07/02/2022 - TOP 3 NEWS OF INDIA

Updates on the Parliamentary Budget Session of 2022: According to PM Modi in the Lok Sabha, the Congress encouraged migrant workers to break the lockdown.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress on Monday for encouraging migrant workers to travel during the shutdown. PM Modi remarked during a debate in the Lok Sabha on the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address, that the Maharashtra government permitted migrants to travel to UP and Bihar during the pandemic and spread Covid there.

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AIMIM head Asaduddin Owaisi was asked to accept Z-category security by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday, citing the government's view that the Hyderabad MP still faced a security danger. "Home Ministry got complaint from state government promptly," Shah said in the Rajya Sabha regarding the attack on Owaisi on his way back from Hapur to Delhi last week. The Centre has ordered him to be protected based on earlier information from central security agencies. However, due to his refusal to provide security, Delhi and Telangana Police were unable to give him with protection.

"This is not sarcasm, but whomever authored it (the President's Address), did injustice to the President," senior Congress lawmaker Anand Sharma said in the Rajya Sabha, referring to the President's address to the Parliament. This calls into question the people's judgement and dismisses the country's terrible predicament."

In the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh, nine people were murdered in a traffic accident while returning from a wedding.

A car and a lorry collided at Budagavi village in Andhra Pradesh's Anantapuram district, killing nine persons. The car was transporting a total of nine passengers, including the driver, according to Venkata Swamy, Sub Inspector of Police, Uravakonda Police Station. On Sunday, the incident occurred.

"The victims were on their way back to Nimmagallu. A case has been opened by the police, and additional investigation is underway "Venkata Swamy said. According to authorities, the vehicle was speeding when it lost control and slammed into a car approaching from the opposite direction.

The Supreme Court has ordered the Supertech Towers in Noida to be demolished in two weeks.

The Supreme Court announced today that demolition of real estate developer Supertech's unlawfully raised twin 40-story skyscrapers in Noida will commence in two weeks. The court has ordered the Noida Authority to call a meeting of all relevant agencies within 72 hours and finalise the demolition schedule for the Emerald Court. "The CEO Noida should take all required efforts for observing instructions of this court," a bench comprising Justices D Y Chandrachud and Surya Kant stated. "Work on demolition shall commence no later than two weeks from this judgement." The proposal for the demolition agency finalised by the Noida Authority was approved by the Supreme Court on January 17. Supertech was given a week to sign a deal with the agency "Edifice."