We will make you the sealing officer," said the bench, also comprising Justices S Abdul Nazeer and Deepak Gupta.New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday took strong exception to BJP Delhi chief and MP Manoj Tiwari for allegedly violating its directions on the sealing of illegal structures in the national capital, and said that being an MP does not give him liberty to take the law in his hands. "Mr Tiwari, in your CD, you say there are one thousand places which deserve to be sealed. 

The court directed Tiwari to appear on October 3 when it will next hear the matter. Tiwari, who is an MP from northeast Delhi constituency has an FIR against him by the East Delhi Municipal Corporation for allegedly breaking the seal of a premises in Gokalpuri area in north-east Delhi. The lawyer said he needed time to file a detailed reply in the matter. He a member of the Parliament. Also Read: In Video: Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari breaks lock of sealed houseA bench headed by China FPM O ring Supplier Justice Madan B Lokur asked the BJP leader to explain his claims made to a news channel related to the Delhi sealing matter. Tiwari was present before the court in pursuance to the contempt notice issued to him for allegedly breaking the seal of a premises which was being run in violation of the Delhi Master Plan. Also Read: FIR against Manoj Tiwari for breaking lock of sealed house in Delhis GukulpurSenior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for Tiwari, said that no seal was broken by the BJP leader and he himself being an MP has not ever disrupted the sealing process. That does not give him liberty to take law in his hands," the court said. The apex court expressed its anguish against his statement in which he had said that the monitoring committee was not sealing thousands of illegal structures and directed him to file an affidavit within a week.. "We are asking you, have you seen the CD? In the CD he says there are thousand places which deserve to be sealed. Give us a list of these places.

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The barrel is approximately 7 m long and is equipped with a single baffle muzzle brake and horizontal sliding wedge breech block.A semi-automatic operating device enables auto opening of the gun breech and a pneumatic ramming system eases the effort of the gun crew while ramming the projectile during gun firing.Sharang weighs 8. maximum range, direct fire, rate of fire, accuracy and consistency, among others, were evaluated during the Field Evaluation Trials (FET) through actual firing at the Pokhran range.The upgraded weapon system has been christened as "Sharang" after the bow of Lord Vishnu, which was crafted by Lord Vishwakarma.The contract was signed by OFB deputy director general (weapons) Alok Prasad and defence ministry official Nidhi Chhibber in South Block in New Delhi on Thursday. The OFB received a request for proposal (RFP) from the Indian Army in 2013.Various performance parameters, viz."

The up-gunning is a highly cost effective solution to substantially enhance the strategic capabilities of the Indian Army in terms of range (an increase from the existing 27 km to 39 Km), lethality (130 mm ammunition to 155 mm ammunition) and artillery area coverage against the enemy. Each gun would cost less than `1 crore, sources revealed.It was awarded the contract after it won the competition where two guns of foreign origin from two separate Indian firms also participated, sources disclosed.45 m respectively. OFB’s Sharang gun was the only compliant gun after the completion of the trials.84 m and 2.  It was unveiled in Defexpo in Chennai earlier this year. OFB would be required to up-gun 300 existing 130 mm M-46 guns to 155 mm/45 calibre which will be supplied to the Army in a span of four years, it said in a statement on Friday. The OFB said that it presented a fully indigenous solution against the other two equipment of foreign origin.The OFB elaborated, "Sharang is a shining example of ‘Make in India’ and bears an indelible stamp of the OFB as a leading manufacturer of artillery guns..Kolkata: Beating two private Indian weapon manufacturers, Kolkata-headquartered state-run defence manufacturer Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) has bagged the defence ministry’s crucial contract to build 155 o ring rubber factory mm/45 caliber "Sharang" artillery guns to replace the existing Russian-made 130 mm M-46 artillery guns which have been in service in the Indian Army since 1968.4 tonnes, with an overall length.

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"They selected a group of combat veteran navy SEALs."We were given the most time to prepare for this mission." ONeill also recalled how he had arranged for a last conversation with his father.ONeill has faced criticism after first going public with his story. We would talk before a lot of missions, he would joke like, I wish I could go with you! I would say, I know, Dad, I wish you could, too. "We were preparing to not come home. Asked as to whether the rest of the team he worked with that night were "cool" with him telling his story, ONeill said that he thought that "some will be happy and some will be upset. We didnt know what the inside looked like, but that didnt matter."My father, he and FKM O ring I talked. I saw bin Laden, and he was a threat, he was not surrendering, and so I took -- I treated him as if he were a suicide bomber, which I assumed he was, and I shot him in the face three times," he said. Despite his concerns, the raid on Osamas Pakistan compound "wasnt even one of the most difficult targets weve been on," he said. We knew most of the contingencies," he said.ONeill said he participated in more than 400 missions during his time with the SEALs. I was able to watch as we slowly went up the stairs," the ex-Navy SEAL said.

It was the best team Ive ever been a part of," ONeill said.Talking about the night of the raid itself, ONeill said that "everyone just did their jobs". So we knew the outside of the compound very, very well.Ex-Navy SEAL team shooter Robert ONeill told CNN about the preparations he made before he left for the trip, which included arranging to have a last meal with his kids and heading to the mall to buy them "never coming back presents"...I wasnt afraid, I was just focused," ONeill was quoted as saying.. That was the last conversation," ONeill said."As depressing as that sounds. Wed all done it hundreds and hundreds of times. "Our tactics took over.Washington: An ex-Navy SEAL, who claims to have killed Osama bin Laden, has said that ahead of the 2011 Abbottabad raid he bought farewell gifts for his children and had a "last conversation" with his father as he believed it was a "one way" mission."ONeill, in his book The Operator: Firing the Shots that Killed Bin Laden, has revealed that Osamas head was so severely destroyed by his gunfire that it had to be pressed back together for identification."And when we got to the top, I was in position where I turned a corner and I did what any SEAL, any Ranger, any special operator would have done.

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