Satyam has alleged that, just 12 hours before the voting, a very 'well-planned' campaign was launched against him, somehow linking him with the Bharatiya Janata Party and calling him a 'fascist' to boycott him and his campaign.
As per reports, the Met police last month revealed that it had deployed officers undercover posing as victims to catch robbers attempting to steal Rolex and Patek Philippe watches in central London.
Abdul is a native of Afghanistan and arrived in the United Kingdom in a lorry way back in 2016. Two years later, he was convicted 'sexual assault/exposure.'
Metropolitan Police Detective Superintendent Sian Thomas stated, "These are significant arrests. We believe this group was prepared to carry out a disruptive and harmful prank, which might have had major consequences if carried out successfully."
The man broke out in anger and threw one of the murtis (idols) out of he sancum sanctorum and smashed a diya (oil lamp) which was lit in the sanctum sanctorum.
The two temple idols named 'The Yogini Chamunda' and 'Yogini Gomukhi' were stolen from a temple in Lokhari, Uttar Pradesh, between the late 1970s and early 1980s. The idols were notably recovered by the High Commission of India in London with assistance from the India Pride Project and Art Recovery International.
Suella Braverman would use the meeting to question Met Chief regarding his views on his force's response to Saturday's incident, UK media reported citing the source. She would also emphasise that there is no place for incitement to hatred and direct the forces to crackdown on such violators.