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Saturday evening news brief, Dec 30 2017

Dec 30, 2017
Saturday evening brief Dec 30 2017
Good evening!
Here’s everything that transpired during the course of the day…
Lookout notices have been issued against the co-owners of a Mumbai pub where a fire killed 14 people on Friday. Mumbai police issued notices against Hitesh Sanghvi and Jigar Sanghvi, the co-owners of ‘1 Above’ pub. Police also blamed Mojo’s Bistro on the floor below for not having an emergency exit, leading to overcrowding of ‘1 Above’s’ escape avenues. Read
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Palestine has decided to recall its envoy to Pakistan after reports of him sharing stage with Hafiz Saeed at a rally. Palestine expressed regret after India strongly condemned the envoy Walid Abu Ali’s presence at a rally organised by 26/11 Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed in Rawalpindi on Friday. The Palestinian envoy to India said Ali has been given couple of days to pack and return from Islamabad.
The censor board has suggested a change of title for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s film ‘Padmavati.’ CBFC said it has decided to give the film a “UA certification along with some modifications and likely change of the film’s title on the basis the attributed material/creative source”. The board also suggested modifications in disclaimers, pertinently one regarding not glorifying the practice of “Sati.”
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Gujarat Patidar leader Hardik Patel has invited deputy chief minister Nitin Patel to join him. This comes after Nitin Patel, having been stripped of three key portfolios, did not assume office in Gandhinagar on Friday, even as many ministers took charge. Hardik also said, if Patel has the support of 10 BJP MLAs, then he might approach Congress to accommodate him.
Delhi Police has registered an FIR against Olympic medallist wrestler Sushil Kumar for his supporters getting involved in a brawl. The incident occurred after selection trials for the Commonwealth Games at the KD Jadhav Stadium, following Sushil’s bout with Praveen Rana. Rana, after losing to Sushil, claimed that the decorated wrestler’s supporters beat him and his elder brother “for daring to take the ring” against him.
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