Daily Bulletin: Narendra Modi to campaign in Bareilly today; 12 Poorva Express coaches derailed; day's top stories
Today's top stories: Amit Shah and Priyanka Gandhi to both campaign in Kerala today; 12 Poorva Express coaches were derailed, injuring three people; reports say Sadhvi Pragya has apologised for her comments on Hemant Karkare; and more.


File image of Amit Shah at a campaign rally. Twitter/@BJP4India[/caption]BJP chief Amit Shah will also be in Kerala, with a roadshow at Pathanamthitta. The constituency adjoins the Sabarimala temple and is among the key seats that the BJP is eyeing in the state.Congress's other general secretary, in charge of Uttar Pradesh west, Jyotiraditya Scindia, will hold a roadshow at Guna before filing his nomination papers at Shivpuri today.12 coaches of Howrah-Delhi Poorva Express derail, 3 injuredTwelve coaches of the Poorva Express, plying from Howrah to New Delhi, got derailed near Rooma village at around 1 am on Saturday. No casualties were reported. The Railway ministry has said that a relief train, with 900 passengers on board, has left Kanpur.Three injuries have been reported, one of them serious.Sadhvi Pragya apologises, BJP distances itself from her comment on Hemant KarkareThe BJP on Friday distanced itself from Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur's controversial comment that IPS officer Hemant Karkare died in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks as she had cursed him, saying it was her personal view which she might have made "due to years of physical and mental torture". Thakur too apologised, according to some reports, saying that she did not want her remarks to give ammunition to the Opposition."The BJP believes that Karkare died while bravely fighting terrorists. The BJP has always considered him a martyr, " the party said in a statement in a damage-control exercise.Addressing BJP workers in Bhopal, Thakur claimed Karkare died as she "cursed" him for "torturing" her in custody.Online petition for rape and murder victim garners 1.23 lakh signaturesA change.org petition calling for justice after an engineering student in Karnataka's Raichur was found hanging dead on a tree on 16 April, has gained as many as 1.23 lakh signatures. The petitioner alleged that the girl was raped and burnt to death. Karnataka Police had found the body half-burnt.Police have arrested a man, assumed to be the girl's boyfriend, after her parents complained that he was behind the death. However, students and locals have continued to protest on the streets for justice. A hashtag — demanding probe in the matter and to bring media attention to the case — was also trending on Twitter.SpiceJet hires 500 Jet Airways employees, including 100 pilotsBudget airline SpiceJet Ltd on Friday said it has already absorbed over 500 Jet Airways employees, including 100 pilots, and is open to induct more as it adds new planes and flights to fill the gap left by the grounded airline in India's aviation space.The Gurugram-based airline has already announced induction of 27 more planes — 22 Boeing 737s and five turboprop Bombardier Q400s—in its fleet.SpiceJet is giving "first preference" to Jet Airways employees in recruitment, the airline's chairman Ajay Singh said in a statement on Friday.IPL 2019: Hosts Delhi Capitals play KXIP, Rajasthan Royals take on Mumbai IndiansSeeking home comforts after multiple reverses at the Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi Capitals will be desperate to buck the trend when they take on a rejuvenated Kings XI Punjab on Saturday. Delhi Capitals have been at ease on the road, winning three matches on the trot after an authoritative beginning in Mumbai, but have lost three of their four matches at home.Meanwhile, a struggling Rajasthan Royals (RR) will hope to complete the double against Mumbai Indians (MI) in a return-leg IPL fixture and revive their campaign. With six losses and two wins, the Royals are languishing at the second-last position in the points table and they would be desperate to bring their campaign back on track with a much-needed win.Amazon Music Free Streaming service announcedAmazon's Music streaming service called Amazon Music, which competes against Spotify, Apple Music and more, is finally offering a free, ad-supported version of the the service. YouTube, Spotify and Google have been offering the free services for their music streaming for some time. However, Amazon Music's free service is only being offered via the Alexa voice assistant.

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