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Stage set for Rahul vs Modi contest in 2014

New Delhi: With Narendra Modi becoming the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, the stage is set for a virtual showdown between the Gujarat chief minister and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi.

While Modi was named the Bharatiya Janata Party's central poll campaign committee head in June, Gandhi was picked in November to head the Congress election coordination committee.

This happened two months before Gandhi was made the vice president, second only to his mother and party chief Sonia Gandhi.


With Modi now the BJP candidate for the country's top executive job, it is clear that both Modi and Gandhi will lead the charge in the next General Election due in 2014.

For all practical purposes, Gandhi has already plunged into election campaign. And so has Modi.

The Congress downplayed Friday's BJP decision.

"We are not concerned, it is an internal matter of the BJP. We will go to the polls based on policies and programmes," Congress spokesperson Renuka Chowdhary told reporters.

She denied that the move would induce any pressure on the Congress to consider announcing Rahul Gandhi as the party's prime ministerial nominee.

"The Congress tradition is that the elected MPs choose their leader who becomes the prime minister," she said.

Modi and Gandhi are contrasting personalities.

While Modi, 62, has an advantage of winning three assembly polls and administrative experience since 2001, Gandhi, 42, has not held any position in the government since entering the Lok Sabha in 2004.

Also, while Modi had a humble start as a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh pracharak and gradually moved up the ranks in the BJP, Gandhi is viewed as one holding the present post largely due to his surname.

But experts said the move should not be seen as clash of personalities as the Congress has still not named its prime ministerial candidate.

"It seems the BJP had decided on Modi long back. But the problem for them would be to get allies," Nisar ul Haq, who teaches political science at Jamia Millia Islamia, said.

"Opposition to Modi from allies and low caste regional political players could well undermine his popularity," Pradeep Dutta, who teaches political science at Delhi University, said.

Congress spokesperson Shakeel Ahmed said: "Modi's projection as PM will help us." 

Delhi gang-rape: Four rapists sentenced to death; one weeps, three scream for mercy

A fast-track court of Delhi on Friday sentenced to death Mukesh Singh, 26, Akshay Thakur, 28, Pawan Gupta, 19, and Vinay Sharma, 20 for the gang rape and murder of a para-medical student in the capital on December 16, 2012. The 23-year-old passed away in a Singapore hospital on December 29.

Calling it a rarest of rare case, additional sessions judge Yogesh Khanna said, “A crime of such nature against a helpless woman requires exemplary punishment...

courts cannot turn a blind eye to the need to send a strong deterrent message to the perpetrators of such crimes.” Sharma broke down after the sentencing while the others pleaded for mercy.

Muzaffarnagar violence: Flag marches continue in sensitive areas

Violence-hit Muzaffarnagar and neighbouring districts of western Uttar Pradesh remained peaceful on Friday as curfew was lifted for 12 hours under stern vigil of police and paramilitary forces. The toll rose to 47 with the discovery of more bodies.

The death toll has been highest in Muzaffarnagar (38) while the other deaths were reported from Shamli (3), Saharanpr (1), Baghpat (3) and Meerut (2).

Three bodies were recovered on Friday from the from Jaani canal in Meerut and Bhopa and Sikheda police station areas in Muzaffaranagar but police said whether they were connected to the communal violence or not will only be ascertained after post-mortem.

The district administration, with the help of police, have set up 547 fixed pickets in the rural areas in addition of the 536 mobile parties equipped with wireless sets so that prompt action could be take in case of rumour or violence.

Police and para-military forces meanwhile continued to conduct with flag marches Friday in sensitive areas. Seven people have been reported missing in Muzaffarnagar and two in Saharanpur and police fear they may have been killed in the clashes and their bodies dumped or disposed off in rivers and water bodies.
So far 11,000 people have been placed under preventive detention, a home department official said, while 187 have been arrested and 11 of them have cases of murder slapped against them. 

As many as 2,023 arm licenses have been cancelled and 1,200 arms deposited with police at different police stations. A total of 182 illegal weapons have also been recovered in door to door searches being conducted by security forces.

The state government has already sanctioned funds for financial compensation to the injured, riot-affected and ex-gratia for the next of kin of the 43 people killed in the violence.

A district official said a sum of Rs.3.1 crore has already been distributed to riot victims.

Home department officials said police was now trying to zero in on those people who "electronically distributed" a fake video clip that further aggravated the violence after the Sep 7 "Maha Panchayat".
But even as 70 people have been named in different first information reports (FIRs), none has been arrested so far.

A local leader of the Samajwadi Party (SP), a Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) MP, a lower rung Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader along with a Congress leader have been seen delivering inflammatory speeches in a video.

In the violence that erupted last weekend after simmering discontent on police action over an molestation incident Aug 27 was not attended to and the palpable anger among the people not anticipated enough by the local intelligence. 

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and his father and Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh accused opposition political parties of triggering trouble in Muzaffarnagar.

Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/muzaffarnagar-violence-flag-marches-continue-in-sensitive-areas/1/309752.html

Asaram's medical examination over, court to get report today

Jodhpur: A team of doctors, which examined self-styled godman Asaram Bapu to ascertain if he needs 'special food' inside jail, will submit its report to Jodhpur court on Tuesday.

A medical board constituted to assess Asaram Bapu's health examined him in Central jail in Jodhpur on Monday.

After the examination, Asaram, who is under scanner for sexually assaulting a minor, was taken to MDM Hospital in the afternoon for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).


On September 6, District and Session Court (rural) had directed a medical board to examine Asaram while hearing an application by him seeking facilities like special health food, comfortable bed, 'Gangajal' and some other articles for carrying out prayers in the jail.

The team of doctors also examined Asaram to verify whether he has been suffering from some "serious diseases", as his counsels had argued in the court.

The medical report will be produced in the court today, after which the Jodhpur court will decide whether Asaram has to be given the medicated food in the jail or not.

Meanwhile, the defence did not move any application in the High Court yesterday triggering speculation that Asaram is likely to rope in a big lawyer from New Delhi to file his bail application in the High Court to make sure that it is not rejected this time.

His counsels, however, refused to comment on the issue.

Delhi gang-rape verdict Live: Will the accused get death?

New Delhi: A fast-track court here on Tuesday will pronounce its verdict in the December 16 Delhi gang-rape case.


Of the six accused, the prime conspirator – Ram Singh – has already killed himself in jail, while a minor accused was sentenced to three years in a special home by the Juvenile Justice Board.

The 23-year-old trainee physiotherapist was lured by five men and a teenager onto a bus on December 16 last year, where they raped and tortured her with a metal bar.

As the court delivers its verdict on the four remaining accused - Vinay Sharma, Akshay Thakur, Pawan and Mukesh, here are live updates in the case:

The court is expected to deliver its verdict at 12:30 pm.

The parents of the victim have also arrived in the court.

A Delhi Police van carrying the four adult accused has arrived at the Saket District Court complex, where a fast-track court will deliver the verdict today.

The victim's parents tell a news channel that nothing less than death penalty for the fourth accused would bring a closure for them.

Delhi gang-rape case: Family demands death for the accused

New Delhi: A court here on Tuesday is expected to pronounce its verdict in the infamous December 16, 2012 Delhi gang-rape case, the trial of which has been followed not just in India but around the world.

Of the six accused, the prime conspirator – Ram Singh – has already killed himself in jail, while another accused was sentenced to three years in a special home by the Juvenile Justice Board.

For the remaining four, the family of the victim – a trainee physiotherapist – are demanding nothing less than death penalty. While it would be premature to predict the esteemed court's judgement, going by the sentiment associated with the case and evidence presented by the prosecution conviction and capital punishment seem to be the most likely outcome.


“When we go out and see other girls smile and giggle, we think our daughter would have also smiled like this, giggled like this; those would have been such wonderful moments. It pains us deeply when we think about that,” the victim’s father told Reuters news agency.

“Our daughter cannot come back now, but our goal is to ensure that the criminals get punished, they get hanged and our daughter gets justice,” the mother said.

"We will not accept anything below the death penalty," added the father, who cannot be named for legal reasons. "Anything other than the gallows for these men will not be right. It would send out the wrong message. People will lose trust in our judicial system."

He said further: "If all four are sentenced to death, I can't imagine anything being better than that. Nothing could get better … we will get closure. It will bring peace to our minds and to the country."

The 23-year-old girl was lured by five men and a teenager onto a bus, where they raped and tortured her with a metal bar, prosecutors say. She died of her injuries two weeks later in a Singapore hospital.

The accused, including the bus driver who hanged himself in jail earlier this year, have pleaded not guilty to attacking and killing the woman. Two of the four accused said they were at a party at the time, while another said he was in his native village in the eastern state of Bihar, court documents show.

The fourth admitted he was driving the bus on the night of the attack, but said he did not see or hear anything as the lights were switched off.