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On Tuesday, July 5, the Noida Police detained Zee News presenter Rohit Ranjan in Ghaziabad after the channel aired reportedly false clips against Congressman Rahul Gandhi.At the Noida Sector-20 police station, a case had been made against Ranjan. The Chhattisgarh Police had sent a team earlier in the day to arrest Ranjan at his home in the Indirapuram neighbourhood of Ghaziabad. Ranjan has been charged with violating several sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), including Section 153-A (Promoting Enmity on Grounds of Religion or Race), Section 295-A (Malicious Acts Intent to Hurt Religious Beliefs), Section 504 (Intentional Insult), and Section 505 (1)(b) [Intent to Cause Fear or Alarm to Public] as a result of a complaint made by Congress MLA Devendra Yadav.

Customers who are dissatisfied can report to the National Consumer Helpline by dialling 1915, using the NCH mobile app, or going to the e-daakhil webpage. On Monday, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) forbade hotels and restaurants from automatically or by default including a service charge in the food bill. It stated that in the event of a violation, a customer may request that a hotel or restaurant remove the service charge or may file a complaint to obtain compensation. According to the CCPA's standards, service charges cannot be included in the food bill voluntarily or automatically by hotels or restaurants. No service charge shall be collected under any other name, according to a statement from the Union Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution. No hotel or restaurant may require a customer to pay a service charge, and they must expressly warn them that doing so is voluntary, elective, and up to the customer. The ministry made it cl...