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Lucknow: TheYogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has decided to take action on illegal parking stands. CM Yogi Adityanath has ordered the removal of all illegal parking stands from the entire state in 48 hours during a review meeting on road safety. At the same time, CM Yogi has also ordered to put gangsters on the operator who did not remove the illegal parking stand and confiscate the property. CM Yogi Adityanath made it clear that roadside restaurantson the highway without parking will also have to be closed.

CM Yogi ordered to earmark the location for street vendors so that there are no shops on the roads. He said speed breakers should not be made 'waist breakers'. Wherever standard reverse speed breakers have been made in the state, they should be removed. CM Yogi said that 'waist breaker' speed breakers can be fatal for sick people and pregnant women. Only tabletop speed breakers should be made. He said that do not let anyone of mafia tendency get involved with any contract-lease. If a single mafia joins, his entire gang will create a base of illegal activities.

In a stern tone, CM Yogi said that breaks the back of every mafia. He said to remove illegal roadside restaurants with inadequate parking from the roadside. The roads connected to highways, expressways, PWD, urban development or any other department should also eliminate illegal encroachments.

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Lucknow: Tension prevailed in the area after beef was allegedly found in a cowshed in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. The Bithoor police, who reached the cowshed located in Bani village of Chaubepur block of Kanpur, came to know about the matter and started investigation. Meat was found in a sack in the room built inside the cowshed. Some remains were found in the drain. After getting the information, the Commissioner of Police, who reached the spot, said that the accused have been identified. Action will be taken against them under NSA.

According to the information, when the laborers digging the pond near the cowshed in Bithoor Kanpur, after the information went inside the cowshed, two unknown persons started running away from there. Both of them left the bike inside the cowshed in a hurry. After the meat was found in the cowshed, the villagers informed the Bithoor police about it. As soon as the information was received, the Bithoor police reached the spot and started investigation. The team of doctors reached the spot and sent the meat sample for examination and the remains were buried by digging a pit.

Bajrang Dal's district coordinator Naresh Tomar said that complaints of such incidents were being received for a long time. Today we have come here on the information of such incident and we demand strict action from the police against the accused. Police Commissioner Vijay Singh Meena, who reached the spot, said that we had got information about beef being found inside the cowshed. The two accused fled from the spot after seeing the villagers. Both have been identified. Meat sample has been taken for testing. NSA will be imposed against the accused, strict action will be taken against them.

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By Kanishka Singh

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George W. Bush mistakenly described the invasion of Iraq as "brutal" and "unjustified" before correcting himself to say he meant to refer to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Bush made the comments in a speech during an event in Dallas on Wednesday, while he was criticizing Russia's political system.

"The result is an absence of checks and balances in Russia, and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq, Bush said, before correcting himself and shaking his head. "I mean, of Ukraine."

He jokingly blamed the mistake on his age as the audience burst into laughter.

In 2003, when Bush was president, the United States led an invasion of Iraq over weapons of mass destruction that were never found. The prolonged conflict killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced many more.

Bush's remarks quickly went viral on social media, gathering over three million views on Twitter alone after the clip was tweeted https://bit.ly/3wwrZwy by a Dallas News reporter.

The former U.S. President also compared Ukranian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy to Britain's wartime leader Winston Churchill, while condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin for launching the invasion of Ukraine in February.

(Reporting by Kanishka Singh; Editing by Lincoln Feast)

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There are Freudian slips, and then there are what former President George W. Bush said Wednesday.

Speaking in Dallas at an event at Southern Methodist Universitys Bush Center, Bush praised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyas a modern-day Winston Churchill, but it was the slip of the tongue that his speech will be remembered for.

While speaking about the repressive regime of Russias Vladimir Putin, Bush said:

The result is an absence of checks and balances in Russia, and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq.

I mean, of Ukraine, he immediately corrected himself.

Video of the speech showed a moment of silence from the crowd, then chuckles as Bush realized his blunder and quipped about his age Anyways. Im 75, drawing more laughs.

Bushs invasion of Iraq in 2003 based on unfounded U.S. claims of weapons of mass destruction and leading to hundreds of thousands of deaths, according to some studies has been called unjustified and brutal by some critics.

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In his speech, Bush hailed Zelensky as a cool little guy, according to the Dallas Morning News, and called him the Churchill of the 21st century, noting his strength comes from his electoral legitimacy another comment that detractors might consider ironic, in light of Bushs disputed electoral victory over Democrat Al Gore in 2000.

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Sigmund Freud was unavailable for comment, but George W Bush saying Iraq instead of Ukraine when condemning a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion certainly suggests he still has a lot on his unconscious mind.

The former president jokingly attributed the slip to his 75 years, but there has always been a faulty connection between his brain and his tongue. There are whole books full of Bushisms, like his boast that people misunderestimated him, and how much he felt for single mothers working hard to put food on your family.

There may have been something Freudian about his 2004 warning that Americas enemies never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we. And then there was the time he was thanking an army general for his service in 2008, telling him he really snatched defeat out of the jaws of those who are trying to defeat us in Iraq.

Bush has already told us that the fiasco of Iraqs non-existent weapons of mass destruction still troubles him.

No one was more shocked and angry than I was when we didnt find the weapons, he wrote in his memoir, Decision Points.

I had a sickening feeling every time I thought about it. I still do.

But Bush sought to justify the 2003 invasion anyway, on the grounds that Saddam Hussein was a vicious despot pursuing weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and therefore the US was safer without him in the world.

The 43rd president was making a similar argument to an audience at his presidential library in Dallas when he made his gaffe on Wednesday.

Bush was making a distinction between a democratically elected Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the Churchill of the 21st century, and the rigged elections and despotism of Vladimir Putins Russia, where the absence of checks and balances led to the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq I mean Ukraine.

The audience laughed along, but the mistake was a reminder that the world is still living with the consequences of that invasion. It broke Iraq and set off a sectarian civil war in which hundreds of thousands of people died.

Nearly two decades on, it continues to weaken the US on the world stage, and is undoubtedly a factor in the ambivalence of countries in Africa and the Middle East over joining a decisive global response to Putins invasion of Ukraine.

Putin has cynically copied from the Iraq playbook the Bush administration left behind, with spurious claims of Ukrainian WMD. The US failure to prosecute war crimes by US troops and contractors, its use of torture in the global war on terror and Bushs campaign to undermine the international criminal court, all contributed to a more permissive environment for the many crimes against humanity that have followed Iraq, from Syria to Ukraine and well beyond.

Wednesdays Bushism was a reminder that for all the former presidents aw shucks self-deprecatory jokes about Iraq, it was never really funny.

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