Mumbai: Film actor Salman Khan has once again received a death threat. Salman Khan is being targeted by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and the Lawrence gang has also threatened to kill Salman, after which Salman Khan is continuously receiving death threats on social media. The Mumbai Traffic Control Room received a WhatsApp message in which Salman Khan has been threatened to enter his house and kill him and blow up his car with a bomb. After receiving this threatening message, the Worli Police has registered a case of threat against an unknown person on the complaint of the Traffic Police.
Mumbai Police is now investigating whether the person who threatened Salman Khan belongs to a gang or if this threat was made by someone mischievously. The police are also on alert after the threatening message. Tight security arrangements have been made near Salman Khan’s house, along with which Salman Khan also has V-Plus security. In such a situation, the police have also taken this threat seriously.
Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Panchalkar has also ordered the police to be alert regarding threatening phone calls, WhatsApp or threatening messages on social media. The Mumbai Police and the Crime Branch are also investigating this matter. Salman Khan’s life is in danger, so the police do not want to take any kind of negligence and the police have also started an investigation in this matter. Salman Khan has received death threats several times before. The police have also arrested three people in this case.

Ranchi, April 14: Jharkhand Minority Welfare Minister and a leader of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) Hafizul Hasan Ansari sparked a huge controversy when he said that Islamic law, Shariat, is above the Indian Constitution.

His remarks, made during a conversation with a local media channel, have ignited a political storm in the state.

Senior BJP leaders have strongly condemned his statement and are now calling for his removal from the Cabinet.

In the conversation, Ansari said, “Shariat is bigger for me. We keep the Quran in our hearts and the Constitution in our hands. Muslims walk with the Quran in their hearts and the Constitution in their hands. So, we will hold onto the Shariat first, then the Constitution. This is what my Islam teaches me.”

Reacting sharply, Jharkhand BJP President, Babulal Marandi, took to social media, criticising Ansari’s remarks.

“For Minister Hafizul Hasan, Shariat matters more than the Constitution, as he is clearly focussed on his ‘goal’ and loyal only to his community. During the elections, he sought votes from the poor, Dalits, and tribals, but now he is trying to advance an Islamic agenda,” Marandi wrote.

Marandi further labelled the statement as “dangerous” and warned, “This radical thinking is becoming a threat to the cultural and tribal identity of the entire state, particularly in Santhal Pargana. When someone in a constitutional position promotes radical ideology, it poses a threat not only to the present but also to future generations.”

The BJP leader also urged politicians from all parties to rise above political affiliations and address the issue. “Shariat contradicts the basic principles of the Constitution written by Babasaheb Ambedkar. If Rahul Gandhi and Hemant Soren truly believe in the Constitution, they must immediately remove Hafizul Hasan from the Cabinet,” Marandi demanded.

Union Minister of State for Defence and Ranchi BJP MP, Sanjay Seth, also condemned Ansari’s statement, calling it unfortunate.

“On a day when the entire country is honouring Dr Ambedkar and the Constitution, a Jharkhand Minister who took oath on the Constitution is saying that Shariat is above it. This is a misfortune for our democracy. Shariat can never take precedence over the Constitution,” Seth said.

Godda BJP MP, Nishikant Dubey, claimed that the Congress and its allies do not respect Baba Saheb Ambedkar’s Constitution.

Sharing the video of Ansari’s statement on social media, Dubey wrote, “This is the Jharkhand government Minister Hafizul Ansari, who believes Shariat law — essentially the Muslim Constitution — comes before any other Constitution. The media won’t speak on this because this is what the INDIA alliance stands for.”

Chennai, April 14: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi extended warm wishes to the people of Tamil Nadu on the occasion of the Tamil New Year, marking the beginning of the month of Chithirai in the state.

In a post on social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi greeted the people, saying, “May this New Year usher in prosperity, good health, and happiness. May everyone be blessed with good health.”

Congress MP and LoP Rahul Gandhi also conveyed his greetings on the occasion. In his message on ‘X’, LoP Gandhi wrote, “May this New Year bring you harmony, prosperity, good health, and happiness.”

The Tamil New Year was celebrated across the state on Monday with traditional fervour and gaiety. Devotees thronged temples across Tamil Nadu, including prominent shrines in Madurai and Tiruchirappalli, to offer prayers for a prosperous year ahead.

Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi also extended his greetings, saying, “On the auspicious occasion of Tamil New Year, I extend my warmest greetings and best wishes to all, especially my Tamil brothers and sisters across the world. This day is a celebration of our proud, ancient, and rich Tamil culture and heritage, vibrant present, and promising future.”

He added, “May the New Year bring prosperity, good health, renewed energy, and abundant opportunities to all. May it further reinforce our collective resolve to build a developed Tamil Nadu for a Viksit Bharat 2047 in the Amrit Kaal.”

Political leaders across the spectrum joined in the celebrations.

AIADMK General Secretary and former Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami said, “Let us all achieve new goals, overcome challenges, and make Tamil Nadu flourish in this New Year.”

Other leaders who extended their wishes included AMMK founder T.T.V. Dhinakaran, MDMK chief Vaiko, PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss, and expelled AIADMK leader O. Panneerselvam.