Sudanese Student Killed While Protecting Women from Harassment in Punjab’s Phagwara

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In a tragic incident early Thursday morning in Phagwara, Punjab, two Sudanese students were attacked by fellow university students, resulting in the death of one of them. The attack took place around 4 am in Green Valley near Law Gate, Maheru village — an area with a high population of African international students. The deceased was identified as 25-year-old Mohammad Wada Bala Yousuf Ahmed, while his friend, 26-year-old Ahmed Mohammad Nour Ahmed Hussen, was critically injured. Hussen, speaking from his hospital bed, informed the police about the six alleged attackers — students from Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar — who were staying as paying guests in the area. According to the police, the Sudanese students were returning from morning prayers with two Sudanese female students when they encountered a group of Indian men who began harassing the women and asking for their phone numbers. When Ahmed and Hussen intervened, the harassers, allegedly drunk, became violent and stabbed both...
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India Cancels Security Clearance of Çelebi’s Indian Unit Over National Security Concerns

India Cancels Security Clearance of Turkey-Based Celebi Airport Services Over National Security Concerns

India’s aviation security authority, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), has withdrawn the security clearance of Çelebi Airport Services India, a subsidiary of Turkish firm Çelebi Aviation Holding. The decision was taken immediately, citing concerns over national security, following Turkey’s support for Pakistan in the recent India-Pakistan conflict.

In response, Çelebi India defended its identity, stating that it is entirely Indian in its operations and leadership. The company emphasized that it is not a Turkish entity and is primarily owned by global institutional investors. Rejecting claims circulating on social media, Çelebi clarified that Turkish President Erdoğan’s daughter, Sümeyye Erdoğan Bayraktar, has no ownership in the firm and labeled such rumors as false.

The move comes amid rising public calls in India for a travel boycott of Turkey and a reassessment of Turkish business operations in the country. The use of Turkish drones by Pakistan during the recent military conflict has further fueled negative sentiment. Çelebi’s operations at several Indian airports, considered sensitive infrastructure, have come under particular scrutiny.

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