MIlK VENDORS TO lAUNCH AGITATION
Gwalior: Following dispute between shopkeepers and milk vendors over increasing the price of milk, the milk vendors are preparing to launch an agitation. The milk vendors said that they bring pure milk from the villages but the shopkeepers contaminate it. So we are not responsible for it. Action should be taken against the shopkeepers. The milk vendors further warned that if the price of milk is not raised to `50 liter the supply of the milk would be stopped from June 1. Hundreds of milk vendors reached the IG police office under Dhoodhiya Mazdoor Sangh and submitted a memorandum to him demanding increase of price of milk.
They further demanded action against Kotwali Shivpuri in-charge who had beaten the milk vendors and registered FIR against them. The president of Dhoodhiya Mazdoor Sangh warned that if the price of milk is not increased the supply of milk would be completely stopped from June 1. The milk vendors earlier gathered at Kastooraba Chauraha and staged demonstration after that they reached IG police office and submitted him a memorandum demanding action against police station in charge Shivpuri.
Drive to clean morar river
Gwalior: The municipal corporation officers have posted security staff to keep a check on the people who throw garbage in Morar river. If any person is seen throwing garbage in the river action would be taken against him. Nearly half a dozen security staff have been deployed for this work. At the same time the work of cleaning Morar River started on Sunday and garbage is being taken out by three D machine. The green tribunal issued order to clean it. Additional commissioner Municipal Corporation Ml Daultani reached Morar River on Sunday morning with two dozen employees and started cleaning of River.
Daultani said that Morar River had been cleaned many times but people throw garbage and pollute it so this time security staff have been posted and ward officer concerned has been asked to monitor the work every day.
Municipal Corporation has warned the shopkeepers to remove the encroachment by evening otherwise the municipal corporation will remove them. The municipal corporation officers regard that some persons throw the garbage of construction work in the night and sweepers throw the garbage in the river instead of prescribe place so CCTV cameras would be installed.
Construction of airport road reviewed
Gwalior: Collector P Narhari and municipal corporation commissioner Vinod Sharma reviewed the roads constructed from Gola Ka Mandir to Airport by MPRDC. In the meeting the collector ordered the officers of MPRDC that if water is clogged on the road between Gola Ka Mandir and Airport, FIR will be registered against them. Mr Narhari said that despite repeated orders no plantation work was done on the road. The railings of the divider are also broken.
The derange of the road has also chocked. The road is VIP and VIP persons use this road daily so the survey should be done immediately and necessary arrangement should be made.
The information about Hanooman Bandh and dams near about the city was collected from the officers of irrigation department and they were ordered to ensure the storage of the water in the dam to ensure availability of the water throughout the year from Swarnrekha canal.
5 held for betting in IPl matches
Barwani: Five people were arrested from a house in Braj Vihar Colony here in connection with betting for Indian Premier league matches on Saturday night. “On being tipped off, the police team arrested Dhirendra, lankesh, Rohit, Vishal and Rajendra and seized one lCD television set, laptop, ten cellular phones, `10,000 in cash from them. They were providing information to other centres over phones,” Superintendent of Police JS Kushwah said here on Sunday.
Girl kills self
Satna: A 13-year-old girl has committed suicide by hanging herself in Bhadarpur village, police said. lovely Shukla tried to kill herself but she was still alive and the family members admitted her to Government Hospital in Maihar on Saturday. She died during treatment late last night. The cause of her suicide was yet to be ascertained. Meanwhile in another incidence Gudiya Pal (26) fell from a running auto rickshaw in Shahpur village on Saturday. She was admitted to Government Hospital in Nagod where she died during treatment.
4 teenagers freed from kidnappers
Jabalpur: Four teenage boys of this cantonment town were released from the clutches of kidnapers in Gujarat’s Surat town, police said. Kamal Chakravarty (15), Ankur Burman (16), Anirudh (16) and Deepu Yadav (17) residents of Ranjhi police station limits -- were forcibly brought to Surat by Rahul Srivas and Shankar recently. They were forced to work for catering. Acting on a tip-off, a police team rushed to Surat and freed the boys on Saturday. They were brought back here and handed over to their guardians. The accused managed to flee, police added.
2 held for raping minor
Satna: Two persons, accused of raping a 14-year-old girl, were arrested from Majhgawan police station limits, police said. Sukki and Dittan Mawasi brought the victim from Jhari village to Uttar Pradesh’s Shankargarh on May 17 and made the girl captive and sexually assaulted her. However, the girl managed to flee from the clutches of the miscreants and informed the police. On the basis of complaint, the duo were arrested on Saturday.
Man kills self after daughter-in-law alleges harassment
Indore: A man allegedly committed suicide here following a complaint of harassment lodged by his daughter-in-law, the police said on Sunday. Mahendra Kumar (55), resident of Chhatripura here, allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison on Friday night. His widowed daughter-in-law had recently filed a complaint with the police, accusing him of `mental and physical harassment’, police said. Further probe is on.
lessons on Modi’s life in school curriculumIJ
Bhopal: lessons on the life of Narendra Modi may be included in the school curriculum with the BJP government in Madhya Pradesh considering such a proposal to “inspire” students. “We have received suggestions from various quarters that a life-sketch of Modiji be taught in the schools, to inspire students from early age,” School Education Minister Paras Jain told media persons on Sunday. Modi, who led BJP to a mammoth victory in the lok Sabha polls, will take oath as the Prime Minister on Monday. If incorporated, these lessons would be taught from standard three to standard six,” the Minister said. However, he clarified that at present this was only a proposal. “like freedom fighters and other leaders of repute, the life of Modi-ji too would inspire the young minds,” he said. During the election campaign, several comics on Modi’s life were released in various parts of the country.
Bhopal: Around 60 bottles of beer and 23 bottles of wine were seized from two youths who were carrying illegal liquor in a car at Sonapani square under Shaymala Hills police station area on Sunday. According to the police during checking drive at Sonapani square when a car bearing registration number MP04CF3848 was stopped and checked it was found that the two youths were carrying 60 bottles of beer and 23 bottles of wine worth Rs 30000. When the two were questioned they confirmed that the liquor was meant to be served at a marriage function. The two were identified as Sanjay Khatri of lalghati and Mahesh Mehra of Nariyalkheda. The two were booked under the sections of Excise Act and were later granted bail.