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‘Biased organisation with political agenda’: India rejects US religious freedom report
India rejected the USCIRF report, calling it biased and politically driven. The Ministry of External Affairs criticized USCIRF for misrepresenting facts and urged it to focus on US issues. The report had alleged severe violations of religious freedom in India, including violence and legal changes affecting minorities. India has consistently denied USCIRF visas, citing interference.
French firm’s allegations will impact Mumbai’s image: Opposition
Mumbai Congress chief Varsha Gaikwad called for a CBI probe into allegations of corruption against MMRDA by Systra, emphasizing the impact on Mumbai’s reputation. Aaditya Thackeray and Rohit Pawar echoed demands for an impartial investigation, highlighting the gravity of claims presented by the French consultant.
