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Saturday Evening News Brief, April 22

Saturday evening brief Apr 22 2017
Good evening!
Here’s everything that transpired during the course of the day…
A nine-year-old girl and her family members were attacked by cow vigilantes in J&K’s Reasi district. Recounting the incident, one of the victims of the attack said, “They (vigilante) beat us ruthlessly. Somehow we managed to flee but one of our child is still missing and we don’t even know whether he is alive or dead.” Four people involved in the attack have been arrested while the girl is undergoing treatment for multiple fractures.
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Barkha Singh joined BJP today, a day after being expelled from the Congress. “I have joined the BJP neither to fight elections nor am I aiming for any position. I am here to work hard for the assignments I will be given,” Singh said. Singh, who was Congress’ Delhi women wing chief, was expelled by the party for six years after she attacked its vice president Rahul Gandhi and Delhi unit chief Ajay Maken.
Indian-American Surgeon General was asked to step down by the Trump administration. Vivek Murthy, the first Indian-American appointed by the Obama regime as the Surgeon General, was dismissed by the Trump administration to bring new leadership to the vital public health sector. Murthy, 39, has been replaced by his deputy, Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams, one of the first nurses to serve as surgeon general. It was not immediately clear why Murthy was relieved from duty.
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Lt Governor Anil Baijal ‘fires one bullet at me’ every day, Arvind Kejriwal said. This is Kejriwal’s first direct attack against Baijal since he was appointed the Lt Governor of Delhi on December 31, 2016. Noting that his government tries to coordinate on various issues related to the development of the national capital, both with the Lt Governor as well as the Centre, the Delhi chief minister said “the firing” has intensified just before the MCD polls.
The new police chief of Uttar Pradesh vowed to crush cow vigilantism in the state. “Those indulging in ‘gundagardi’ and criminal activities will be dealt without mercy. They cannot escape. And even VIPs will not be spared,” Sulkhan Singh, the 1980-batch IPS officer said without mincing words. Singh was shunted to posts quite below the level of his seniority during the previous SP regime. During the BSP rule between 2007 and 2012, he had probed the police job scam during the SP government, when Mulayam Singh Yadav was the CM.
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