Jordan has witnessed a period of unrest, with demonstrations in the capital city backing Hamas, the Iran-supported armed group engaged in conflict with Israel in Gaza since the beginning of October. The protests, which have resulted in Palestinian casualties and disrupted lives, have persisted for several weeks. Slogans such as ‘all of Jordan is Hamas’ and ‘Jordanian day of rage’ have caused alarm among security personnel, leading to numerous arrests.

The special PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) court fixed April 23 as the next date of hearing after the Enforcement Directorate sought time to file a reply to it

The letter came days after Atishi wrote to the L-G, asking him to suspend Delhi Jal Board CEO after a woman was killed following a quarrel with her neighbour over fetching water from a common tap