Fraud, conspiracy case filed against five
Gwalior: Police registered a case of fraud and conspiracy against five people for usurping a private limited company by presenting fake documents in the office of company registrar. The Jaindraganj police took this action on the order of UP high court and sent a police party to search accused at various places. It is stated that Sushil Sharma of Prem Nagar owned Iron Private limited Company in village Rajgarh. Meanwhile due to illness of Sushil Sharma in 2011, workers of this Company Sanjay Agrawal, Santosh Agrawal residents of Tansen Nagar and their daughter Sakshi Agrawal and two others declared themselves as managing directors and appeared in the office of registrar of companies and after the death of Sushil Sharma, they got the company registered in thier names, in 2011. later, when Sushil’s wife Manorama Sharma came to know of this conspiracy she filed a case in UP high court. The court ordered the police to register a case against accused after finding them guilty. The case was registered by Jaindraganj police.
four dacoits held; revolver, 3 bikes seized
Gwalior: The police nabbed four miscreants who had gathered to commit dacoity but one miscreant managed to escape. The incident took place near a rivulet behind Ganesh Colony in suburb Morar. The Morar police registered a case against the miscreants. The Morar police received a tip of from an informer that some armed miscreants have gathered behind Ganesh Colony to commit dacoity at the house of a coaching director Rahul Shrivastava. Acting on the information, the police arrested Pradeep Jatav, Kallu Shakya, Vicky Rana and Ramesh Jat. One of their associates Bhiku Rathore managed to escape. The police recovered a revolver, a sword, a stick, iron rod and rope from their possession. The police are further interrogating them. Police teams have been sent in search of Bhiku Rathore to the prospective places where he can hide. The police also found three bikes from miscreants. During enquiry all the three bikes from miscreants. During enquiry all the three bikes was found to have been stolen. The police started interrogating them.
8 Gwalior journalists gets ‘sharadha nidhi’
Gwalior: The State Government has decided to provide Rs 5,000 per month as ‘Sharadha Nidhi’ to the senior journalists for their social service through their journalism. Eight journalists of district were given the cheques of Sharadha Nidhi in a programme organised in Moti Mahal on Friday. Addressing the programme the divisional commissioner KK Khare said that the initiative to provide Sharadha Nidhi to senior journalists is appreciable. The collector P Narhari said that this initiative of the government would encourage positive journalism. Senior journalist Ram Vidhori and Suresh Samrat thanked the government for Sharadha Nidhi. The welcome addressed by joint director public relations Hl Choudhary. The gratitude was expressed by APRO H Bhadauria. The programme was conducted by Dev Srimali. The Sharadha Nidhi was given to Ram Vidrohi, Suresh Samarat, Avadh Anand, Sabir Ali, Rajendra Shrivastava, Om Prakash Garg, Ravindra Saxena, Kalka Prasad Shivhare, Nirmal Kumar Sahu, Prem Narain Nagar and Ramesh Chandra Gupta.