One more held for muder of official
Indore: One more person was on Friday arrested from Gwalior in connection with the murder of a senior official of a private mobile phone company here, police said. The Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh head of Intex Technologies' Tahir Hussain Darr, was shot dead on June 24 in Chandralok Colony area here. Palasia Police Station In-charge, Shivpal Singh Kushwaha said while the main accused Govind Verma (32) surrendered before the police on June 29, co-accused Rajendra Verma (24) was arrested from Gwalior. Darr, a resident of Jammu and Kashmir, was shot dead by Govind and Rajendra along with their two other associates in the company office here. The two associates who were waiting outside the office and were involved in the crime have been identified as Jitendra and Bhura. They are still absconding. Govind had a franchisee of the company but it was terminated three months ago following which he got angry and shot at Darr in the office.
later he succumbed to the injuries in a hospital. Darr was posted in Indore since last three years as the senior regional officer of the company and was looking after Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh area.
Fire breaks out at movie hall, pharmacy shop
Indore: A fire broke out at a cinema hall and a pharmacy shop in the city in separate incidents on Friday. No one was reported hurt in the two mishaps, they said. The blaze erupted at the pharmacy shop near a temple on Nasiya road in the wee hours today, Superintendent of Police (Fire), Hemlata Kureel said. later, a movie multiplex Velocity on the ring road on city's outskirts also caught fire, she said. No one was hurt in the two incidents, she said, adding that hall no. 2 in the multiplex was completely gutted in the fire, the official said. Fire brigade officials took nearly three hours to control the flames. About 10 water tankers were used to douse the fire in the multiplex, the SP added.
Jiwaji varsity conducts exam under CCTV’s watch
Gwalior: The Jiwaji University is conducting the examination on the centers where CCTV cameras have been installed to check the unfair practice. This attempt is being made after the University failed in checking the copying in the examinations. Factually, the flying squads are not going to the distance examination to check the copying. So the copying students are encouraged. BCom examination was arranged by the JIwaji University on Friday morning and three flying squads were sent to check the copying the flying squad raided choudhry Yadhunath College of Bhind and caught 6 examinees. They have covered the camers by black carbon paper. In MDS college of Bhind caught 4 copying examinees and two copying examinees by raiding Baba Devpuri College of Mehgaom.
No provision for 1,000 bed hospital in Budget
Gwalior: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had laid foundation stone of 1000 bedded hospital on November 4, 2009, but there is no provision for this hospital in the State budget tabled in the State assembly on July 1. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) of the hospital has also been made. Honorary secretary of MP chamber of commerce Bhupendra Jain has written letters to all the MlAs of the region urging them to tell the Chief Minister to expedite the work of hospital. Jain has also apprised the chief minister, health minister, Gwalior MP union minister and ministers of the region of the issue. Jain said that lahar Congress MlA Govind Saingh has raised the matter in state assembly. He will raise the question of hospital construction in Question Hour.