CM condoles Journalist’s death
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed profound grief over the death of Ishwar Dayal Tiwari, father of senior journalist Deepak Tiwari. Chouhan has prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State president and MP Narendra Singh Tomar and State organisational general secretary Arvind Menon have expressed profound grief over the demise of senior journalist Deepak Tiwari’s father Ishwardayal Tiwari. Tomar and Menon prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss. BJP State spokesman Vijednra Singh Sisodia, MlAs Vishwas Sarang and Rameshwar Sharma, Dipak Vijayvargiya, State office secretary Alok Sanjar, Rajendra Singh Rajput, state media in-charge Hitesh Vajpayee and others have also expressed profound grief over the demise of Ishwardayal Tiwari and have prayed Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul. Former leader of opposition in the state assembly and senior Congress legislator Ajay Singh also expressed profound grief over the demise and has prayed Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to
bear this loss.
AIMC conference held
Bhopal: A conference of the All India Mille Council (AIMC) was held here on Sunday night at Khanugaon located Indira priyadarshini College (IPC). large number of doctors, advocates and intellectuals of the Muslim community were present in the conference in which AIMC general secretary Manzoor Alam was the main speaker. Alam in his address on the occasion complimented all those who made the constitution of India and provided justice, security, independence and secularism through it to all the citizens. Had these things not been included in then the country would have been divided into many parts, he added. He said that the country is passing through an important phase where fascist forces are trying to harm the sovereignty of the country. Other speakers on the occasion were former Gujarat DGP Kumar Rao, Maulana Sharafat Ali Nadvi, Fr Solomon and noted social worker lS Hardenia. Host of the programme All India Muslim Personal law Board Member Arif Masood expressed gratitude towards all those present on the occasion and proposed vote of thanks.
revenue inspector caught for taking bribe
Khargone: A revenue inspector on Monday caught red-handed here while accepting a bribe of `2,000 from a farmer in his office. Identified as Shreyas Pagare, the official had allegedly demanded `4,000 as a bribe from farmer Govind Patidar of Dongargaon village for providing him with a loan book, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) lokayukta, Sl Kataria told reporters. The farmer paid `2,000 to Pagare and while paying him the remaining amount on Monday, the official was trapped by a 10-member team of lokayukta sleuths. A case under the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered against Pagare in the matter.