Guv extends greetings on Mahavir Jayanti
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has extended greetings and best wishes to State’s people on Mahavir Jayanti. In his greeting message, Governor Yadav said that lord Mahavir’s ideals and principles are ever relevant for welfare of mankind. Yadav also said that lord Mahavir established moral values of truth, non-violence and compassion. Yadav urged people to imbibe ideals of lord Mahavir and actively participate in State’s prosperity and development.
Know your electoral status through SMS
Bhopal: Election Commission has provided SMS facility to voters to help them locate their status in electoral rolls. Voters can obtain such information by typing MP with one space EPIC space, their EPIC card number (without space) and send the same to 51969. The voter will get return SMS informing about polling booth and serial number in electoral roll. Voters can also obtain information regarding their status in voter lists and polling booth on CEO office’s website www.ceomadhyapradesh.nic.in. A toll-free number 1950 has also been installed for this purpose.
SP candidate, 14 others booked
Indore: A case has been registered against 15 people, including the Samajwadi Party candidate, for allegedly uprooting the railing of Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) at Palasia area in Madhya Pradesh's commercial capital, police said. SP candidate Neha Sharma arrived along with her supporters on Friday and attempted to uproot the railing in order to protest against the alleged corruption in the BRTS. Police reached the spot and arrested Sharma and other party workers. All of them were booked for trying to damage Government property. later, they were released on bail.
BJP's victory will be tribute to Rajmata: Jha
Guna: BJP vice-president Prabhat Jha on Saturday said the victory of party candidate from Guna parliamentary constituency, Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya, would be the real tribute to Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia. “The BJP is going to triumph in 27 lok Sabha constituencies in the State. However, uncertainty prevails over Chhindwara and Guna constituencies,” Jha told reporters here. launching a scathing attack on Congress candidate and Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, he said electorate need to vote in favour of Pawaiya so that 622 ‘bigha’ Government land allegedly in Scindia's possession could be released.
Teenage girl drowns
Satna: A teenage girl drowned in a river at Khamaria village in Nagaud Police Station limits, police said. Sidhi-resident Pannu God (15) had come to her relative's place at Khamaria village. She had gone to the river to take bath on Friday where she drowned. She died by the time villagers brought her out from water.
‘BJP Govt cheated hailstorm-hit farmers’
Gwalior: The Union Minister of State Jyotiraditya Scindia criticised the BJP Government of State and said that the BJP Government was cheating the hail storm farmers in the matter of providing relief to them. The Central Government had given compensation amount for the effected farmer to the State Government immediately but the State Government did not give any amount to the affected farmers. Scindia was addressing a public meeting at Dabra Bus Stand in support of Congress candidate Ashok Singh. Singh also addressed the public meeting. Earlier, Scindia had spoken in Vrinda Sahaya College ground in Dabra on this occasion. Ashok Jain and lateef Khan Mallu welcomed Scindia in the public meeting Ram Sewak Babuji. Nathu Ram Gupta Ratan Singh Rawat, Ghan Shyam Bhargava, Anresh Kailasiya and Kamal Sahu were also present.
‘modi aS PM MUST for country’S DEVElOPMENT’
Gwalior: BJP candidate from Gwalior and party State president Narendra Singh Tomar said that it is necessary to make Narendra Modi Prime Minister for the development of the country. People should not be misled by the Congress rumer-mongering. Tomar was addressing the meeting held in Patel garden Singhpur road Krishna Kuteer Morar Pintopark Maharaja Complex Deen Dayal Nagar Kunj Bihar and Goverdhan Colony Tomar said that the congress had promised the people that they would curve the price rise within 100 days and eliminate the corruption but the Congress became more corrupt during this period. Tomar said that the Indian people are looking up to Narendra Modi with the hope that he would eliminate corruption and price rise.
5-year-old girl gang-raped
Guna: A five-year-old girl was on Saturday abducted by unidentified men from her house and taken to a desolate place where they raped her near agriculture produce market at Dinaganj village, police said. The accused earlier barged into a woman's house, beat her up and abducted her daughter. The culprits left the victim near the agriculture produce market after perpetrating the sexual assault. later, labourers found the girl and rushed her to hospital. The woman was also admitted to hospital. Both were referred to Bhopal. Angered over the incident, villagers set the house of community healthcare centre's doctor on fire. Police have deployed additional force in view of the tense atmosphere. The Collector and the Superintendent of Police have also reached the spot.
Body of youth found
Satna: The body of a youth was on Saturday found under mysterious circumstances in Jeevan Jyoti Colony, police said. The deceased was identified as Sanjay Gupta (30). The cause behind the death was yet to be known.
PF dept raids Apna sweets, sanchi milk sangh
Indore: The Provident Fund department, Indore raided the seven establishment of Apna Sweets and at Sanchi Milk Sangh. In the investigation, it was found that Apna Sweets management was not providing PF facility to more than 300 employees. The department has issued a notice to them. Eight team under PF commissioner PC Gutpa and assistant commissioner AK Tripathi raided the Apna Sweets establishment at Malganj, Palasia, Sapna Sangeeta, Vijaynagar, AB Road and Annapurna and Sanchi milk plant at Mangaliya. It was found that Sanchi milk organization was conducting few works by contract basis labourers and is not providing PF benefit to these labourers. Now the PF department will initiate the registration of case against the Sanchi milk organisation. The raid was conducted under the supervision of PF commissioner of enforcement wing Ghazala Ali khan.
Gang of chain snatchers busted
Morena: With the arrest of 13 people, including six women, police claimed to have busted a gang involved in snatching chains from women at Devi temples in Morena and Gwalior districts during the recently-concluded Navratri festival and recovered as many gold chains, weighing about 20 ‘tola' from them. “The gang was returning from Gwalior to its native place Alwar in Rajasthan when their car was intercepted on Agra Mumbai National Highway and its members arrested,” Sub-Divisional Officer of Police KD Sonkiya told reporters here. Those arrested include Himmat Singh Gurjar, Rajendra Gurjar, Chandra Bhan Singh, Rakesh Shakya, Manoj Gurjar, Satpal, Jeetu, laungi Bai alias Megha, Meera, Kamla, Indra, Vidya and Ramvati. Police also seized two chain-cutting equipment from them.
Four-year imprisonment for drug peddling
Ujjain: A local court has sentenced a person to four years imprisonment and imposed a fine of `10,000 on the charge of smuggling cannabis. According to prosecution, Piyush Agnihotri and Ripudavan Pande were caught while allegedly trying to sell the contraband on June 28, 2012, and 3.8 kg cannabis was seized from them. Additional Sessions Judge Gunwant Singh Saluja convicted Piyush and delivered the verdict on Friday. Another accused Ripudavan was acquitted.
Raod mishap kills youth, injures two
Dewas: A youth has been killed and two of his friends injured when a lorry rammed their auto-rickshaw on a bypass, police said. The victim of Friday night's accident were rushed to the District Hospital where Umar (25) was pronounced dead. while two others Kalu and Ashiq are undergoing treatment.