Strengthen law & order: DIG

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Deputy Inspector General (DIG), Vindhyachal range, RP Singh directed the SPs of the range to strengthen law and order at any cost in the larger interest of the society. While holding the meeting of the range to review law and order situation on Wednesday, he directed the SPs to ensure sending all wanted criminals and those carrying reward on their head, behind bars, control crime and take preventive action against the outlaws. He said habitual criminals should be booked under the Gangsters Act and assets accumulated through crime should be confiscated after completing the legal formalities. He said property disputes should be solved immediately.  He said proper disposal of cases related to Sampoorna Samadhan Diwas and Thana Samadhan Divas is one of the ways to strengthen law and order and gave tips to control crime, including theft, illegal trade of drugs or liquor etc.

INSPECTED: Chief Development Officer (CDO) Srilaxmi VS on Wednesday inspected several works in the district. The CDO inspected the works of Jal Jeevan Mission in Gurukhuli village under Pahadi block and EE Jal Nigam was directed to issue show cause notice to the AE for not completing the work on time. She was apprised by the EE under the scheme houses in three villages had been provided potable water connection. She warned to take stringent action if total work was not completed within a month. The CDO inspected the work of biodiversity park at Mohanpur and took the DFO to task for not showing required papers and warned to carry out the work with proper norms. She inspected the ongoing construction of Central School at Deori village under City block and asked the principal to monitor the work.

ARRESTED: The Dehat Kotwali police arrested an accused of theft on Wednesday. Rishabh Umar of Kishun Prasad Ki Gali under police station City Kotwali had lodged a case of theft in his factory located at Lohandi under Dehat Kotwali police station on January 23 this year. Acting in the case the police recovered almost all the stolen goods but an accused whose name had come to light related to the theft remained at large. On being tipped off by an informer the police raided the place, arrested Ravi Shankar Bind of Tikara Nakahara village and sent him to jail.

In another case on the ground of a viral video the Kachhawaan police took 11 persons into custody on Wednesday. Circle Officer (CO) Sadar Shailendra Tripathi said a scuffle had taken place a few days ago and through the video the accused were identified. The police registered the case and took 11 persons into custody.

FINE RECOVERED: The Mandi Samiti staff took the rice of one truck in possession and recovered a fine of `1.5 lakh on Wednesday. 

The mandi staff was informed that a truck loaded with rice was standing on Mirzapur-Rewa Road in suspicious condition and its driver failed to show any paper. The rice was taken in possession and the fine was recovered on the spot.  

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