A day ahead of Holi, Delhi traffic police share an advisory so that people could celebrate the festival without any problem. Police also said that on the special; occasion, they have made some arrangements in order to provide extra safety for motorcyclists and pedestrians, ensuring that the city will remain witness a smooth traffic flow.

As per the advisory, more than 150 police personnel, more than 800 traffic police personnel and 9,000 local police staff will be deployed. All of them will keep an extra eye on everyone, ensuring that people do not commit or create a ruckus on road. Apart from this, an special team of security forces has been introduced, which will close watching 287 major intersections and 233 drunken and vulnerable points for Holi.

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Take a look at the Delhi Traffic police advisory

While sharing the safety arrangements news among people, Delhi traffic police tweeted that in view of the festival of Holi (Dhulendi) on March 08, 2023, elaborate traffic arrangements have been made by the Delhi Traffic Police. Please obey the traffic rules and enjoy the festival of joy.

Supreme Court also directed that if anyone will find violating the traffic rules, breaking road safety protocols, red-light jumping, drunken driving, tripling on a two-wheeler, using a mobile phone while driving, or over-speeding, they will be fined along with seizure driving license or both. Amid this, police requested every resident to drive as per the prescribed speed on road to avoid any accidents and asked them to Obey traffic signals.

Uttar Pradesh Police also tweeted in Hindi view of Holi that reads all the drivers are requested not to consume intoxicants while driving. Please drive carefully, follow the traffic rules. Traffic Directorate, UP wishes you a pleasant, safe and prosperous journey.

Sidhu Moosewala’s father protests outside Punjab Assembly seeking justice for deceased son

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The Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) chief Neiphiu Rio takes oath as the chief minister of Nagaland for the fifth time. Rio was administered the oath of secrecy by Governor La Ganesan in Kohima on Tuesday.

TR Zeliang and Y Patton were sworn in as the deputy chief ministers of the state. Nine MLAs including G Kaito Aye, Jacob Zhimomi, KG Kenye, P Paiwang Konyak, Metsubo Jamir, Temjen Imna Along, CL John, and P Bashangmongba Chang took oath today.

The two women lawmakers – Hekhani Jakhalu and Salhoutuonuo Kruse of the ruling NDPP defeated the sitting MLAs in Western Angami and Dimapur-III seats respectively.

The swearing-in ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief JP Nadda.

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History was scripted in Nagaland when the state elected its first women legislators in its 60 years of statehood. The state, which has had 13 Assemblies so far, never had a woman MLA before the 2022 result.

The NDPP-BJP coalition won 37 seats in the 60-member seats in the Nagaland Assembly Elections 2023. Since the commencement of the election campaign, both NDPP and BJP had projected 72-year-old Rio as their chief ministerial candidate.

Earlier in the day, Conrad Sangma took oath as the Chief Minister of Meghalaya in Shillong. Manik Saha will take oath as the Chief Minister of the BJP-led coalition government in Tripura on Thursday, a day after Holi.

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Late singer Sidhu Moosewala’s father Balkaur Singh on Tuesday staged a protest outside the Punjab assembly on Tuesday, asking the justice for his son who was brutally shot dead in Mansa district on May 29, last year. Singh also slammed the CBI and asked them what they are doing about the matter now.

Singh said that the investigation agency arrested a few gangsters who are just pawns. They took the money and killed my son, who is the mastermind behind all of this is still not known yet, Singh added in his statement.

Singh also criticized the Police and said that it is almost a year now since his son was murdered. Moosewala’s father said that he went to the police several times, where they assured him of justice. But it seems like whatever happens here is just to brush the crime under the carpet. Nothing is going in my favour. So, I had to come to Assembly, Singh.

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Singh along with his wife sitting outside at the Punjab assembly said that he is continuously getting threats from unknown people. He also claimed that his life also in danger too. He told the reporters what wrong he is doing if he is just asking the justice for his son who was murdered in the brought daylight. Should I not fight my son’s case? I was threatened many times that I will be murdered on the 25th of April, Singh added. He also asked the government to take back his security and he will fight for his son without it.

Meanwhile, the famous rapper and singer Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu who was also known by his stage name called Sidhu Moosewala was shot dead in Punjab’s Mansa district last year. Amid this, the main accused who reportedly took responsibility for the crime has been killed in Punjab’s Goindwal jail during a clash with other gangsters inside the premises. Apart from him, other gangsters Alias Toofan, Mandeep Singh, and Mohan Singh also died in the clash.

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