Man held for killing lover’s grandmother
Gwalior: The police has nabbed one Ballu alias Veer Singh Gaur, who was absconding after killing the grandmother of his lover. The reason behind the murder was that the victim was creating hurdle in their affair. he was held while He was waiting for a vehicle to go out of the city. SDOP Benhat Atma Ram Sharma said that the accused killed Mullo Bai Gaur of Ratbai village under Bijoli police station on the intervening night of April 18 and 19. The accused Ballu alias Veer Singh Gaur killed Mullo Bai when he went to meet his lover, there he strangled Mullo Bai to death and absconded. An informer told the Bijoli police station in charge Vinay Sharma, that he is trying to get out the city. Acting on this information, the police surrounded the 7 number Ka Chauraha and nabbed the accused. During interrogation Ballu told the police that previously both the families lived harmoniously. During this period he developed love with the girl Seema but the family members of the girl opposed it. later, Ballu came to know that the marriage of the Seema settled somewhere else so he killed Mullo Bai.
BJP takes action against party rebels
Gwalior: The BJP has started taking action against leaders and workers who had worked against the party and party candidates during the lok Sabha elections. Such leaders and workers include even the chairpersons of corporation and boards. The BJP started to detect the role of such leaders and workers. After the expiry the party decided to teach a lesson to such leaders and workers.
It is stated that a report to that effect has been sent by lok Sabha election in-charge Vijay Dubey to the state president of the party Narendra Singh Tomar. The district organisation of the party has started investigation at his level. The complaint has been made against two presidents of the authority, 3 presidents of boards and nearly half a dozen other leaders. The name of an MlA has also been pointed out. The state BJP president is coming to Gwalior on April 26. He would take the meeting of selected office bearers, leaders and workers. The action would be taken after the lok Sabha elections are over.
Workshop on soil in Itm university
Gwalior: A national workshop on soil and agriculture has been organised by the school of agriculture department of ITM University, Gwalior. The vice-chancellor, Prof Yogesh Upadhyaya, inaugurated workshop by lighting the lamp. The Prof of Banaras University addressed the workshop and said that the basis of our life is our earth. Prof RC Tiwari added that earth is also the bases of universe, but the increasing population and efforts to increasing the production are damaging the nutritional material. Today the traditional agriculture of India has become chemical. On this occasion Prof RD Gupta said that our ancient knowledge towards soil preservation and responsible towards it. In the Vedas the agricultural land was catagorised as mother earth. Ultich Berk of Constance university of Germany spoke on five Agnihotra systems and said that India is a religious Country and we can use the material of Havan and worship as fertilizer. International planner of nutrition institute KN Tiwari explained that modern agriculture and traditional agriculture. On this occasion the Dean of School of Agricultural Prof Girish Pandey and Prof of Horticultural Science T Singh. Ramesh Chandra Pandey, Amit Kannojiya, Himanshu Singh and students to large number were present. The programme was conducted by Prof Amit Kannojiya.
By-election for vidisha vidhan sabha seat
Bhopal: The by-election for Vidisha Vidhan Sabha constituency will also be held on April 24 along with the 10 lok Sabha constituencies of the third phase in Madhya Pradesh. All arrangements for the by-election are being made as per directives of the Election Commission. Polling for Vidisha Vidhan Sabha by-election will also be held from 7 am to 6 pm along with lok Sabha elections. There are total 11 candidates including 7 of political parties Bharatiya Janata Party, Congress, Samata Samadhan Party, Hindustan Janata Party, Mahanwadi Party, Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Mukti Party and 4 independents in the election fray. A total of 1,93,569 voters including 1,02,879 males, 90,689 females and one other will exercise their franchise in the by-election.
The number of young voters is 56,612 including 6,761 of 18-19 years age group and 49 thousand 851 of 29-49 years age group. In all, 243 polling booths have been set up for the by-election where polling for lok Sabha election will also be held. About 2 thousand employees have been deployed on poll duty for Vidhan Sabha by-election. As many as 268 EVMs will be used for it.
lecture on making career in defence
Mhow: A lecture was delivered at the Army Public school, Mhow, pertaining to opportunities available in NDA/ CDS. The resource person on the occasion was Col Rakesh Kumar Chopra, who is presently appointed as a Commanding Officer FOS, MCTE. Through lecture cum presentation, he elaborated on the ‘life in the Olive Greens’. The Students were informed about the doorways to join the Indian Army as an Officer. Schedule of SSB, selection criteria, examination pattern, OIR Tests, Group Testing, Psychological Tests and the Interview Tests were discussed in detail.