Gas Tragedy Day’ observed on December 3
Bhopal: BHEL Bhopal in commemoration of the ‘Bhopal Gas Tragedy Day’ being observed on December 3 every year, kicked off the Industrial Safety Week to be celebrated in the unit. As a mark of respect to the victims of the gas tragedy, a two-minute silence was observed today in the unit marking the beginning of the week.During the week various programmes, competitions in as well as outside the factory premises will be organised spreading awareness on safety among the employees and the common citizen.
Govindpura Police allotted gov quarters
Bhopal: In the year 2007 the then Incharge of Govindpura police station Rajkumar Sharma was allotted government quarter through State Police Headquarters but even after his retirement in the year 2014 he continued to live in the same quarter. After retirement the quarter has to be left by the employee but he continued to stay.Sharma has not cleared housing dues of Rs 440000 and failing to persuade him BHEL filed case at Estate Court where he was provided to present his side. During the proceedings Sharma appealed in district court but failed to get relief in his favor.In November 2018 Estate Court issued evictions warrant against Rajkumar Sharma of vacating the government quarter and following the orders on December 1, 2018 Sharma was dispossessed of the property and was handed over to Civil Maintenance Barkheda. The eviction action required Civil and CISF of BHEL and police force.
2,367 candidates present account details
Bhopal: Out of the 2,899 candidates contesting Vidhan Sabha Elections in 2018, 2,367 candidates presented their account details on time. Notices have been issued to 532 candidates for not depositing their account details on time out of whom cases have been registered against 27 candidates under RP Act.It is mandatory for each candidate contesting elections to clarify his poll expenses details under Section 77 of the People's Representation Act, 1951. It is mandatory for the election expenses to be presented to the observer in the prescribed time period for investigation of the expenses made prior to the voting day. If not presented on time notice is issued. If despite giving notice the concerned candidate fails to present the expense details, then a case is registered against him as per Section 171 (h) of Indian Penal Code 1860.
Counting TO begin FROM 8 AM
Bhopal: Counting will start in the counting centers approved by the Commission from 8 am by Returning Officer for Madhya Pradesh Vidhan Sabha Election 2018 in all the districts on December 11, 2018.Counting of votes in the state will be done in 306 counting rooms. One table along with 14 tables will be set up in every polling centre for counting of votes. Thus, a total of 3,450 tables will be installed. About 14,600 counting personnel along with reserve will be deployed for the counting of votes.
DharmguruS pray On gas tragedy ANNIV
Bhopal: On the anniversary of the Bhopal gas tragedy, Dharmguru of various religions read out scriptures in a prayer meet and shraddhanjali sabha organized at the Central Library today. Dignitaries, senior administrative officials and the general public paid homage to the deceased gas victims by maintaining a two-minute silence.