Maharashtra Politics News: AIMIM Maharashtra chief Imtiaz Jaleel has started the Chalo Mumbai Tiranga rally from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar against the alleged provocative statements of Mahant Ramgiri Maharaj and BJP MLA Nitesh Rane in Maharashtra. Regarding this, Imtiaz Jaleel said that the activities happening inside Maharashtra are being carried out by the government itself. Everyone knows how the police is being used. Walls of caste and religion are being erected in Maharashtra. Attempts are being made to incite riots.

Muslims are being threatened – Imtiaz Jaleel

Imtiaz Jaleel further said, “Muslims are being threatened from the stage, isn’t this a criminal act? Shouldn’t action be taken? No action is being taken on all this. Because of this, we decided that we will go to Mumbai and make the Maharashtra government, especially Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who supported Ramgiri Maharaj, realize that this country will work according to the Constitution, according to the law. It will not work according to any one caste or religion.”

An influencer posed as a man begging in a Spiderman costume at Kalyan Junction. The incident was staged for a reel, which the influencer posted on Instagram sooner. It showed ‘Spiderman From Mumbai’ sitting outside the railway station and seeking money from passersby. The caption of the reel, read in a beggar tone’s, “Spider-Man ko dedo bhai koi.”

The video opened showing the man sitting below the stairs of the railway station. He was seen wearing a Spider-Man costume to capture the attention of train passengers towards him. he repeatedly extended his hand forward begging for some money while being seated at the railway premises.

It wasn’t a real case of someone begging by wearing the superhero costume, but an act performed by the Instagram-based content creator for the craze of reels. As he performed as a beggar there, many people looked at him and one of them also approached him with some money. The reel recorded people at the railway station witnessing the reel act. One of the persons there stepped into the video to offer a coin to the ‘Spider-Man’ beggar.

This video is now going viral on Instagram. It was uploaded on the online platform in August, however, it has reached netizens and caught their attention in the recent days. So far, the reel, which shows the influencer posing as a beggar dressed up in a superhero costume, has attracted 2.8 million views and more than one lakh likes. People reacted to the video and hilariously wrote, “Spider man no money at home.” “We got Spider-Man in kalyan before GTA,” they added.

Mumbai Traffic Police have announced traffic restrictions in the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) on Monday from 2 pm to 9 pm for the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the new Bombay High Court building at the Govt Colony grounds in Bandra (East),

New English School Road, which links Ramkrishna Paramhansa Marg and J.L. Shirsekar Marg, will be closed in both directions, except for vehicles related to the event. Motorists will be redirected to Mahatma Gandhi Vidya Mandir Road.

“As the ceremony will be attended by Supreme Court and Bombay high court judges as well as VVIPs, traffic police have planned alternative routes and no-entry zones to facilitate smooth vehicular movement,”

“In the jurisdiction of BKC traffic division, a new building of the Hon. Bombay High Court is to be constructed at Govt. Colony Ground, Kherwadi, Bandra(E), Mumbai. The foundation laying ceremony of the said construction is scheduled on 23/09/2024, which will be attended by Hon. Judges of the Supreme Court and the Bombay High Court and other VVIP persons,” said a notification issued by the Mumbai Traffic Police.

The new Bombay HC building in BKC

The new court complex will be situated in the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Bandra East.

Kicking off the ceremony on Monday will be Justice Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, the Chief Justice of India, reported Deccan Herald.

Joining him will be several Supreme Court Justices—B.R. Gavai, A.S. Oka, Dipankar Datta, Ujjal Bhuyan, and Prasanna B. Varale—along with Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya, Chief Justice of the Bombay