The Anti-Rape Bill, also known as the Aarajita Bill, includes provisions for imposing the death penalty on those found guilty of rape and murder, as well as life imprisonment for rapists. One of the key aspects of this bill is the swift justice it aims to deliver, with a promise to punish convicts in rape cases within 10 days. Despite the BJP’s support for the bill, it faced defeat in the Bengal Assembly.

Mamata Banerjee emphasized that Bengal is setting an example for the whole country by implementing stringent punishments for rapists. Drawing attention to incidents like Hathras and Unnao in Uttar Pradesh, she highlighted the urgency for immediate action. Demanding the prompt approval of the Aparajita bill from the Bengal Governor, Mamata criticized the Centre for its inaction on enacting tougher laws to tackle such crimes.

Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) made a significant arrest, taking Sandeep Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Hospital, into custody along with three others in a corruption case. The court has ordered CBI custody for the accused for six days. Protests have erupted in Bengal following the brutal rape and murder of a lady doctor, leading to lawyers boycotting courts in Kolkata.

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The proliferation of social media has revolutionized the way information is disseminated globally, allowing news to spread rapidly across borders. While this has its benefits, there has also been a rise in the misuse of social media platforms. Instances of individuals being detained for their online activities have highlighted the need for regulatory measures to combat false information.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Sarkar and his cabinet have approved a new social media policy aimed at curbing the spread of misinformation and targeting those who engage in promoting false narratives online. The policy outlines strict penalties for individuals who post content that goes against the interests of the nation, with punishments ranging from a minimum of three years’ imprisonment to life imprisonment depending on the severity of the offense.

Moreover, the Uttar Pradesh government is taking steps to raise awareness about its initiatives and schemes by rewarding individuals who promote government programs on social media. A digital agency named We-Form has been established to oversee the dissemination of official content through various online channels. This initiative aims to ensure that accurate and reliable information reaches the public while deterring the spread of harmful content.

In conclusion, Yogi Sarkar’s new social media policy represents a proactive approach to combatting misinformation and educating the public about government initiatives. By enforcing strict penalties for anti-national posts and rewarding those who support positive campaigns, the government hopes to create a safer and more responsible online environment for all.

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