Saxena (81), who was suffering from cancer in the tongue and had been operated upon recently, was having difficulty in breathing and was admitted to a private hospital on Monday night, family told PTI.
He has made noteworthy contribution in Hindi cinema.
The agency has filed a charge sheet in the special court in Nagpur against the then Deputy General Manager, Assistant General Manager at that time, the then Chief Manager of UBI and three directors of a Nagpur-based private firm under charges of criminal conspiracy to cheat and provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act, an CBI spokesperson said.
"It was alleged that officials of UBI had sanctioned and released credit facility to the company and committed criminal breach of trust in respect of the funds of the bank over which they had dominion and cheated the bank," the spokesperson said in a statement.
During CBI investigation, it came to light that the UBI officials and directors of the company were in criminal conspiracy and had allegedly sanctioned credit limit of Rs three crore to the company which was enhanced subsequently.
"The loan amount sanctioned was diverted/siphoned-off for other than business activity from the account of the said private firm and transferred to the accounts of its sister concern, which resulted in a non performing asset with an outstanding amount of Rs 4.58 crore," the statement said.
Advocate A P Singh, appearing for accused Vinay Kumar and Akshay Singh, swooned in the middle of defence arguments.
The doctors from the dispensary within the court complex were then called.
By the time the doctors arrived, which took more than half-an-hour, the court staff and Singh's associates managed to stabilise his condition to some extent.
Singh, who was by then a bit in control of himself, could be seen telling his associates about the first aid he needed.
After the doctors examined him, he was taken in a wheelchair to an ambulance which ferried him to his doctor in northwest Delhi.
Earlier, during the proceedings, additional sessions Judge Yogesh Khanna also noticed Singh's discomfiture and advised the lawyer to be seated while advancing his arguments.
However, Singh refused to be seated and continued with his arguments between which he would stop to take glucose to maintain his sugar level.
Police, however, said there was no casualty. They said that a box, which was lying near the crossing of Central Avenue and Madan street, suddenly exploded in the busy area, where people were on way to their offices.
Police immediately rushed to the area along with the city police bomb squad and sniffer dogs to ascertain if any other bombs remained planted around the place.
"Fortunately, there is no casualty or injury in the incident. An investigation is on," the police said.
"Preliminary investigation reveals that the incident was not a serious one. Normalcy has been restored in the entire area," the police said.
MUMBAI: Ministry of tourism has targeted to create additional employment of about 2.5 crore in the tourism sector during the 12th five-year plan. The additional employment that would be created would be both direct as well as indirect employment.
India 's share in the international tourist arrivals is also targeted to increase to 1% from the existing 0.64%, according to information provided by the ministry.
During the 12th five year plan, the ministry is poised to address the various issues related with development and promotion of tourism in the country including Punjab, in consultation with the concerned state governments and union territory administrations and tourism industry stakeholders.
The ministry of tourism provides central financial assistance (CFA) to various state governments/union territory administrations for various tourism projects prioritized every year in consultation with them subject to availability of funds, inter-se priority and adherence to the scheme guidelines.
Further to resolve inter-ministerial issues involved in the development of tourism in the country an inter-ministerial coordination committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of the principal secretary to the prime minister.
Some 126 aftershocks have been recorded, the largest measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale, according to a statement from the disaster relief headquarters of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
The quake hit the border area of Rongxian County in Sichuan and Deqen and Shangri-la counties in Yunnan at 4:44am on Wednesday, the China Earthquake Networks Centre said.
No casualties have been reported, although the quake has destroyed dozens of houses, cut off road traffic and telecommunication in two counties, affecting 52,617 residents of Yunnan, 5,000 of whom have been relocated, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
More than 600 tents, 1,200 quilts and 18 tonnes of grain had been sent to the disaster areas, the report said.
"We registered FIR against the contractor of buildings, (apart from) engineers, officials and employees concerned of VUDA under sections 304, 308 and 114 of IPC," said Police Inspector Bhanupratap Parmar.
The FIR was filed by the Gujarat government. While section 304 specifies punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, section 308 with the attempt to commit culpable homicide and section 114 on the presence of abettor when the offence is committed.
When asked about the number of officials and employees of VUDA booked and their names, Parmar said that will come to know during investigations.
Eleven people lost their life when the two 11-year-old three-storey buildings caved in in Madhavnagar locality of Atladara area in the wee hours yesterday.
Parmar said the relief and rescue operation concluded last night and the debris removed from the spot.
Gujarat government-promoted Vadodara Development Authority (VUDA) had constructed the buildings under a housing scheme for economically weaker sections.
Residents of the colony where the blocks were located had blamed poor quality of the construction for the incident.
Incidentally, the residents on Tuesday had requested VUDA officials to repair these building whose foundation they claimed had become "weak".
According to residents, they had complained to VUDA about many cracks developed on the walls of the buildings but the authorities concerned failed to act.
"Tinu Verma was arrested at about 3.00am today from his hideout in the city," S D Dafle, senior inspector of Kurar police station, said.
Tinu and his stepbrother Manohar Verma had been at loggerheads over a family farmhouse in Goregaon since long and on August 23, the two were involved in a violent argument, following which Tinu allegedly attacked Manohar with a sword, fracturing his legs, police said.
On the same day, Manohar registered an FIR against Tinu under sections 307 (attempt to murder) and 452 (house-trespass after preparation for hurt, assault or wrongful restraint) of IPC and sections 4, 25 of the Arms Act in Kurar police station, they said.
Tinu alleged that his share of area had been encroached upon by Manohar, police said adding that Tinu was angry over this issue following which he had attacked the victim.
Executive Director of HPCL's Vizag refinery VVR Narasimham said that M Malakondaiah(46) and Manmadha Reddy(46), who were undergoing treatment at Manipal Hospital, Ramana (40) at Old Care Hospital and YV Satya Rao (27) who was being treated at New Care Hospital, all of them were engaged by the private contractors, died today.
However,Eight injured workers,who had been flown to Mumbai, were responding well to the treatment, he added.
A massive fire broke out on Friday evening at the sprawling HPCL complex when workers engaged by private contractors were inside. Of the 18 persons killed, only one - Ch Murali, incharge of the cooling tower - was an HPCL employee.
Another 18 injured persons are undergoing treatment at various hospitals in the city.
The tremors, which were felt at 3.43pm, lasted few seconds, the India Meteorological Department officials said.
The epicentre of the quake, which measured 4.7 on the Richter scale, was on the border of Hoshiarpur district of Punjab and Una district of Himachal Pradesh.
There was no report of any damage to property or injuries to any person, they added.
All the five accused were brought to the crime scene at around 1pm and police sought details from them as to what had transpired on the fateful day.
The victim, an intern with an English magazine, was allegedly raped by the five accused when she had gone to the desolate Shakti Mills premises on August 22 with a male colleague on an assignment. Her colleague is a prime witness in the case.
Joint Commissioner of Police (crime) Himanshu Roy, who is supervising the investigation, was also present at Mills when the accused were brought there.
The reconstruction of events that led to the crime is also being video-recorded, police sources said.
All five accused - Salim Ansari, Vijay Jadhav, Chand Babu Sattar Shaikh, Mohammed Kasim Hafiz Shaikh alias Kasim Bengali and Siraj Rehman Khan - are in the custody of the Mumbai Crime Branch.
Police had earlier said that when Salim made a phone call to Kasim Bengali, asking him to immediately reach Shakti mills on the day of the crime, the latter was present in a shanty with Chand, Siraj and one more person. "That person has been found and made a witness in the case," he said.
Yesterday, two teams from Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, and Gujarat Forensic Science Laboratory, carrying advanced equipment, thoroughly examined the crime scene for nearly three hours to gather evidence to build a water-tight case against the accused.
The team from Gujarat also had two psychiatrists who conducted Layered Voice Analysis (LVA) on the accused. LVA is a technique designed for truth verification and detection of deceit. It helps measure the emotional content of human speech, captured live or extracted from recorded audio.
Police have also conducted searches at the homes of the accused and recovered clothes including undergarments.
Responding to a query about the victim being forced to clean the crime scene after the brutal act, a police official had earlier replied in the affirmative but said plenty of evidence was still collected from the spot.
All the five accused were brought to the crime scene at around 1pm and police sought details from them as to what had transpired on the fateful day.
The victim, an intern with an English magazine, was allegedly raped by the five accused when she had gone to the desolate Shakti Mills premises on August 22 with a male colleague on an assignment. Her colleague is a prime witness in the case.
Joint Commissioner of Police (crime) Himanshu Roy, who is supervising the investigation, was also present at Mills when the accused were brought there.
The reconstruction of events that led to the crime is also being video-recorded, police sources said.
All five accused - Salim Ansari, Vijay Jadhav, Chand Babu Sattar Shaikh, Mohammed Kasim Hafiz Shaikh alias Kasim Bengali and Siraj Rehman Khan - are in the custody of the Mumbai Crime Branch.
Police had earlier said that when Salim made a phone call to Kasim Bengali, asking him to immediately reach Shakti mills on the day of the crime, the latter was present in a shanty with Chand, Siraj and one more person. "That person has been found and made a witness in the case," he said.
Yesterday, two teams from Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, and Gujarat Forensic Science Laboratory, carrying advanced equipment, thoroughly examined the crime scene for nearly three hours to gather evidence to build a water-tight case against the accused.
The team from Gujarat also had two psychiatrists who conducted Layered Voice Analysis (LVA) on the accused. LVA is a technique designed for truth verification and detection of deceit. It helps measure the emotional content of human speech, captured live or extracted from recorded audio.
Police have also conducted searches at the homes of the accused and recovered clothes including undergarments.
Responding to a query about the victim being forced to clean the crime scene after the brutal act, a police official had earlier replied in the affirmative but said plenty of evidence was still collected from the spot.
The Badrinath highway was again blocked at Patalganga and Maithana following a landslip. This led to suspension of traffic on the route, besides affecting supplies to places like Joshimath, Chamoli and Gopeshwar, the disaster management authorities said.
The route was reopened briefly on Monday after four days of closure, but fresh landslide last night again led to suspension of traffic. BRO personnel are working to remove debris with the help of stone cutting equipment and JCBs.
Though most places across Uttarakhand received light to moderate rains, a few places recorded rather heavy showers.
Haridwar received the maximum 57mm of rains, followed by Kotdwar (43mm), Chamoli (32mm), Dehradun (25mm) and Haldwani (14mm), the MeT department said.
Earlier, state disaster management centre chief Piyush Rautela told that despite all out efforts, it will take a year or even more to drag Uttarakhand out of the effects of the June calamity as vagaries of nature and unique geographical conditions have made the exercise difficult.
"Despite the best of intentions of the personnel engaged in reconstruction efforts, nothing can be expected overnight. The weather is often bad and the hilly terrain in which the roads and bridges are being rebuilt don't let the operations go smoothly," he said.
R Mohanasundaram, who retired from service in May 2010, said he should be reinstated because his original year of birth was 1956 and not 1952. Had he succeeded, Mohanasundaram would have re-entered the service and served for four more years before retiring only in 2014.
But his case exposed a fraud of sorts, as an investigation ordered by the Cuddalore district collector revealed that a total of 15 date-of-birth entries for the year 1956 had been tampered with in the Kullanchavadi sub-registrar office.
Mohanasundaram joined the state forest department as forester on August 7, 1981. In April 1983, he submitted an application to the authorities, claiming that his date of birth had been wrongly entered as May 10, 1952 instead of May 10, 1956. Though he kept fighting court cases and corresponding to the principal chief conservator of forests (PCCF) office continually, his case picked up momentum only a few months ahead of his scheduled retirement in 2010.
In January 2010, the forest secretary directed the PCCF to ensure that Mohanasundaram's case was investigated by an officer not below the rank of deputy collector. The court too passed an order recommending an investigation into the matter.
When the Kullanchavadi sub-registrar's office documents were perused, the authorities realised that a total of 15 date of birth entries had either been tampered with or altered. Mohanasundaram's name itself had been conspicuously inserted in the register. Relying on the register entries, a single judge concluded that records had been completed tampered with and hence he could not be ordered to be reinstated in service.
Upholding the single judge order, the first bench comprising acting Chief Justice R K Agrawal and Justice T Raja said: "It was found that serial no. 10 relating to Mohanasundaram's date of birth was inserted at the bottom of page no. 3 in a different ink, while there is already a serial no. 10 at page no. 4. (of the register)."
The appellate authority endorsed the stand taken by the CPIO that providing such an information may affect the country's foreign relations, may incite violence or threaten its sovereignty and integrity.
The chief information commissioner (CIC) observed that more than 60 years after Independence, time has come when all concerned must decide what all information realting to the period prior to the independence should be made available to the general public. This has become all the more necessary because of the enactment of the Right to Information (RTI) Act. To keep all the information relating to Pakistan or leaders who went there as secret and confidential is a regressive stand.
The CIC directed the All India Radio undertake an exercise in the next six months to evaluate the recordings available in the archives and to publish, proactively, a list of all such recordings on their website for everyone to know. Prasar Bharti, however, has decided to provide the recordings.
Representation of the People (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2013 provides for a change in the act of 1951. The amendment to sub-clause 5 of section 62 of the RPA, if passed by Parliament, shall come into effect from July 10, 2013, the day the Supreme Court gave its judgement that those in jail can not contest election.
"The fact is that the political class is the most accountable class in the country. Politicians are accountable to Parliament, to the Election Commission, to the country, to the people, to whom we go every after five years. We are the most accountable set of people in the country," Law minister Kapil Sibal said in his reply after a discussion on the bill.
"It is we who have passed the law to make us accountable. It is us who have decided to disclose our assets. Which other institution has taken such steps to make themselves more accountable," he said.
Sibal, who was congratulated by all members for bringing the Bill, said the apex court's order might perhaps not have come had the "environment" been different.
"I dare say, in an another environment, we perhaps would not get such a judgement. The environment is that political class is being looked upon with suspicion," Sibal said.
After examining the Supreme Court order, Government had filed a review petition, but instead of waiting for the outcome, it felt the need to "suitably" address the situation.
The Ernakulam-Chennai Central-Ernakulam Superfast special train (Train No 06346) will leave Ernakulam Junction at 7 pm on September 5 and 12 to arrive Chennai Central at 7.45 am next day. The Chennai Central-Ernakulam Junction Superfast Special (Train No 06345) will leave Chennai Central at 9 pm on September 6 and 13 to arrive Ernakulam Junction at 8.30 am next day. The composition of the trains will be one AC 2-tier, two AC 3-tier, 11 Sleeper Class, two general second class and two luggage-cum-brake van coaches. The trains will have stops at Aluva, Thrissur, Ottapalam, Palakkad, Coimbatore, Tirupur, Erode, Salem, Jolarpettai, Vaniyambadi, Gudiyattam, Katpadi and Arakkonam. The train no. 06346 will also stop at Perambur while the train no 06345 will stop at Ernakulam Town.
Similarly, authorities will run the Chennai Central-Tirunelveli special train (Train No 06745) that will leave Chennai Central at 3.15 pm on September 13 and will arrive Tirunelveli at 11 am next day. The trains will have one AC 2-tier, two AC 3-tier, 10 sleeper class, six general second class and two luggage-cum-brake van coaches. The train will stop at Arakkonam, Katpadi, Gudiyattam, Vaniyambadi, Jolarpettai, Salem, Erode, Tiruppur, Coimbatore, Palakkad, Thrissur, Aluva, Ernakulam Town, Kottayam, Tiruvalla, Chengannur, Kayankulam, Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Neyyattinkara, Kulitturai, Eraniel, Nagercoil Town and Valliyur.
"Communal harmony (Bhaichara) yatra shall be taken out by JKNPP from Jammu Tawi to Kishtwar from August 29 with a message of love, brotherhood, tolerance and communal harmony," JKNPP President and MLA, Balwant Singh Mankotia, told reporters here today.
He said the week-long yatra will also promote the 'Rashtriya Chetna Abhiyan' and will be led by JKNPP patron, Bhim Singh.
Mankotia also called on the people from all sections in Jammu and Kashmir to devote their energies and commitment to maintain communal harmony and ensure peace in the state.
Most of the suspects are aged in their 90s and they live in all parts of Germany including the former communist east, chief investigator Kurt Schrimm told the Tageszeitung.
The list of alleged guards at the concentration and extermination camp in what was Nazi-occupied Poland initially contained 50 names, but some of them have since died.
"These accused have so far not been informed", that they are now in the crosshairs of justice, said Schrimm, senior prosecutor at the central office for resolving national socialist crimes.
More than 6,000 SS personnel served at Auschwitz, where, about 1.1 million Jews, Roma and Sinti and members of other persecuted groups died in gas chambers or of forced labour, sickness and starvation.
For over 60 years, German courts only prosecuted Nazi war criminals if evidence showed they had personally committed atrocities, but since a 2011 landmark case, all former camp guards can be tried.
In that year, a Munich court sentenced John Demjanjuk to five years in prison for complicity in the extermination of more than 28,000 Jews at the Sobibor camp, where he had served as a guard.
The investigative office, set up in 1958, has carried out more than 7,000 probes but has no powers to charge suspects itself. Instead, it sends case files to regional prosecutors who then decide whether to pursue suspects, who must also be judged fit to stand trial by the courts.
The Pakistani 16-year-old will receive the award from 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner and women's rights campaigner TawakkolKarman at a glittering ceremony in The Hague on September 6, the Amsterdam-based organization said.
Malala "risked her life in the fight for access to education for girls all over the world", KidsRights said in a statement.
"By awarding the 2013 International Children's Peace Prize ... KidsRights shines the spotlight on a brave and talented child who has demonstrated special dedication to children's rights," it added.
The passionate advocate for girls' education was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman while on a school bus near her home in Pakistan's Swat valley last year.
She was given life-saving treatment in Britain where she now lives, but the attack galvanized her campaign for greater educational opportunities for girls.
Malala's brave fight-back from her injuries, and her speech at the United Nations in July, have made her a leading contender for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
But the response to her in Pakistan has been mixed, with many hailing her as a national heroine while others have criticised her for promoting a "Western" agenda.
The International Children's Peace Prize, an initiative of the Dutch-based KidsRights Foundation, was launched in 2005 by former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, when he chaired the Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Rome.
It carries a cash value of 100,000 euros ($133,000) that is invested in projects relating to the winner's cause.
Last year's winner was 13-year-old Cris "Kesz" Valdez for his work with Filipino street children while he himself was destitute.
Cris received the prize from South African peace icon and Nobel Peace laureate Desmond Tutu, who is the award's patron.
The release order was passed by a division bench of Justice ImtiyazMurtaza and Justice DK Upadhayaya on a habeas corpus petition filed by local lawyer RanjanaAginihotri. The court said that if there is no other case pending against the three leaders, the state government should release them immediately.
While Singhal was arrested in Lucknow, Togadia and Rambhadracharya were detained in Ayodhya. They had come to participate in VHP's yatra to garner support for the construction of Ram temple at the disputed site in Ayodhya.
On behalf of the petitioner, advocate HS Jain argued that the three leaders were arrested for violation of section 151 of the Criminal Procedure Code which allows arrest to prevent the commission of cognizable offences. However, as per the law, no person arrested under section 151 can be detained in custody for a period exceeding 24 four hours from the time of his arrest unless his/her further detention is required or authorised under any other provisions of the Code or of any other law for the time being in force. The state government lawyers failed to reply to the queries posed by the court.
Meanwhile, VHP activists protested across the state against the UP government attempts to foil the yatra. The government had banned the yatra on grounds that it may create law and order problem and violate the Supreme Court order to maintain status quo at the disputed site in Ayodhya.
The high court had also upheld the state government's decision. However, despite that, VHP took out the yatra forcing the government to arrest its activists across the state. The government had said all those arrested would be kept in 14-day judicial custody till the date on which the yatra is to conclude, because of possibility that, if released, they would participate in yatra again.
Sources said that the state government was contemplating slapping some more cases against the three VHP leaders or arrest them again soon after the release if they tried to proceed for the yatra again.
CM Ramesh and YR Chowdhary were suspended under Rule 255 which states that "the chairman may direct any member whose conduct is in his opinion grossly disorderly to withdraw immediately from the Council and any member so ordered to withdraw shall do so forthwith and shall absent himself during the remainder of the day's meeting."
The action came after Ramesh and Chowdhary trooped into the Well during the post-lunch session holding placards as part of their continuous protests since the monsoon session began on August 5.
Kurien gave Chowdhury three minutes to speak with the condition that he and his party colleague would not come to the Well after that.
But, both the TDP members kept protesting with Chowdhury demanding a statement from the government on the issue.
Kurien's repeated appeal to them to go back to their seats and allow functioning of the House went in vain and he suspended them invoking the Rule 255.
He then adjourned the House for 30 minutes. The two TDP members have been protesting against division of Andhra Pradesh since the beginning of the current session. Earlier too, they were warned of such an action "for holding the House to ransom."
While expressing solidarity with the victims and survivors of the tragedy, he said it was important to always fight and stand up against the odds.
"In times of adversity, one should never let go the indomitable human spirit for survival and rejuvenation," Mukherjee, who is on a day-long visit to the state, said while addressing the 11th convocation of the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES).
Uttarakhand, Mukherjee noted, recently suffered from massive floods and landslide that resulted in loss of precious human lives.
"Many people suffered heavily in respect of damage to property. I urge the adequate mobilisation of all possible resources in rebuilding the lives and hopes of the people," he said
Speaking at the event, chief minister Vijay Bahuguna said the calamity had claimed lives of 5,000 people, both from his state and outside, and that normalcy will be back soon.
He thanked the President for intervening and getting the Indian Air Force (IAF) deploy its large fleet of Mi-17 helicopters for the "biggest-ever rescue operations done in recent history" in the state.
Talking about the country's economy, the President, himself an ex-finance minister, said he is "not disappointed" by the current economic situation in the country.
He said India has achieved a 7.9 growth rate despite major international financial crisis and the Eurozone crisis.
India should "feel confident", he said, adding, "Yes there are predicaments and hurdles but I am sure we will tide over them. Our long term growth prospects are quite right".
Focusing his attention towards the subject of energy security, the President said India must find out ways to decrease its dependency on conventional sources of energy as our resources in this area are "inadequate".
"India is the fourth biggest consumer of energy in the world, after US, China and Russia. To sustain high levels of consumption, our energy resources are inadequate.
Energy intensity, which is a measure of energy efficiency of an economy, indicates that India uses much more energy to produce one unit of GDP, as compared to nations like UK, Germany, Japan and US.
"To achieve a high growth rate while meeting the energy needs of the population poses a challenge to us. It calls for higher energy production and for devising measures that promote energy efficiency. We must explore alternative energy models to reduce our dependence on conventional sources of energy," he said.
The UPES, established a decade ago, is the country's first university dealing in core energy subjects and it runs 52 specialised programmes in the fields of oil and gas, power, infrastructure, electronics, logistics, information technology and international business.
The new members took oath in Kannada language soon after the House met for the day.
In the recently held byelections, multi-lingual actress Ramya on her electoral debut had defeated C S Puttaraju of JD (S) in Mandya, the nucleus of his party's Vokkaliga vote base, by 67,611 votes.
Suresh, brother of state party leader D K Shivakumar, had defeated former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy's wife Anitha Kumaraswamy of JD(S) by over 1.37 lakh votes.
According to the forum, Samajwadi Party (SP) supremoMulayam Singh Yadav has dented the communal harmony of the state by banning the 84-KosiParikarmaYatra of VHP.
"In fact, VHP should have been allowed to carry on its parikarma yatra,'' professor Razaullah Khan of the forum was quoted as saying, while presiding over a meeting of Forum for Muslim Studies & Analysis (FMSA) Aligarh at media centre Aligarh, recently.
Khan pointed out that only 200 sadhus were expected to participate in the parikarma but by banning it, the Akhilesh government has turned the atmosphere of state in favour of VHP.
Secretary of the forum, Jasim Mohammad too said that on the one hand, Mulayam Singh Yadav is sharing tea with VHP leaders and on the other hand, he is banning its parlikarma yatra. He said that this drama of 'Noora-Kushti' was pre-planned but the real face of SP has been exposed otherwise — why did the Akhilesh government fail in talking action during the 19 riots that took place in the state?
The forum said that the Hindus of the state are peaceful and if the yatra was not banned then nothing could have happened. It pointed out that religious rights are a fundamental part of the Constitution and everybody should be allowed to perform them. The forum said SP has tried to mobilize its vote bank by banning the yatra but Muslims have understood gameplan of Mulayam Singh Yadav.
