More than 34k non-bailable warrants issued
Bhopal: Chief Electoral Officer VL Kantha Rao has informed that since the model code of conduct has come into effect, 34 thousand 618 non-bailable warrants have been issued from October 6 to November 9, 2018 to ensure law and order in the state. Total 3,347 illegal firearms have been confiscated and 2,58,044 firearms have been deposited in the police stations during this period.
Under the property defacement, total 16,99,611 cases have been registered and action has been taken against 16,46,407 cases. Under the government property defacement, 12,88,265 cases have been registered and action has been taken in 12,54,959 cases. Similarly, 4,11,346 cases of private property defacement have been registered and action has been taken against 3,91,448 cases.
Besides, total 11,269 cases of misuse of vehicles have been registered during this period.
4,157 nomination forms filed till date
Bhopal: Total 4,157 nomination forms have been filed from the release of Vidhan Sabha election notification from November 2 till the last date ie November 9 including 3,767 nomination forms- male, 385-female and 5 others. Maximum 214 nomination forms in Rewa and the lowest 21 nomination forms in Umaria and Alirajpur have been filed.
Total 32 nomination forms in Sheopur, 112 in Morena, 148 in Bhind,124 in Gwalior, 46 in Datia, 95 in Shivpuri, 69 in Guna, 63 in Ashok Nagar, 148 in Sagar, 114 in Tikamgarh, 131 in Chhattarpur, 79 in Damoh, 51 in Panna, 171 in Satna, 214 in Rewa, 73 in Sidhi, 53 in Singruali, 49 in Shahdol, 49 in Anuppur, 21 in Umaria, 76 in Katni, 151 in Jabalpur, 24 in Dindori, 38 in Mandla, 110 in Balaghat, 70 in Seoni, 43 in Narsinghpur, 137 in Chhindwara, 90 in Betul, 25 in Harda, 64 in Hoshangabad, 75 in Raisen, 94 in Vidisha, 159 in Bhopal, 73 in Sehore, 74 in Rajgarh, 42 in Agar-Malwa, 52 in Shajapur, 76 in Dewas, 50 in Khandwa, 27 in Burhanpur, 108 in Khargone, 57 in Badwani, 21 in Alirajpur, 51 in Jhabua, 95 in Dhar, 126 in Indore, 123 in Ujjain, 77 in Ratlam, 66 in Mandsuar and 41 nomination forms in Neemuch have been received.
Nodal Officers Meeting held
Bhopal: A meeting of Nodal Officers of expenditure monitoring held under the Chairmanship of the Chief Electoral Officer VL Kanta Rao. During the meeting, Rao gave instructions that intensive checking of passengers arriving by helicopter and aeroplane and luggage should be done and videography should be carried out essentially during the checking.
A railway checking campaign should be conducted in coordination at railway stations. Bankers should examine cases of suspicious transactions of any kind and inform the matter to the District Election officers.
The Joint Chief Electoral Officer Rajesh Kaul, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer Rajesh Shrivastava and Nodal Officers of Police, Excise, Narcotics, Airport Authority and other agencies were present in the meeting.
Special workhop held at FCI’s regional office
Bhopal: Under the aegis of Town Official Language Implementation Committee, a daylong special workshop on Hindi was organised at regional office of Food Corporation of India for augmenting the implementation of Hindi in all central public sector undertakings located in Bhopal. Around 58 representatives from 27 public sector undertakings participated in the meeting.
On this occasion M Isadore, General Manager (HR) was present as the Chief Guest. PK Shaw Regional Manager, Abhishek Gupta Sr Assistant Manager (Commercial-FCI) and other senior officials were also present in the programme.
3 injured in firecracker incident
Bhopal: On the last day of Deepawali another three patients came on Saturday to sewa sadan eye hospital for treatment of their injured eyes.
Of these, Two persons Ramesh Pawar and Rajesh Mewada came from Kurawar in Rajgarh district and one child Durgesh Israni from Sant Nagar came for his treatment. For the sake of these patients their names have been changed. Thus as many as 19 persons injured by entering burning fire crackers in their eyes during Deepawali festival had come for treatment in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital.