CM inaugurates dialysis machine
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated a dialysis machine at the hospital being run by a trust at Mohankhera pilgrimage centre in Dhar district on Sunday. Dialysis machine in this hospital will benefit patients in and around Rajgarh and Sardarpur. Earlier, they had to go to other cities for this. The Chief Minister had darshan at lord Adinath’s temple and worshipped at Mohankhera’s Jain Mandir. He sought blessings from Jyotishi Rishabh Chandra Jain Vijaysuriji Maharaj. The Chief Minister performed cow worship at Gaushala and also fed pigeons. MP Savitri Thakur, former Union Minister Vikram Verma, MlAs Nina Vikram Verma, Ranjana Baghel, Vel Singh Bhuria and Kalu Singh Thakur and other public representatives were present on the occasion.
Sagar Commissioner terminates 4 employees
Bhopal: Commissioner Sagar division RK Mathur undertook surprise inspection of offices of Sagar Janpad Panchyat and Kesli Janpad and tahsil on Sunday. He issued ordered to suspend 3 employees and terminate 4 employees from service for negligence in work and giving misleading information. Commissioner took stock of Kapildhara wells’ construction at Remjha Gram Panchayat and village Sapat in Sagar Janpad Panchayat. Janpad’s CEO Pl Patel was suspended with immediate effect since he failed to give correct information about construction of wells. The Commissioner ordered termination of MNREGA sub-engineer Shri Prabhu Das Charadh from service for giving misleading information.
He also directed to terminate from service Remjha Gram Panchayat Sachiv Ram Milan Tiwari for unduly favouring his relatives under Kapildhara Yojana. During inspection of Kesli tahsil office, Commissioner Mathur directed to suspended tahsildar Shri R.C. Shakya for passing wrong orders on files and going on leave without permission. He terminated Patwari of Halka Number 48 Hemant Pawaiyya for showing irrigated land as unirrigated. During inspection of Kesli Janpad office, he directed to issue notices for termination from service to sub-engineers Ashok Tantuvay and Govind Chaurasia on being found indulged in grave irregularities.
Home Min lays foundation of police chowkie
Bhopal: Home Minister Babulal Gaur laid foundation stone of a police chowkie on the premises of Trident Group in Budni industrial area in Sehore district on Sunday. He also inaugurated the temporary police post. Shri Gaur said that 5 thousand police personnel will be recruited in Madhya Pradesh every year. The police chowkie costing about Rs. 30 lakh will be constructed under PPP mode. The Home Minister said that this effort will promote public participation works. Gaur said that apart from recruitment of 5 thousand police personnel every year, 11 police volunteers will also be recruited in every police station, who will be given wages for 10 days. DGP Shri Nandan Dube, industrialists and citizens were present on the occasion.
Fire breaks out at a bank
Guna: Fire broke out at a branch of State Bank of India (SBI) in Guna district of the state on Sunday evening. A member of Nagar Palika said, “Five fire tenders of Nagar Palika and two of GAIl are trying to control the fire. 80 percent of the fire is under control. The situation will normalize within 15-20 minutes.” So far no casualties have been reported. Further details are awaited.
Mishap kills one, injures two
Burhanpur: A motorbiker was killed and two injured after being rammed by a mini-lorry near loni village on the Madhya Pradesh-Maharashtra border, police said. Following late last night’s accident, Vijay Karade (42) succumbed while his two nephews were hurt and admitted to the District Hospital. The trio hailed from Maharastra’s Bhusawal and were returning after attending a wedding at their relative’s place in this district. The mini-truck driver is absconding.
train Engine derails, two hurt
Sheopur: Two passengers were slightly injured when the Sabalgarh-Sheopur Passenger Train’s locomotive jumped the track at 0915 hrs today on Sheopur-Gwalior Narrow-gauge Section of the North Central Railway’s Jhansi Division. The mishap occurred about 70 km from this district headquarters in a forest between Shyampur and Raghunathpur stations. The victims were in the coach immediately behind the engine. Efforts are underway to place the locomotive back on track. Trains plying between here and Gwalior were halted at Raghunathpur and Veerpur.