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Dehradoon, july 08: The Uttarakhand government on Wednesday recommended a CBI inquiry into the alleged fake encounter in Dehradun in which a 24-year-old MBA student from Ghaziabad was shot dead by police.

The decision came even as the state police continued its investigation into the case. Dehradun Superintendent of Police Abhinav Kumar said all help was being given to the CB-CID team investigating the case. The documents that the CB-CID required were being shared and all the inconsistencies mentioned in the documents were being investigated.

Mumbai, July 08: Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray, who underwent an angioplasty at Lilavati Hospital in Bandra, is stable and will remain in the ICU till tomorrow.

“His condition is stable and he is doing fine,” Dr Narendra Trivedi, vice-president of the hospital, said today.

Thackeray was admitted to the hospital on Monday and underwent an angioplasty, a technique whereby a narrowed or obstructed blood vessel is mechanically widened, yesterday.

Dehradoon, July 08: Even as the Uttarakhand government was yet to recommend a CBI probe into the alleged fake encounter case involving Dehradun Police officials, the state police have been doing all to show that they were investigating it transparently.

According to Dehradun Superintendent of Police Abhinav Kumar, all help was being given to the crime branch team of Crime Investigation Department (CB-CID) that has been investigating the case. The documents that the CB-CID required were being shared and all the inconsistencies mentioned in the documents were being investigated.

Imphal, July 08 : Manipur Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh informed the Assembly today that his government was doing its best to help all the persons displaced by the conflict in North Cachar Hills in Assam, who were taking refuge in this state.

Replying to a call attention motion raised by Morung Makunga and Awangbou Newmai, the Chief Minister said he had also spoken to Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi about the matter.

Srinagar, July 08 : It was a tough day for tourists, students and women in Srinagar, where violent protests erupted after body of a youth, missing since Saturday, was recovered in the down town today.

However, a majority of tourists left for different destinations in several parts of the Kashmir valley, where the situation was peaceful.

Kathmandu, July 08 : A 40-year-old Indian has been detained by police for trying to recruit nearly a dozen children from a remote village in northernmost Nepal, touching the border with Tibet.

Lodoe Singhe, who was arrested Monday in Sankhuwasabha district, told police he was a resident of Dehradun city in India’s Uttarakhand state.

Singhe, a lama or Buddhist priest, had been working in the Shakya Monastery in Kalimpong town.

Mumbai, July 08: A week after the Bandra-Worli sealink was opened to the public, a senior Congress leader has criticised the state government for neglecting the bridge’s security.

Kanhaiyalal Gidwani has accused the government of ignoring the sealink’s safety despite “the central government’s advice that the state should give importance to vigilance as it faces threat through seaway.”

New Delhi, July 08: With Maharashtra going to polls soon, the Congress is leaving no stone unturned to improve its position.

Party sources say two events are likely to take place in the coming days to boost the party’s chances in the state.

First, the party’s young leader Rahul Gandhi may tour the state. Second, the Congress is likely to hold a convention of its national executive body in Mumbai.

Buoyed by a stunning show in the Lok Sabha polls, the state Congress is looking forward to party’s young leader Rahul Gandhi to wield his magic wand for the Assembly elections.

New Delhi, July 08: India today indicated that it would take up with Pakistan the issue of spoofing of terrorists’ satellite phones which hamper efforts to track them.

“We always take up (issues) whenever something bothers us or Pakistan. We always take up (issues) mutually,” external affairs minister SM Krishna told reporters here.

He was responding when asked to comment on reports that Pakistan is “spoofing” Thuraya satellite phones commonly used by terrorists, thus hampering efforts to track their movements and undermining its stated commitments to end anti-India
terrorism.

New Delhi, July 08: One of the pitfalls for late arrival of the NSG men to Mumbai when terror unleashed on November 26 last year was non availability of earmarked plane for them.

In this light and for other purposes, it was speculated that the home ministry is actively considering using the services of the private airlines for moving paramilitary forces to certain locations, under certain special circumstances.