Delhi gangrape on moving bus: DCW chairperson says culprits ‘must get punishment’
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India has dismissed a ruling by the Hague court related to the Indus Waters Treaty, asserting that the court holds no jurisdiction over the matter. New Delhi stated it has never participated in proceedings before this body and does not recognize its authority in this case. India also confirmed that it has consistently refused to acknowledge any of the court's previous pronouncements on the issue. The rejection signals India's firm stance on not accepting third-party adjudication in disputes concerning the decades-old water-sharing treaty with Pakistan.

Punjab police have been given a deadline to take action against a Congress leader over alleged anti-Dalit remarks. The case has drawn attention amid claims that those involved have been evading accountability. Sarbjot Singh, son of veteran politician Buta Singh, has alleged that he is receiving threatening phone calls from individuals connected to the matter. The threats have added urgency to demands for swift police action. Authorities are now under pressure to respond within the stipulated timeframe.

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