Legal Rights Observatory  

Rajdeep’s series of lies can be made into an episode as he was caught yet again apologising profusely to Vinay Joshi, Legal Rights Observatory Convener for spreading lies about BHU VC and Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 

According to a complaint made by the Niam Khasi leadership, allegedly a group of people led by nine Church elders attacked the temple while the Niam Khasi people were “performing annual religious ceremonies” 

The rights body had lodged a complaint with MHA and the IT ministry to investigate the role of four Assam media outlets and their owners, their financial transactions, source of income and possible flow of funds from foreign intelligence agencies and banned terrorist groups. 

 

 

The RSS-backed rights body Legal Rights Observatory (LRO) has moved the Election Commission of India (ECI) against the Arunachal Pradesh Christian Revival Church Council (APCRCC) for rallying voters to vote for a particular candidate on religious grounds in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

In its complaint to the information and technology minister, LRO said, “Since the issue of Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016 started creating waves in North East India, many media houses based in Assam started exploiting situation for their own benefit. Defunct militant group ULFA has launched fresh recruitment drive in Assam by using media created unrest.”

Modi govt responds to complaints against inviting journalist who supports 'Maoist terrorist ideology' and 'defames Indian Army' to address IAS trainees at Lal Bahadur Shastri Academy of Administration and at the army commanders’ conference

Jharkhand govt leads the way, scraps Simdega land deal which allegedly shortchanged tribals and encroached on state property; complainant thanks MyNation
 

A key suspect in the racket was picked up by a joint team of Punjab and Jharkhand police. The NCPCR moved on the complaint and asked the Ludhiana administration for the so-called 'black book'