Mumbai: After the Indo-Pak border dispute, drone paragliding, paramotors, remote-controlled microlights, aircraft, high-altitude balloons and other flying activities have been banned in Mumbai city. This order has been issued by Mumbai Police. The above order has been issued by Mumbai Police DCP Operations Akbar Pathan with his signature and seal. Compliance with it is mandatory, if anyone violates it, action will be taken against him. The Director General of Civil Aviation DGCA has declared drones and all such aerial activities in Mumbai city as a red zone, hence a complete ban has been imposed on flying drones in Mumbai. Last night, a drone was flown illegally within the limits of Powai police station. On this basis, the police have taken action against a 23-year-old youth and appealed to the public to comply with this order. If anyone violates it, action will be taken against him. Therefore, the public has also been requested to cooperate and if any drone or aerial activity is seen within the limits of the police station, then inform the police or contact the control room. This information was given here today by DCP Akbar Pathan.

Mumbai: Maharashtra Samajwadi Party leader and MLA Abu Asim Azmi said that America’s arrogance is unbearable. A ceasefire at the behest of America and a war at its behest are not right. He said that Pakistan had carried out terrorist and destructive acts in the country before, why did the Modi government not respond to it at that time? He said that after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the country stood with the government like a lead wall, but a ceasefire was declared at the behest of America. He said that our country will decide whether to have relations with Pakistan or not. Who gave America the authority to do so? He said that they were brought to their knees at the behest of America.

Abu Asim Azmi said that when there were terrorist attacks earlier, where was America? Why didn’t it mediate? Once, it happened that Narendra Modi suddenly went on a visit to Pakistan for no reason. There is anger against Pakistan in the country and the people are adamant about continuing the war until the end of Pakistan. Narendra Modi says that negotiations and terrorism cannot go together, blood and water will not flow together, so why has no concrete step been taken against terrorism so far? Relations with Pakistan have been maintained repeatedly, now why was a ceasefire declared at the behest of America and the US President is also announcing it? Azmi said that if a war is fought across the border, then why was the war left incomplete?

Modi’s statement that blood and terrorism and water and blood will not flow together is just a dialogue. If there was to be a ceasefire, then there should have been mediation and intervention in this matter already. Why was it done now? He said that terrorism has not ended even after the abrogation of Article 370 and demonetization. Modi ji had said that if terrorism is not ended in 50 days, then the punishment given to me will be acceptable. Abu Asim Azmi said that India is the biggest power but America will teach us a lesson that when to go to war and when not, India will decide. He said that communalism is on the rise in the country and a burqa-clad woman was forced to chant the slogan of Jai Shri Ram and was mistreated. Muslims are being targeted. This is completely wrong. This kind of communalism should also end. The government also needs to put a stop to this.

Former President of The Lawyers Association Kanpur, Ravindra Sharma said that recently Pakistani terrorists committed a heinous murder of innocent civilians in Pahalgam. In response to this, the Indian Army gave a befitting reply by targeting the terrorist bases located in Pakistan. Pakistan made an evil attempt to bomb the residential areas of India, to which the Indian Army gave a befitting reply and completely foiled the enemy.

Ravindra Sharma said, “We are proud of the valor and valor of our army. Now the time has come to officially declare Pakistan an enemy country and give complete freedom to the army to take action against terrorism.”