
Maya demands immediate action to stop attacks
In the wake of killing of a youth hailing from Uttar Pradesh in Mumbai, Chief Minister Mayawati on Wednesday asked the Centre and Maharashtra government to take immediate action to stop attacks on north Indians, saying they have "failed" to prevent such incidents.
"The Centre and Maharashtra government should initiate immediate measures to check attack on north Indians in Maharashtra," Mayawati said in a letter shot off to the union government and Maharashtra chief minister.
Terming the attacks as "unfortunate", the chief minister said that both Centre and Maharashtra government have failed to check such "unconstitutional acts".
Mayawati also announced an ex-gratia of Rs two lakhs for the family of the victim, Dharam Dev, who hailed from Sant Kabir Nagar district of the state.
She also directed the district administration to provide all possible help to the family.

CPI(M) hits out at Centre for tractor rally

'Can't condone': Tharoor says farmers' flag on Red Fort is 'unfortunate'

Don't do anything that tarnishes the movement, Yogendra Yadav tells farmers

Centre plans to provide incentive for early commencement of production

Andhra Governor’s balanced development pitch points to 3 capitals plan

Tractor rally: Protesting farmers enter Red Fort, hoist flag from its ramparts

Teacher for 7 decades, 102-year-old class 7 pass out is Padma Shri winner

'This is me': Rioters flaunt involvement in Capitol siege on social media

Tamil Nadu tractor rally largely peaceful; farmers, cops scuffle in delta areas

Assam’s Padma awardee worked to eradicate witch-hunting practice

India criticises delay in UN reforms, calls for transparent negotiations

Farmer part of rally dies, protesters allege cops fired at his tractor

'Country's loss...,' Rahul Gandhi tweets on tractor march violence in Capital

Several Delhi Metro stations shut as farmers’ tractor rally turns violent
