been heading down towards that fence. you can problem see a bit behind me. there's black smoke that's rising, but we are following those funerals of the 60 people that were killed yesterday marking it the deadliest day since the 2014 war wh...
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