Security forces seize Maoists' banner in latehar
laat and Karamdee are two places under Chhipadohar police station in latehar district where Maoists are lying in wait to strike at their opportune time while the security forces are out to outdo them said sources. Contingent of Chhotu Kharwar and Birsai are hiding at laat and Karamdee. Sources said security forces have seized a Maoist banner from this jungle under Chhipadohar police station.
SP latehar Anoop Birtharey confirmed the seizure of the Maoists’ banner saying Chhotu Kharwar and Birsai along with others are holed up there. On being asked that Maoists hoist black flag parallel to tri colour on I-Day Birtharey said with a pinch of candid sarcasm ‘Maoists use two inch black cloth which they khouns(tug) it into any crevices of the wall of any Government building’. The Maoists do not now use any big or full size black cloth to look like any flag rather a two inch piece of cloth they prefer to register their protest against the I-Day reiterated Birtharey. There is no point in making any exercise to lay hands on it by our boys as this Maoists do in the most remote and cut off areas. Sources said Bareebandh is one more place under Garu police station where report is Sudhakar is present with his Andhra Pradesh cadres. Birtharey did not disagree with this information of the Pioneer. Sources said the security forces are tactical in the wake of the coming I-Day function and extreme care caution and alert has been sounded by the chief of the latehar police.
Bokaro girl among Top 10 in All India Quiz Series
Bokaro girl Sarika Spershika, grabbed a position in the Top 10 Meritorious Students in All India Avishkar Quiz Series initiated by CBSE for the students of primary, middle and senior groups held recently in July this year. Sarika is a Class 5 at DPS Bokaro, she will be receiving a cash prize of Rs 2,500 for the same from CBSE, school authority informed. The online National level Quiz Contest was held in the month of July 2016. The rounds of questions were expected to challenge their creative and innovative expertise in the domain of Science and Mathematics, said the authority.
The Director and Principal of DPS Bokaro, Dr Hemlata S Mohan congratulated Sarika on her success and blessed for keeping up the high spirit in all the upcoming competitions.
minor raped, accused sent to jail
An eight year old girl of Vishnugarh block of Hazaribagh district was raped by an aged driver in her house on Friday evening. The grandfather of the girl informed the local police station about the incident. Police reached there and arrested the accused. On Saturday the accused was produced before the court and was sent to jail in judicial custody. According to the statement of the grandfather, the minor girl was living with him in a rented house. In the morning he along with the grandmother went for planting paddy in the field. The girl was alone in the house with her elder sister. In the evening her sister went to market to purchase some items. A youth named Gopal Kumar Mahto who was living in next door of the house called the eight years old baby in his room and as she entered in his room he locked the door. When her elder sister came back from market, she did not find her in the house. Then she started searching her and knocked the door of accused Gopal, who is a driver by profession. He did not opened the door then she called some persons there. When he opened the door, she saw that minor baby was lying on the floor with full of blood. The officer in charge of Vishnugarh police station Tej Naryan Besra reached on spot and arrested him. The police then sent the baby to sadar hospital Hazaribagh for medical checkup. Police has registered a case of rape in the police station.
376 cases disposed in lok Adalat
On Saturday 13th August lok Adalat was organised in the premises of civil court Hazaribagh. Principal district and sessions judge Vishnukant Sahay inaugurated the lok Adalat with lighting of lamp. This lok Adalat was organised specially to solve the cases related with different nationalised banks of the district.
375 cases of banks were solved in this lok Adalat in which the banks and opposition parties reached on an agreement of about 1, 17, 45, 481 rupees. The banks have arranged separate benches for the convenience of their customers who had defaulted in paying loan amount. On this occasion DlSA secretary Sanjeev Jha, Registrar Kamla Kumari, Judges Ravishankar Mishra, Amitesh lal, Rajesh Sharan Singh and others were present along with bank officials, court staffs and advocates.