IPL 2024 SRH vs RCB Live Score: Natarajan Dismisses Faf du Plessis , RCB 49/1 in 4 Overs

In a significant moment, T Natarajan supplanted Bhuvi, just to confront Kohli’s deft flick through midwicket for a limit. One more full conveyance, this time from Natarajan, saw Faf’s shot redirected off the bowler’s boot, barely saving four runs. Nonetheless, Natarajan before long conveyed the leading edge SRH required.

A short and wide conveyance tempted Faf to go for a strong shot, yet the speed tricked him, prompting an agreeable catch by Aidem Markram at mid-off. This excusal denoted the finish of Faf du Plessis’ touchy beginning, with Will Jacks stepping in at number three for RCB.

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Chhota Rajan Alive? Underworld Don’s Photo Released After 9 Years

According to the report, the first image of underworld don Chhota Rajan since his nine-year imprisonment appeared on social media, dispelling rumors that he had passed away or was unwell while being held in Delhi’s Tihar Jail. After being detained at the Bali airport and extradited to India in 2015, Chhota Rajan is currently being held in a high-security cell at Tihar’s Jail No. 2. This current image of Chhota Rajan dispels rumors that he passed away in Tihar during the COVID epidemic or from a serious illness. According to the report, the aforementioned photo has also revived concerns about a possible attack on him while he is still inside.

After the 1993 bombings in Mumbai, Chhota Rajan, who was previously a prominent officer in D-Company, fell out with mastermind Dawood Ibrahim. Don Chhota Shakeel has also made numerous death threats against Rajan. Despite Rajan’s presence in Tihar since 2015, the jail authorities have not released an official statement or any information about the crime mastermind to date.

Rumours of Chhota Rajan’s death

Chhota Rajan was hospitalized at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi after testing positive for COVID-19 in April of 2021. There was much conjecture that Rajan had also died from COVID after it was reported that Bihar’s mafia don-turned-politician Shahabuddin had died from the virus. Rajan was attacked in Bangkok in 2000 by the gunmen of Don Chhota Shakeel. The criminal lord was shot several times, which sparked new rumors about his demise. Nevertheless, he managed to survive the assault. Disagreements inside Dawood regarding the carnage that ensued following the terror strikes in Mumbai in 1993 led to its breakup.

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A 1994 red corner notice was issued against Rajan, but since his breakup with Dawood, there was conjecture that he was providing federal agents with insider knowledge of the D-Company’s operations. Chhota Rajan was apprehended in 2015 upon his arrival at the Bali airport from Sydney, having eluded capture for almost twenty years. He was allegedly in possession of a passport bearing the name Mohan Kumar, but he eventually revealed to the immigration officials his true name, Rajendra Sadashiv Nikhalke.

Lok Sabha Elections: Cash, Alcohol, Drugs, and Freebies Pour in Goa

It’s raining money, drugs, drinks, and freebies in Goa just three weeks before the election on May 7. In almost a period of six weeks, from March 1 to April 13, 2024, the Election Commission of India (ECI) recovered almost one lakh liters of alcohol, ₹15.64 crore in cash, ₹3.23 crore worth of narcotics, and freebies totaling ₹1.18 crore in Goa. Goa is the smallest state in the nation, with only two parliamentary seats (North Goa and South Goa). As a result, its cash seizures are proportionately higher than those of other states; in Gujarat, they totaled ₹6.5 crores, in National Capital Territory Delhi, ₹6.1 crore, in Uttarakhand, and ₹1.47 crore in Odisha over the same time period. On the other hand, in Ladakh, Nagaland, Lakshadweep, and Puducherry, not a single penny’s worth of cash has been taken.

According to the ECI’s Election Seizure Management System (ESMS), an in-house developed portal for real-time reporting of interceptions and seizures and first tested during the last round of Assembly elections, the total drug haul of ₹3.23 crore over the past six weeks in Goa has been much lower than ₹485 crore in Gujarat, ₹213 crore in Maharashtra, ₹280 crore in Punjab, and ₹293 crore in Tamil Nadu. It’s important to note that, despite Goa having caught 101,446 liters of alcohol, the dry states of Gujarat and Bihar have registered seizures of 760,062 and 845,758 liters of alcohol, respectively.

Goa has become a hub for the illicit movement of alcohol to neighboring states; therefore, reports of seizures, particularly involving alcohol, are flooding local newspapers. Reports have been made by officials from the Karnataka and Maharashtra administrations about multiple seizures of liquor in border areas that originated in Goa. In Goa, precious metals have also exchanged hands. A haul worth ₹3.8 crore has been seized in the last six weeks, despite ESMS not providing specifics regarding the sort of precious metal.

The release of funds seized during the Election Code of Conduct in Goa is being supervised by a special commission. The committee, which is made up of government representatives, is in charge of investigating every instance of cash seizure carried out by the police, flying squad, or static surveillance team. In cases where no formal complaint or Federal Investigation Report has been made regarding the seizure, or if the seizure has no connection to any political candidate, party, or election campaign, the committee will step in. The District Collector has additionally declared that anyone carrying more than ₹50,000 in cash must have legitimate identification.

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The country’s 75-year history of Lok Sabha elections indicates that, based on ESMS, this election’s ECI is expected to have the highest number of inducement seizures ever. Already, more money has been taken into custody than in all of the 2019 elections—Rs. 4,650 crores—before the votes had started. Drugs worth ₹2,068.85 crore were taken from around the nation between March 1 and April 13, 2024, with freebies worth ₹1,142.49 crore being seized. Thirty-six thousand liters of alcohol have been confiscated in India in the last six weeks.