Agra: Even after six months of his death, slain gangster Atiq Ahmed continues to be in the news. In the Aligarh district, a group of seven men threatened and occupied 2 bigha land of a businessman on Babu Road under Atrauli police limits . The miscreants, bookedby cops, even started construction on the land of one Ranjan Gupta. When his son Harshit Gupta raised an objection, he was threatened by the accused men.Harshit said that the accused men claiming to be members of Atiq gang threatened to kill him.DSP Mohsin Khan said, The entire matter is being investigated in detail. The revenue department team has been asked to check for the land ownership. Further action will be taken on the basis of the probe findings. TNNWe also published the following articles recentlyBRS illegally occupied Masjid lands in Telangana...: Priyanka Gandhi in GadwalPriyanka Gandhi Vadra accuses Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) of illegally occupying Masjid lands and joining hands with AIMIM to grab waqf board lands in Gadwal, Telangana. She criticizes the BRS government for neglecting the needs of saree-makers and promises that Congress will fulfill their dreams. Priyanka Gandhi urges people to vote for Congress, highlighting the partys six guarantees for the upcoming assembly polls. Rahul Gandhi also attacks BRS government, pledging to provide 2 lakh government jobs in one year. The state goes to polls on November 30, with counting on December 3.Akbar Owaisi booked for threatening cop during poll meetingAIMIM legislator Akbaruddin Owaisi booked for obstructing police and creating enmity between religious groups during a public meeting ahead of Telangana assembly elections. Owaisi, contesting from Chandrayangutta, has four criminal cases pending against him for promoting enmity between groups and disobeying orders of public servant. Latest incident occurred when Owaisi threatened a police inspector who asked him to abide by the model code of conduct. Video of the incident went viral on social media. Police investigation underway.Pandal clean-up starts but some parks still occupiedResidents of Kolkatas Kumartuli Park are delighted to have regained access to the park after a month-long wait following Durga Puja. Meanwhile, residents near Jagat Mukherjee Park in the Bagbazar neighbourhood are still waiting for the park to be restored. The slow pace of restoration has left senior citizens unhappy. Similarly, residents near the triangular park in Chakraberia north are yet to regain access. The KMC parks department has asked puja organizers to clean up the parks, and they may be billed for the removal of pandal structures.

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