Martyr’s family seeks justice in rape case
Gwalior: Family of martyr is knocking at the door of authority to get justice in case of attempt to rape a 12 years old girl of the family. The case is registered in the police even than the accused in roaming free and intimidating the family to withdraw the case or strike compromise. The case relates to new Nehru Nagar Colony under Thatipur police station where wife of martyr Swati Sharma is living with his family. A youth Raju tried to rape her 12 years old daughter. On the complaint of the woman the Thatipur police station got the girl medically examined. The attempt of rape was confirmed. But the accused was not arrested so far. In this connection the corporator of ward no. 22 Smt. Sudha Dubey said that she has met and said that the senior police officer and if no effective action she would gherao Thatipur police station with the family members of the victim.
‘BJP will force another Vanbas on Diggy’
Gwalior: The State president of Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha Amar Deep Morya said that just as BJP compelled Digvijay Singh to sit at home in 2003 similarly the BJP is preparing to compel Jyotiraditya Scindia to sit at home for 20 years. Talking to the reporters he said that we had compelled king of Raghav garh Digvijay Singh to go on vanbas for 10 years in the election of 2003. Similarly it the turn of Jyotiraditya Scindia to sit at home. Morya said that the BJYM targeted 1.5 crores new voters who are going to cast their votes for the first time. He said that all the people who took advantage of 10 years rule of BJP are being contacted by the BJYM and would appeal to them to vote for the BJP.
Chinor police arrests 7 miscreants
Gwalior: The Chinor police arrested seven miscreants planning to commit dacoity in Cheemak middle school under Chinor police station. Police station Chinor in charge apprised his senior officer Rajendra Pathak and surrounded middle school with force. The miscreants tried to flee but could not succeed. The police recovered 300 quarters of Country liquar worth rupees 3.12 lacks, 2 revolvers of 315 bore two swords, sticks and iron rods. The police registered the case against them under section 399, 400, 402, 11/13, MP dacoity act, 25/27 arms act and 34 A, 34/2, 41 and 42 of excise act. The arrested miscreants include Sakir s/o Hanif, Nazir Kha s/o Gani Khan, Agar S/o Mehrab Kha, Aziz Kha S/o Bilayat Kha, Naieem S/o Munshi Kha, Sharif S/o Baboo Kha and Salim S/o Haider Khan.
MAnav Sanghralaya to organise Hindi fortnight
Bhopal: All Government institutions under the Central Government organises official language fortnight to promote the usage of Hindi official works. The administration of Manav Sanghralaya is promoting Hindi for official language since establishment, in recognition to that IGRMS has been awarded by the president of India twice for best implementation of official language. Taking it next level Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sanghralaya is organising Hindi fortnight from September 17, 2013 to October 1, 2013. The motive of this fortnight is to show our love and respect for our national language-Hindi. During the official language fortnight various programmes and competitions will be organised. The Hindi fortnight programmes and contests includes- Hindi typing manual, Hindi typing computer, debate competition, article writing, special programmes for non-Hindi speakers, poster making competition, translation, video presentation, story writing, photography, “your 5 minutes”, workshop on administration works, tribal music programme, special lecture, quiz contest and poetry recitation. The winners of competition will be awarded with cash prizes and certificates. For the poetry recitation Hindi poets for all over India will come to Manav Sangrahalaya.
‘Sight-impaired must face tasks with willpower’
Bhopal: Children of various sight-impaired organisations visited Raj Bhavan on World Blindness Eradication Day here on Saturday. Addressing them, Governor Ram Naresh Yadav exhorted them to face challenges and difficulties in their lives with strong willpower. He asked them to develop their inner senses and with their help achieve skills, efficiency and courage. On the occasion, Udai Hathvalne of National Association for Blind and Rajendra Rathore of Blind Welfare Union pinned flags to him. Yadav gave donations to them. He said that there is no shortage of jobs these days. Only one should have strong willpower. He said that efforts for welfare and assistance to the sight-impaired have started yielding good results. They are now becoming able to maintain themselves and their families due to new equipments and untiring efforts of teachers. He laid emphasis on working more actively and increasing people’s participation in this field. Sight-impaired students presented bouquets to the Governor. Earlier, President of Association for Blind MS Khan and President of Blind People’s Welfare Association Nasir Hussain presented bouquets to the Governor.