Uttar Pradesh News Live Updates: Gyanvapi case hearing to resume today

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) will not contest the bypoll for the Rampur parliamentary seat. It will also not support any party on this seat, said BSP chief Mayawati. The decision was taken during the two-day review meeting of the party’s UP unit which concluded on Sunday.The party, however, will contest the bypoll for the Azamgarh Lok Sabha seat with full might, banking heavily on the hope that a change in the mindset of ‘Muslim voters’ will bring a good fortune to the party in UP. Byelections for the Rampur and Azamgarh seats will be held on June 23.

Lucknow police on Sunday arrested a man and his minor aide who first made a 14-year-old boy addicted with an online age-restricted game and then also made him steal cash from his house for the game’s advanced stages in Wazirganj area.The minor victim was also made to sell his valuables and steal Rs 4. 5 lakh from the locker of his house over a period of one month. When his father grew suspicious, he reached the police station to lodge an FIR and that’s how the matter came to light.

If you have not taken the licence for your pet dog or haven’t got it renewed after expiry then get it made on priority. Failure to do so could invite a fine of Rs 5,000, or worse, your pet may be taken away by civic authorities.Lucknow Municipal Corporation has decided to conduct a doorto-door survey of pet owners from June 1. It will penalise those who do not have the licence of their pet dogs. Eight LMC teams with four members each will conduct the door-to-door survey. As per LMC records, there are around 4,000 petdogs in the city. Owners of only about 2,500 pet dogs took or renewed the license last year.

The Lucknow University will offer six hi-tech laboratories to its pharmacy students from the academic session of 2022-23. The laboratories have been established on LU’s second campus and will help stude nts to minutely study, conduct research and gain a practical experience of every aspect related to pharmaceutical sciences.

All eyes will be on the team of advocates representing Anjuman Intezamia Masjid when hearing resumes in the court of district judge on Monday as they will continue their arguments challenging the maintainability of case no 693/2021 Rakhi Singh Vs UP government and others filed by five women plaintiffs seeking permission to worship Goddess Shringar Gauri and other deities in Gyanvapi mosque. On May 26, the district judge had started hearing the case on the issue of its maintainability in compliance with the order of the Supreme Court.