Awareness programme held at lohardaga
lohardaga: A law awareness programme was organised on the eve of World Disabled Day at lohardaga Gram Swarajya Sansthan (lGSS). On the occasion SN Singh the secretary of law Services Authority said, “Govt has made some regulations for the betterment of disabled and mentally sick persons.” He appealed to the persons to treat them identically and provide them identical opportunity. The programme was also addressed by the lawyer Mithilesh Kumar, Tousif Meraz and CP Yadav secretary lGSS. Many people as Manohar Kumar, Hussain Imam, Vikram Anup, Saurav and others witnessed the occasion.
Identity of dead remains unknown in Daltonganj
Daltonganj: It’s five days now but the identity of the dead adult whose body was found near Gurudwara in Daltonganj remains shrouded in mystery. The deceased was 37-40 years old and had shabby clothes on his body and looked like any poor struggler for life. According to the officer in charge of the Daltonganj police station Manoj Thakur an adult body was found with injury in left leg from where the blood had oozed down. The head of the body was on a drain there. The man looked lying. Thakur said it did not appear that the man had slipped and fallen as then the position in which his head was found ought to have scars of injury fall which was not there. Smell of alcohol came out from his mouth said the police officer. The location near Gurudwara in belwatiker is a highly populated one but none identified the body. However sources said there came a car at night and then this body was dumped there in a lying position. But the moot point is as to why the car would take that populated area when for dumping of body there rare numerous open spaces in the town too. On being asked Manoj Thakur said the police would try to find out if the body was brought from somewhere else and dumped there. Sources said the case is nearing shut and close position as so far there is no progress in this case where the mystery continues to deepen with every passing day.
college Non-teaching staff to go on strike
lohardaga: The non teaching staffs of BS College lohardaga along with the staffs of other colleges will go on a strike in favour to meet their demands at the residence of the Education Minister Jharkhand Govt. the head of the union Deewali Kachhap and Jaykishor Prasad told their demands as the consignment of the govt and vice chancellor of 3 April and 10 Oct 2007, to implement the 5th pay scale, the retirement age to be 62 and other demands. They told that they will have to start a movement in case of delay of consideration.
Solve electricity problems: MlA
lohardaga: MlA KK Bhagat met the assistant engineer of electricity department and directed to solve the electricity problem with no delay. He also told to replace the transformer those are out of orders. On the occasion Almin Ansari and Suraj Agarwal were present.