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SBI organises Vigilance awareness week

Bhopal: SBI organised a Vigilance Awareness programme at Govt Subhash Higher Secondary School, Bhopal for students, in which many competitive programmes among students were conducted. In this Vigilance Awareness programme, Naval Kishor Sharma, Deputy General Manager, SBI explained to the students regarding Vigilance Awareness, how to cope-up with corruption and how to complaint about corruption around us and the its process.

Sharma has also awarded the prizes for the winners of impromptu speech competition among the students. MA Haque, Deputy General Manager (Vigilance), Kamesh Sharma, Assistant General Manager, along with Principal Sudhakar Parashar and students and guests were also present in the programme.

41 nomination forms filed in Madhya Pradesh

Bhopal: According to the information received till now, 41 nomination forms have been filed in the state till 6.00 p.m. on November 3 after the release of Vidhan Sabha Election-2018 notification. Total 59 nomination forms including 18 on Friday and 41 on Saturday have been filed in the state.

The nomination papers in 26 districts were filed on November 2 and 3 including 7 in Dewas, 5 in Rewa, 4 in Indore, 3 each in Chhindwara, Vidisha, Morena, Guna and Seoni, 2 each in Bhopal, Dhar, Hoshangabad, Ujjain, Gwalior, Ashoknagar, Sagar, Satna, Sidhi and Balaghat and one nomination form each in Ratlam, Badwani, Narsinghpur, betul, Agar-Malwa, Damoh, Harda and Singruali district.

27,671 non-bailable warrants served

Bhopal: Chief Electoral Officer VL Kanta Rao has informed that 27,671 non-bailable warrants have been served from October 6 to November 2, 2018 since the model code of conduct has come into effect in the state to ensure law and order. Total 2,590 illegal firearms have been confiscated and 2,51,500 firearms have been deposited in the police stations during this period.

Under the property defacement, 15,66,565 cases have been registered and out of this action has been taken against 15,14,388 cases. A total of 12,10,399 cases of government property defacement have been registered and action has been taken in 11,77,742 cases. Similarly, 3,56,166 cases of private property defacement have been registered and action has been taken in 3,36,646 cases. In addition to this, 9,812 cases of misuse of vehicles have been registered during this period.

Directives issued to DM, SP

Bhopal: Directives have been issued by the Home Department to all the District Collectors and District Superintendents of Police that implementation of Supreme Court’s directive must be ensured in connection to the time limit 8 pm to 10 pm fixed for fireworks on Deepawali. It was said in the directives that the concerned police station in-charge will be held personally responsible in case of violation of the Supreme Court’s directives.

The District Administration has been instructed to provide detail information in connection to the order of the Supreme Court to all the police station in-charges to ensure its compliance and to avoid contempt of court. The Supreme Court’s order/directives in this connection are available on the website of the court.

Fire fighting training imparted

Bhopal: Fire fighting training imparted by Col Nitin Raj Deshpandey of IGRMS on the occasion of Vigilance Awareness week-2018. He has explained causes of fire, method of control/prevention/extinguish the fire to security staff and other visitors present. A Demo is also conducted regarding use of fire extinguishers on various types of fires. Programme has been concluded by 4.30PM at Avritti Bhawan Auditorium of IGRMS.

Prof. Sarit Kumar Chaudhuri, Director, IGRMS explained the importance of programme and stressed on the requirement of honesty, hard work and willpower to perform any task. Strong willpower is required to eradicate the corruption from India. Society will not be free from corruption, until and unless we became aware about corruption. Vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Shrikant Gupta, Museum Associate.

Allahabad Bank observes Vigilance Awareness Week

Bhopal: Allahabad Bank, which is celebrating its glorious 154th anniversary in the services of the Nation, observed Vigilance Awareness Week with effect from October 29 to November 03.  During this period various functions/events were held at Zonal Office, branches and different schools/ colleges. The theme this year was ‘Eradicate Corruption-Build a New India’.

On October 29, Mukti Nath Patel, Field General Manager (Central) along with SSP Roy, Deputy General Manager and Zonal Head, Bhopal, administered oath to the Officers and staff. On various dates, functions were organized in schools such as IPS School, Sheel Public School and Campion School.  SSP Roy, administered Integrity Pledge as also exhorted the students the need for honesty, integrity for every ones life. Quiz programmes were conducted and students were given prizes in each programme. Bank also conducted a Walkathon Event on Saturday at VIP Road Bhopal, in which a large number of officers and staff participated.