Police wants drug-free state
Gwalior: Since, the actions of smack users has come to the light, the police has decided to tighten the noose around them. Keeping in mind the target to make the city clear of the drug smugglers, the police is preparing to bust a drug racket. The incidents of loot and chain snatching have been found to be executed by drug addicts. Santosh Singh, SP Gwalior is analysing the incidents in detail. The smugglers belong to Jhalabar, Dholpur, Fatehpur, Orai, lucknow, Neemuch, Mandsaur, Sahazapur, Ujjain, Guna and Shivpuri. The SP Gwalior said that so far we have taken action against the local smack suppliers. Now we are taking focussing to nab smack dealers from other districts and States.
Police foils looters, one held, two flee
Gwalior: The police has arrested miscreants who were eying to loot an oil merchant. On getting a tip by the informers, the police was able to nab the looters and has recovered sharp-edged weapons from them. Two of the miscreants fled from the spot and the police is still searching for them. According to information the miscreants Sultan s/o Bharat Kushawah, Shammi S/o liyaz Khan, Nand Kishor S/o Naresh Shakya had gathered at Dholibua Ka Pul to loot an oil merchant in lala Ka Bazar but police foiled their plan and arrested them before they could execute it.
EC to rent vehicles for assembly polls
Gwalior: The Election Commission would need more than 650 vehicles, including 500 buses and 154 four-wheelers for conducting Assembly elections. With permission to acquire a private vehicle at any time, many vehicle owners have stopped using their vehicles. According to the information, the district election officer has asked the RTO to provide small and big vehicles for the election. The RTO has bought a few four-wheelers and has handed them to the Election Officer. Further planning has been made to have more buses and four-wheelers. The vehicles from other districts would also be used for the elections. The vehicles would be used by the election commission. The rented vehicles would be parked at different places of the city including police stations, MlB College, Science College, Gorkhi Compound and JU Campus etc. The RTO Gwalior MP Singh said that more than 650 vehicles will be rented for the election including 500 buses and four wheelers.
Thieves steal gold, silver during police patrol
Gwalior: Thieves stole gold and silver ornaments from a house during police patrol while in another incident thieves broke into a Government primary school in village Karyavati and stole a computer and other goods. According to the police, Parshuram S/o Balkishan Soni Resident of Jatar Sahab Ki Gali had gone to meet their relatives when some thieves stole cash and ornaments from his house. The police registered the case of theft on the report of teacher Prem Narain Sharma and started searching for the thieves. In another incident, thieves stole three two-wheelers from different areas.
Chief secy meets indian kabaddi team
Bhopal: Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa met members of Indian Kabaddi team at Sports Authority of India’s Regional Centre at Bishankheri (Bhopal) on Monday. The 25-member team has come here for pre-training and practice for ensuing Asian Games. An exhibition match was also played on the occasion. Asian Games will be held in Korea next month. Indian Kabaddi team has been winning gold medal consecutively in last 6 Asian Games. The Chief Secretary got introduction of players and wished them success in Asian Games. The Chief Secretary also presented sports kits to the players. He lauded activities of SAI’s Regional Centre at Bhopal. The Chief Secretary also planted a sapling on the Authority’s premises. Authority’s Regional Director Roque Dias was also present on the occasion. Former Olympians Ashok Dhyanchand and Jalaluddin were also present during exhibition match.
lecture series on media role in politics
Bhopal: A lecture series on the Role of Media in Parliamentary System was held by Pandit Kunjilal Dube National Seat of Parliamentary learning for professors, teachers and researchers of teaching institutions at Academy of Administration here on Monday. The lecture series was inaugurated by senior journalist Rajendra Sharma. As many as 123 participants were provided certificates and feedback was sought from them. In the first session of lecture series, Commissioner-cum-Director Horticulture Anurag Shrivastava spoke on the Role of Social Media in Politics and senior journalist Kalpesh Yagnik on the Role of Social Media in Education and Employment. In the second session, Principal Secretary Manoj Shrivastava delivered a lecture on the Role of Media in Parliamentary System. Director of the Seat of Parliamentary learning Cl Motwani informed that now information about Parliamentary system is being given to students through educational institutions. Youth Parliaments are being held. Three prizes are also being given to students.
Activity assess to boost employee output
Bhopal: With a view to boost the spirit of the employees for better performance in their area, a team of nominated officials from 21-26 October, 2013 will assess all quality circle activities functioning in the manufacturing division, support services group and new quality circles. Shram Puraskar winner and Padmashri Bl Chouksey also Unit Co-ordinator speaking on this occasion said that this type of activity is going to happen in the unit for the first time. DK Dikshit, General Manager, Quality; Anurag Shukla, DGM, Quality and other senior officials of the unit appreciated the initiative.
30-year-old woman gangraped
Bhopal: A 30-year-old woman was allegedly gangraped in Hoshangabad by two staffers of a Government hospital where her daughter was admitted. When the woman came out of the hospital’s washroom on the intervening night of October 19 and 20, the accused forcibly took her to a nearby under-construction building and raped her. The accused, identified as ward boy Deepak Majhi and security guard Aditya, threatened her to not reveal the offence. However, the woman later informed her husband following which the matter was reported to police. Subsequently, the duo was arrested and booked under relevant Sections, police said. The victim’s daughter had been admitted in the hospital about a week ago.