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Crime rise in State: BJP members stage protest

Dehradun: Accusing deteriorating law and order and rise in crime cases in the State capital, dozens of BJP members protested at Collectorate and shouted slogans against the State Government. Dozens of BJP members assembled at Collectorate and protested against rising crime cases in the state capital. The protesters alleged that crime cases like loot, theft and other crimes are on the rise in the state capital. Every alternate day, theft cases are being reported from various parts of the district. Increasing crime incidents have instilled fear among the residents.

 BTech student dies in road mishap

Dehradun: A 21-year-old Trishla Chetan Patel, native of Vadodara Gujarat, who was studying in final year of BTech in University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), died in a road accident on Tuesday. She was pillion while her friend was riding a bike. His friend, also injured, has been admitted in Doon Hospital. Trishla was living in rented accommodation at GMS Road in Dehradun.

Chakrata police station in-charge transferred

Dehradun: Taking cognizance of a loot case reported from Chakrata Bazaar on Monday night, Dehradun SSP has transferred Chakrata police station in-charge Mukesh Thalera to police line. Praveen Koshyari has been appointed as new police station officer of Chakrata on Wednesday.

 IMA express solidarity with HRY ultra sound centres

Dehradun: The members of Indian Medical Association (IMA) gathered at the IMA hall on Chakrata road on Wednesday and lodged strong protest on the Government action on some ultra sound centres in Haryana. To express solidarity with the ultra sound centres of Haryana all the private ultrasound centres of the Capital remain closed for the day. The members said that unnecessary harassment of the medical fraternity would be strongly opposed. A delegation of the IMA later went to the office of District Magistrate and handed over a memorandum.

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