‘Dividers needed on road to DIG Bungalow’
Bhopal: Home and Jails Minister Babulal Gaur has said that dividers should be constructed on road from Bhopal Talkies to DIG Bungalow in next two months. Gaur inspected the road today. He was accompanied by MlA Arif Aqeel, BDA Chairman Om Yadav, Waqf Board Chairman Shaukat Khan, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Tejaswi Nayak and Superintending Engineer PDW KPS Rana.
Gaur said that drains on both side and divider in the midst of the road should be constructed. He directed to remove electricity poles coming in the middle of road. Gaur directed to chalk out a plan to renovate road from Bhopal Talkies to DIG Bungalow. He expressed displeasure over non-maintenance of mausoleum and garden near Bhopal Talkies crossing. He directed to chalk out action plan for their development as well.
CS to review Aadhar Card preparation campaign
Bhopal: Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa will review progress of campaign to prepare Aadhar Cards through video-conferencing on February 12. The Chief Secretary will also hold discussions with concerning officers regarding preparations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Madhya Pradesh visit to attend Kisan Mahasammelan in Sehore district on February 18.
skill development courses by IGnou, madarsa board
Bhopal: In collaboration with Indira Gandhi National Open University, Madhya Pradesh Madarsa Board will start degree and certificate courses in skill development for boys and girls. Through it, school drop outs will be benefited. After doing this course, they can directly obtain degrees of BA and BCom from IGNOU. A policy is also being chalked out to start Urdu journalism course in collaboration with Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad.
MPHRC seeks report of a youth’s death in Morena
Bhopal: Taking cognizance of death of a youth in a canal in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission has sought a report from IGP of Chambal range and Superintendent of Police of Morena.
Notably, news regarding the death of a youth in Rithorakala police station area of Morena district, was published recently. It was reported that two youths going home on a bike were beaten up by police personnel and one of them was thrown in a canal, where he died.
The deceased had died after drowning in the canal. It was alleged that after having come to know aobut the incident, the police did reach the scene of crime, but did not make any efforts to search for the missing youth. The Commission has sent the newspaper cuttings to the IGP and SP and asked them to submit a report by February 16.
Police recovers Rs16 lakh from kidnappers
Gwalior: Police have recovered Rs16 lakh from two criminals who had kidnapped a student. Two more suspects are still out of police reach. The student Ramendra who was kidnapped has identified the suspects. Ramendra Singh Gurjar was kidnapped from Delhi Public School (DPS). Police have taken several precautions to solve this case and arrested Satish Gurjar and Badal Dubey.
Police have recovered Rs16 lakh out of Rs20 lakh ransom recovered from the parents of the boy. Rest Rs4 lakh is yet to be recovered from the two more suspects.
Gwalior SP Harinarayan Chari Mishra told media persons that Rs 16 lakh has been recovered. Gwalior SP has informed that Satish Gurjar is educated and running his coaching centre. He has also appeared in Sub-Inspector examination. On the other hand, Monu Gurjar and another suspected guy are still absconding. Police teams are still searching for them.