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EHEU ! India ah thi turin chungthu rel ta | Burma inthlan zet chu ||Pakistan mall kang
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Myanmar’s military-backed political party has extended its lead after the second round of voting, according to official figures from the country’s election body, and the country now heads into the final phase of its three-stage general election amid widespread conflict.

The latest data published on Friday indicates that the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) is on track to win 182 seats from the combined first and second phases of voting, more than half of the seats in the country’s 330-member lower house.According to figures reported by state broadcaster MRTV, citing the Union Election Commission, the USDP won a whopping 86 of 100 seats up for grabs in the second phase of voting held on Sunday. The third and final round of voting is scheduled for January 25.

Critics, including human rights and opposition groups, say the polls are neither free nor fair and are an effort by the military to legitimise its rule after seizing power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021.
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A trial court in Gujarat’s Rajkot Saturday awarded death sentence to a man convicted of raping a minor girl with an iron rod, prompting Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi to take to social media emphasising the state’s “zero tolerance policy towards offences against minor daughters and women.” The conviction comes within 40 days of the crime being committed.

In a press conference, Vijay Singh Gurjar, Superintendent of Police (SP), Rajkot Rural, said the accused, a 32-year-old who hails from Madhya Pradesh, was convicted by the court on Monday. The First Information Report (FIR) in connection with the incident, which took place on December 4, 2025, was filed four days later. The accused was booked under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, and was arrested on December 9. The chargesheet was filed on December 19.

“The survivor herself and other children playing with her gave statements before the court and the child who had gone through abject torture, spoke well in court… The court also ordered Rs 7 lakh compensation to the survivor.”

Taking to X, Sanghavi said the verdict was a clear message from the Gujarat government. “Attack on our daughters = Death.” “As the Deputy Chief minister and Home Minister I am clearly saying that ours is a zero tolerance policy towards offences against minor daughters and women,” he added.