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BSP Leader’s Killing: 4 Heldwednesday recovered from Haryana the car used by the killers of the local BSP leader Deepak bharadhwaj in his farmhouse here and picked up four men who are suspected to have provided illigal arms to the assailants.

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Bombs Hurdle Near CourtDindigul: Five persons, including two camera men of local Tamil TV channels, were on Wednesday injured when a person hurdled country bombs at an accused in the murder a dalit outfit found-er near a local court, police said.

Chargesheet in Rape CaseDatia (MP): The Datia police have filled the charge sheet against six accused in a local court, for allegdly gangraping a Swiss woman on March 16 in a forest, the police said. It was perhps the first time that a chargesheet in a gangrape was filed without any test identification parade (TIP) of the accused.

Court Notice to KurienIdukki: In a setback for Rajaya sabha Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien, a court in Kerala onWednesday ordered issue of notice to him on a criminal revision pe-tition filed by the suriyanelli rape victim.

‘Stop Karnataka Dams’C h e n n a i : T a m i l N a d u C h i e f Minister Jayalalitaa on Thursday sought the Centre’s intervention to immediately stop Karnataka

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India Must Stop Treating Sri Lanka as a FriendIy Nation: TN AssembIy House also demands economic sanctions against Colombo,referendum for seperate Tamil Eelam by T MuruganandamStepping up pressure on the UPA government at the Centre, the Tamil Nadu assembly on Wednesday adopted a resolu-tion asking India to move the United Nations Security Coun-cil(UNSC) for a referendum on a separate homeland for Tamils in Sri Lanka, and an economic embargo on Colombo.Urging the Centre to stop treating Sri Lanka as a “friendly nation”, the resolution asked New Delhi to move the UNSC seeking a series of stringent measures against the government there, including a referendum on Tamil Eelam, investigations into “genocide and war crimes”, and an eco-nomic embargo.“An economic sanction should be imposed on the country till atrocities against Tamils are stopped. Keeping in mind the welfare of the Sri Lankan Tamils in the coming days, a referen-dum should beheld among the Tamils in Lanka and those settled abroad,” said the desired resolution. This comes a day after Chief Minister Jayala

‘‘If players are not welcomed in one part of India they should not be part of any IPL matches

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lithaa’s victory on the IPL issue, with Sri Lankan cricketers now set to skip Chennai matches.in the assembly by Jaya on Wednesday was adopte-d unanimously through voice vote. However, many of the opposition MLA were missing. The resolution moved Jaya also used the opportu-nity to criticise DMK president M Karunanidhi for his alleged duplic-ity on the issue, which led to angry protests by DMK MLAs who were evicted from the House before voting and boycotting the session after six of their MLAs were sus-pended for six month. Stepping

up pressure on the UPA gov-ernment at theCentre, the Tamil Nadu assembly on Wednesday adopted a resolution asking In-dia to move the United Nations Security for a referendum on a separate homeland for Tamils in Sri Lanka, and an economic em-bargo on Colombo.Urging the Centre to stop treating Sri Lanka as a ‘‘friendly nation”, the resolu-tion asked New Delhi to move the

UNSC seeking a series of strin-gent measures against the govern-ment there, including a referendum on Tamil Eelam, investigations into “genocide and war crimes”, and an -economic embargo.“An economic sanction should be imposed on the country till atrocities against Tamils are stopped. Keeping in mind the welfare of the Sri Lankan -Tamils in the coming days, a refer-endum should be held among the Tamils in Lanka and those settled abroad,” said the resolution.This comes a day after Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s victory on the IPL is-sue, with Sri Lank an cricketers now set to skip Chennai matches.in the assembly by Jaya on Wednesday was adopted unanimouslythrough voice vote. However, many of the opposition MLA were missing. The resolution moved Jaya also used the opportunity to criticise DMK pres-ident M Karunanidhi for his alleged duplicity on the issue.

Accused in Navysecrets leak case can be extraditedExpress News Service

Metro Trains Delayed by 2 Hours, Commuters ‘Trapped’ in stationExpress News Service

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28 Die in holi IncidentsNew Delhi: Twenty-seven Holi revellers drowned while one person died in a clash as the festival of colours, heralding advent of summer, was celebrated across the country on Wednesday.People applied ‘gulal’ on each oth-er and gorged o sweets and sang and danced to songs and drum beats.

This summer threatens to be es-pecially bad. The Karnataka Elec-tricity Regulatory Commission is set to pronounce its tariff order on Thursday with a hike in electricity rates certain.There was specula-tion on Wednesday that the hike could be between 13 and 25 paise. The Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) and elec-tricity supply companies (ESCOMS) in the state had sought a 70 paise hike earlier this year citing a revenue gap of Rs 2,200 crore.With hydel power generation hav-ing dropped due to poor water storage, Bangalore city is already facing a pow-ershortage of 300 MW and a water shortage of 500 million litres day. In such a scenario,

many people argued against a power tariff hike during KERC’s public hear-ings. Around 2,600 objections were heard by the commission, including those made by industry bodies like FKCCI and technology companies like Infosys. Even BMRCL and BWS-SB objected to a tariff hike this year.The maximum hike announced by the KERC in the previous years has been 27 paise. However, another bur-den that is looming over electricity consumers is the Fuel Adjustment Costs (FAC), which when notified by KERC will mean that consumers will have to pay for fuel used in elec-tricity generation. The tariff order on Thursday will be the fifth in three years. Domestic users currently pay a minimum of Rs 2.30 per unit.

Regulars on the Namma Metro who use the service for its punctuality, were let down on Wednesday as they were made to wait for trains for close to two hours. What’s worse, they were not allowed to leave the station to take alternative transport.Sylvia Andrew a disaster recovryprofessional SylviaAndrew,a disaster recovery professional travelling from MG Rd to Indiranagar, w a i t e d f r o m 1 2 n o o n to around 1.45 pm before deciding to take an autorickshaw or a bus.“We waited

Bricks Development BankDurban: In a majority achieve-ment in India for its campaign for refining the international fi-nancial architeture, BRICKS on wednesday decided to establish a new development bank to finance infrastructure. they also decided to create a $10 billion contingen-cy Reserve Arrangement to tackle any financial crisis in the emerging economics.

and waited and we had no idea why the trains were delayed. When we asked the operators, they said there was a technical problem but they themselves didn’t know what exactly was wrong or when the trainwould come,” she said.What annoyed her more was that the Metro personnel would not allow commuters to leave the stations. “I did not even ask for a refund. All I wanted to do was get out of the place so I could go to Indiranagar. But when the tokens were rejected at the exit counters, we asked the operators to open the emergency gates. They refuse to do that,” she alleges.This resulted in more argument with the personnel and more delays. “Eventually one old man just jumped

barricade and left the station That’s when the personnel opene the gates and let us out,” she said.A statement from Bangalore Metro RailCorporation Ltd (BMRCL) said thatit was because of a technical snag” at the MG Road station that both lines could not be operated from 12:47pm. However, single line operattions were run on the down Bayappana halli to MG Road from 1.17pm -Normalc was estored around 2.10 pm, the statement s aid, adding that trips were affected and 63 commuters were given a refund on demand.

Former millitary ruler Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday said he was ‘‘proud of the kargil operation’’ , during which, Pakistani troops had crossed the line of control and occupied positions on the indian side in 1999.

Don’t NameNew Beneficiaries for Schemes: ECExpress News Service

In its efforts to conduct the May 5 Assembly elections in a fair manner, the Eletion Commission of India (ECI) has directed the state govern-ment not to create new beneficiaries under the existing schemes, includ-ing those under several social securi-ty pensions and Public Distribution System (PDS).Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Anil Kumar Jha said that a letter has been issued to Chief Secretary in this re-gard.“The move is to ensure that party in power should not have an upper hand on others,” he added.He added that the ECI has affected transfer of several IAS officers to sta-tion the best people in constituen-cies. However, he clarified that the officers who were shifted from their present post

Brace for Tariff Shock, KERC verdict Thursday

his judgment.The judge dismissed Shankaran’s claims that the CBI had gone “out of the way to cover up false and fabricated evidence” as having no “merit whatsoever, ” agencies re-ported.United Kingdom’s Crown Police Service (CPS) argued before the court that there was substantial evidence to extradite Shankarant

UK HOME SECRETARYTO TAKE DECISIONThe verdict will be sent to UK Home Secretary Theresa May who will make a final decision of issuing an extradition order. shankaran who has two months time to issue the order.of India for a trial.Meanwhile, Shan-karan’s legal teamin London told agencies that he would be appealing against the ruling of District Judge Evans.Judge Evans said that an ap-peal can be only made on the deci-sion of the Secretary of State, who has a time period of two months from the date of court ruling to issue the order. Shankaran is one of the prime accused in the 2006 Navy War room leak case. Many secret doc-uments were allegedly stolen from Directorate of Naval operations in New Delhi, also known as the Navy War room.

NewDelhi:ALondon court has approved the ex-tradition of Navy war room leak -case accused Ravi Shankaran, Cen-tral Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sources said on Wednesday.The CBI got the Interpol to issue a red corner notice against him in July, 2006. Shankaran (46) is a retired naval commander and a relative of former Navy chief admiral Arun Prakash.A CBI spokesperson in Delhi said that the matter wouldnow be re-ferred to the Britain’s Secratary of State for further orders.“Once Shan-karan is extradited, it will strengthen the CBI investigation in the case,” he added. District judge Nicholas Evans at Westminster Magistrates Court in London ruled that a “case to answer” has been made out against the accused and his verdict can now be sent to the UK Home Secretary Theresa May who will make a final decision of issuing an extradition order, agencies said.Shankaran has been remanded in conditional bail, which includes requirement to live at a new address in theUnited Kingdom that he submitted to the court on Wednesday along with a deposit of 20,000 pounds.Though he managed to get bail, Shankaran cannot travel abroad, agencies re-ported.“The court is concerned with English rules of law and evidence that may be in admissible in India is not a consideration. No new evidence has been presented that deals a knock-out blow to the prima facie case to answer,” Judge Evans said in

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