Police action against RSS workers necessary: AAP
Bhopal: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has stated that it seems that RSS is above the law and police in the state. The action taken by the police officers was necessary in order to stop the RSS workers in Dhar and Jhabua after dusshera but the government has transferred the Manawar SDOP Dheeraj Babbar and Petlawad SDOP Rajesh Vyas. AAP State Convener Alok Agrawal has stated the state government is the puppet of RSS.
`120.60 cr approved for Teachers’ arrears
Bhopal: An approval of `120.60 crore has been given by the Union Government towards Universities and College Teachers’ arrears. Minister for Higher Education Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya has expressed gratitude towards the union government. Pawaiya had initiated demand for third arrears payment. An official DO letter to the Union Minister for Human Resources Department Prakash Javdekar was written and conservation over phone was made by the minister Pawaiya in this regard. Minister Pawaiya assured the representative of College Teachers on being apprised about the arrears demand. In compliance to the directives of Pawaiya, a revised proposal was handed over to the Union government on September 2.
CM enquires about ailing Prabhat jha
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan enquired about health of Member of Parliament Prabhat Jha who is receiving medical treatment at AIIMS New Delhi. Chouhan discussed with the doctors and specialists regarding Jha’s treatment. He assured all the possible help for medical treatment to the family of Jha. Further, Chouhan visited Escort Hospital to enquire about the health of Minister of State for New and Renewable Energy (Independent Charge) Harsh Singh.
Chouhan meets Prez in delhi
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met President Pranab Mukherjee in New Delhi on Wednesday. Chouhan extended invitation to the President to attend ‘lok Manthan’ to be held at Bhopal as a Chief Guest. This joint programme of Madhya Pradesh Culture Department, Bharat Bhavan and Pragya Pravah Sanstha will be held from November 12 to 14 at Bhopal. Around 800 youth thinkers will participate and discuss on various subjects in the programme.
three morcha chief of BJP state unit announced
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Nand Kumar Singh Chouhan on Wednesday announced the names of the presidents of three 'morchas' of the party’s state unit. According to information received from the party’s state media in-charge lokendra Parashar BJP Executive member lata Elkar has been made the state president of the Mahila Morcha while Gajendra Patel has been named the state president of Scheduled Tribe Morcha and Abhilash Pandey has been appointed as the state president of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha.
president of MRA at Sonaghati area shot dead
Betul: Some unidentified assailants shot the president of Medical Representative Association (MRA) at Sonaghati area on Bhopal-Nagpur National Highway near here, police said. The incident took place when Anurag Tiwari was returning home after closing his medical store last night. The attackers shot as many as five bullets on Tiwari when was speaking to his friend on his mobile phone. His friend heard the sound of firing and informed Tiwari’s kin who rushed to the spot and admitted him to District Hospital but doctors pronounced him dead on arrival.
case against Mahakaleshwar temple staff
Ujjain: A case was registered against an employee of the world famous Mahakaleshwar temple of this ancient temple town in connection with stealing money and other materials of donation box during counting. According to the temple sources, the accused Chandra Prakash Sharma was caught in camera when he was stealing currency notes during counting last month. Foreign and Indian currency notes, silver items and other materials were seized from Sharma. A case was registered against the accused last night, police added.
50-year-old man dies in road mishap
Sehore: A 50-year-old man died when his cycle was hit by an unidentified vehicle near Khokri village on Indore-Bhopal road today, police said. The deceased was identified as Sanda village-resident laxman Singh. The mob staged a road blockade following the death. They were demanding security on the road. There was traffic jam stretching about five km due to the blockade.
Road traffic disrupted on Mumbai-Agra road
Barwani: Road traffic was disrupted on Mumbai-Agra road today following overturning of a chemical-laden truck near Balsamud, police said. The tanker, which was going to industrial area in Pithampur from Surat, overturned after hitting a divider and the chemical spread all over the road. The tanker was carrying 20,000 liter highly inflammable Monoethylene Glycol. The traffic was diverted following the incident.
woman’s Body found floating in Khan river
Indore: City police here on Wednesday morning recovered partially nude body of a middle aged woman floating in Khan river beneath lokhande bridge in Rambagh locality of the city. Soon after receiving information, Sadar Bazar police reached the incident site and fished out body from the river. The deceased was found to be in the age-group of 40-45 years with upper portion of her body being covered with cloth.Body of the deceased also did not bear any injury mark. After recovering the body, police sent it to MY hospital for postmortem.
Man held for burglary at cloth shop
Bhopal: A man has been arrested on the charge of perpetrating burglary at a cloth shop, where he used to work at Bairagarh suburb in the Madhya Pradesh capital, police said. According to a release issued by the Crime Branch today, a complaint was lodged about a theft of Rs 10 lakh, two cellular phones and digital video recorder camera from the shop on October 3. During investigation, police arrested Rinku Vishwakarma (23) from near a cinema house and recovered wads of notes from his pocket. Rinku confessed to the crime during interrogation.
5 die, 140 others affected due to Diarrhoea
Barwani: Five people have died and nearly 140 others affected due to Diarrhoea in about a dozen villages in Khetia town, health officials said. Pansemal Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator Deewan Singh Patel said the reason behind the spread of Diarrhoea is not known and that he has demanded a high-level inquiry into the matter. He said hospitals in Khetia and Pansemal needed efficient doctors and medical staff.