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Congress Faces Internal Turmoil in Bahadurgarh as Rajesh Joon Resigns Over Ticket Denial

  Congress Faces Internal Turmoil in Bahadurgarh as Rajesh Joon Resigns Over Ticket Denial The Congress party is experiencing a fresh wave of dissent in Bahadurgarh ahead of the 2024 Haryana Assembly elections, as Rajesh Joon has resigned from the party in protest against being denied a ticket. Joon, who previously served as the party's Bahadurgarh president, expressed his disappointment over the decision, which he believes undermines the contributions of dedicated party workers. This incident marks a continuation of the internal strife within the Congress, reminiscent of previous rebellions in the region. Joon's resignation has raised concerns about the party's unity and its ability to secure votes in the upcoming elections, particularly as it seeks to regain ground against rival parties. In his resignation statement, Joon emphasized the need for the party leadership to consider the aspirations of grassroots members and to foster a more inclusive decision-making process. T...

Tragic Texas Collision Claims Lives of Four Indians in Fiery Crash

 Tragic Texas Collision Claims Lives of Four Indians in Fiery Crash

A devastating multi-vehicle accident in Texas has resulted in the deaths of four Indian nationals, who were traveling together via a carpooling app. The tragic incident occurred on August 31, just past White Street, around 3:30 PM, leading to a fiery explosion that engulfed their SUV.
Tragic Texas Collision

The Victims

The deceased have been identified as Aryan Raghunath Orampati, Farooq Shaik, Lokesh Palacharla, and Darshini Vasudevan. Orampati and Shaik were returning home after visiting a relative in Dallas, while Palacharla was en route to Bentonville to reunite with his wife. Vasudevan, a recent Master’s graduate from the University of Texas, was traveling to visit her uncle.In a desperate search for his daughter, Vasudevan's father reached out to External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on social media, detailing her last known whereabouts and expressing concern over her sudden disappearance after the crash.

Background of the Victims

Darshini Vasudevan, originally from Tamil Nadu, had been living in Frisco, Texas, for the past three years, completing her studies and working in the area. Aryan Orampati, who graduated from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in Coimbatore, had plans to extend his stay in the US for work, despite his parents urging him to return home after his graduation ceremony. His father, Subhash Chandra Reddy, runs a firm in Hyderabad.Farooq Shaik, also from Hyderabad, had recently completed his Master’s degree in the US and was living in Bentonville. His father, Masthan Vali, shared that Shaik had moved to the US three years ago to further his education.

The Incident

Authorities believe that a speeding truck rear-ended the SUV occupied by the victims, resulting in a catastrophic fire that left the vehicle charred. Efforts to identify the remains are ongoing, with officials relying on DNA fingerprinting and dental records due to the severity of the fire.This tragic event has left families and friends in shock, highlighting the dangers of road travel and the profound impact of such accidents on the Indian diaspora in the United States.

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