Aminul Islam, an AIUDF legislator and AAMSU leader, has been arrested by Assam Police for allegedly making controversial remarks regarding the Pulwama and Pahalgam incidents, triggering concerns over national security, sedition, and communal harmony. His statements have sparked widespread political and public reactions, with AIUDF distancing itself and authorities continuing their investigation into the matter.
The Central Government has sanctioned ₹3,01,28,958 for the urgent repair of the Gaiman Bridge in Badarpur, Barak Valley, under the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund. A technical survey by a Hyderabad-based firm revealed severe damage, prompting the approval. The Assam PWD will carry out the renovation work to ensure safety and smooth transportation. Residents and officials have welcomed the move, expecting swift execution of the repair project.
The NIA conducted extensive raids across six Indian states in connection with a major cross-border smuggling case linked to Pakistan-backed Khalistani operatives. The operation targeted 18 locations in Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and Karnataka. It involved the smuggling of arms and narcotics and the radicalization of individuals through pro-Khalistani ideologies. The NIA recovered several electronic devices and other materials during the raids, and the ongoing investigation is focusing on individuals coordinating with Pakistan-based handlers.
BSF jawan PK Sahu has been detained by Pakistan Rangers after reportedly crossing the border by mistake. The incident follows the Pahalgam terror attack, heightening concerns over India-Pakistan border security and straining diplomatic ties.
Azmal Hossain from Jirighat, Cachar, continues to receive death threats even after paying a ransom following his abduction by members of the Arambai Tenggol gang. Despite police arrests, threats against him persist, raising serious safety concerns.
ABVP Assam University Silchar Unit has demanded immediate disciplinary action against a student accused of posting derogatory remarks about victims of the Pahalgam terror attack, warning of intensified protests if action is delayed.
A massive forest fire erupted in the Nadipar area near Dirang town, Arunachal Pradesh, engulfing several acres of forest land. Swift action by multiple agencies, including the ITBP, local police, and fire services, brought the blaze under control by Thursday evening, April 24. Fortunately, no casualties or property damage were reported.
Heightened tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) erupted into small arms firing initiated by the Pakistan Army, prompting retaliation from Indian troops. No casualties were reported on the Indian side. This escalation follows the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, and Islamabad’s issuance of a no-fly zone over the Arabian Sea. Separately, a gunfight in Bandipora, Jammu and Kashmir, left a terrorist and two security officers injured during a search operation.
Let me know if you’d like any adjustments!
A Hindu family from Silchar, Assam, narrowly escaped a tragic end during a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed 26 lives. As the attackers confronted them, Professor Debasees Bhattacharya’s presence of mind and knowledge of the Islamic Kalima saved his family. This harrowing event has sparked discussions about safety, religious identity, and the growing menace of terrorism. In response, the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) has announced stringent measures, with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri outlining India’s course of action against Pakistan.
Assam Rifles played a crucial role in extricating an oil tanker stuck due to an under-construction drain on NH-37 near Oinamlong Village, Tamenglong District. Their swift action prevented the truck from overturning, ensuring the restoration of traffic flow on this vital highway, which is a lifeline for Manipur. This timely intervention reflects their commitment to emergency response and regional normalcy.
Barak Bolchhe!
