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Illegal Bar Row: Smriti Irani ,Daughter Not The Owner Of The Goa Restaurant ,Says High Court

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Smriti Irani and her daughter are not the owners of the illegal restaurant in Goa, observed the High court.

Mumbai:  The Delhi High Court observed that Union Minister Smriti Irani or her daughter never got a license for a restaurant called Silly Souls Cafe and Bar in Goa. The court said Congress leaders conspired to launch a tirade of false, scathing and belligerent personal attacks against BJP leader Smriti Irani and her daughter.

โ€œConsidering the documents on record it is clearly seen that there was no license which was ever issued in favour of the plaintiff or her daughter. The plaintiff or her daughter are not the owners of the restaurant. It has also been established by the plaintiff prima facie that the plaintiff or her daughter never applied for license,โ€ Justice Mini Pushkarna said while hearing a 2-crore civil defamation suit filed by Ms Irani, the Minister for Women and Child Development, against the three Congress leaders.

The High Court said it found the statements of the leaders of Congress to be โ€œof the nature of defamation and appear to be false with malicious intent, only to amass the largest number of viewers and deliberately subject the actor to a large public mockery. โ€œ.

The High Court also said that if congress leaders donโ€™t delete their tweets, Twitter should delete them.

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Nirmala Sitharaman To Address The Opposition In Lok Sabha Over Price Rise

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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will speak in Lok Sabha today at 7 pm. after disruptions in the houses regarding price hike.

Mumbai: After weeks of chaos in the parliament over the price hike, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will speak in Lok Sabha today at 7 pm. Opposition parties have called for a discussion on the matter since the beginning of the monsoon session, but the government has insisted that Ms. Sitharaman, who was out of action due to a Covid infection, would respond herself once she recovered. . The opposition wondered why two weeks of time was wasted when the same discussion could have been held earlier, with another minister commenting on the matter. One million rupees were wasted as the government avoided answering questions on the matter for two weeks, said Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal.

The finance minister Sitharamanโ€™s address comes after two weeks since the monsoon session began observing huge turmoil in both the houses over the matter, the opposition kept demanding a debate on inflation, and the houses were adjourned with many MPs getting suspended for โ€˜unruly behaviorโ€™ as per the Speaker Om Birla.

According to government data released early last month, Indiaโ€™s annual retail inflation rose to 7.01% in June from 6.26% a year earlier. There were also protests against the imposition of the GST on essential items that fell outside its scope.

BJP MP Jayant Sinha set the stage just before the Finance Ministerโ€™s speech by denying that there had not been a price hike. โ€œThe opposition is trying to find a price hike but they canโ€™t find it,โ€ he said, accusing the opposition of โ€œdramaโ€ in the house well.

The speaker got angry when the opposition MPs gathered in the house with packets of curd, butter and buttermilk and raised GST concerns about such staples.

Earlier, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government is ready for a discussion on rising prices in Lok Sabha today and in Rajya Sabha tomorrow. But, he said, the suspended MPs must apologize and the opposition must ensure that no MPs carry placards inside.

 

 

 

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