Mumbai Cop Accused of Threatening Student With False Case | Viral Video Sparks Outrage
A Mumbai Police constable has come under scrutiny after a viral video allegedly showed him threatening student protesters with being falsely implicated in a drug-related case. The incident triggered widespread public and political reactions, prompting authorities to initiate an inquiry. The officer has reportedly been removed from his current posting pending investigation.
The controversy has reignited concerns over police accountability, the rights of peaceful protesters, and the need for transparency in law enforcement. Officials have assured that appropriate action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation.
Justice for Bandra West Resident Ethel | Dispute Over Bungalow Demolition | Mumbai News
A property dispute in Bandra West, Mumbai, involving resident Ethel, has drawn local attention following allegations surrounding the demolition of a bungalow. According to the claims made by the resident and supporters, the demolition involved the presence of civic authorities, police personnel, and representatives connected to a builder. The matter is disputed, and the positions of all parties, including the authorities and those named, should be considered before drawing conclusions.
In this report, Zero News – Justice First presents the concerns raised by the resident, the available facts, and any official responses related to the case. We will continue to follow developments and provide updates as more verified information becomes available.
A shocking daylight robbery in Delhi has raised fresh concerns over public safety after a finance company employee was allegedly robbed of ₹17 lakh at gunpoint in East Delhi’s Gandhi Nagar area. According to police, two bike-borne assailants intercepted the employee and fled with the cash in a robbery that reportedly lasted just 28 seconds. The entire incident was captured on CCTV, and Delhi Police have launched an investigation to identify and arrest the accused.
In this report, Zero News brings you the latest updates, CCTV details, police investigation, and what this incident means for security in the national capital.
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An alleged incident involving a lawyer and a Supreme Court judge has drawn widespread public attention and sparked discussions within legal circles. The matter has raised questions about courtroom conduct, professional ethics, and maintaining respect for judicial institutions.
In this special report, Zero News presents the available facts, official statements, and the legal context surrounding the case. We also examine the potential implications for the legal profession and the judicial system while avoiding speculation until verified information is available.
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Salman Khan & Sanjay Dutt Steal Spotlight in Saudi Film ‘7 Dogs’ Trailer
Reported by Anam Siddiqui
Mumbai/New Delhi — The recently released trailer for the Saudi action thriller 7 Dogs has set social media buzzing, not just for its high-octane visuals but for the surprise cameo appearances of Bollywood iconsSalman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. Their brief yet powerful glimpses quickly became the most talked-about moments in the trailer, capturing the attention of fans across India and beyond.
Directed by the internationally acclaimed duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, 7 Dogs is an ambitious Saudi Arabian action film that blends global storytelling with intense sequences. While the full details of Salman and Sanjay’s roles are being kept under wraps, the trailer shows them in stylish, action-tinged looks that have delighted audiences and sparked widespread excitement online.
Fans in India flooded social media with reactions, praising the duo’s screen presence and nostalgic pairing — many saying their cameo moments stole the spotlight from the rest of the cast. The film, featuring an international ensemble including Egyptian stars and global talent, appears poised to be one of the year’s most talked-about cross-cultural projects.
The trailer’s buzz highlights how Salman and Sanjay’s appearances have added star power and anticipation to 7 Dogs, creating excitement among cinephiles as the film gears up for a wide release in 2026.
“Public Should Have Right to Fire Leaders” — Raghav Chadha’s Challenge Goes Beyond Elections
Reported by Neha Jaiswal
New Delhi, India — In a notable push for democratic reform, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha has called for a fundamental change in India’s political accountability framework by urging that the public should not only have the power to elect their leaders but also the right to remove them mid-term if they fail to perform.
Speaking during the ongoing Budget Session of Parliament, Chadha articulated this idea while advocating for what he described as a “Right to Recall” — a mechanism that would allow voters to “fire” an elected representative before the end of their five-year term. “If voters can hire a leader, they should also have the right to fire them,” he emphasised, noting that accountability must not end with casting a vote.
What Is Right to Recall?
Under Chadha’s proposal, the Right to Recall would enable citizens to initiate a process to remove an MP or MLA whose performance they find unsatisfactory. Currently, Indian voters must wait for the next election cycle to express discontent, even if their representative consistently underperforms or neglects duties. Chadha questioned this status quo, asserting that no other profession allows someone to remain in a role without consequences for continuous non-performance for five years.
He pointed to other democracies where recall provisions exist, arguing that such a mechanism would incentivise elected leaders to remain responsive and accountable throughout their tenure. According to Chadha, more than two dozen countries — including the United States and Switzerland — have some form of recall mechanism.
Safeguards to Prevent Misuse
To prevent hasty or politically motivated recalls, Chadha proposed several safeguards:
A minimum period after an election (such as an 18-month cooling period) before a recall can be triggered.
A verified petition supported by at least 35–40 % of voters to initiate the recall process.
The recall would be limited to cases of serious misconduct, proven corruption, fraud or significant neglect of duty.
A final recall vote would need more than 50 % voter backing to successfully remove the representative.
These provisions aim to ensure that the tool is used judiciously rather than as a means of settling everyday political disagreements.
Political Response and Debate
Chadha’s remarks have sparked reactions across the political spectrum. Supporters of the proposal argue that introducing a Right to Recall would strengthen democratic oversight and ensure that elected officials do not “disappear” once polls are over. Many see this as a way to bring greater accountability and responsiveness to public service.
However, some critics within Parliament have cautioned that such a system could lead to instability or frequent disruptions if not carefully implemented. They question whether recall mechanisms might be exploited by political rivals or lead to prolonged campaign cycles.
Looking Forward
Chadha’s call for the Right to Recall has reignited discussion about democratic reforms in India. Whether this proposal will translate into legislation or become part of broader electoral reform debates remains to be seen. What is clear is that his advocacy has put the spotlight on how accountability could evolve in India’s parliamentary system — suggesting that the public’s role in governance might stretch beyond just voting every five years.
“Privilege Motion Lao ya FIR” – Rahul Gandhi ka Sarkar ko Open Challenge
Reported by Anam Siddiqui
New Delhi, India — In a sharp escalation of the ongoing political tussle in Parliament, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, has publicly dared the Centre to take action against him — whether by filing a First Information Report (FIR) or bringing a Privilege Motion — as he vowed to continue his fight for farmers’ rights.
This bold challenge from Gandhi came amid heightened tensions following his criticism of the recently announced India–United States interim trade agreement, which he described as harmful to Indian farmers’ livelihoods and national food security. In a video message and social media posts, Gandhi asserted, “FIR ho, mukadma darj ho ya Privilege prastaav laayein — main kisano ke liye ladunga” (Whether an FIR is filed, a case is registered, or a privilege motion is brought — I will fight for the farmers).
Gandhi’s Accusations and Defiance
Gandhi’s statement was a direct response to persistent demands from some members of the ruling party — particularly Nishikant Dubey — and government ministers who have accused him of misleading Parliament with “baseless allegations”. Dubey had submitted a notice seeking a substantive motion against Gandhi, arguing that his remarks were defamatory and in breach of parliamentary privilege. However, this notice has not been formally recognised as a government-led Privilege Motion.
In his fiery social media post, Gandhi accused the Narendra Modi government of being “anti-farmer” and “selling” Indian agriculture interests to foreign powers. He claimed the interim trade pact undermined protections for Indian crops and threatened farmers’ livelihoods — assertions strongly rejected by government ministers.
Government’s Position and Parliamentary Dynamics
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju clarified that the government has decided not to introduce its own Privilege Motion against Gandhi, as the notice brought by a private member is being considered. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha will determine whether the matter should go to the Privilege Committee or Ethics Committee.
Despite the political heat, Rijiju’s remarks suggest that formal parliamentary action — such as a privilege reference — remains uncertain, and parliamentary decorum and procedure will play a key role in how the situation unfolds.
Reactions Across the Political Spectrum
Supporters of Gandhi say his defiance resonates with farmers and critics of the trade deal who fear adverse impacts on food security and domestic agriculture. This comes amid wider political debates over foreign engagement, economic policy, and the role of opposition voices in Parliament.
On the other hand, members of the ruling party have accused Gandhi of irresponsible rhetoric, alleging that his comments could damage India’s international standing and mislead the public — charges he and his party vehemently reject.
As the standoff continues, Gandhi has made it clear that neither FIR threats nor parliamentary privilege actions will deter him from raising farmers’ issues and holding the government accountable in both Parliament and public forums.
Syed Iqbal Elected Parbhani Mayor with Congress Backing
Reported by Anam Siddiqui
Parbhani, Maharashtra — In a closely watched civic poll development, Syed Iqbal Syed Khwaja of the Shiv Sena (UBT) was elected Mayor of Parbhani Municipal Corporation on Thursday, securing the post with crucial support from the Indian National Congress in a contest that highlighted shifting political dynamics in central Maharashtra.
Iqbal, a first-time corporator, defeated the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) candidate Tirumala Khilare by 13 votes in a vote among members of the 65-member Parbhani Municipal Corporation. He received 39 votes compared with Khilare’s 26, comfortably surpassing the majority mark.
The election followed the municipal elections held earlier this year, where Shiv Sena (UBT) emerged as the single largest party with 25 seats, while Congress and BJP each won 12 seats and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) secured 11. With the support of Congress corporators, the Sena (UBT) was able to form a majority coalition totaling 37 votes.
Congress’s Role and Reactions While recent political tensions had surfaced nationally and within the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance — particularly in nearby Chandrapur, where Sena (UBT) supported the BJP candidate — the Congress chose to back Iqbal’s mayoral bid in Parbhani. Party leaders described this support as a demonstration of alliance discipline and an effort to prevent the BJP from gaining power in the civic body.
Political Responses The BJP criticised the Sena (UBT) decision to field a Muslim candidate, with state spokesperson Navnath Ban accusing party leaders of sidelining “Marathi manoos” interests — an allegation that has underscored ongoing cultural and ideological debates in Maharashtra politics.
Supporters of Iqbal’s election say his victory reflects Parbhani’s diverse demographic makeup — nearly 40 % of the city’s population is Muslim — and a broader move by coalition partners to be more inclusive in leadership roles.
With this result, Parbhani becomes the only municipal corporation in Maharashtra where the Uddhav Thackeray–led Shiv Sena (UBT) holds the mayor’s office — marking a symbolic and substantive milestone for the party within the state’s complex political landscape
