A Pakistani citizen living on a long term visa in Goa since 2016 challenged the Indian government’s decision to cancel his visa in the Supreme Court. The visas of Pakistani citizens were cancelled after the Pahalgam terror attack. A bench of Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma said – “You go back (to Pakistan).” The lawyer said that the petitioner will go back, but he can be heard as there is a condition in the long term visa. However, the court asked why they did not go to the High Court. To this, the lawyer replied that the police had come to the petitioner. The court said that the matter will be listed for hearing later. Read other big news of the day… A prisoner murdered in Saket Court lockup in Delhi, two prisoners from Tihar killed him Two prisoners together killed a prisoner named Aman inside the lockup of Saket Court in Delhi. Delhi Police said that both the accused prisoners were lodged in Tihar Jail No. 8. He was brought to Saket Court for court proceedings. Read the full news… Calcutta High Court granted bail to social media influencer Sharmishtha Panoli, will have to fill a bond of ?10,000 Calcutta High Court granted interim bail to social media influencer Sharmishtha Panoli. The court has directed Sharmitha to fill a bond of Rs 10,000. Sharmitha is accused of making derogatory comments on Bollywood actors Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan and Salman Khan for not speaking in support of Operation Sindoor. She also used derogatory words for a particular religion. Two buses caught fire in Delhi’s Janakpuri, no news of anyone being injured Two buses caught fire on Thursday on Pankh Road in Janakpuri area of Delhi. The work of extinguishing the fire is underway. There is no news of anyone being injured or killed in the accident. Two Bangladeshi women sentenced to 5 months’ imprisonment in Mumbai for staying in India illegally A Mumbai court has sentenced two Bangladeshi women to 5 months’ imprisonment and a fine of ?20,000. The names of these women are Chandni Maji (24) and Taslima Modal (41). They were caught by the police in Ghatkopar, Mumbai on 2 January 2025. Investigation revealed that they had quietly entered India and were showing themselves as Indians with fake documents. The police registered a case against them and filed a charge sheet in the court. Now the court has sentenced them. NIA raids in Jammu and Kashmir, search continues at 32 places The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has started raids in different areas of Jammu and Kashmir. This action is being taken under case number RC-2/25/NIA/JMU. So far, search operations are going on at 32 places. NIA teams are investigating suspicious activities and terrorist connections. This action is being taken against over ground workers (OGWs) associated with terrorists. NIA had received specific information about them. This raid is related to a terrorist conspiracy case. Late night encounter in Delhi, two accused injured in police firing An encounter took place late night on Wednesday near a CNG pump near the BRT corridor in Delhi. Two accused were riding a bike. According to Delhi Police, the accused opened fire on the police. In response, the police also opened fire. Both the accused were injured in this encounter. They have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Police is investigating the matter. Fire broke out after two trucks collided on National Expressway-1 near Ahmedabad Two trucks collided on National Expressway-1 about 10 km before Ahmedabad, due to which they caught fire. After the accident, there was a huge jam on the highway. The fire brigade team is busy extinguishing the fire. Fire Officer Mata Prasad Pandey said that a truck was standing at around 4:15 in the morning, when a high-speed truck hit it from behind. This caused both the trucks to catch fire. One driver has been injured and is undergoing treatment.
