District Magistrate Priyanka Niranjan reviewed the progress of Mission Indradhanush 5 at the Collectorate on Thursday. Reviewing the progress CHC/PHC-wise the DM took the medical officer incharge Gursandi to task for poor progress. For the poor progress the MOICs of Padari, Chunar and Halia were also taken to task and warned to improve the progress. The district magistrate directed the Chief Development Officer (CDO) Srilaxmi VS to ask BDOs to hold inter-departmental meetings with CDPOs and other officials concerned to ensure cent per cent vaccination of pregnant women and children up to five years and even those who were left out during Covid. The ANMs were asked to mention the due date of further vaccination. For the success of the Mission Indradhanush 5 the DM instructed the DSO to take help of ration shopkeepers and ensure vaccination as per the norms. The meeting was attended by Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr CL Varma, DSO, ACMO and other officials concerned.
Meanwhile DM Priyanka Niranjan has issued an order to not to issue permission for shutdown without following the protocol. The DM has made it clear that the shut down on phone was a risky task hence it should be done as per the norms.
INSPECTED: Divisional Commissioner Dr Muthukumarasamy B inspected Vindhya Corridor project along with DM Priyanka Niranjan on Thursday. During the inspection the divisional commissioner expressed discontent over the tardy progress in work and took the project manager UPRNN to task for laxity. He directed the working agency to complete all streets, roads and paths prior to Navratra in view of Navratri Mela.
Regarding decoration works the DC made it clear that no compromise should be made with the quality. The DC inspected the entry gates of VIP road and New VIP road and issued the necessary directions. During the inspection of Parikrama Path he directed the working agency to ensure the levelling of Kotwali road in a proper way and complete the stone work prior to Navratri Mela. During the inspection the divisional commissioner was accompanied by DM, city magistrate, SLAO Neeraj Patel and other officials concerned.
ARRESTED: The GRP arrested three persons along with two mobile phones and `1,900 cash on Thursday. On the direction of Station House Officer (SHO) Anil Kumar Tripathi the GRP personnel were on routine patrol when three suspicious persons were caught from the platform at Chunar railway station. After taking them into custody the police recovered two stolen mobile phones and cash during frisking.
As per the GRP the value of the recovered material was around `21,900. After completing the legal formalities the accused were sent to jail. The accused were identified as Rajan Singh of Bargawaan village under Chunar police station, Bhola Rawat of Mohana in front of Kutcheri under Chunar police station and Sudhir Patel of Sherpur under Adalhaat police station.
Meanwhile the Ahraura police have arrested a member of cow smuggling gang on Thursday. Chhangur Yadav of Tihaswa village under Chakiya police station, Chandauli, was at large after his name came to light in a case of cow smuggling registered at Ahraura police station. On being tipped off by an informer the police raided the place, nabbed the accused and sent him to jail.