sent him to ED’s custody till July 12. ED has booked Chaudhary and Khadse, a former revenue minister of the state, and is prob- ing alleged money laundering to the tune of 61.25 crore in the land deal.
The case pertains to the pur- chase of a plot on April 28, 2016 in Bhosari near Pune by
Mamata Banerjee
Eknath Khadse
review by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which has kept in the “grey-list” since June 2018 for failing to meet the agency’s action plan on cracking down on terror-financing.
He was arrested by Pakistani authorities on multiple occasions since 2000 for terror activities, only to be released after few days. Saeed has a close relationship with Pakistan’s military and spy agency ISI, who often speak in his favour. He is also closely associated with Taliban leadership, which is reflected in the fact that he estab- lished an office of LeT in Quetta, Pakistan in June 2006 to assist Tal- iban in their operations in Afghan- istan, according to the UN Security Council notice against him.
“In 2005, Saeed determined where graduates of a LeT camp in Pakistan should be sent to fight, and personally organizsd the infil- tration of LeT militants into Iraq during a trip to Saudi Arabia. In 2006, Saeed oversaw the manage- ment of a terrorist camp, including funding of the camp. Saeed also arranged for a LeT operative to be sent to Europe as LeT’s European fundraising coordinator,” accord- ing to the United Nations Security Council.
December 22, 2000 Red Fort attack, December 2001 Parliament attack, ambush on Border Security Force (BSF) convoy at Udhampur on August 5, 2015, and blasts in Delhi, Mumbai and other cities. He is also wanted in a case on terror funding in Jammu & Kashmir, in which several separatist leaders were arrested by NIA in 2017-18. Both NIA and the Enforcement Directorate (ED), have named Saeed as the mastermind in J&K terror funding probe where they believe he, Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, separatist leaders, several businessmen in Kashmir and officials in the Paki- stan high commission, were fund- ing terrorist attacks and stone-pel- ters as part of a well-planned criminal conspiracy of securing secession of the state of Jammu & Kashmir from India.
Despite India’s repeated requests and the United States announcing a reward of $10 mil- lion on him, Pakistan is yet to take concrete action against Saeed and he continues to carry out his activi- ties.
Although he is lodged in a Lahore jail, Indian counter-terror- ism officials say this is just an “eye- wash” by Pakistan as part of its
A first-of-its-kind drone attack at Indian Air Force base in Jammu on June 27 was carried out by Saeed’s organisation, according to a preliminary probe by NIA.
A car-bomb that exploded out- side Hafiz Saeed’s residence in Lahore’s Johar town on June 23, and Pakistan has claimed that India’s spy agency, Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) was behind the attack, a charge strongly denied by Indian officials who have termed the allegation “motivated”.
The 71-year-old founder of LeT and its frontal organisation, Jamat-ud-Dawa, is wanted in India for multiple attacks including
Neeraj Chauhan
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NEW DELHI: Interpol, acting on India’s request, has issued a fresh red notice against Lashkar- e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed for spear- heading anti-India activities from across the border, people familiar with the matter said.
This is the second red notice since 2009 against the United Nations-designated terrorist, cur- rently lodged in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat prison. The first global arrest warrant against Saeed was issued on August 28, 2009 in con- nection with the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, in which 166 peo- ple, including 25 foreigners, were killed and 235 injured.
One of the people cited above said that the National Investiga- tion Agency (NIA) “sent a request to the Interpol last month seeking a fresh red notice against Hafiz Saeed listing fresh charges against him”.
A red notice is a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action.
Interpol issues fresh red notice against LeT chief Hafiz Saeed
Hafiz Muhammad Saeed
Vijay Kumar Yadav
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MUMBAI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday arrested Girish Chaudhary, son- in-law of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Eknath Khadse, in connection with alleged money laundering linked to a land deal in Pune’s Bhosari. Khadse joined the party last year after exiting the Bharatiya Jan- ata Party (BJP).
Officials said that Chaudhary was arrested since he did not cooperate during a 12-hour inter- rogation on Tuesday. He was produced before a special Pre- vention of Money Laundering Act court on Wednesday that
Khadse’s family for 3.75 crore while the market rate was 31 crore. The plot’s ownership was contentious. The industries department acquired it in 1971, but the final award of the plot was not made, and the owner was not compensated for it.
The complainant, Hemant Gawande, alleged that Khadse defrauded the exchequer in the deal. ED’s case is based on the complaint filed by Anti-Corrup- tion Bureau, or ACB, against Khadse and his family members in 2017. The ACB closed the case in 2018 after submitting a report to the concerned court that cleared the minister of any wrongdoing. However, ED con- tinued its investigation.
Khadse has maintained that investigations, including those by ACB and Income Tax depart- ment, found no irregularities. He claimed that the central agency reopened the probe against him for leaving the BJP.
According to the ED’s case, Khadse and his family fraudu- lently purchased the said land, despite having knowledge that it was reserved for Maharashtra Industrial Development Corpo- ration (MIDC), so that when the MIDC acquired it, they could claim the compensation of more than double the market rate.
ED said Khadse mobilised rev- enue officials to acquire the said land by MIDC so that his family could get compensation.
ED arrests Khadse’s son-in-law in land deal case
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SRINAGAR: A top Hizbul Muja- hideen (HM) commander, Meh- rajuddin Halwai, was killed in an encounter with security forces in north Kashmir’s Kupwara dis- trict on Wednesday, hours after he was captured, police said. Halwai was killed in an exchange of fire when he was taken to locate weapons at a hideout and he allegedly picked up his rifle and started firing at security forces, said officials familiar with the matter.
“One of the oldest and top commanders of HM terror outfit, Mehrajuddin Halwai... got neu- tralised in the Handwara encounter. He was involved in several terror crimes. A big suc- cess,” said Vijay Kumar, inspec- tor general of police (Kashmir) .
Police said Halwai, a contem- porary of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani who was killed in 2016, was apprehended at a checkpoint at Watyen Handwara on July 6, after he allegedly behaved suspiciously, police said, adding a grenade was also recovered from his possession.
Police said they have recov- ered arms and ammunition, including one AK-47 and four magazines, from the hideout. They added Halwai was a cate- gorised A++ militant.
This is the third such encoun- ter since June 3.
HIZB COMMANDER KILLED DAY AFTER CAPTURE IN J&K
Banerjee and her party asked for transferring the petition to another judge citing “apprehen- sion of bias” since justice Chanda had, before his elevation to the bench in 2019, represented the BJP and its leaders in court cases and was seen in photographs sharing a dais with BJP leaders including state unit chief Dilip Ghosh.
Justice Chanda was upset that Banerjee did not raise their objec- tions when he first heard the case on June 18 but her party leaders put out messages on social media, setting off what he described as a “media trial” with hundreds of tweets demanding that he recuse from the case.
“Such calculative, psychologi- cal, and offensive attempts to seek recusal need to be firmly repulsed and a cost of 5 lakh is imposed upon the petitioner,” justice Chanda said in his order on Wednesday. The money will be used to fight Covid-19.
Banerjee declined to comment
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SRINAGAR: On the second day of its visit to Jammu & Kashmir, the delimitation commission on Wednesday met more than three dozen delegations of different political parties, civil society groups and government officials from south Kashmir’s four dis- tricts — Kulgam, Pulwama, Shopian and Anantnag. In the evening, the commission also met delegations from central and north Kashmir districts — Baramulla, Kupwara, Budgam,
Ganderbal and Bandipore. After meeting 17 delegations
in Srinagar on Tuesday, the com- mission members travelled to Pahalgam in Anantnag district on Wednesday and held meet- ings with delegations of several mainstream political parties — including the National Confer- ence, Congress, Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party, People’s Conference, Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Bharatiya Janata Party — and groups from various districts of the Union ter- ritory. The mainstream parties were represented by their dis-
trict presidents and senior lead- ers. They presented their sugges- tions and apprehensions about the delimitation process, people aware of the developments said.
“We presented them our point of view about delimitation proc- ess,” said Congress Pulwama dis- trict president Umar Jan.
National Conference leader Altaf Kaloo, who headed the del- egation, said they presented the memorandum to the commis- sion. “We briefed them about the stand of our party vis a vis delim- itation,” Kaloo added.
While the majority of the par-
ties suggested that population should be the main criteria for reorganisation of constituencies, the People’s Conference and the CPI(M) demanded that the cen- sus figures of 2011 should be the benchmark for the exercise.
Former Supreme Court judge Ranjana Prakash Desai heads the commission that was consti- tuted in March 2020 to redraw the Lok Sabha and assembly constituencies of J&K, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, and Nagaland.
On Thursday, the panel will head to the Jammu division.
Delimitation panel continues discussions in J&K
Joydeep Thakur
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KOLKATA: Calcutta high court judge justice Kausik Chanda on Wednesday recused himself from hearing West Bengal chief minis- ter Mamata Banerjee’s petition challenging her assemby elections defeat in Nandigram, but imposed a 5 lakh fine on the Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief for the man- ner in which the recusal was sought.
Justice Chanda also stressed that he did not think there was any conflict of interest if he had contin- ued hearing the case.
“The past association of a judge with a political party by itself can- not form apprehension of bias,” the judge, said as he stepped away from Banerjee’s petition, which will be placed before another bench.
In her petition, Banerjee alleged voting irregularities in her loss by 1,956 votes to her protégé-turned- adversary Suvendu Adhikari from Nandigram. The TMC had demanded a recount shortly after the results were announced in favour of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate but the request was turned down by the Election Commission. Her case was slated to be heard by a single judge bench, justice Chanda.
on the verdict. “This is a sub-judice matter. I will not comment. The lawyers will decide whatever deci- sions need to be taken,” she said.
TMC leaders hinted the party might approach the Supreme Court over the 5 lakh fine.
“We have full faith in the judici- ary and justice Chanda. But we had some reservations in this mat- ter because some pictures and old facts have come to the forefront. As far as the decision to move the SC, the party will take a decision soon,” said Kunal Ghosh, TMC spokesperson.
The BJP said it will not com- ment on a court order or a judge’s decision. “We have complete faith in the judiciary, Some political par- ties may not have faith,” said Jay Prakash Majumdar, BJP’s state vice president.
In his order, justice Chanda emphasised that he did not agree with senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who appeared for Banerjee, that there was a conflict of interest since “I have a long, close, personal, professional, pecu- niary and ideological relationship” with a political party. “It is prepos- terous to suggest that a judge hav- ing a past association with a politi- cal party as a lawyer should not receive a case involving the said political party or any of its mem- bers,” the order added.
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Schools: School of Humanities & Social Sciences, School of ICT, School of Engineering,
School of Vocational Studies & Applied Sciences and School of Law, Justice and
Governance. Interested candidates may send their applications in the prescribed format through
speed post/Registered Post/Courier only to “The Registrar, Gautam Buddha University,
Greater Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar-201312 (UP) India” on or before 28 July 2021 up to
5:30 PM.
Remuneration & Application form is as follows:
A. School of Humanities and Social Sciences:
Department Required
in odd
International Relations=03
Specialization;
Social Entrepreneurship and social
Social work with Groups.
Personal Management and Labour
Mass
Communication
Education and
06 06 05 from Core economics and at least 01
should be specialized in mathematical
economics/econometrics
World (one faculty needed
(One faculty needed)
faculty needed)
faculty needed)
Department Required
in odd
Science/Environmental Studies
Food Processing and
Food processing Technology
C. School of Law Justice and Governance:
Department Required
in odd
Jurisprudence
Department Required
in odd
Electronics
Communication
Engineering
and Power Electronics & Drives.
Thermal Engineering.
Manufacturing Engineering
teach course of the department as per their
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Architecture &
Planning
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(*requirement subject to admissions in new programmes/course.)
1. The Faculty on Contract shall be engaged for Academic Session 2021-22 only for
duration of a maximum 10 (ten) months.”
2. The candidates must possess qualifications (at the time of submitting application) as per
norms prescribed by the concerned regulatory bodies, such as, UGC, BCI, RCI, CoA etc.
3. The honorarium is to be paid as per following:
Rs.40000/- per month for candidates having Ph.D. in accordance with UGC
regulations.
equivalent in Engineering/Architecture/Management disciplines/PG Qualification in
relevant discipline/subject in accordance with UGC regulations/Concerned
Regulatory Bodies.
4. Screening of applications shall be done by a Committee. Only shortlisted candidates will
be called for interview.
5. Faculty on Contract shall perform all duties assigned by the University. They have to
ensure, completion of all examination process for all types of examination (Regular/Back
paper/Special paper/Repeat) for the courses allocated to them even if the term of contract
is complete.
6. Selected Candidates may be provided accommodation in University Campus on the terms
and conditions laid down by the University from time to time.
7. The Faculty on Contract will be entitled to avail causal leave of 05 (five) days only per
semester”.
8. Selected Candidates may bring any type of Project from Govt./Corporate Funding
Agency, and required resources facilitate on the conditions laid down by the University
from time to time.
9. Faculty on contract invited should be from reputed Institute/University, and may have
evidence of published research work and teaching experience at University/IIT/NIT level.
10. Selection against vacancy shall not conferred on the appointee any right of permanent
appointment/regularization or for payment of other allowances and benefits admissible to
regular faculty.
General Conditions:
(i) The Number of vacancies may increase or decrease. The University reserves the right to
fill or not to fill the post.
(ii) Merely fulfilling the minimum qualifications does not mean that the candidate will be
called for interview.
(iii) The honorarium finalized by the “Selection Committee” at the time of interview will be
final, and stand for the entire duration for which the candidate is selected. Any change in
qualification after interview will not be considered for any change in the amount of
honorarium.
(iv) The candidate has to submit an undertaking while applying that he/she in not occupied
with any other assignment elsewhere.
(v) The candidates have to appear for interview on physical mode only. In case, if the
candidate is selected, he/she has to submit joining of duties physically in the
Establishment Cell of the GBU.
(vi) The university follows the reservation norms as per U.P. Government rules for SC, ST,
OBC and PwDs Only approved list of SC, ST and OBC categories is applicable at
Gautam Budha University, Greater Noida.
(a) The SC/ST and OBCs-NCL are required to produce a copy of the Caste Certificate in
the format prescribed by the Government as and when required.
(b) OBC candidates under creamy-layer will not get the advantage of reservation under
OBC category.
(c) The candidates who claimed to be from Economically Weaker Section (EWS) will
have to fulfill the criteria contained in the office Memorandum No. 36039/1/2019-
Estt.(RES) dated 31.03.2019 Issued by the GOI.
(vii) Eligible and desirous candidates may send application (on prescribed format) along with
all relevant documents for one or more post(s) through speed post/Registered
Post/Courier to The Registrar, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, Gautam
Buddha Nagar 201312 U.P. latest by 28 July 2021
(viii) Candidates have to make sure that they are fully eligible for any particular post they are
applying for, and the original certificates/documents in support of the information
furnished in the application form are to be provided at a late stage of recruitment process.
No deviation, whatsoever, from the filled-in details will be entertained under any
circumstances.
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University will neither be responsible for any wrong information furnished by the
candidates(s). The candidate(s) shall be solely responsible for the information filled in the
application form. No change/deviation, whatsoever, will be entertained.
(x) The University reserves the right to place a reasonable limit on the total number of
candidates to be called for selection process based on higher parameters over and above
the essential qualifications. Fulfillment of qualifications per-se-does not entitle candidates
to be called for selection process.
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email only. No other mode of communication will be adopted, so before sending the
application form, candidates are required to have at least one working email which will
be used during the entire selection process.
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other means of communication will be used for the same. Therefore, the candidates are
advised to visit the University website periodically for updates, if any.
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(xiv) (a) University will not be responsible for any technical delay.
(b) Interim correspondence/enquiries shall not be entertained or replied to.
(c) Any attempt to influence the recruitment process whatsoever will lead to
disqualification of candidate.
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