一 | Tennis superstar Sania Mirza faced social media heat after she shared an Independence Day message for her fans on Twitter.,Indians are celebrating 75 years of independence today and several prominent personalities, including Mirza, have been sharing their wishes for the people on the occasion.,Sharing a picture of herself in which she can be seen playing tennis on the microblogging platform, Mirza wrote, "Happy Independence Day. 75 glorious years," under the caption of her post.,Many people, however, didn't accept her wishes before taking a swipe at Mirza for not congratulating Pakistan on its Independence Day. In 1947, Pakistan came into being on 14 August after the British divided India into two countries.,"You should tweet for Pak independence day," a user posted on Twitter.,"You're Pakistan property," another added.,"And there comes love from Pakistan," a third claimed, while mocking Mirza for marrying a Pakistani.,"Why r u tweeting on our Independence Day?" a fourth asked.。 The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday refused to issue a blanket ban on demolitions across states, arguing that such a move would curtail the rights of municipal authorities.,The observation by the top court came while hearing a petition filed by the Muslim organization Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, where it alleged that the demolition drive was being carried out by the Uttar Pradesh state government to target minority members and sought directions from the top court for the state authorities to stop further demolition of properties.,The apex court, meanwhile, has sought replies from the state governments of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, where recent demolitions have drawn criticism. Earlier, the court issued a notice to Uttar Pradesh in this regard.,Responding to the notice, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-governed state said that the demolition drives were carried out while following due course of the law, and that it was a routine exercise to remove encroachments.,Video: Violent Clashes Between Locals and Police During Anti-Encroachment Drive in Bihar3 July, 11:23 GMT,Violence erupted in several parts of the state, including Kanpur and Prayagraj cities, on June 2 and June 10 over BJP politicians' controversial remarks about the Prophet Muhammad. Following the unrest, the Uttar Pradesh government razed the house of Javed Mohammed, the main accused in the violence in Prayagraj, claiming illegal construction.,Want to know more? Check out our Koo & Telegram accounts!,Koo: https://www.kooapp.com/profile/sputniknews,Sputnik India: https://t.me/sputniknewsindia。
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