New Delhi [India], May 6 (ANI): The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday allowed Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha’s application, seeking direction to the Central Agencies to produce her physically on May 7, before the concerned Court. The Special Judge Kaveri Baweja on Monday allowed Kavitha’s plea. K Kavitha along with Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and two others are scheduled to be produced before the court as their judicial custody ends tomorrow, May 7, 2024. Recently, the same court had directed the Tihar Jail Authorities to Produce K Kavitha and others through video conferencing. However now, the BRS leader

The Enforcement Directorate on Monday claimed to have recovered an estimated Rs 20-30 crore ”unaccounted” cash during searches at the premises of a domestic help allegedly linked to the secretary of Jharkhand minister Alamgir Alam, official sources said. About Rs 3 crore cash was separately recovered by the central agency from some other premises being searched, the sources said. Videos and photos shared by the sources showed officials of the agency taking out wads of currency notes from large bags in a room located in a building at Gadikhana Chowk here. Some central force security personnel were also seen. A

New Delhi, May 6 (Reuters): Animated videos shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party targeting opposition Congress and the Muslim community have evoked complaints and outrage, as the political climate in India heats up midway through its six-week long election. The videos, shared by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party on social media platforms Instagram and X over the last ten days, depict the Congress giving disproportionate benefits to India’s minority Muslim community, at the cost of certain disadvantaged tribal and Hindu caste groups. The Congress, in a complaint to the poll watchdog Election Commission, said on Sunday that the video

BENGALURU/LUCKNOW, May 5 (Reuters): Manipulated videos are taking centre stage as campaigning heats up in India’s election, with fake clips involving two top aides of Prime Minister Narendra Modi triggering police investigations and the arrest of some workers of his rival Congress party. In what has been dubbed as India’s first AI election, Modi said last week fake voices were being used to purportedly show leaders making “statements that we have never even thought of”, calling it a conspiracy “to create tension in society.” Indian police — already investigating the spread of fake videos showing Bollywood actors criticizing Modi —