Wanted criminal gunned down
Gwalior: Sending a strong message to the criminals and gangs, City police on Saturday gunned down a notorious criminal who had carried a cash reward of Rs 10.000 on his head. Police said Gauri Shankar Baghel was killed in an alleged encounter at the forest of Babupura. A senior police officer said the deceased criminal had over 11 cases against him. The latest case of murder against him was registered in July this year when he killed one KK Sharma on July 8. Additional SP (Rural) Yogeshwar Sharma said that Shankar came to lithora to extort money, however, disappeared when he saw a police team was following him. Again in the night the police were informed that he was hiding in the forest of Babupura. Then police surrounded him. He began firing on the police team, which police also retaliated. later his dead body was found. A 315 bore revolver and a large number of spent bullets were recovered from him.
IIlegal liquor dealers, gamblers arrested
Gwalior: In a drive launched by SP Gwalior Santosh Singh against illegal transportation of liquor and gambling, the police nabbed the gamblers and illegally dealing in liquor. According to the police the Panihar police nabbed Babloo alias Salman Khan from Panihar Tiraha with 14 quarters of country wine. Benhat police nabbed Harkanth with 17 quarters of country liquor in Dagiapura under Benhat police station, the Chinor police arrested Megsingh with 17 quarters of illegal wine from Kaharia Tiraha. The Utila police arrested Mohar Singh from village Gurri with 21 quarters of country liquor. The Bhitarwar police recovered five litre raw wine from Satish and 18 quarters of country liquor from Balveer from village Satani, 18 quarters of country liquor the police also arrested gambler from various places.
High alert issued in gwalior
Gwalior: In view of sectarian violence in Muzaffarnagar district of neighbouring State — Uttar Pradesh and coming Assembly elections, the District police force and administration have been put on high alert to spoil any unwanted incidents. The SP Gwalior has warned all the police stations in charge to take any small communal disputes with sensitivity. Meanwhile, the Information Bureau (IB) has issued alert following a meeting of Chief Secretaries of BJP ruled States in a meeting held in Delhi. Sources in the IB said that few disgruntled persons and parties can make efforts to spoil communal harmony to take advantage in the Assembly elections in BJP ruled states. In a meeting of CSP’S, SDOPS and police station in charge, the SP Gwalior Singh warned them if any communal harmony is spoilt anywhere the police station in charge and beat in charge would be responsible.
Prizes distributed at bhel
Bhopal: In a simple programme held at Transformer Division, BHEl, prizes were presented to the Quality Circle groups of Transformer Division. Suresh Gupta, general manager (TCB Engineering, Commercial, MM and Production) and D Gianchandani, additional general manager, Transformer Manufacturing, were present on this occasion. Dharmendra Singh, area coordinator, speaking on this occasion informed about various quality circle activities going on in the division. Gupta and Gianchandani speaking on the occasion assured the employees all assistance required for carrying out the circle activities. In the end Rameshwar Chouhan proposed the vote of thanks.
SewaSadan Eye Hospitalempanelled
Bhopal: In an order issued by Central Government, Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital Sant Hirdaram Nagar was being empanelled for the medical expenditure reimbursement to Central Government staff. The Additional Director of Central Government Health Scheme department has issued the orders. The Hospital Trust in a statement informed that the Madhya Pradesh Government has also inducted this hospital for the medical reimbursement to its employees for treatment and eye operation of their own and of family members. Trustee of the hospital lC Janiyani informed that 1.90 lakh eye operations have been carried out since inception of the hospital. Mediclaim insurance companies like Star Health, DHC and Med Save have attached the hospital for the medi claim to the insured persons. Simultaneously, semi Central government undertakings like BSNl, Punjab National Bank and Airport authority of India have also empanelled this institution for the re-imbursement to their staff, he added.
lord Ganesha’s idol at CM’s residence
Bhopal: lord Ganesh’s idol was placed at CM’s residence amidst religious rites and spirit of devotion here on Monday. Earlier, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan along with his wife Sadhna Singh and son Kunal fetched the idol from behind Central library, Itwara. On the occasion, Chouhan prayed for State progresses rapidly, prosperity and also reached out to every household and state’s people to cooperate in development of state and country.
Health Minister to consider docs’ suggestion
Bhopal: A delegation of doctors met Public Health and Family Welfare Minister Narottam Mishra here on Monday. The Health Minister assured to examine demands and suggestions of doctors and ensure action on them as per rules.
Home Minister lays stones
Bhopal: Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta laid foundation stones for various development works here on Monday. He laid foundation stone for construction of a CC road near Transit Hostel, laying of pipeline at Jyotiba Fule Nagar and fitting of paving blocks near Durga Mandir in Ward-29. Gupta apprised residents about various welfare schemes of the State Government.
Two-day workshop on agriculture
Bhopal: A 2-day workshop on agriculture and horticulture-based livelihood under Tejaswini will be held on September 10-11. Tejaswini programme for empowerment of rural women was being implemented by Women’s Finance and Development Corporation. The workshop will be held at Hotel Palash at 9 am which will be participated by District Programme Managers, FlGO representatives and Presidents/Vice-Presidents/Secretaries of Federation’s general body. Subject experts JS Raghu, ex-Dean of Agriculture College, Suman Kumar of GB Pant Agriculture College, Uttarakhand, Mukesh Mishra, Manager, Nation Fertilisers limited and PK Bisen, Dean Jabalpur Agriculture University will be subject experts at the workshop.
Four police officers transferred
Bhopal: State Government has issued orders of new postings of four police officers. Sudhir Singh, Commandant 23rd Battalion, Bhopal, has been posted as SP Betul, Shiaz A, SP Betul as Commandant 23rd Battalion Bhopal, Prembabu Sharma, SP Rail Bhopal as Commandant 23rd Battalion Bhopal and Avdhesh Kumar, Additional SP Bhopal has been posted as SP Rail Bhopal.
RSS worker held for sending SMS threat
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh police have arrested a 32-year-old RSS worker for sending text messages (SMSes) to top police officers and government officials which claimed that there was a threat to the life of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Jai Kumar Kushwaha was arrested on Sunday in the Chhatarpur district and charged with criminal intimidation and offences under the Information Technology Act. His messages had triggered panic among security personnel during Chouhan’s visit to Chhatarpur. Police said that Kushwaha used a SIM card he had purchased using his uncle’s identity card; the two were not on good terms
Four criminals arrested, six pistols seized
Indore: Four persons were on Monday arrested by Madhya Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) and six pistols and 30 live cartridges were recovered from them. Acting on a tip-off, STF arrested Firoz Abdul Razzaq, Bahadur Singh, Kashiram and Kushal, police said. While Firoz belongs to Rajasthan, the three others were from Madhya Pradesh’s Barwani district. According to STF sources, Firoz arrived here for purchasing a pistol to allegedly eliminate a Rajasthan-based contractor but was arrested. later, STF sleuths also arrested three other miscreants involved in the sale/purchase of illegal weapons, they added.
Five arrested on ganged rape charge
Panna: Five people, including a woman, have been arrested in connection with the gang-ape charge of a 15-year-old girl in Madhya Pradesh’s Panna district, police said here on Monday.
The accused, arrested on Sunday, have been identified as Ram Bhagat Sahu, Ranjit, a woman named Munni Bai, Videsh luniya and Sonelal, police said, adding that another accused Kallu Sen is absconding.
According to the police, Munni Bai had lured the girl to a spot where she was gang-raped by the accused, as a result of which she became pregnant and was forced to undergo an abortion. At the time of the incident, the girl’s parents were away and she could not muster the courage to file a complaint against the accused. Her parents returned on Sunday and it was then that a complaint was filed and five of the six accused were arrested, police said.
Bhopal: In the wake of communal riots in Muzaffarnagar the police have issued an alert warning on Monday evening in the city. The Deputy Inspector General of Police Sreenivas Varma confirming the alert maintained that the utmost priority of the department was to maintain law and order which have to be achieved at any cost and was very important as it strengthened the believe of citizens in the police administration.
Elucidating the immediate actions by the police Varma told that special preventive measures have to be taken to search anti-social elements and suspicious outsiders strolling in the city without reason which would help in nabbing the anti social elements who could disturb the communal fabric of the city.
Police patrolling parties would be increased and the police pickets would be alerted to maintain vigil on the vehicles entering the city.
Hotels, Railway station, bus stands and other crowded places are going to be searched in want of any anti -social elements targeting or planning to upset the law and order of the city. Maintaining law and order in the city is supreme priority of the department.