1.5L weapons deposited in police station: EC
Bhopal: Joint Chief Electoral Officer Mohit Bundas informed that one lakh 52,213 weapons out of the one lakh 69 thousand 415 licensed weapons have been deposited in police stations so far in the Vidhan Sabha by-election 2020. In addition to this, 3,645 weapons have been seized and 163 licenses have been canceled. Apart from this, 40 vehicles have been seized by the police so far during various actions and checking.As many as 293 police check posts are operational under the by election. Police have issued 8 thousand 477 non-bailable warrants so far. Along with this, one lakh one thousand 938 litres of illicit liquor worth Rs 3.34 crore has been seized and action has been taken.
Bill payment centre to function on Oct 30-31
Bhopal: Bill Payment Centres under the jurisdiction of the Central Region Power Distribution Company will continue to function as normal working days on October 30 (Milad-un-Nabi) and October 31 (Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti). All zonal offices under the four city divisions viz. West, East, South and North divisions under Bhopal city circle and bill payment centres in Danish city, Misrod, Mandideep will remain open on the said holiday just like any normal working day.Electricity consumers have been urged to pay bills at the cash counters in zonal office of the capital and ATP machines set up at various locations in Bhopal city. Apart from this, bill payment facility is also available through M.P. Online, Common Service Centre, Company Portal portal.mpcz.in (Netbanking, Credit / Debit Card, UPI, ECS, BBS, Cash Card and Wallet etc.) besides Paytm App and UPAY Mobile App.
Pledge to be administered at SVP park
Bhopal: Deputy Secretary General Administration Department D.K. Nagendra told that a pledge of “National Integration Day” will be administered at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Park on October 31, 2020 at 11 am. On this occasion, officers and employees of Mantralaya, Satpura and Vindhyachal Bhavan will be present.
CM expresses grief over demise of Hira Singh
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed grief over the demise of tribal leader Hira Singh Markam. Markam passed away in Chhattisgarh on Wednesday.Chief Minister Chouhan said that Shri Markam worked for public welfare while leading a public life. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the grieving family to bear the grief.
IGRMS observes vigilance awareness week
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is observing ‘Vigilance Awareness Week-2020’ from 27th October 27 to November 02, 2020 in which various programmes are being organized. To promote integrity and transparency in employees Essay writing competition were organized. This competition was organized by Deepak Chaoudhary (Programme co-ordinator). Maximum participants participated in this competition and they wrote the essay on the given topic “vigilant India, prosperous India”.
DM takes notice of people’s grievances
Ujjain: District Collector Ashish Singh reached village Madavada in Khacharoud district on Thursday and there he was discussing with the villagers sitting on a chaupal, investigated government schemes and got information about their problems from the villagers. The Collector was told by the villagers that the Patwari Saheb of the village does not do any work without taking money. In cases of splitting and mutilation, the rounds go round. One villager, Mishrilal, said that his bifurcation has not happened for a long time. The collector suspended Patwari Dharmendra Malaviya immediately on the complaint of the villagers and told the farmers that if they face any kind of trouble then they can feel free to approach him.