Wrong Indian guide, with some portion of J&K absent, sold on Amazon Canada! BJP pioneer pummels site

New Delhi: E-trade entrance Amazon Canada has set available to be purchased a wrong Indian guide with parts of Jammu and Kashmir missing, and the issue became known when BJP pioneer Tajinder Pal S Bagga posted a connection on Twitter.

The item depiction on the site demonstrates a vinyl divider sticker with the wrong guide of India being sold by the organization.

Bagga took to Twitter to highlight the issue, requesting a quick evacuation of the dubious item by Amazon.

In January this year, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had denounced Amazon for the offer of doormats with the Indian banner imprinted on them.

She had debilitated of renouncing visas of the Amazon authorities.

Notwithstanding, it appears Amazon has not gained from its oversights and appeared to have welcomed another debate.

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Yogi Adityanath serves legal notice to NC leader for 'spreading hatred' against BJP

The lawful notice affirms that Mattu has put forth such expressions to bring about "deliberate" contempt among the general population towards the BJP and the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, in this manner specifically impelling scorn against the legislature of that state and consequently, they are rebellious in nature.

It has been requested that a conciliatory sentiment be distributed inside two weeks for the saffron gathering and Adityanath coming up short which, lawful activity would be started.

Responding to the advancement, Mattu said he would not be discouraged by such "fearful acts".

"The individuals who have transparently prompted savagery against Muslims are incidentally sending a legitimate notice to me for maligning. It appears that Adityanath has mixed up reputation for notoriety. Read more:-International Database

"He has utilized terrorizing and badgering as political weapons in Uttar Pradesh. He has transparently undermined Muslims of genuine results and stigmatized them. I will react to the notice through my legal counselors. They are looking at it and will react in a proper way," he included.

Kashmiri cricket club wears Pakistani jersey, sings 'Pak sarzamin shad bad'

New Delhi: A neighborhood Kashmiri cricket club has set off a tremendous debate after a video surfaced on the online networking demonstrating its players wearing Pakistani cricket group's uniform. The colleagues likewise sang the Pakistani national song of devotion before the begin of the match.

The group that wore the Pakistani green is named after Baba Darya Ud Din, a famous holy person whose sanctum is arranged in Ganderbal. Their adversaries wore white.

InUth reports that preceding the begin of the match, the analyst declared through amplifiers that Pakistani national song of devotion would be played before the match as a 'sign of regard'. The report includes that the play area is situated alongside the nearby police headquarters. Read more:-International Database

"We needed our group to look changed and furthermore needed to show kindred Kashmiris that we haven't overlooked Kashmir issue, so we discovered this specific topic as most proper and appealing," InUth cited a player as saying.