Jahangir

Veteran actor Suvinder Vicky, a fixture since 1995, is relishing his recent viral fame as Brigadier Jahangir in 'Dhurandhar 2'. He embraces the character's memes, viewing them as a delightful bonus to his perseverance. Vicky, who also stars in the upcoming thriller 'Glory', feels a growing internal satisfaction as audiences connect with his work. Read on to know more in details.

Kareena Kapoor Khan shared glimpses of her "lazy old-school mornings" with sons Taimur and Jeh during a family vacation, possibly at the Pataudi Palace. The couple, known for being hands-on parents, recently fulfilled their "soccer duties" for their boys. Kareena and Saif consistently prioritize attending their children's special events, showcasing their dedication to family time amidst busy schedules.

Trinamool Congress supporters in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas protested against an Election Commission-appointed police observer, Ajay Pal Sharma. They accused him of intimidating party workers ahead of the second phase of polling. Sharma had warned of strict action against those influencing voters, prompting a strong response from TMC candidate Jahangir Khan.

Falta constituency witnessed a high-stakes election day with IPS Ajay Pal Sharma, dubbed 'Singham', patrolling while TMC candidate Jahangir Khan, 'Pushpa', monitored from his control room. Despite charged rhetoric, the anticipated confrontation didn't materialize, overshadowed by EVM complaints, leading to a repoll in Falta.

Elections in Bengal's Falta constituency have been countermanded due to widespread electoral offenses and EVM tampering, affecting 21% of polling stations. A repoll is scheduled for May 21, with counting on May 24. Two aides of the Trinamool candidate were arrested following villager protests.

Bengal's electoral landscape has shifted as the Election Commission cancelled polling in Falta constituency due to widespread EVM tampering. A repoll is set for May 21, making it a unique post-result election. Allegations of threats against villagers and the arrest of a candidate's aides have heightened tensions, focusing attention on the remaining seats to decide the state's next government.

Indian airlines are facing a financial crisis due to high ATF prices, prompting the Federation of Indian Airlines to seek urgent government intervention. Meanwhile, a political row erupted in West Bengal over an IPS officer's warning against a TMC leader accused of voter intimidation. In Gujarat, the BJP achieved a significant victory in civic polls, winning all 15 municipal corporations.

A data centre technician, Mohammed Abdul Naveed, has been arrested in connection with the Durgam Cheruvu cable bridge hit-and-run. Naveed fled to Ooty with his family after the accident, but was traced by police via his mobile phone. He is accused of striking and killing businessman Gosa Shyam Raj on April 19.

TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee challenged the BJP and Election Commission to contest from Falta after a repoll was announced due to "severe electoral offences." The Election Commission cited widespread tampering of EVMs and compromised integrity of recorded votes at multiple booths, leading to the decision for a fresh poll on May 21.

The Calcutta High Court has refused to intervene in allegations against election observer Ajay Pal Sharma, citing the ongoing polling period. A lawyer's plea to restrain the IPS officer, accused of violating the Model Code of Conduct and intimidating voters in South 24 Parganas, was dismissed. The court advised approaching the Election Commission for redressal amidst a political row.

UP IPS officer Ajay Pal Sharma has gone viral for a stern warning issued to a political functionary during the West Bengal assembly elections. Known for his aggressive policing, Sharma, a former dental surgeon, has a reputation for action, including leading numerous police encounters. He also flagged security deployment irregularities at a candidate's residence.

Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra shared nightclub videos of an Election Commission observer, a UP-cadre IPS officer, amid a controversy over his alleged intimidation of TMC workers. The officer, deployed for West Bengal polls, had previously warned "troublemakers" of "appropriate treatment."

UP IPS officer Ajay Pal Sharma issued a stern warning against voter intimidation in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district. Sharma led operations in Falta constituency following complaints and found irregularities in security deployment at a TMC candidate's residence. He also warned against threats to voters, vowing strict action.