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Lucknow
The role of Union Minister Ajay Mishra Teni’s son Ashish Mishra in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case is suspicious. An FIR has also been registered against him and the police is preparing to interrogate him. A case of murder has been registered against Ajay Mishra under section 302 of IPC. Ashish Mishra is accused of being present in the same jeep that crushed the farmers. Along with this, Ashish is also accused of firing bullets.

In a conversation with a TV news channel, Lucknow IG Laxmi Singh said, ‘There have been two FIRs in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence. No one has been named in the second FIR. On the question of questioning Ashish Mishra, he said, “First we will investigate and then we will call him.” It is being said that Ashish Mishra can also be arrested due to the registration of FIR under 302.

Ashish can also surrender
According to sources, Ashish Mishra himself can surrender after reaching Lakhimpur Kheri District Court. Jagjit Singh of Bahraich district has lodged an FIR against Ashish Mishra. According to the FIR, the violence in Lakhimpur Kheri is pre-planned. The Union Minister and his son had hatched the conspiracy. The provocative speech was given by the Union Minister of State on the farmers, which led to violence and 8 people lost their lives.

Ashish came with 15-20 people
The FIR reads, “The farmers had gathered in the grounds of Maharaja Agrasen Inter College on the day of the incident and were protesting peacefully against Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya and Ajay Mishra. Then Ashish (residents of Banbirpur, Nighasan, Kheri) and 15-20 unknown and armed men in three four wheelers came at high speed from Banbirpur towards the venue of the meeting.

Ashish was firing while sitting on the left side of the jeep.
It is alleged that Ashish was firing while sitting on the left seat of the jeep while the vehicle trampled the crowd. In this firing, farmer Gurvinder Singh (22), resident of Matranian, Bahraich, died on the spot due to bullet injuries. In the Tahrir, the complainant has also given the numbers of two vehicles. It has been alleged in the complaint that these vehicles coming at high speed overturned in the pit due to which many passersby were also seriously injured.

The Central Government on Wednesday told the court that no changes will be made this year in the pattern of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Super Specialty (NEET SS 2021). The revised pattern will be implemented from next year itself. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati informed the Supreme Court that NEET-SS 2021 exam will be conducted as per the existing pattern this year. The revised pattern will be effective only from the academic session 2022-2023.

What was the whole matter?
In fact, the Center had decided to postpone the examination till January 2022. 41 PG students filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the last minute changes in the NEET SS exam pattern. During the hearing on this, the Center has told the Supreme Court that it wants to conduct the examination on January 10-11, 2022 by implementing the new examination pattern. However, the Supreme Court asked the Center to postpone its decision while slamming it for making changes in the pattern shortly before the exam. Let us inform that this exam was to be held on November 13 and 14, 2021.

What did the court say?
The bench consisted of Justice DY Chandrachud, Justice Vikram Nath and Justice BV Nagarathna. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhatt appeared on behalf of the Central Government. Justice Chandrachud told the Solicitor General, “You announce changes in August for exams in November. When students come to court, you change the exams to January. It’s not a good sign for medical education in the country.” Is.” The judge also noted that it appears that both medical education and medical regulation have become a business.

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