Maharashtra
MVA’s Cong candidate wins Kolhapur North Assembly bypoll
On expected lines, the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) supported Congress candidate Jayashree Jadhav swept the Kolhapur North constituency by-election, the results of which were announced on Saturday.
She defeated her main rival, Bharatiya Janata Party nominee Satyajit Kadam with a comfortable margin of nearly 18,900 votes in the elections held two days ago.
The bypoll for the erstwhile royal seat of the Chhatrapatis was necessitated following the death of Congress MLA Chandrakant Jadhav who succumbed to Covid-19 in December 2021.
Top leaders of the Shiv Sena-Nationalist Congress Party-Congress hailed Jayashree Jadhav’s victory saying that the people of Kolhapur had rejected outright the BJP’s divisive politics of Hindutva and hatred vis-a-vis the MVA’s all-inclusive developmental agenda.
Crime
Mumbai Police nab Rs 10 crore hashish supplier in Bihar as he tries to flee to Nepal

Mumbai, Aug 27: The Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested the alleged main supplier from Bihar in connection with the seizure of hashish worth more than Rs 10 crore, an official said on Thursday.
The breakthrough came after the Worli Unit of the ANC arrested a person near Bandra Terminus on August 17 and recovered 10.010 kg of hashish from his possession. The seized contraband was estimated to be worth around Rs 10.01 crore in the international market. A case was subsequently registered at the Nirmal Nagar Police Station.
During the interrogation of the arrested accused, investigators obtained information about the alleged supplier of the narcotic substance. Acting on the lead, a team comprising personnel from the Worli Unit, including SPO Kiran Wagh and officer Rohit Sali, was dispatched to Bihar to trace the supplier.
On August 23, the Mumbai Crime Branch team reached Raxaul in Bihar’s East Champaran district and, with the assistance of the local police, apprehended the accused near Motihari. Police said he was preparing to flee to neighbouring Nepal when he was arrested.
Further investigation into the drug supply network is underway.
In a separate anti-narcotics operation, the Special Operations Team (SOT) of the LB Nagar Zone and the Nagole police on August 22 had busted an alleged inter-state hashish oil trafficking network and arrested two persons with 14.2 kg of the narcotic substance, valued at approximately Rs 1.75 crore.
The accused were identified as 30-year-old Thalle Nagaraju and 39-year-old Nagula Narayana alias Kiran, both natives of Andhra Pradesh’s Alluri Sitarama Raju district.
Police had intercepted the duo while they were allegedly transporting the hashish oil on a motorcycle towards Gowrelly Road in Nagole. Acting on specific information, officers had conducted vehicle checks at Gowrelly X Road and stopped their motorcycle.
The police recovered 14 packets containing a black-coloured substance, weighing around 14.2 kg in total. Two mobile phones, the motorcycle and Rs 2,500 in cash were also seized.
Maharashtra
The Holy Prophet came as a mercy to the world not only to humans but also to animals.

Mumbai: the arrival of the government, the arrival of the master, the arrival of the lord, the streets of Mumbai echoed with the loud slogans of “Welcome, welcome, welcome” when the historic Muhammadi procession was taken out from the Khalifat House. The procession was warmly welcomed at every place. The procession was accompanied by a convoy of lovers of the Prophet, reciting Naat and Manaqabat along the way, playing drums. The convoy of lovers of the Prophet passed through the Muslim-majority areas of Nagpara, Madnapura, Do Tanki and other highways and came to a peaceful end at Mastan Talab after reciting Naat, Manaqabat and prayers. Before the procession, a meeting was held at the Khalifat House, where scholars described the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) as a mercy for the worlds and said that today the world has come to his aid. Addressing the gathering, Mufti Hazrat Allama Khaliq Ashraf, Principal of Darul Uloom Ashrafia Mazhar Uloom, said that until 40 years before the announcement of Prophethood, people were indeed human, but they did not have human qualities. He (PBUH) transformed the beasts, i.e., beasts, into humans on the land of Arabia. My Holy Prophet did not come as a mercy only for humans, but he came as a mercy for animals as well. When the Prophet (peace be upon him) visited the house of a deer owner, the deer said that it had two children and wanted permission to breastfeed them. The Prophet (peace be upon him) told the deer owner that this deer is the mother of two children and wants permission to breastfeed her children and will return after breastfeeding. The owner then asked who would guarantee that the deer would return. The Prophet (peace be upon him) guaranteed the return of the deer and the deer returned after breastfeeding. The Prophet (peace be upon him) expressed his desire to buy the deer. The deer owner gave the deer to the Prophet (peace be upon him) and then he untied its rope and set it free. The deer said that you are Muhammad Mustafa (peace be upon him), you were the only one who could set me free. You (peace be upon him) were merciful not only to humans but also to animals. This Muhammadan procession will be successful when humanity is shown in the procession. If an ambulance comes on the way, give way to it. Eid Priority should be given to welfare works on Milad-un-Nabi and good deeds should be done on the birth of Muhammad (peace be upon him). This will be our true tribute to the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him). Deputy Chairperson of the Legislative Council Sachin Ahir said that the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) has spread the message of peace and is the standard bearer of justice and humanity. The message of brotherhood and peace is spread in the procession of Eid Milad-un-Nabi and unity is achieved. We are different, our ways of worship are unique, but our homeland is one and our goal is to promote unity. Member of Parliament Congress Senior Leader Imran Pratap Garhi started his speech with a poem and said that.
I respect all the people in the world, but after Mustafa, Imran Pratap Garhi narrated the history of the Khilafat Movement and said that Gandhiji had started the Non-Cooperation Movement along with the Khilafat Movement. When the Messenger of Allah was sent into the world, he was sent as a mercy for the whole world. India is like a bouquet and we have made countless sacrifices for the freedom of this country. Therefore, the unity and solidarity of this country is its specialty. Former MLA Waris Pathan said that this is not a political procession, by the grace of Allah Almighty, we have all gathered here to celebrate the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet. MLA Amin Patel said that you (PBUH) have come to this earth as a mercy for the worlds and we, the lovers of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), celebrate his birth anniversary. Member of Assembly Manoj Jamsatkar said that the Khilafat Committee is of historical importance and the procession of Milad is taken out from here. You (PBUH) have broken the chains of ignorance, oppression and oppression and given a new life to humanity. After the meeting, after the prayers and greetings, the meeting took the form of a procession. In the procession, the leader of the procession, Allama Khaliq Ashraf, Congress leader and MP Imran Parpapgarhi, MP Amin Patel and others rode in an open jeep and led the procession. The procession was given a grand welcome by the Baikla Fruit Market. Before the vehicle of these leaders, a convoy of lovers of the Prophet was playing Naat and Manaqabat of the Prophet of Mercy in a respectful and respectful manner, which was very unique. The procession also included tableaux of the holy place, in which the attractions of Medina and Mecca were also included on trucks. In view of Eid Milad-un-Nabi, the police had also made strict security arrangements. Additional Commissioner Central Region Vikram Di Mane, along with the procession staff, was on duty to provide security for the procession. No untoward incident of any kind was reported during the procession and the procession ended peacefully.
Maharashtra
Shiv Sena’s ‘Yuva Samvad’ (Youth Dialogue) in Andheri

Mumbai: Shiv Sena organised a ‘Yuva Samvad’ (Youth Dialogue) programme in Andheri Assembly constituency, which was enthusiastically attended by a large number of youth. During the event, the youth asked Dr. Shrikant Shinde questions related to education, startups, artificial intelligence (AI), competitive exams, the arts sector, and learning Marathi language. Dr. Shrikant Shinde answered their questions in a pleasant and conversational atmosphere, emphasizing that the youth should not be seen as a mere ‘vote bank’ but through the lens of their future.
The event was organised by Shiv Sena MLA from Andheri, Murji Patel and was attended by Industries Minister Uday Samant, MP Ravinder Waikar and several other Shiv Sena office bearers.
Speaking on the occasion, Murji Patel said that today the youth have high expectations from Shiv Sena. Highlighting the journey of Dr. Shrikant Shinde, he said that the youth are eager to know how Shrikant Shinde overcame difficult circumstances to complete his medical education and achieve success. Marji Patel said that he has vowed to take the party to every home and the work of taking the message of Shiv Sena to every home is underway. He described himself as a grassroots worker, noting that a large number of people who connect with him come from ordinary families and slums. Praising Dr. Shrikant Shinde’s leadership, he remarked that Shinde answers calls from party workers even at 2 am. Uday Samant praised Dr. Shrikant Shinde for his hard work and patriotism. He said Shrikant Shinde completed his medical education with hard work and has a deep sense of patriotism. Referring to ‘Operation Sindhoor’, he said that India gave a befitting reply after the terrorist attack on the country. He said that Shrikant Shinde took the initiative to reveal the truth behind ‘Operation Sindhoor’ to the world.
Jain community should not be seen as just a vote bank
Dr. Shrikant Shinde said that the aim of this programme is to directly interact with the youth. He mentioned that the government listens seriously to any demand of the Jain community and pays attention to them.
He remarked that while some people see the Jain community as just a vote bank and exploit them politically, this is not the intention of the government. Stressing on the need to talk about the future of the youth, he said that this dialogue should be a two-way process rather than a one-sided one. It is very important to understand what the youth want for their future.
Questions related to online education and competitive exams
Raising the issue of high fees for online classes, the youth asked what the government can do for economically backward students. A student suggested starting online classes for competitive exam preparation so that students from financially weaker backgrounds can prepare without having to rely on expensive coaching.
Acknowledging the importance of this suggestion, Dr. Shrikant Shinde noted that such classes have already been started in some places. He said that efforts will be made to start similar classes in every assembly constituency after consulting all stakeholders. Youth enthusiasm for startups and AI
The youth also asked questions about starting a business and the use of AI. In response, Shrikant Shinde said that Maharashtra is at the forefront of the country in the startup sector. He added that the government has made a policy on AI and is working to prepare the youth for new opportunities in this sector.
Recognition of artists
A student stressed on increasing employment and income opportunities for artists. The student said that just as doctors and engineers command respect in the society, artists also deserve recognition and respect. Responding to this, Dr. Shrikant Shinde said that the suggestion will definitely be considered. He stressed the need to work to ensure better opportunities and respect for artists.
UP youth ask: How can we learn Marathi?
During the event, a student from Uttar Pradesh expressed his desire to learn Marathi and asked if arrangements could be made to teach it. Shrikant Shinde said that efforts are already underway to teach Marathi to auto-rickshaw drivers and similar initiatives will be tried for the youth soon.
Judge for yourself the pre-2014 and post-2014 periods
Dispelling concerns that some individuals are misleading the youth, Shrikant Shinde said that this is debatable. He said that while some people try to spread misinformation, the youth are sensible and intelligent.
He urged the youth to seek information for themselves instead of blindly believing what others say. He suggested that they compare the period before 2014 with the period after. By comparing the two, they themselves will be able to distinguish between right and wrong.
The Shiv Sena has established a direct connection with the youth through the ‘Yuva Samvad’ (Youth Dialogue) programme.
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