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Hemant Singh – Mumbai Uncensored 4th March 2022

In a tweet, the Kyiv Independent cited a report in the Ukrayinska Pravda online newspaper that former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych is being prepared for a special occasion by the Kremlin.

Ukraine’s intelligence agency said in a report that Russia could try to declare him the “President of Ukraine” under one scenario. It said the Kremlin may prepare an informational operation or action to promote Yanukovych’s return to Ukraine. Since fleeing Ukraine in 2014, he has lived in exile in Russia and is now in Belarus, where he waits for his arrival in Kyiv, and for Putin to declare him the country’s new president.

Introduction to Viktor Yanukovyc

In February 2014, Yanukovych was forced from office after widespread protests over his decision to reject a EU-led plan to align Ukraine with the bloc, with an eye toward membership in the bloc, and pursue a Russian financial bailout package and tighter ties with Moscow. Yanukovych was 72 years old when he served as Ukraine’s president from 2010 until his ouster.

The Ukrainian government and numerous groups of international civil society have also charged Yanukovych with running a corrupt administration, including allegations that he embezzled government funds. Despite his denial that he misappropriated public funds, Yanukovych supported a small cabal of wealthy Ukrainian businessmen, including his son Oleksandr Yanukovych and members of his family. amassing fortune.

Yanukovych lived an extravagant lifestyle despite working most of his life as a mid level businessman, politician and civil servant. He owns a lavish estate called Mezhyhirya on the outskirts of Kyiv featuring a giant wooden mansion that has a pure copper roof, 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, a private zoo, an underground shooting range, an underground shooting range, and a bowling alley.

Origins and political rise

Yanukovych, who’d been born into such a poor family in Donetsk Oblast, a predominantly Russian-speaking region of Donbas, had been a trucking and logistics industry executive before being designated deputy’s head and afterward leader of the Donetsk Oblast local administration in 1996 and 1997.

Yanukovych was named prime minister by Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma in 2002, and his nomination was ratified by the nation’s legislature, the Verkhovna Rada, by a slight margin. He was perceived as pro-Russian, while openly stating his support for Ukraine’s ultimate membership in the EU. His council also offered to send the Ukrainian military to support the US-led alliance in the 2003 Iraq War, despite previously opposing Ukraine’s bid for NATO membership.

Yanukovych campaigned for presidency in 2003, and he received a large portion of his support, from Ukraine’s southern and eastern regions, which have traditionally been considered more pro-Russian. Because no candidates received more than 50% of the vote during the first round of polling in late October, a runoff election took place a couple of months later. Yanukovych was crowned champion from that vote, although the election was plagued by significant allegations of fraud leveled by both Ukrainian civil society organizations and foreign poll monitors.

This resulted in two months of nonstop protest rallies, rebellion, and general strikes dubbed the “Orange Revolution” in Ukraine. (The demonstrators were using the orange electoral colors of Yanukovych’s rival, Viktor Yuschenko.) The Ukrainian Supreme Court pronounced the election null and void, ordering a re-vote in late December 2004, whereby Yuschenko was pronounced the victor.

Following Yuschenko’s triumph, Ukraine’s parliament approved a nonbinding motion against Yanukovych’s cabinet, urging outgoing President Leonid Kuchma to appoint a provisional government. Yanukovych, on the other hand, resigned, subsequently claiming that he did this to avoid political violence.

Yanukovych led the biggest legislative liberal party even against the governing coalition led by then-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko. Simultaneously, Yanukovych’s Party of Regions moved significantly closer to Russia, forging a formal collaboration agreement with the Russian political organization United Russia. 

2nd presidential campaign

In 2009, Yanukovych ran for President of Ukraine again, eventually defeating Tymoshenko, the other leading candidate, in a run-off in February 2010. Initially, Yanukovych said that Ukraine’s integration into the EU was “the goal.” strategic goals” of the country, but he continued to speak. that Ukraine should not join NATO and that it should seek a neutral position between NATO and Russia. In 2010, Yanukovych announced that Ukraine would abandon its stockpile of highly enriched uranium and convert its nuclear research reactors, inherited after the collapse of the Soviet Union, to run only on low-enriched uranium. Both measures are internationally hailed as positive steps towards nuclear non-proliferation. Meanwhile, Yanukovych has agreed to extend the lease of the naval bases in Russia’s Crimea, which is due to expire in 2017, for another 25 years with the option of a new five-year extension. In return, Ukraine gets a discount on the purchase of Russian natural gas. As president, Yanukovych was widely condemned for prosecuting his rival Tymoshenko, who was sentenced to seven years in prison in 2011 on corruption charges widely seen as politically motivated, linked to the gas deal Ukraine signed with Russia when she was prime minister. . Yanukovych later refused to pardon or release her on humanitarian grounds to receive medical treatment in Germany after suffering debilitating back pain in prison. (She was eventually released in 2014 after Yanukovych was ousted.)

Russian involvement

In November 2013, Yanukovych will travel to Vilnius, Lithuania for a summit with the EU, where he is widely expected to sign an agreement that will set the framework for Ukraine’s relationship with the European Union, including preferential trade terms. The deal will put Ukraine on the path to eventual EU membership. However, Ukraine’s deal and partnership with Europe angered Putin, who has been involved in an economic pressure campaign against Ukraine: cutting off the country’s energy supplies and blocking almost all imports from Ukraine. This reduced Ukraine’s exports by 25% and pushed the country’s economy into recession. The Kremlin has publicly threatened to default on Ukraine’s national debt if it proceeds with a trade deal with the EU. On November 21, Mr. Yanukovych succumbed to this pressure and suddenly changed his mind, announcing that he would not sign an association agreement with the EU, although he still supported Ukraine’s possible membership. of the EU. Instead, he will accept a package of Russian financial aid to meet the country’s debt obligations.

Ultimately the fall

In the wake of his decision, protests erupted in Kiev’s Independence Square, or Maidan, which later became known as Euromaidan.Protesters tented out in the plaza, refusing to leave until Yanukovych signed the EU accord, released protestors in jail, liberalised Ukraine’s constitution, and retired from government. The police raid on the activists sparked additional protests across Western Ukraine. Violence escalated after Jan. 16, 2014, when Yanukovych signed into law a draconian series of restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly. Demonstrators occupied provincial administration buildings throughout Ukraine. The protests continued even after lawmakers repealed some of the measures.

By mid-February, seven police officers, at least 28 protesters, and a civilian bystander had been killed in increasingly violent clashes. Numerous other injuries were reported. As of Feb. 21, Yanukovych announced an agreement with the opposition, but he later left Kyiv. After leaving, Yanukovych said that his car was attacked. In the end, he allegedly fled to Russia with the assistance of the Russians after visiting Crimea.

He was formally removed from office the next day by the Ukrainian parliament. Months afterwards, the authorities issued an arrest order for him, charging him with “mass killings of people.” A Ukrainian courtroom would later condemn Yanukovych in pretrial detention to 13 years imprisonment for disloyalty in January 2019. He later expressed gratitude to Putin for “saving his life.”

Since his exile, Yanukovych has stated that he is still “the lawful head of the Ukrainian state, chosen in a democratic vote by Ukrainian citizens.” Putin now appears to be planning to reinstall him in power.

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Kerala Man Wins ₹33 Crore UAE Jackpot with Lucky Charm Ticket Bearing Kids’ Birth Dates

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Fortuitous Combination of Birth Dates Turns Ordinary Ticket into Millionaire Maker

In a stroke of unimaginable luck, a man from Kerala, India, clinched a whopping Rs.33 crore jackpot in the UAE, all thanks to a serendipitous choice of numbers. The 50-year-old winner, identified as Sunil Kumar, purchased a lottery ticket for the UAE Big Ticket Draw, selecting numbers that bore significant personal meaning – his children’s birth dates.

The fortuitous combination of birth dates transformed an ordinary lottery ticket into a life-changing windfall, as Kumar emerged as the sole winner of the eye-watering prize. His decision to infuse sentimental value into his ticket by choosing numbers associated with his children’s special milestones paid off in the most extraordinary manner possible.

The news of Kumar’s incredible win has sent waves of excitement and inspiration throughout Kerala and beyond, underscoring the unpredictable yet exhilarating nature of lottery games. As Kumar basks in the glow of his newfound fortune, his story serves as a testament to the age-old adage: sometimes, luck truly does favor the bold – or in this case, the sentimental.

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To marry a man she met online, a Polish woman travels to Jharkhand via Ludo, PUBG, and now Instagram

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In 2021, the two first connected on Instagram, and their friendship quickly became into love. Barbara, who had fallen in love with Malik, arrived in India with a tourist visa with a 2027 expiration date

Love has no limitations. In order to marry her lover, whom she met while playing the online game PUBG, Seema Haider snuck into India with her children. Her story has made headlines. In a similar vein, a 19-year-old Pakistani woman named Iqra travelled to India last year to be with her Bengaluru-based sweetheart, whom she met while participating in an online Ludo game.

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Polish national and mother of a 6-year-old child, Barbara Polak ( Photo Credit: India Today)

A 49-year-old Polish woman recently travelled to India to live with her Indian partner in Jharkhand’s Hazaribag after becoming friends with him on Instagram

The wedding of Barbara Polak and Shadab Malik will soon bring a love tale that began on Instagram to a happy conclusion. The foreign mother, who came to India with her 6-year-old daughter, Ananya, is now residing in Baratua village with her lover Shadab.

In 2021, the two first connected on Instagram, and their friendship quickly became into love. Barbara arrived in India with a tourist visa that is good until 2027 after falling in love with Malik.

Now that they have both made the decision to get married, they have both filed a marriage application with the Hazaribag Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Court. She and her husband have a divorce. Shadab is already known as “dad” by Barbara’s daughter.

The community is in full gear with wedding preparations for Barbara and Shabad. Barbara expressed her opinion that Shadab is a wonderful and kind person. She lauded India, calling it a stunning nation. Barbara responded that Hazaribag is a tiny city and a decent location to live when questioned about it.

“I felt like a celebrity when I first arrived in Hazaribag because so many people came to visit me. I have a nice job, a car, and my own home. Despite coming to India and Hajaribag for Shadab Alam, I am from Poland. I’m delighted with him. We’re getting married very soon,” Barbara announced.

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‘Eat Like Punjabi’ Restaurant owned by Mika Singh (Amrik Singh) in Andheri West found operating without licenses, illegal activities uncovered including Hookah Parlour inside their premises.

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Siddhant Mohite, Mumbai Uncensored, Date: July 6, 2023

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Mumbai Uncensored News has uncovered a startling revelation regarding a popular restaurant known as ‘Eat Like Punjabi’ located in (Bungalow No. 190) SVP Nagar Mhada, Andheri West. Through a meticulous investigation, it has come to light that the establishment has been operating without obtaining the necessary licenses and permissions required by law. This information has been substantiated by a legal document, specifically a Summons issued to the accused person, Amrik Ajmer Singh, in the metropolitan magistrate court, under case no. 5500689/ss/2023. Sources have claimed that Amrik Singh is actually ‘Mika Singh, the famous bollywood singer.

During our investigation, it was discovered that ‘Eat Like Punjabi’ is situated within a bungalow, with the restaurant occupying the ground floor. However, further probing into the matter has revealed a series of illegal activities taking place within the same premises. On the first floor of the bungalow, a ‘dance floor’ catering to private parties has been operating. Neighbors have complained about loud music emanating from the dance floor, disturbing the peace until midnight.

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Delving deeper into the issue, we uncovered the existence of an illegal ‘Hookah Parlour’ on the bungalow’s second floor. Shockingly, this establishment has been running without obtaining any requisite licenses or permissions from the government authorities. Moreover, the Hookah Parlour has been operating till 5 am in the morning, a clear violation of the law. Local citizens have repeatedly lodged complaints with the police helpline, citing loud noise and disturbances caused by intoxicated individuals visiting the hookah parlour between 11 pm and 5 am.

In a recent development, sources have informed us about a raid conducted by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and the Fire Department. As a result of the raid, all the Hookah pots and illegal tobacco flavors have been seized and taken into custody. This action by the authorities demonstrates their commitment to upholding the law and curbing unlawful activities within the city.

The revelation of ‘Eat Like Punjabi’ restaurant’s operation without obtaining the necessary licenses, coupled with the discovery of the unlicensed dance floor and illegal Hookah Parlour, underscores the need for stringent enforcement of regulations in the hospitality industry. Such practices not only compromise public safety and disrupt the lives of local residents but also erode the trust placed in establishments to operate within the bounds of the law.

The authorities’ swift action in seizing the illegal materials sends a strong message that unauthorized activities will not be tolerated. It is expected that further legal proceedings will take place as a result of this investigation, ensuring that the responsible parties face the appropriate consequences for their actions.

Mumbai Uncensored News remains committed to shedding light on such issues and holding accountable those who disregard the law. We will continue to follow this case closely and provide updates as they unfold.

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