TVK’s Saturday rally (L), Rahul Gandhi (R) (File photos)
The Tamil Nadu police said they found no evidence of TVK cadres attacking ambulances as the death toll in the Karur stampede reached 40. Rahul Gandhi criticised the RSS, saying it was attacking Ladakh’s culture and people. CN Chinnaiah, the complainant in the Dharmasthala mass burial case, has admitted to making false claims. Mithun Manhas has succeeded Roger Binny as BCCI president. Meanwhile, the death toll in Gaza has reached 66,000.Police say ‘no evidence’ of TVK cadres attacking ambulances; toll reaches 40Police on Sunday during a press conference in Karur said they found no evidence of TVK cadres throwing stones at ambulances. Meanwhile, the death toll from the Karur stampede at the TVK rally on Saturday has risen to 40. Follow live updates‘Stop the killing’: Rahul Gandhi says ‘Ladakh under attack by RSS, BJP’; pitches for 6th ScheduleBlaming the BJP and its ideological mentor, the RSS, for the Ladakh violence, Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said, “Ladakh’s amazing people, culture, and traditions are under attack by the BJP and RSS. Ladakhis asked for a voice. The BJP responded by killing 4 young men and jailing Sonam Wangchuk.” Read moreDharmasthala case: Complainant Chinnaiah records statement; ‘admits to making false claims’The voluntary statement of CN Chinnaiah, the complainant in the Dharmasthala mass burial case, was recorded on Saturday, officials said on Sunday. According to sources, Chinnaiah admitted in his statement that his earlier claims—including allegations of multiple rapes, murders, and burials in Dharmasthala over two decades—were “false” and made at the behest of “certain individuals.” Read moreMithun Manhas elected new BCCI President, succeeds Roger BinnyFormer Delhi captain Mithun Manhas was elected the new president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday. The 45-year-old becomes the 37th president of the board, succeeding Roger Binny, who stepped down last month after turning 70. Read moreGaza crisis: 66,000 killed, thousands wounded- health ministry’s new reportNumber of Palestinians killed in the Israel-Hamas war has reached a massive 66,000, Gaza’s health ministry said on Sunday.In its daily report, the misnitry also said that 168,162 people have been wounded so far. In the last 24 hours, 79 bodies were brought to hospitals.According to the report, women and children account for about half of those killed. Read more Go to Source
