'Naxalites can't make law': Heated exchange between lawyers during Vande Mataram hearing
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The Election Commission of India is likely to extend the deadline for filing claims and objections during the ongoing Delhi voter list revision exercise. Over 31 lakh notices have been issued to voters as part of this process. Political parties have raised concerns about whether all eligible voters have actually received their notices. There are also worries that voters may not have adequate time to respond before the current deadline. The extension, if granted, would give residents more time to ensure their names are correctly included on the electoral roll.

Jammu and Kashmir authorities have scanned approximately 2 million books across the region's libraries as part of a content review exercise. More than 4,000 books have been withdrawn after being flagged for allegedly containing anti-national content. The data was presented before the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. The figures came to light in response to a query raised by independent MLA Sheikh Khursheed Ahmad during the assembly session.

Nandan Yadav, accused in a groping incident in Bihar, had an active Facebook presence prior to his arrest. His social media timeline featured multiple videos of him posing aggressively, both alone and with friends. The posts also included content related to liquor and dancing. The videos surfaced amid public scrutiny following the alleged assault case. Authorities are investigating the incident as details about the accused continue to emerge.

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