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JAIPUR l MONDAY, JULY 4, 2022 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 4 l Issue No. 28
OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI MUMBAI
DGCA SEEKS
EXPLANATION
FROM IndiGo
New Delhi: Several IndiGo flights across country delayed
after non-availability of crew members, said a news
agency on Sunday. DGCA has taken strong cognizance
against IndiGo and sought a clarification/ explanation
behind massive flight delays nationwide, officials told.
l Crew discontent
brewing over Covid-
related pay cuts
l Only 45% flights
operated on time on
Saturday
l Many crew members
took sick leave, went for
AI’s recruitment drive
l IndiGo on Sunday
cited “no statement”
THE MATTER
#BJP4NewTelangana
‘REACH OUT TO
DEPRIVED
COMMUNITIES’
l BJP insiders say, the PM’s remark was a message to
establish links with communities like Pasmanda Muslims
FLOOR TEST IN MAHARASTRA ASSEMBLY TODAY
l BJP will defeat family rule in Telangana and West
Bengal, next 30-40 years to be era of BJP, says Amit
Shah in BJP’s national executive meeting in Hyderabad
SOUNDING POLL BUGLE FOR 2023 TELANGANA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS! PM Narendra Modi waves to his supporters during a Vijaya Sankalpa Sabha in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Also seen are Amit Shah, JP Nadda, Rajnath Singh, Nitin Gadkari, Piyush Goyal, Basavaraj Bommai, Jairam Thakur, Pushkar S Dhami, Himanta B Sarma, ML Khattar and others.
Aditi Nagar Moni Sharma
Hyderabad: Even as
the BJP emphasises
eradicating the “dynas-
tic, family-oriented,
casteist and appease-
ment politics followed
by the Opposition par-
ties”, sources said
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Sunday
asked the party to reach
out to “deprived and
downtrodden commu-
nities other than Hin-
dus”. He also told BJP
leaders that their aim
should be to take India
from appeasement to
fulfillment.
A party insider quot-
ing the PM said, “He
said there are deprived
and downtrodden sec-
tions in other commu-
nities also. We should
not be limited to Hindus
only
, we should work for
all these deprived com-
munities.”
“In the past too, the
BJP had made attempts
to reach out to the com-
munity
, and the party
has assessed that the
community’s votes
backed the BJP in the re-
cent by-elections,” said a
leader attending the con-
clave. After returning to
power in UP in May
, the
BJP inducted Pasmanda
community leader Dan-
ish Azad into the Yogi
Adityanath-led govt.
PM MODI TAKES A
JIBE AT KCR
PM Modi took a jibe at
Telangana CM K Chan-
drashekhar Rao and
said that the time is up
for dynasty parties and
youth are rejecting dy-
nasty politics. He also
hit back at Oppn parties.
More on P8
Sardar Patel
gave us ‘Ek
Bharath‘ here in
Bhagyanagar.
Today the whole
team of BJP has
assembled here
under the
leadership of JP
Nadda ji to
make our
country ‘Shresht
Bharath‘.
—Narendra Modi,
Prime Minister
‘DON’T MOCK LEARN
FROM THEIR MISTAKES’
T’GANA WANTS ‘DOUBLE
ENGINE GROWTH’: MODI
PM Modi warned the
BJP leadership against
mocking parties that ruled
the country for decades,
but were now facing a
terminal decline. He said
the saffron camp should
instead learn from their
mistakes and refrain from
committing the same.
Modi said that people
of state are yearning
for “double engine growth”
which will happen when BJP
comes to power. At a public
meeting, Modi asserted that
when BJP’s double engine
govt will be formed here,
devp work will be expedited
in every city, village of state.
Union Ministers Anurag Thakur and Smriti Irani share a lighter
moment amid the BJP national executive meeting in Hyderabad.
z Telangana intelligence
officer ‘caught’ during BJP
executive meet
z Hyderabad Metro shuts
three stations for PM’s
public meeting
z All the problems of
northeast will be solved by
2024, says HM Amit Shah
z ‘Jai KCR’ balloons fill
up sky outside PM Modi’s
public meet venue in Hyd
LEADERS LAUGH OUT LOUD!
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
BJP which will make India
a “VISHWA GURU”: Shah
Asserting that the next 30 to 40 years will be
the era of the BJP which will make India a
“vishwa guru” (world leader), its Union Home
Minister Amit Shah
said on Sunday the
party will end “family
rule” in Telangana
and WB and also
form govts in states
where power has so
far remained out of
its reach. Shah called
for ending the politics of dynasty, casteism and
appeasement and cited the party’s win in a string
of recent polls as an endorsement of its “politics
of development and performance”.
AMIT SHAH SLAMS OPPN FOR NEGATIVE
POLITICS, TARGETING MODI IN GUJ RIOTS
Amit Shah on Sunday moved the political reso-
lution on behalf of the BJP during the party’s
national executive meeting and slammed Opposi-
tion parties for targeting the then Gujarat CM Modi
in the 2002 riots case. Shah said, “Congress party
should apologise to PM Modi for causing him
harassment for the last many many years.”
MAHA ASSEMBLY GETS NEW SPEAKER!
Rahul Narvekar cruises
through poll with 164 votes
Mumbai (Agencies):
Days after Eknath Shin-
de took over as the chief
minister and the BJP
returned to power in the
state, first-time BJP leg-
islator Rahul Narvekar
was elected as Maha As-
sembly Speaker on Sun-
day
. Narvekar garnered
164 votes in the Assem-
bly
. Narvekar was field-
ed against Sena MLA
and Uddhav loyalist Ra-
jan Salvi, who was the
candidate of Sena-NCP-
Cong combine for poll.
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde with Dy CM Devendra Fadnavis
and other MLAs congratulate the newly-elected State Assembly
Speaker Rahul Narvekar, at Vidhan Sabha, in Mumbai on Sunday.
MODI, SHAH’S DECISION TO MAKE ME CM
OPENED EYES OF MANY: EKNATH SHINDE
While making his first address on the Floor of the state
Assembly on Sunday, newly elected Maharashtra CM
Eknath Shinde said that the decision of PM Modi and HM
Shah to let him lead the govt despite having more mem-
bers than his side has “opened the eyes of many”. He
also said that after the collapse of MVA govt in the state,
a “BJP-Shiv Sena govt” has taken charge which is based
on the beliefs of party founder Balasaheb Thackeray.
JK villagers capture 2
LeT terrorists; one of
them is ex-BJP worker
Srinagar (Agencies):
The villagers of a re-
mote village in JK’s
Reasi district on Sun-
day captured two most
wanted terrorists of
LeT, said officials. They
were identified as
Faizal Ahmed Dar, son
of Bashir Ahmed Dar
of Pulwama, and Talib
Hussain Shah, son of
Haider Shah of Rajouri.
Two AK rifles, seven
grenades, a pistol and a
huge quantity of am-
munition were recov-
ered from their posses-
sion, said ADG Mukesh.
BJP connect: Letter
dated May 9 by JK BJP
Minority Morcha is on
SM mentioning Hus-
sain, one of apprehend-
ed terrorists, as the new
IT SM in-charge, BJP
Minority Morcha, Jam-
mu. UT’s BJP Minority
Morcha said Hussain
was connected to BJP
until a few months ago.
AK rifles, grenades ammunition in huge
quantity were recovered. (L) LeT terrorists
Faizal Ahmed Dar and Talib Hussain Shah.
SINHA APPLAUDS
JK LG Manoj Sinha ap-
plauded courage of the vil-
lagers and
said end of
terrorism is
not far with
such deter-
mination
exhibited
by villagers. He announced
a cash reward of `5 lakh
for villagers. DGP Dilbag
Singh also announced a
reward of `2L for villagers.
SC Judge who
heard plea of
Nupur slams
personal attacks
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Supreme Court
Judge Justice JB Pardi-
wala, who was part of a
bench that lambasted
suspended BJP leader
Nupur Sharma for her
Prophet remarks, on
Sunday criticised “per-
sonal attacks” made on
judges for their judg-
ments.“Personalattacks
onjudgesfortheirjudge-
ments lead to a danger-
ousscenariowherejudg-
es have to think about
what the media thinks
instead of what the law
really thinks,” Justice
Pardiwala said.
The Judge’s sharp re-
marks come two days
after an uproar on so-
cial media over the Su-
preme Court’s strong
oral observations
against Nupur Sharma.
Cong intensifies attack on BJP and Kataria
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Opposition
BJP has been cornered
in the state over links of
someleaderswiththeac-
cused of Udaipur killing
of Kanhaiya Lal. Minis-
ter of State for Home Ra-
jendra Yadav on Sunday
said that the accused
have terrorist connec-
tions and it is unfortu-
nate that accused Riaz
Akhtari, a BJP worker,
was a polling agent of
LoP Gulab C Kataria.
“It is also being heard
that Riaz has been poll-
ing agent in Kataria’s
election and he has
been an office-bearer in
the BJP Minority Cell. I
would like to tell the
BJP that it should de-
sist from the politics of
provocation by calling
bandhs. Turn to P8
People in large numbers take part in a protest against the killing of Kanhaiya Lal by two men in
Udaipur, at the Statue Circle in Jaipur on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
CRUCIAL READ
AKHILESH DISSOLVES ALL PARTY POSTS
WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, EXCEPT UP CHIEF
Lucknow: “National President of SP,
Akhilesh Yadav, dissolves all party posts
with immediate effect, except party’s UP
State president. National presidents, state
presidents, district executive bodies of
the party’s organisations, including youth
and women’s wings all other cells have
been dissolved,” party tweets on Sunday.
ED SUMMONS
EX-MUMBAI POLICE
COMMISSIONER
Mumbai: The ED has
summoned former Mumbai
police commissioner
Sanjay Pandey on July 5 in
connection with a money
laundering case, an official
from Central agency said
on Sunday. Summons were
sent on Saturday to Pan-
dey, who retired from the
police force on June 30.
PUNJAB: BHAGWANT
GOVT’S 1ST CABINET
EXPANSION TODAY
Chandigarh: Punjab Chief
Minister Bhagwant Mann
will expand his cabinet
on today as 5 MLAs are
expected to be inducted
as ministers, said party
sources on Sunday. It will
be 1st cabinet expansion of
Mann-led govt more than 3
months after AAP stormed
to power in Punjab.
U’PUR BEHEADING:
4, WHO SENT GHUAS
TO PAK, ARRESTED
Udaipur: The ATS took
4 more persons into
custody in connection
with Kanhaiya Lal murder
case in Udaipur. They are
accused of sending murder
accused Ghaus Moham-
mad to Pakistan. On the
direction of NIA, the ATS
took action on Sunday
night. The four, identified
as Abdul Razzaq, Riyasat
Hussain, Wasim Athari and
Akhtar Raza, were held
from a religious place at
Khanjipir in Udaipur. After
BJP’s connection, the local
leaders who had links with
Riaz may be questioned
by ATS and SIT. There is
also a possibility that the
investigating agencies will
meet the eyewitnesses.
l C’garh CM Bhupesh Baghel also asks
BJP to clarify stand on links with Riaz
l Kataria reiterates his photo with Riaz
is coincidental, no personal links
CAUGHT ON WRONG FOOT OVER UDAIPUR ‘KILLER’!
Justice JB Pardiwala
z Eknath Shinde elected
leader of Shiv Sena
Legislature Party
z Bharat Gogawale
appointed as Chief Whip
z Ajay Chaudhary’s
appointment declared
unconstitutional
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: A massive fire
broke out at a chemical
factory in Jaipur’s
Amer area on Sunday.
Police said the incident
took place at a paint
and storage factory in
Gurjar Ghati area of
Ward Number 11. “A
sudden fire broke out in
the chemical factory at
around 5:15 am on Sun-
day
. People came out of
their homes after hear-
ing the sound of explo-
sions in chemical
drums. Within min-
utes, the factory was
engulfed in fire. More
than 2500 cylinders
from a nearby gas go-
down were immediate-
ly taken out to avert a
major mishap,” said
CFO (Heritage) Deven-
dra Meena.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Jaipur Po-
lice have arrested Bhim
Army chief Chan-
drashekhar on charges
of disturbing peace un-
der Section 151 of CrPc.
He was sent to jail for
two days by the court.
Bhim Army Chief
Chandrashekhar had
come to Jaipur to sup-
port the agitation of
Corona health workers.
Bhim Army leader Vi-
jay Ratan said that co-
rona health workers
have been protesting
against the state gov-
ernment for the last
three months, but the
state government has
not paid heed to their
demands. “Chan-
drashekhar has come
to support the protest-
ing CHA. However, the
police arrested him un-
der Section 151 of CrPc.
If he is not released
soon, we will protest
across the state against
the government,” said
Vijay Ratan.
PK Agarwal
Rawatbhata: In view
of the increasing de-
mand for cobalt radia-
tion sources in the
world, India will double
the capacity of the co-
balt facility. Chairman
of the Indian Atomic
Energy Commission
and renowned scientist
Dr KN Vyas inaugurat-
ed the expansion pro-
ject of Rawatbhata Co-
balt Plant with a Bhoo-
mi Pujan on Saturday.
About Rs 100 crore will
be spent on its expan-
sion. A special water
bridge will be built for
the large cobalt rods to
be installed in the 700
MW reactor. Four hot-
cells will be built.
On this occasion Dr
Vyas said that the Board
of Radiation and Iso-
tope Technology (BRIT)
should strengthen its
resources to meet the
demand of radiation
sources coming from
the country and abroad.
He said,
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Foundation Commis-
sioner Dhiraj Srivasta-
va attended the Europe-
India Leaders Confer-
ence 2022 held in Brus-
sels. He held a meeting
with representatives of
the Rajasthani commu-
nity in Europe and
Nagendra Singh,
who lives in Belgium.
Singh organized a get
together in his coun-
try-style restaurant
“Royal India”.
In his address, Sriv-
astava praised the
overseas Rajasthani
community for being a
flag bearer of the
state’s art and culture
and food on foreign
soil. “Keeping this im-
portant work of mi-
grants in mind, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
established the Ra-
jasthan Foundation,
which is working con-
tinuously to reconnect
Rajasthanis with their
roots,” he said.
During the pro-
gramme, Pravasi Ra-
jasthani and famous
folk singer Sattar Khan
of Rajasthan regaled
the audience with Ra-
jasthani music.
Dhiraj lauds Raj community for its role
BRUSSELS CONFERENCE
lll
Dhiraj
Srivastava
praised the
overseas Raj
community for
being a flag
bearer of the
state’s art and
culture and food
on foreign soil
Newsanchor,Rajyavardhan
bookedfor‘editedRahulvideo’
ACTION AGAINST MISLEADING VIDEO
An FIR was lodged on complaint of Cong leader Ram Singh Kaswan
First India Bureau
Jaipur: An FIR
was filed here on Satur-
day night against a TV
news anchor, BJP na-
tional spokesperson Ra-
jyavardhan Rathore
and others for allegedly
spreading falsehood by
doctoring Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi’s
comment in Kerala to
appear as if it was a re-
mark on the Udaipur
tailor’s murder. Earli-
er, CM Ashok Gehlot
criticised the channel
forthesame.Heclaimed
that it was done by the
media group in conspir-
acy with Rajyavard-
han Rathore, Major
(retd) Surendra Poonia
and Kamlesh Saini,
who also shared the
clip on Twitter to
reap political advan-
tage and trigger public
sentiments.
Cong leaders will have to apologise
else they should be ready to face le-
gal action. The way these people
are trying to divert the direction of investi-
gation by making baseless allegations
against RSS and BJP, they will have to face
consequences. —Rajyavardhan Rathore, BJP leader
The news anchor in his show aired
a statement of Gandhi on the SFI
violence on his Wayanad office
and mischievously doctored it to make it
seem like it was a comment on the heinous
murder of Kanhaiya Lal in Udaipur.
—Ram Singh Kaswan, Congress leader
NSUI ALSO FILES
FIR AGAINST
RAJYAVARDHAN
RATHORE
Troubles for Rajyavardhan
Rathore are likely to in-
crease with NSUI workers
registering a case against
him for sharing an edited
video of Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi. On Satur-
day, FIR was registered
on a complaint lodged
by Congress leader
Ram Singh Kaswan at
the Banipark PS under
IPC Sections 504 505
(criminal intimidation),
153A (promoting enmity
between different groups
on ground of religion,
race, place of birth, etc.),
295A (deliberate and ma-
licious acts, intended to
outrage religious feelings
of any class by insulting
its religion or religious
beliefs) and 120B (crimi-
nal conspiracy).
BhimArmychiefChandrashekhar
joins CHA protestors in Jpr, held
Dr Vyas performs Bhoomi Pujan
of Rawatbhata plant expansion
Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar arrived in Jaipur to support the
agitation of Corona Health Workers on Sunday. —FILE PHOTO
Fire fighting efforts on. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Chairman of the Indian Atomic Energy Commission Dr KN Vyas
addressing the programme on the occasion on Sunday.
3 HELD SPYING FOR PAKISTAN
REMANDED TO POLICE CUSTODY
Jaipur: Three persons who were arrested for
spying for Pakistan, were handed over to police
custody to CID intelligence by a local court. The
accused Abdul Sattar of Hanumangarh, Nitin Ya-
dav of Sriganganagar and Ram Singh of Barmer,
who was currently living in Churu, were produced
before a magistrate on Sunday. The magistrate
remanded them to police custody. Primary inves-
tigation revealed that the accused have received
money in lieu of information they passed on to
Pakistan-based handlers.
Jodhpur: A minor girl was allegedly raped by her
cousin brother in a village in Jodhpur district.
The matter came to light after the girl became five
months pregnant. The family members took her to
a hospital when her condition deteriorated. Doctors
said after the examination that she was pregnant.
Chairman of the child welfare committee Dr Dhan-
pat Gurjar’s team reached the hospital and talked to
the family members and girls. However, the state-
ment of the victim minor girl will be registered by
the police on Monday.
COUSIN RAPES AND IMPREGNATES
MINOR GIRL IN JODHPUR VILLAGE
Jhunjhunu: Chirawa police has arrested four youths
on Saturday for spreading panic by posting a picture
of a fake weapon on social
media. Chirawa CI Inder-
prakash Yadav said that
the arrested accused are
Shehzad Chopdar, resident
of Chanana, Amjad Khan,
Arif and Abid Anwar Khan
from Nizampura. After the Udaipur incident, police
are cautious and are keeping an eye on social media
posts. The accused made a video of a fake weapon
in the hills of Chanana and uploaded it on Shahzad’s
Instagram with an intention of creating panic.
4 HELD FOR POSTING WEAPONS’ PICTURES
ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN JHUNJHUNU
NEWS DIGEST
Youth robbed of `7,000
for escort services in Jpr
Cyber fraud uses RVUNL
CMD’s pic to get money
PTET exam: 3
impersonators
caught in
Jalore dist
Fire breaks out in chemical
factory in Amer,no casualty
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 21-year-old
boy was allegedly
robbed of Rs 7000 by
unknown miscreants
in Jaipur’s Mansarovar
area, police said on
Sunday. Police said the
victim had searched for
escort services on the
Internet on Friday
night. “The victim
came in contact with a
pimp, who called him
to the Badarwas area
under Mansarovar Po-
lice Station. When the
victim reached the
spot, he found two boys
and three girls sitting
in a car,” police said.
“The accused told the
victim to come inside
the car. He was then
grabbed and looted Rs
7000 by the miscreants.
The accused then threw
him on the road and
fled away,” police add-
ed. “An FIR has been
registered and the mat-
ter is being investigat-
ed,” said police.
First India Bureau
Jaipur : Cyber crooks
are using RVUNL CMD
RK Sharma’s photo on
different numbers to
get gift vouchers by
sending fake messages
from the numbers.
The amount is being
sought through differ-
ent platforms on social
media. After getting
information, the corpo-
ration administration
lodged a complaint in
the state national cyber
cell. The corporation
personnel have been up-
dated about the whole
matter so that they do
not fall into the trap and
suffer financial losses.
Meanwhile, police
have lodged to case in
this connection.
First India Bureau
Jalore: Three imper-
sonators were caught in
Jalore on Sunday while
appearing in the Pre
Teacher Education Test
(PTET). The accused, 2
girls and 1 boy, were ap-
pearing in the exam in
place of other candi-
dates.The examination
was conducted from
11.30 am to 2.30 pm on
Sunday at 39 centers in
the district.
Meanwhile, students
reached 1558 centres
across the state on Sun-
day for PTET. A total of
5,44,337 candidates ap-
peared in the examina-
tion. Long queues
of students were seen
at the centre. Covid
protocols were fol-
lowed at the centres.
Candidates were not al-
lowed to carry mobile
phones, smartwatch,
earphones, purses,
bags, dark glasses,
shoes and jewellery in-
side the centres.
Rajyavardhan Rathore Ram Singh Kaswan
A get together was held in the country-style restaurant Royal
India of Nagendra Singh.
RAINS LASH PARTS OF RAJ!
LIGHTNING CLAIMS TWO LIVES IN RAJ
Jhalawar: Lightning on Sunday claimed the lives of an
8-year-old and a farmer in Hadoti. Arjun Singh, 29, a
resident of Tekla village, died while working in the field.
In Balapura village of Baran district, Rakesh, who was
playing outside the house on Sunday evening, died after
lightning struck him. The family took him to Chhabra
Health Centre for treatment, where doctors declared him
dead. Meanwhile, light to moderate rain was recorded in
most areas of Rajasthan during the last 24 hours, while
isolated pockets received downpours, the weather
department said on Sunday. Jaipur city also received
mild to moderate rain on Sunday.
—PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
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First India Bureau
Jodhpur/Udaipur:
The Jodhpur High
Court gave great relief
to Arvind Singh Mewar,
the younger son of Ma-
harana Bhagwat Singh,
in the matter of mutual
dispute related to the
property of Mewar roy-
al family. The High
Court has stayed the
decision-decree of the
Additional District
Court Udaipur until the
final decision, in which
Arvind Singh Mewar’s
elder brother Mahendra
Singh Mewar and sister
Yogeshwari Kumari
were given rights on
one-fourth of the prop-
erty
.
According to infor-
mation, Mahendra Sin-
gh Mewar had present-
ed the case in the
Udaipur District Court
in 1983 against his fa-
ther Maharana Bhag-
wat Singh, mother Su-
shila Kumari, Raj Dadi
Veerad Kunwar and
brother Arvind Singh
Mewar regarding the
distribution of proper-
ty
. In the Additional Dis-
trict Court on June 30,
Mahendra Singh Me-
war, Maharana Bhag-
wat Singh, Yogeshwari
Kumari (Sister), Arvind
Singh Mewar were held
to be the sharers of one-
fourth of the property
of Maharana Bhagwat
Singh. Under this judg-
ment, each party was
given the right to stay
for four years till the fi-
nal decision of the case
on the Shambhu Niwas
Palace, Badi Pal and
Ghas Ghar properties.
This order was chal-
lenged by Arvind Singh
Mewar in the Jodhpur
High Court. He had ap-
pealedintheHighCourt
on September 7, 2020. A
bench of High Court
Jodhpur Judge Ramesh-
war Vyas has ordered a
stay till the final deci-
sion of the appeals.
After this order,
Arvind Singh Mewar
will have the right over
Shambhu Niwas Palace,
Badi Pal and Ghas Ghar
until the final decision.
Senior advocate Manish
Sisodia and advocate
Mohammad Ashlam
Naushad argued the
case of Arvind Singh
Mewar. Now Mahendra
Singh Mewar can ap-
proach the Supreme
Court. Maharana Bhag-
wat Singh had executed
a will to confer legal
rights on his properties
to his younger son
Arvind Singh Mewar,
whichhasbeenstamped
by the Supreme Court.
Jodhpur HC gives relief to Arvind Singh Mewar
Bharat Dixit
Tripiti Gautam
Jaipur: Thousands of
people participated on
Sunday in a demonstra-
tion to protest the brutal
killing of tailor Kanhai-
ya Lal by two men in
Udaipur. Members of
the RSS, VHP and other
Hindu organisations at-
tended demonstration
called under the banner
of Sarv Hindu Samaj
demanding death pen-
alty for the accused.
No politician was giv-
en place on the stage.
The speakers accused
the police and the govt
of stopping the people
coming to the event by
putting up barricades.
The main demonstra-
tion was held at Statue
Circle where Hanuman
Chalisa was also played
on loud speakers. Offi-
cialssaidpermissionfor
the demonstration had
been granted.
Former state BJP
president Arun Chatur-
vedi, MP Ramcharan
Bohra, Kalicharan
Saraf, Raghav Sharma,
Mohan Lal Gupta, Dr
Somya and others were
alsopresentatthedemo.
“Huge support ex-
tended by the people to
this demonstration re-
flects that Hindus are
awakened and united
for the sake of the Sana-
tan dharma,” local RSS
leader Indresh Kumar
said.
Elaborate security ar-
rangements were made
and tight vigil had been
kept in the area via
drones.
People shouted Jai
Shri Ram and carried
placards with slogans
like ‘Jihadi mentality
should end’, ‘Arrest
Sleeper cells’ etc.
Police Commissioner
Anand Srivastava him-
self reached the venue
and urged the organiz-
ers to for peaceful event.
The road from Surajpol
to Badi Chaupar was
closed. The police also
stopped many people on
Ajmer Road.
Mahant Kailash Shar-
ma of Moti Dungri
Ganesh temple, Mahant
Balmukundacharya,
Raghavacharya of Re-
vasa Peethadhis, Sau-
rabh Raghavendachar-
ya of Pachar Peeth also
attended.
Thousands of people including BJP workers and Hindu front members gathered at Statue Circle to register their protest against the Udaipur killing. They braved rain and recited Hanuman Chalisa on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
Hanuman Chalisa recited
to decry ‘attack on Hindus’
Hindu fronts under the banner of Sarv Hindu Samaj sought death penalty for Udaipur accused
Shambu Niwas, part of the City palace and adjacent to Shiv Niwas
Palace will remain with Arvind Singh Mewar after this order.
First India Bureau
Dausa: Giving instanc-
es of Bhilwara, where a
young man was mur-
dered with a knife, what
happened in Bharatpur
and the recent one in
Udaipur, Member of
Parliament Kirodi Lal
Meena said that the
Taliban like approach
developing in the coun-
try is a threat to its uni-
ty and integrity
.
Meena said that a saf-
fron rally is being taken
out in Karauli but we
cannot even take out a
rally on any Hindu fes-
tival. “The state govern-
ment should take strict
action against miscre-
ants. The surprising
thing is that the inci-
dent of beheading hap-
pened in Udaipur but
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot wants the Prime
Minister and the Home
Minister to appeal for
peace. The state govern-
ment should take strong
action against those
who disturb communal
harmony,” he said.
New Delhi/Jaipur
(PTI) Security agencies
including the NIA,
probing the “heinous”
murder of a tailor in
Udaipur, will conduct
an Internet Protocol De-
tail Records (IPDR)
analysis of the phones
used by the four ac-
cused arrested in the
case, officials said on
Sunday
.
They said it would
help in ascertaining
whether there was a
radicalisation pro-
gramme being run by
Karachi-based Dawat-e-
Islami religious group.
One of the four accused
was linked with the JeI,
according to the agen-
cies. The Rajasthan Po-
lice has, with the help
of central security
agencies, arrested the
four people so far over
the murder of Kanhai-
ya Lal on June 28 inside
his tailoring shop.
Besides these two ac-
cused, against whom
the evidence is a self-
shot video, the security
agencies also nabbed
two more. The officials
said that an IPDR analy-
sis would be carried out
on their phones to
check their activities on
the Internet.
Udaipur, (PTI): With
the situation gradually
returning to normal,
curfew was relaxed for
10 hours on Sunday in
Udaipur. Curfew was
imposed in 7 police sta-
tion areas of the city
.
However, mobile in-
ternet will resume at 12
noon today
. Normal life
is being restored in the
city. Therefore, it was
decided to relax curfew
from 8 am to 6 pm, a dis-
trict admin official
said. Since, the situa-
tion is normal in the
city therefore curfew
will be relaxed for 12
hours from 8 am to 8 pm
on Monday, Uaipur col-
lector Tara Chand Mee-
na said.
Jaipur. Mobile internet
services were restored
on Sunday evening in
Jaipur district after five
days. At the same time,
orders for internet
shutdown were issued
again in Sikar district
of the division from 6
pm on Sunday till 2 pm
on Monday, Jaipur Di-
visional Commissioner
Sitaramji Bhale issued
the order. Earlier, inter-
net services were re-
stored in Alwar, Dausa,
Sikar and Jhunjhunu in
Jaipur division. The net
shutdown caused huge
financial losses.
Meena said that the
main accused
in Karauli has not
been caught to date
nor has any effective
action been taken.
“An atmosphere of
fear is increasing in
the state,” he said.
ecently, on the state-
ment given about
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat, Meena also
said that Gehlot is an
old leader and should
not speak a language
that hurts anyone.
Mobile internet
back in Jaipur
after 5 days
No effective
action taken
by Raj govt
HIGHLIGHTS
Curfew relaxed for 10
hrs in Udaipur, internet
services still suspended
Life coming back to normalcy in Udaipur as people walk out to
buy essentials on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Taliban like approach developing in
the country, alleges Kirodi Meena
MEWAR ROYAL FAMILY’S PROPERTY DISPUTE
STATUE CIRCLE
STATUE CIRCLE
TURNS SAFFRON!
TURNS SAFFRON!
IPDR analysis to check
activities of accused
Politicians were not given space on the stage as Hindu fronts paid tribute to Kanhaiya Lal on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
DHOLPUR REMAINED SHUT ON SUNDAY
SWM MARKETS TO REMAIN SHUT ON JULY 5
Dholpur: The bandh called in Dholpur on Sunday
to protest the Udiapur killing was a complete
success. The market remained completely closed
since morning. Hospital, Jagan Square, Old Post
Office, Lal Bazar, Santar Road and all shops on
Bari Road and Saipau Road remained closed.
Besides, all petrol pumps were closed from 12
noon to 1 pm. Police were deployed everywhere,
especially in sensitive and susceptible areas.
Sawai Madhopur: Markets will remain closed in
protest against the Udaipur murder by Hindu society
on July 5. A silent march will be taken out at 1 pm
from Hammir Circle to the District Collectorate. Trad-
ers have extended full support to the bandh and will
demand the accused to be hanged at the earliest.
Sikar: Police have arrested a man from Ajitgarh
for disturbing communal harmony through social
media post related to the Udaipur killing. Ajmer res-
ident Ramdhan Yadav has been held for announcing
a reward of Rs one lakh to the person who would
kill the culprits. Police are investigating the matter.
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Even though I walk
through the valley of the
shadow of death, I fear no
evil, for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.
—Bible
IN-DEPTH
US LAWMAKERS
ON INDIA’S TRADE
DISTORTION ON A
GLOBAL SCALE
fter skirmishes over
religious freedom In-
dia and US look
poised for a trade
war over farm subsi-
dies. At the 12th World Trade
Organisation ministerial con-
ference India had made its stand
clear on subsidies to farmers
and fishermen and stood its
ground. Farm subsidies, which
are capped at 10 percent of the
value of production, have been
breached by India in view of the
pandemic. They therefore re-
main a prickly area between In-
dia and the US. Twelve law-mak-
ers have written a letter to Joe
Biden against the “dangerous
trade practices” by continuing
to subsidise more than half the
value of production. India’s
“lack of rule-following” has put
American producers at a disad-
vantage, the lawmakers said and
blamed the Biden administra-
tion for “lack of enforcement”.
They said that “India’s practices
are dangerously trade distort-
ing on a global scale”.
For far too long the rich na-
tions have kept developing na-
tions at a “disproportionate dis-
advantage” and now is the time
for them to feel the pinch.
TOP TWEETS
A
ollowing the stun-
ning wins over
the Samajwadi
Party in the Lok
Sabha by-elec-
tions from Rampur and
Azamgarh, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has reached
out to Pasmanda Muslims of
Uttar Pradesh and asked par-
ty workers to work for the
“deprived and downtrodden”
community. Pasmandas are
Dalit Muslims. The Prime
Minister said that focus
should now shift to the poor
in other communities in its
path to move from “appease-
ment to fulfillment”. It would
seem that by appointing Dan-
ish Azad Ansari as minister,
Yogi Adityanath has already
moved in that direction.
Both Rampur and Azam-
garh and Rampur had been
the bastions of Azam Khan
and Akhilesh Yadav until the
BJPwrestedcontrolof thetwo
seats.Itisestimatedthatsome
Muslims may have voted for
the BJP in the two constituen-
cies as they also benefited
from the free ration scheme.
However, the equation
which the PM wants the party
to explore was tried earlier
too. As weavers belong to the
PasmandaAnsaricommunity
,
theBJPin2013formedaweav-
ers’ cell in Azamgarh to reach
outtothem.M.AzadAnsariof
Saharanpur was appointed
the cell’s state convener. The
plan did not work and the BJP
lost in Azamgarh in 2014.
With this perceptible
change in stance towards
Muslims the BJP expects to
win over a section of the mi-
noritycommunitybutitisnot
certain if the attitude of Mus-
lims will change easily
, given
thecountry’sdivisivepolitics.
WiththeUStakingoccasional
potshots at New Delhi over
religious freedom and harass-
ment of Muslims in India the
going will be tough.
AFTER OBCs DALITS
BJP EYES PASMANDAS
Following the stunning
wins over the SP in the LS
by-elections from Rampur
and Azamgarh, PM Modi
has reached out to
Pasmanda Muslims of
UP and asked party
workers to work for
the “deprived and
downtrodden”
community
F
Collaborative goal setting
employee engagement
y association with senior in-
dustry leaders and corporate
directors over past decade
and half has pointedly
brought forward one particu-
lar aspect of employee en-
gagement. While most com-
panies recognize that em-
ployee engagement is good
for their business, poor re-
tention and motivation af-
fects their productivity and
finally reflects on their prof-
itability. It’s logical that
workers who have an emo-
tional connect to their jobs,
managers and environment
will obviously put in their
heart and soul to work and
thus be more productive. In
fact, there’s plenty of re-
search showing that employ-
ee engagement has a direct
impact on company’s perfor-
mance and profitability. But
how employee engagement
in an organization is defined
will dictate the congeniality
at work place.
The truth is that the con-
cept of employee engage-
ment is somewhat incompre-
hensive and carries different
meaning to different people.
And therefore, many organi-
zations have indistinct and
dispassionate goals for em-
ployee engagement.
So, what could be the Col-
laborative Goals when it
comes to employee engage-
ment? In my personal opin-
ion, unlike the conventional
model where in a manager
determines the direction of
an employee’s work, collabo-
rative goals are agreed
through consultation, analy-
sis, listening, prioritising
and assessing targets and
objectives together with em-
ployees. It’s a translucent
process that makes work
force believe they’re being
listened to and included in
the company’s frame work.
In addition to setting clear
collaborative goals, I would
emphasise that employees
work well when they are
faced with challenging goals
as handling these difficult
goals forces them to work un-
tiringly and that helps them
develop new skill sets and as
a result, receive positive feed-
back and an overall sense of
achievement.
Now the question arises if
a strategic suggestion or de-
sign be recommended for for-
mation of goals. Yes, as a
keen observer and corporate
trainer I would suggest a
four-prong rational for set-
ting goals. That is a mix of
clarity, brevity, commitment
and feedback. Goals must be
clear and specific for work-
ers to understand the objec-
tives and deadlines. As also,
goals should be laid out in
simple language for employ-
ees to focus upon. And final-
ly, goals should be broken
down into smaller goals with
timeline for each.
Having decided on the col-
laborative goals, concentrate
on essential drivers for em-
ployee engagement. While for
some the priority may be to
improve retention ratio, for
others it could be reducing
absenteeism and yet some
may move on to the final
stage of building a high-per-
formance culture and feeling
of ownership by employees.
However, understand that
managers and leaders need to
be sensitive to employee en-
gagement vision.
So, may we say there needs
to be a process that compa-
nies ought to follow to
achieve this? My answer
would in affirmative. Having
worked with industries both
in services and manufactur-
ing sectors, I opine that sen-
ior leaders need to focus on
three unavoidable principles
which are, firstly, linking
personal goals of employees
to organizational ambitions
to establish accountability.
Secondly
, Keep the communi-
cation channels open. And
finally
, managers and leaders
have to be on guard to iden-
tify possible risks that could
inhibit one from reaching
desired destination? How
these bottle necks are man-
aged and negotiated will dis-
play the vision of the leaders.
Therefore, flexibility and
agility hold the key to suc-
cess and mid-course correc-
tion.
To achieve the objective,
many business thought lead-
ers, world over, have laid out
a number of active and pas-
sive techniques for corpo-
rates to set and communicate
goals. But I believe that the
SMART model theory still
remains the best and effec-
tive way to achieving employ-
ee engagement. Actually,
SMART is an acronym that
stands for Specific, Measur-
able, Aggressive, Realistic
and Time-bound goal setting
technique that caters for ac-
countability of each employ-
ee, aligning of personal goals
with broad company policies
and a fool proof system and a
process bound by deadlines
and targets.
Remember, Goal setting in-
deed is a complex issue and
the errors in embedding
them may cause some seri-
ous disadvantages to raise
ugly heads. Therefore, corpo-
rates should guard against
four main problems associ-
ated with team goals which
are lack of leadership, fuzzy
focus, stuck in sameness and
perfectionism. If teams can’t
adapt and innovate, then
team members tend to par-
ticipate in group thinking
leading to the same old
thought repeatedly. If new
ideas aren’t generated, the
organization would lose the
cutting edge in the market
pie. Without a strong leader,
the direction of the company
will be in an anonymous di-
rection and that in turn will
lead to vague goals that will
be hard for the employees to
follow along.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
M
Remember, Goal setting
indeed is a complex issue
and the errors in embedding
them may cause some serious
disadvantages to raise ugly
heads. Therefore, corporates
should guard against four
main problems associated
with team goals which are
lack of leadership, fuzzy
focus, stuck in sameness and
perfectionism. If teams can’t
adapt and innovate, then
team members tend to
participate in group
thinking leading to the same
old thought repeatedly. If
new ideas aren’t generated,
the organization would lose
the cutting edge in the
market pie
It’s logical that
workers who have an
emotional connect to
their jobs, managers
and environment will
obviously put in their
heart and soul to work
and thus be more
productive. In fact,
there’s plenty of research
showing that employee
engagement has a direct
impact on company’s
performance and
profitability. But how
employee engagement
in an organization is
defined will dictate
the congeniality at
work place
COL ANUPAM
JAITLY (RETD)
The writer is Defence expert,
Motivational Speaker Corporate Trainer
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Manipur landslide: Death count rises to 37; 25 people still missing
Guwahati/Imphal
(ANI): The death toll
in the landslide at a
railway construction
site in Manipur’s
Noney district rose to
37 on Sunday with the
recovery of three more
bodies, while search
operations were un-
derway for another 25
people, an official said.
Heavy rains and fresh
landslides in the Tu-
pul area since Satur-
day night have affected
the search operations,
he said. Bodies of 37
people have been found
so far from under the
debris. Among them
are 24 Territorial
Army personnel and
13 civilians, a defence
spokesperson in
Guwahati said. “Re-
lentless effort to find
the remaining six
missing Territorial
Army personnel, and
19 civilians will con-
tinue till the last indi-
vidual is found,” he
said.The Army, Assam
Rifles, Territorial
Army, SDRF and Na-
tional Disaster Re-
sponse Force (NDRF)
are part of the search
operations. “The
search operation is
continuing despite ad-
verse weather condi-
tions, owing to heavy
rains and fresh land-
slides last night,” the
spokesperson said. So
far, 13 Territorial
Army personnel and
five civilians have
been safely rescued.
Karachi (PTI): At
least 19 people were
killed and 11 others in-
jured when a speeding
passenger bus veered
off a mountain road in
heavy rain and fell
into a ravine in Paki-
stan’s restive Balo-
chistan province on
Sunday. The bus carry-
ing more than 30 peo-
ple was heading to
Quetta from Islama-
bad when it plunged
into the ravine in
Zhob. Television foot-
age showed rescue
workers assisting
bloodied passengers.
“As the bus neared
Quetta, the driver lost
control at a sharp bend
and the bus plunged
into a ravine. We have
recovered 19 bodies so
far while 11 injured
have been admitted to
hospital,” Assistant
Commissioner Syed
Mehtab Shah said.
“Rainfall and speeding
led to the incident,”
The Express Tribune
newspaper quoted
Shah as saying.
At least 19 killed as bus falls into
ravine in southwest Pakistan
Rescue operations underway after a massive landslide in Manipur.
Kerala CM urges PM
to reduce air fares
CRUCIAL READ
Kochi: A couple was not
allowed to board their flight
at the Cochin International
Airport in the early hours
of Saturday after the man
uttered the word “bomb”
when asked what was in
their luggage.The 63-year-
old man and his wife
reached the airport around
1.30 am as they had to go
abroad. The airport staff at
the check-in counter asked
them what was in their lug-
gage, the husband triggered
panic as he said “bomb”,
following which airport
security was informed, said
the police. The man was
arrested and later released
on station bail.
Kochi: Crime Branch of
Kerala Police issued a
notice to Swapna Suresh
in a conspiracy case
registered against her
over the complaint filed by
MLA and former minister
KT Jaleel. Crime Branch
asked her to appear
before the probe officials
at the Kochi Police club
on July 5. She is the
prime accused in the
Kerala gold smuggling
case.Thiruvananthapuram
cantonment police have
registered a case against
Swapna on Jaleel’s com-
plaint on June 8 this year
seeking a probe into the
charges made by Swapna
Suresh against him in the
Gold Smuggling Case.
New Delhi: The Enforce-
ment Directorate (ED) has
attached immovable prop-
erties worth Rs 234.75
crore of Sarvana Stores
(Gold Palace) in Chen-
nai in connection with a
money laundering case
for allegedly defrauding a
bank. The ED initiated an
investigation under the
PMLA, 2002 based on the
FIR filed on April 25 this
year by the Central Bureau
of Investigation (CBI) and
Economic Offences Wing
(EOW).The ED recorded
the case on May 26
under the provisions of
the Prevention of Money
Laundering Act.
Thiruvananthapuram
(Kerala) (ANI): Former
MLA PC George who was
granted bail in a sexual
assault case, on Saturday
raised a serious allega-
tion against Kerala Chief
Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
demanding an Enforce-
ment Directorate probe
into his involvement
dealing with businessman
Pharis Aboobacker. Talk-
ing to the media, George
said that Chief Minister’s
daughter Veena Vijayan’s
firm “Exalogic” is involved
in selling the data of the
people in the state and the
frequent visit of Pinarayi
Vijayan to the USA is also
doubtful. Therefore it must
be investigated by the ED.
‘BOMB’ COMMENT
LANDS COUPLE IN
TROUBLE AT AIRPORT
CRIME BRANCH
ISSUES NOTICE TO
SWAPNA SURESH
ED ATTACHES ASSETS
OF SARAVANA
STORES GOLD PALACE
EX MLA PC GEORGE
GETS BAIL IN SEXUAL
ASSAULT CASE
New Delhi: Garbage has
reached the top of the
world. By top of the world,
Ajeet Bajaj, the first Indian
to complete the polar tril-
ogy which entails skiing to
the North Pole, South Pole
and across the Greenland
icecap, meant Mount Everest. That the Everest has
turned into a pile of abandoned tents and human
waste is well-documented. But what is not, is his sug-
gestion to take a cue from an US government initiative
to keep its mountains clean. “During my expedition to
Mount Denali, I was amazed by how the US govern-
ment has something in place called ‘Clean Climbing’.
A climber must ensure that he or she collects all the
trash before completing his summit,” Ajeet told.
POLAR TRILOGY: NO MOUNTAIN IS
‘TOO HIGH’ FOR AJEET BAJAJ
Thiruvananthapuram
(PTI): Kerala Chief
Minister Pinarayi Vi-
jayan has asked Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi to intervene in
the issue of rising air
fares in the country,
saying that it was not
only causing hardship
to non-resident Indians
(NRIs), but was also af-
fecting revival of the
tourism sector.
Besides rising air
fares, another issue
which Vijayan drew the
PM’s attention to was
the railways decision
to abandon the Nemom
Coaching Terminal
project in Thiruvanan-
thapuram.
He sought PM Modi’s
intervention for recon-
sidering abandoning of
the project and to in-
stead ensure that it gets
early approval.
Both the issues were
raised by Vijayan in
separate letters ad-
dressed to the Prime
Minister on July 2.
He said airline tick-
ets both in the interna-
tional and domestic sec-
tors were “exorbitantly
high” compared to pre-
Covid rates and this
situation is affecting
NRIs. He said Kerala’s
tourism sector is on the
threshold of a turna-
round and the high air
fares “are a serious
dampener to the revival
of this sector”.
First India Bureau
Hyderabad: Beginning
from today
, the Ministry
of Earth Sciences,in
collaboration with sev-
eral voluntary agencies,
has launched a unique
and the first-of-its-kind
campaign to clean 75 sea
beaches across the
country for 75 days,
commemorating Azadi
Ka Amrut Mahotsav
(AKAM).
This was disclosed to-
day by Union Minister
of State (Independent
Charge) Science Tech-
nology; Minister of
State (Independent
Charge) Earth Sciences;
MoS PMO, Personnel,
Public Grievances, Pen-
sions, Atomic Energy
and Space, Dr Jitendra
Singh while briefing the
media. He said, 75 days’
campaignwillconsistof
renovation, rejuvena-
tion and beautification
of the sea beaches and
thecampaignwillculmi-
nate on 17th of Septem-
ber, which happens to be
“International Coastal
Cleanup Day” and inci-
dentally coincides with
the birthday of Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi.
He said, India is bless-
ed with the unique fea-
ture of having a coast-
line which is longer
than 7000 Kilometres
and also includes some
of the world’s largest
beach areas like the Ma-
rine Beach, Chennai
and some of the most
tourism popular beach-
es like the Goa Beach.
This campaign, he said,
will also be an exten-
sion of the Swachhata
Campaign, which was
initiated by Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi.
India has a rich ma-
rine history
. The marine
activitieswerefirstmen-
tioned in the Rigveda
and references to the in-
terrelationships of the
ocean,seaandriverscan
be found in the Indian
Puranas. The diverse
evidence from Indian
socio-spiritual tradi-
tions, literature, poetry,
sculpture, painting and
from archaeology attest
tothegreatmarinetradi-
tions of India. India’s
coastline of more than
7,500 km reflects our
vast ocean resources.
Campaign begins to clean 75 sea beaches
for 75 days across the country: Dr Jitendra
Lucknow (Agencies):
A 21-year-old law stu-
dent was killed, his
body packed in a gunny
bag and thrown into a
draininUttarPradesh’s
Meerut, said the police.
Three people have been
arrested in the case, it
added.
The student, who had
been missing since
June 27, has been iden-
tified as Yash Rastogi.
The accused are Shavej,
Imran and Salman.
“Over 250 CCTV cam-
eras were scanned and
it has been found that
he went on his own. He
was seen riding his
scooty
. After a while he
could not be seen on the
CCTV. Upon investiga-
tion, it was found that
three local men had
killed him, packed his
body in a gunny bag and
threw it in a drain. The
accused have been ar-
rested,” said Sunil
Bhatnagar, Superinten-
dent of Police, Meerut.
“The dead student
was registered on a few
gay sites and reports
say he had relations
with various men. He
even had relations with
the accused. We have
got proof by way of
emails.”
Sharat K Verma
Chennai: The contro-
versy in the main op-
position party of Tamil
Nadu - Anna DMK has
started again and it is
believed that this time
the dispute will be de-
cisive. O Panneersel-
vam and E Palaniswa-
mi, the two leaders
who were heading the
party after Jay-
alalithaa’s death, have
parted ways. The
Palaniswami camp has
taken over the party. In
the last meeting of the
General Council of the
party, the post of Coor-
dinator and Joint Coor-
dinator was abolished
and all the powers of
Panneerselvam were
taken away. The next
meeting of the General
Council is to be held on
July 11, but till then all
the power is in the
hands of EPS i.e.
Palaniswami.
Interestingly, amidst
this tussle between the
two camps, on June 26,
VK Sasikala started
her journey around the
state. She held a big
program, which was
supported by Anna
DMK workers. Keep in
mind that she had re-
turned from Bangalore
jail just before the last
election and then it was
reported quoting sourc-
es that BJP had asked
her to stay away from
politics. It was the BJP
that had brought about
a reconciliation be-
tween the OPS and EPS
camps. Now both the
camps are scattered
and Sasikala has be-
come active in politics,
and it is believed that
BJP is behind this de-
velopment. Actually
BJP is eyeing Anna
DMK, but the saffron
party has no face to
control it. This work
can be done through
Sasikala. But the trou-
ble is that her face is
very infamous and yet,
the BJP is playing some
bets. So, after July 11, it
will be known what
game is happening in
the state and to what
extent BJP is involved
in that game.
21-yr-old killed, body thrown
in drain in Meerut; 3 arrested
WILL BJP SUCCEED IN MAKING
INROADS IN TAMIL NADU POLITICS?
The student, who had been missing
has been identified as Yash Rastogi
Asked how he was killed, police said
the post-mortem report is yet to come
I hang my head in shame, says
Kapil Sibal on state of judiciary
Cong handover
houses to
Nilambur women
New Delhi (ANI): Ex-
pressing concern over
the current state of the
judiciary, Rajya Sabha
MP and senior advocate
Kapil Sibal, on Sunday,
said some members of
the institution have “let
us down” and “I hang
my head in shame” for
what has happened in
the recent past. In an
interview with PTI,
Sibal also said that in
recent years, free
speech, and how it has
been interpreted by the
Supreme Court, unfor-
tunately, is not allowed
the space that is consti-
tutionally permissible
to it. Attacking the BJP-
led government at the
Centre, he said there is
a “de facto emergency”
in place with “throt-
tling” of institutions.
Some members of the in-
stitution (judiciary) of
which I have been a part
for 50 years, have let us
down. I hang my head
in shame that this has
happened. When the ju-
diciary turns a blind eye
to ex facie violations of
the rule of law one won-
ders why an institution
designed to protect the
rule of law allows the
rule of law to be in-
fringed with open eyes.
—Kapil Sibal, Rajya Sabha MP
Lucknow: A man sleep-
ing in a village temple in
Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya
district was killed by
his cousin, who slit his
throat, the police said
on Sunday. The victim
has been identified
as 35-year-old Pankaj
Shukla, a resident
of Amethi, who was
visiting his maternal
grandfather’s village.
He was murdered by his
maternal cousin Gullu
Mishra, who has been
arrested, they said, add-
ing the two had been in
a fight earlier.
UP: MAN KILLS
COUSIN IN
AYODHYA, HELD
BJP is eyeing Anna DMK, but the saffron
party has no face to control it. This work
can be done through Sasikala. But the
trouble is that her face is very infamous
and yet, the BJP is playing some bets
Kerela (ANI): Rahul
Gandhi on Sunday stat-
ed that the Congress
helped a woman to get a
house after she was de-
nied assistance by the
Kerala government for
having a different politi-
cal ideology
.
“A woman eligible for
assistance by govt to get
a house as she lost her
home as a result of
flood that came here.
But the state govt did
not help her due to her
different ideology,” Ra-
hul Gandhi said at
handover ceremony of
houses built by Samska-
rika Sahiti at Glamora
convention centre. He
further added, “She is a
strong supporter of
Congress and Indira
Gandhi.”
Dr Jitendra Singh
Pinarayi Vijayan
Kapil Sibal
Police conducts probe by reaching to the local people on Sunday.
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New Delhi: The Con-
gress party has handed
over the command of
Haryana politics al-
most entirely to
Bhupinder Singh Hoo-
da. But at the same
time, the party high
command is also work-
ing to strike a balance
in the politics of the
state. Randeep Singh
Surjewala was first
‘balanced’ as after
handing over the com-
mand of the state to
Hooda, Surjewala was
made a member of the
Rajya Sabha from Ra-
jasthan but was also
removed from the post
of media in-charge.
Now he is the general
secretary of the party
and is in-charge of
Karnataka. As soon as
he was removed from
the post of media in-
charge, his face has
disappeared from the
media and reportedly,
Hooda camp is satis-
fied with this develop-
ment.
After balancing Sur-
jewala, the party made
Kumari Selja a mem-
ber of the Congress
Working Committee.
Keep in mind that she
is the Dalit face of the
party and was the state
president of Congress
for years. Her Rajya
Sabha seat was taken
by Hooda for his son in
the last election. By
making her a member
of the working com-
mittee, the party has
struck a perfect bal-
ance. Hooda is the lead-
er of the legislature
party and his close
aide Udaybhan is the
state president. The
second big leader has
been made the national
general secretary by
the party and the third
leader has been nomi-
nated in the working
committee. Now it re-
mains to be seen how
long this balance lasts
and how effective it
will be in the next
election.
Congress engages in a ‘balancing act’ in Haryana!
ALL THE POWER
Promoted by
Shree Cement Ltd.
Puducherry (ANI):
National Democratic
Alliance’s (NDA) presi-
dential candidate
Droupadi Murmu on
Saturday visited Pudu-
cherry to seek support
from the legislators of
the ruling AINRC-led
coalition in the Union
Territory.
She met Puducherry
Chief Minister N Ran-
gasamy and sought
support for her candi-
dature in the presiden-
tial election. On Friday,
Shiromani Akali Dal,
which used to be an
ally of the BJP, an-
nounced that it will
support NDA candidate
Droupadi Murmu in
the presidential elec-
tions. The BJP-led NDA
had declared Droupadi
Murmu as the presi-
dential candidate on
June 21.
Last month, Murmu
had made calls to sen-
ior opposition leaders
including Congress in-
terim president Sonia
Gandhi, Nationalist
Congress Party chief
Sharad Pawar and Tri-
namool Congress su-
premo and West Bengal
chief minister Mamata
Banerjee to seek their
support. Murmu has
also got support from
Biju Janta Dal as well
as YSR Congress.
Murmu meets Puducherry
CM, seeks support in polls
DRAUPADI MURMU GETS SUPPORT FROM BIJU JANTA DAL AS WELL AS YSR CONGRESS
PREZ POLL
NDA’s Presidential election candidate Draupadi Murmu being
felicitated by AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami during an
event, in Chennai on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Murmu to campaign in Bihar
on July 5; to meet CM Nitish
New Delhi (ANI): National Democratic Alliance's
(NDA) presidential candidate Droupadi Murmu
will visit Bihar's Patna on July 5 for campaigning
for the presidential election which is scheduled
to be held on July 18. During her visit to the state
capital, Murmu will meet all senior BJP lead-
ers including Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
Murmu is continuously touring in states for the
presidential poll campaign after being made the
candidate for the post of President. The prepara-
tion for her welcome is in full swing in Patna by
the Bihar BJP state unit. As per the sources, all
the senior leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
Janata Dal (United), Rashtriya Lok Samta Party
(RLSP), MLAs and MPs including Nitish Kumar,
BJP state president Sanjay Jaiswal, Ravi Shankar
Prasad will be present in in the program organ-
ised for Murmu.
‘Fully endorse CJI's affirmation on constitution allegiance’
Bengaluru (ANI): Op-
position’s Presidential
candidate Yashwant
Sinha, who arrived in
Bengaluru on Sunday
as part of his poll cam-
paign, said that he was
very happy to see in the
newspapers a statement
by Chief Justice of
India, N.V. Ramana,
that the “Judiciary is
answerable to the Con-
stitution and Constitu-
tion alone.”
Addressing media
persons here, he said, “I
fully endorse this view
and congratulate CJI
Ramana for this forth-
right affirmation. In-
deed, I have been say-
ing, since I filed my
nomination papers on
June 27, that the sole
purpose behind my ac-
ceptance of the com-
bined Opposition’s offer
to be their candidate is
to safeguard the Consti-
tution and its lofty val-
ues, which are today
under unprecedented
threat.”
Opposition’s Presidential candidate Yashwant Sinha with
Congress leaders Mallikarjuna Kharge and Siddaramaiah at
the CLP meeting, in Bengaluru on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Amravati (ANI):
Umesh Kolhe, a
chemist from Maha-
rashtra’s Amravati
who was allegedly
killed for defending
former BJP spokes-
person Nupur Shar-
ma’s comment about
ProphetMuhammad,
was friends with the
accused arrested for
his murder, his
brother Mahesh Kol-
he said on Sunday
.
“He was good
friends with Yusuf
Khan, who is the ar-
rested accused, a
practicing veterinar-
ian. We knew him
since 2006,” Mr Kolhe
told. Khan was
among six people
who had been ar-
rested for the June 21
murder that was
linked to Nupur
Sharma’s comment
on Saturday, amid
mounting pressure
from the local BJP
unit. Amravati MP
Navneet Rana on
Sunday accused the
city commissioner of
suppressing Umesh
Kolhe’s murder.
When asked about
his views on the po-
lice’s alleged sup-
pression of the case,
Mr Kolhe said that he
could not say for
sure. The case was
transferred to the
National Investiga-
tion Agency by Home
Minister Amit Shah.
Accused worked for victim; Both
part of same WhatsApp group
AMRAVATI KILLING: PROPHET ROW
Umesh killing
mastermind runs
NGO in Amravati
NAGPUR: Amravati
police commissioner
Arti Singh said the
murder of chemist
Umesh, prima facie,
seemed to be the
fallout of the backlash
against Kolhe’s social
media campaign in
support of Nupur.
She clarified that
the motive could be
confirmed only after
interrogating the mas-
termind, Irfan Khan, a
school dropout who
runs the Amravati-
based NGO Rahbariya
Foundation and pro-
vides a free ambulance
service to underprivi-
leged Muslims.
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Income Tax offi-
cials allegedly have re-
covered cash and jewel-
lery worth several hun-
dred crore rupees from
the premises of Chhat-
tisgarh-based govt offi-
cials and businessmen.
The raids have come as
a surprise to the state
officials, who remained
tightlipped about the
agency action.
Sources have said
that the I-T department
raided government offi-
cial Saumya
Chaurasiya, business-
man Suryakant Tiwari,
his aide Ajay Naidu and
coal transporter
Hemant Tiwari. How-
ever, there is no official
word on the recovery
and disclosure by the
Tax Authorities. We
don't disclose our oper-
ations. It can hamper
the investigation, the
I-T official said.
I-T raids in
C’garhsurprise
officials
Above dozen terrorist launch pads
active across LoC, says Intel report
New Delhi (ANI): The
security forces in Jam-
mu and Kashmir are on
maximum vigilance
amid intelligence re-
port that over a dozen
terrorist launch pads
have again become ac-
tive across the Line of
Control (LoC) in Pak-
istan Occupied Kash-
mir (PoK).
As per inputs, a top
government official cit-
ing intelligence input
said, nearly 200 terror-
ists are waiting on these
launch pads in PoK to
infiltrate into Jammu
and Kashmir.Consid-
ering threat assess-
ment, patrolling of BSF
as well as Army has
been more frequent
along the LoC to foil any
infiltration attempt,
said the official, privy
to the development. The
official said the terror-
ists are learnt to use
tunnel and riverine
areas to infiltrate into
Jammu and Kashmir
and they have affilia-
tion with Lashkar-e-
Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-
Mohammad (JeM) and
Hizbul Mujahideen.
Hyderabad (ANI): Ut-
tar Pradesh Chief Min-
ister Yogi Adityanath
offered prayers at Bha-
gyaLaxmi Mandir,
Charminar in Hydera-
bad on Sunday. Yogi
Adityanath is in Hy-
derabad for the party
national executive
meet.
Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will ad-
dress a public meeting
at Parade Grounds in
Secunderabad on Sun-
day. In the public meet-
ing titled ‘Vijay
Sankalpa Sabha’, Prime
Minister is likely to set
the tone for the Bhara-
tiya Janata Party’s
(BJP) preparedness for
the upcoming Assem-
bly polls in Telangana.
In the public rally, more
than 35,000 people are
expected to be present.
PM Modi arrived in Hy-
derabad on Saturday to
attend the BJP’s two-
day national executive
committee meeting.Ac-
cording to top sources
in the BJP, Union Home
Minister Amit Shah
will propose a political
resolution for the party
.
This resolution will be
seconded by CM from
the BJP-ruled states.
‘Boycott Muslim
businesses’
Gurugram (PTI): A
panchayat organised at
a temple in Haryana’s
Manesar on Sunday,
claiming to represent
the Hindu society
, called
for an economic boycott
of “Muslim shopkeep-
ers and vendors”. Issu-
ing an ultimatum to the
administration, the pan-
chayat urged the gather-
ing to form village-level
committees to enforce
the boycott in their vil-
lages. More than 200
people, including mem-
bers of VHP took part.
Mastermind sent
to police custody
till July 7
DY CM Fadnavis:
NIA probing int’l
connection
A court on Sunday
remanded Irfan Khan,
the alleged master-
mind of Amravati-
based chemist Umesh
murder, in police
custody till July 7,
even as the police are
now conducting an
investigation into the
bank accounts of an
NGO, of which the ac-
cused is a director.
Mumbai (ANI): Ma-
harashtra Deputy CM
Devendra Fadnavis on
Sunday asserted that
the murder of a chem-
ist in Amravati was
a “very serious inci-
dent”, adding that the
NIA is also probing
the international con-
nection in the case.
”Amravati incident
very serious, killing is
barbaric. Accused, the
mastermind has been
nabbed. NIA investi-
gating it.
YogiAdityanathoffersprayer
atBhagyaLaxmiTempleinHyd
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath being garlanded by Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) supporters during his visit to Bhagyalakshmi
Temple, in Hyderabad on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
New Delhi (ANI): The
Department of Food and
Public Distribution will
organizeaNationalCon-
ference on Food and Nu-
trition Security in India
on Tuesday in Delhi.
The conference is aimed
at facilitating cross
learning, disseminating
best practices for
schemes under Public
DistributionSystemand
strengthening the focus
on nutritional security
.
Consumer Affairs Min-
ister Piyush Goyal will
address the conference.
Nat’l conference on food, nutrition
security to be held on July 5 Mandaviyasuspended
doctors for favouring
Pharma company
New Delhi (ANI):
The doctors from
Central Government
Health Scheme
(CGHS) have been
suspended in Delhi
for allegedly pre-
scribing certain
medicines to favour a
particular pharma
company, sources
told.
According to the
sources, the chief
medical officer post-
ed at the CGHS dis-
pensary in Shahadra
and another at Dwar-
ka sector 9 have pre-
scribed the drugs
which are already
available in the Cen-
tral wirehouse of
CGHS at affordable
rates.An action like
this can be faced by
other doctors also in
the coming days,
sources said further.
In this regard, Union
Health Minister Dr
Mandaviya’s office
took action after re-
ceiving a complaint a
few months ago.The
Union Minister or-
dered an enquiry
, and
while preliminary
enquiring, severe
violations were found
regarding prescrib-
ing of medicine and
favouring a pharma
company, Sources
said.
Bhupinder Singh Hooda
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14 लादी देवी / लक्मण लाल शराम िरर आवंटि 13/08/2009 पाली 2 250 1334 133.33 भू.सं. 1333 भू.सं. 1335 भू.सं. 1337 30 निट रो्ड आवासीर
15 नबदामी देवी / ्डुंराराम रूणेचा कालोिी अपंजीकृ्त 06.03.2017 मािपतुरा 11 43/33 66.66 भू.सं. 26/28 20 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 43/33 भू.सं. 42/34 आवासीर
16 बस्तीराम / कािाराम कमलेि माककेट पंजीकृ्त 02.03.1998 पाली 1 963 दतुकाि 24 20 भू.सं. 26
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17 ओमप्रकाि / मोहिलाल चामतुण्डा िरर अपंजीकृ्त 12.07.2000 पाली 1 892/1732 105 66.66 भू.सं. 104/08 भू.सं. 105/07 30 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 102/10 आवासीर
18 ्तरूण जैि / देवीलाल देव िरर पंजीकृ्त 09.05.2022 पाली 1 1282 137 88.88 भू.सं. 136 60 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 138 अनर भूनम आवासीर
19 घासीराम / मतुिाराम स्तरतुरू िरर अपंजीकृ्त 09.03.2010 पाली 2 230 207 55.55 िेि नहससा 207 अनर भूनम भू.सं. 216 सड़क 20 निट आवासीर
20 प्रवीण कुमार / नवजर नकिि सोमिा् िरर अपंजीकृ्त 25.10.2012 पाली 2 310 368 11.11 भू.सं. 364 भू.सं. 367 भू.सं. 363 सड़क 20 निट आवासीर
21 पतुिम नसंह / दाउनसंह बाबा रामदेव कालोिी अपंजीकृ्त 28.07.2012 पाली 2
243, 244,
245
89 55.55
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का मकाि
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23 सतुरिा / वाराराम जवाहर िरर नव अपंजीकृ्त 14.07.1993 पाली 1 962/1 मकाि 114.33 30 निट सड़क 31 निट सड़क
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24 सतुरिादेवी / उदरचंद नवकास िरर पंजीकृ्त 15.01.2018 पाली 1 943 60 111.11 भू.सं. 59 भू.सं. 61 30 निट रो्ड भू.स 67 आवासीर
25 िेिाराम / समंदर जी नवकास िरर अपंजीकृ्त 23/12/11 पाली 1 943 146 109.72 भू.सं. 145 भू.सं. 147 19 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 155 आवासीर
26 लक्मी देवी / िेराराम नकसाि केसरी अपंजीकृ्त 19.11.2006 पाली 1 223 488/162 138.88 भू.सं. 489/180 25 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 486/161 भू.सं. 490/163 आवासीर
27 मदिलाल / चतुिीलाल लक्मी िरर अपंजीकृ्त 24.04.2007 पाली 1 249 भवि 206.22 राज िरर 26 निट रो्ड 29 निट रो्ड
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29 नमठुनसंह / कालतुनसंह सोमिा् िरर पंजीकृ्त 18.04.2002 पाली 2 310 267 133.33 25 निट रो्ड भू.सं. 268 भू.सं. 248 20 निट रो्ड आवासीर
30 बतुदाराम / वेिाराम नरू प्र्ताप िरर अपंजीकृ्त 20.08.2007 पाली 1 943/1 203/209 133.33 अनर भूनम 204/208 अनर भूनम 25 निट रो्ड आवासीर
आरुक्
नगर पररषद् पाली
आपदत्त सूचिना
Threekilledascontainer
truck rams into trailer
Punit Chaturvedi
Dungarpur: Three per-
sons were killed in Dun-
garpur’s Bhichiwada
area on Sunday when a
container truck
rammed into a trailer
following tyre burst of
the trailer.
Police said that the
incident occurred near
Shishod village on
Udaipur-Ahmedabad
NH48 when the trailer
was heading towards
Udaipur. “Of the three
deceased, one has been
identified as Ajaypal, a
resident of Hardoi, UP,
while the other two are
yet to be identified. The
bodies shifted to the
mortuary of the district
hospital in Dungarpur,”
police said. “The mortal
remains will be handed
over to family members
after the post-mortem,”
added police.
Kota (PTI): A deputy
general manager at the
Lalitpur power plant,
who was en route to Ra-
jasthan from Uttar
Pradesh to meet his
daughters, was killed
after his car overturned
on National High-
way-27, police said on
Sunday
.
Satish Kumar Shar-
ma (42), a native of Deo-
ria, UP, was driving to
Kota, when his car
rammed into a divider
near Jamuniya
Khaal,the car soon
caught fire but truckers
passing by managed to
pull him out of the vehi-
cle by breaking the
windshield before it
went up in flames.
UP power plant’s senior official
killed in road mishap in Kota
Three kids drown while
bathing in village pond
Mangled remains of the container truck and the trailer on NH-48 in Dungarpur.
Two killed as
part of hillside
collapses during
mining in Sikar
Sikar: Two persons
were killed when a por-
tion of a hill collapsed
during mining activi-
ties late on Saturday
night at Neem ka Thana
here. Subhash, 40, and
dumper driver Ravi, 32,
died, police said. Sub-
hash had gone to add
fuel to the machine run-
ning in the mine with a
camper when a land-
slide occurred. Stones
rolled down from a
height of 200 feet and
hit the camper vehicle.
Ravi, who had gone
with a dumper, also
died. Subhash has 2
sons while Ravi had
2-year-old son and a
6-month-old daughter.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Three kids
drowned in Barmer dis-
trict. Incident took place
on Sunday under Ram-
sar police station area.
In the incident three
died on the spot while
another got injured,
who is undergoing treat-
ment at govt hospital in
Barmer. On getting in-
formed police reached
at the spot and recov-
ered the bodies. Sahi-
ram Bishnoi, SHO Ram-
sar police station con-
firmed report.
Police identified the
deceased as Sohel (14),
Aasif (15) Shaheed
(12), all residents of Se-
lau village around 60
kms from Barmer dis-
trict HQs. One who got
injured is identified as
Javed (12).
Police said that all the
four kids were playing
near the village pond.
During that all the four
went into the pond for
bathing but drowned. In
the incident three died
by drowning at the spot
while one was saved by
the local, who was later
taken to the nearest hos-
pital. The SHO said that
deceased family mem-
bershavenotlodgedany
case or complaint and
the case may be closed.
New Delhi (ANI): BJP
Rajya Sabha MP from
Uttar Pradesh, Ashok
Bajpai hit out at CM
Ashok Gehlot for call-
ing Union Minister Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat ‘Nikamma’ (use-
less), saying that the
latter should get mental
treatment.
“I think Ashok Ge-
hlot should get mental
treatment. He is quite
old and the old-age ef-
fect is visible in his con-
duct about Union Min-
ister Shekhawat who
worked for providing
tap water on such a
large scale in a short
time period. Whatever
responsibility the gov-
ernment has entrusted,
that responsibility has
been discharged with
great devotion by him,”
Bajpai said. He further
heaped praises on the
Union Minister and
said that there will be
fewer hardworking peo-
ple like Shekhawat can
be found.
Srinagar (PTI): Five
pilgrims have died since
the commencement of
theAmarnathYatrathis
year, even as over 40,000
devotees have so far vis-
ited the holy cave shrine
in south Kashmir Hima-
layas, officials said on
Sunday
. Among the de-
ceased is Ashu Singh
(46) from Rajasthan who
died after he fell down
from a horse at MG top,
the officials mentioned.
TheyatrabeganonJune
30 and will culminate on
August 11.
BJP MP from UP
reacts on Gehlot’s
‘Nikamma’ remark
Rajasthan man, 4
others die in
Amarnath Yatra
New Delhi: Three men
from Rajasthan were ar-
rested in Delhi for alleg-
edly duping people on
the pretext of providing
them jobs in private air-
lines, police said on Sun-
day
. The accused were
identified as Jagmohan
Sharma (34), Abhishek
Verma (32) and Purkha
Ram (24), all residents
of Rajasthan, they said,
adding that the fraud-
sters would post fake job
advertisements on so-
cial media platforms.
Udaipur: A man was ar-
rested in Gogunda area
on Sunday for allegedly
murdering his wife, po-
lice said. Police in-
formed the accused
killed his wife over sus-
picion of an extra-mari-
tal affair. The accused
was identified as Choga-
ram Gameti. “An argu-
ment broke out between
the accused and her
wife, Gangli Bai on Sat-
urday night. During the
scuffle, Chogaram hit
the victim with lathi
and stones which led to
her death,” police said.
Dungarpur: The Sadar
Thana Police have ar-
rested a 30-year-old man
for allegedly kidnap-
ping, attempting to rape
and murdering a 10-year-
old minor girl. Police in-
formed the accused has
been identified as Jiten-
dra (30), who is the
grandson of a former
village Sarpanch. Police
officials said on the ba-
sis of technical evi-
dence, the accused con-
fessed to the crime.
3 Raj people held in
Delhi for duping on
pretext of giving jobs
Husband kills wife
over suspicion of
extra-marital affair
Former Sarpanch’s
son held for attempt
to rape, kidnapping
Family members and the police checking on one of the survivors
of the incident at the hospital on Sunday.
9. Aditi Nagar
Hyderabad: A political
proposal was placed in
the meeting of the BJP
National Working Com-
mittee held in Hy-
derabad. In the pres-
ence of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi and
National President JP
Nadda, BJP Rajasthan
President Dr Satish
Poonia also gave his
presentation.
Poonia said that due
to strong and vision-
ary foreign policy un-
der the able and strong
leadership of
PM Modi, India’s cred-
ibility and confidence
has increased among
the masses.
Padma Awards have
become Jan Puraskar.
Poonia said that Modi
has emotionally con-
nected India with inno-
vation through Mann
Ki Baat.
He said that the Op-
position governments
in many states have de-
prived the people from
the benefits of the Cen-
tre’s schemes.
Poonia said that di-
rect benefits from pub-
lic welfare schemes like
Ayushman, PM Awas,
PM Kisan Samman Ni-
dhi, Ujjwala, Jan Dhan
etc. are reaching the
poor, due to which they
are becoming self-reli-
ant with self-respect.
Poonia said that apart
from developing
Panchteerth to spread
the great personality of
Bhimrao Ambedkar to
the people, the Bhim
App has connected
the common people of
India with the digital
revolution.
PM Modi also met
Poonia who informed
the PM about the politi-
cal situation in Ra-
jasthan. During the
meet, Dr Poonia also
met Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah, Union
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh, UP CM
Yogi Adityanath, HP
CM Jai Ram Thakur,
Assam CM Himanta
Biswa Sarma, Uttara-
khand CM Pushkar
Dhami, and Goa CM
Pramod Sawant.
We must believe in heroic
and noble deeds to better
ourselves.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
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Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: There is a say-
ing in Hindi, “Poot Ke
Paon Palne Mein Hi
Dikh Jaate Hain.” This
saying fits perfectly on
Rajasthan’s daughter -
IRS Prateeti Goyal, a
2016 batch officer who
in merely 5 years of
her service has proved
her abilities and matu-
rity as a result of
which she has been
honoured at the na-
tional level. She is the
daughter of senior IAS
of Rajasthan cadre -
Pawan Kumar Goyal.
At present Prateeti is
serving as Deputy Com-
missioner CGST ( Anti
Evasion) and has been
serving on this post for
the past 18 months. But
in these 18 months, she
has given a stellar per-
formance. On Friday,
July 1, when the 5th an-
niversary of GST was
celebrated at Delhi’s
Vighyan Bhawan, offi-
cials who gave an out-
standing performance
were facilitated and one
such officer was Pra-
teeti. Union Finance
Minister Nirmala Si-
tharaman facilitated
Prateeti with a ‘Certifi-
cate of Appreciation’
and interestingly, she
was the lone officer
from Mumbai Zone who
has been facilitated.
Goyal has completed
her primary education
from Jaipur’s SMS Pub-
lic School after which
she graduated from the
National Law Universi-
ty at Jodhpur with a
Gold Medal in LLB. In
2016, she became an IRS
and started her career
and her first posting
was that of Assistant
Commissioner at
Jaipur. From here she
was promoted to Deputy
Commissioner and
transferred to Mumbai.
The Certification of Ap-
preciation accorded to
her reads, “Awarded
this certificate for ren-
dering dedicated and
meritorious service and
promoting excellence in
administrationof GST.”
Notably, Prateeti’s
husband, Neeraj
Agrawal, is also an IRS
and is currently serv-
ing as Deputy Commis-
sioner in Mumbai. Her
father, PK Goyal, is
serving as ACS, Educa-
tion in Government of
Rajasthan!
RAJ’S DAUGHTER WINS NATIONAL LAURELS!
A PROUD MOMENT
Poonia: Under PM’s leadership,
India’s credibility has enhanced
PM Modi also met Poonia, who informed the PM about the political situation in Rajasthan
Dr Satish Poonia shares political suggestions with other leaders in the presence of PM Narendra Modi and JP Nadda during the BJP’s National Executive Meeting at Hyderabad
on Sunday. (Right) PM Modi being greeted by Dr Satish Poonia during the meeting at Hyderabad on Sunday. Also seen here is Dr Jitendra Singh and others.
PM Narendra Modi interacts with Vasundhara Raje during
BJP’s National Executive Meet at Hyderabad on Sunday.
Also seen here is Vijayashanti.
PM Narendra Modi in conversation with Om Mathur during the
BJP’s National Executive Meeting being held at Hyderabad.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman facilitates Prateeti Goyal with a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’
during a programme to mark the 5th anniversary of GST at Vighyan Bhawan in New Delhi.
PM MODI ENQUIRES ABOUT HEALTH
OF RAJE’S DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
Aditi Nagar
Hyderabad: After the BJP’s
National Working Commit-
tee meeting, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi enquired about
the health of Niharika Raje,
daughter-in-law of National
Vice President of BJP and for-
mer CM and Vasundhara Raje.
As soon as the PM met Raje,
he asked, “Vasundhara ji, how
is Niharika now? Is she healthy
now?” He also enquired in
detail about the treatment Ni-
harika and advised to take full
care. Modi said that his best
wishes are with them. “Don’t
worry, God will bless her with
a long life. Wherever there is
a need for my cooperation in
this regard, do tell,” he said.
Raje expressed her gratitude
to the PM for the concern
expressed. Raje also had talks
with Union Home Minister
Amit Shah and Defence Minis-
ter Rajnath Singh.
First India Bureau
Churu: Security was
beefed up in Ratangarh
as RSS chief Mohan
Bhagwat reached
Adarsh Vidya Mandir
School on Ratangarh
Road on Saturday even-
ing, the first day of his
two-day tour. The RSS
chief addressed a meet-
ing of Sangh workers at
Sankalp Bhawan here.
A select group of offi-
cials and workers asso-
ciated with the Sangh
attended the meeting.
Around 6.15 pm, the
convoy of the RSS chief
reached the Vidya Man-
dir complex while pass-
ing through the Collec-
torate. A team of com-
mandos escorted the
convoy
. The media was
kept away from attend-
ing the meeting. Volun-
teers were enthusiastic
aboutBhagwat'sarrival.
Bhagwat reached
Ratangarh from Churu
on Sunday. He then met
Jain Shwetambar
Terapanth Sangh's
Acharya Mahashra-
man at Golechha Gyan
Mandir. He also went
to pracharak Vijay
Anand's native village
Jodi and met the fami-
ly and expressed con-
dolences over the
death of Anand's
brother Satish. Bhag-
wat will be in Jhunj-
hunu from July 4 to 10.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Attacking Jal
Shakti Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat
over a letter written by
thesecretaryof hismin-
istry to CS of Rajasthan,
PHED Minister Mahesh
Joshi said that the letter
has exposed the inten-
tions of Shekhawat.
“The letter written by
Secretary of Jal Shakti
Ministryhascompletely
exposed Shekhawat’s in-
tentions that he doesn’t
want interest of the
state doesn’t hesitate
toputobstaclesinstate’s
development works,”
Joshi said.
Joshi reiterated that
the Gehlot government
will make efforts in a
phased manner to com-
plete the ERCP whether
the Centre co-operates
in it or not.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Dr Sudhir
Bhandari, Principal
and Controller of SMS
Medical College, who
was actively involved in
fulfilling his duties dur-
ing the Covid-19, will
take over as the Vice-
Chancellor of Ra-
jasthan University of
Health Sciences (Medi-
cal University) today.
Bhandari plans to de-
velop RUHS Hospital as
a multi-specialty within
a year. He has been the
main man of the gov-
ernment in Covid man-
agement. He played a
key role in every policy
and functioning of the
state government.
The state-of-the-art
superspeciality hospi-
tal, including institute
of heart, neuroscience,
topical medicine, 24 sto-
rey with 1,100 bed ca-
pacity in Sawai Mansin-
gh Hospital and newly
approved 500 bed IPD
tower in Women’s Hos-
pital are among his
achievements.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot
has approved the pro-
posal to upgrade Sal-
wakalan Veterinary
sub-centre in Jodhpur
district to a Veteri-
nary Hospital.
The CM has also ap-
proved the proposal
to create an addi-
tional post of
VeterinaryOfficerand
LivestockAttendantat
the hospital. The live-
stock owners in Sal-
wakalan (Jodhpur)
will get better facili-
ties at the local level.
The state govern-
ment is focussing on
expanding and
strengthening veteri-
nary hospitals in the
state by creating new
posts for doctors.
Ratangarh:RSSChiefmeets
selectofficials,sanghworkers
Take action,if my
presence in pic is a
crime: GC Kataria
‘Shekhawat’s
motive has
been exposed’
Dr Bhandari to take charge as RUHS VC today
CM’s nod to upgrade Jodhpur’s
veterinary sub-centre to hospital
Mohan Bhagwat with Jain Shwetambar Terapanth Sangh's
Acharya Mahashraman at Golechha Gyan Mandir in Churu.
From Pg 1...
“BJP office-bearers and
Gulab Chand Kataria
are seen in photos with
Riaz Akhtari. They
must answer how a BJP
member was involved in
terror activities. The
people who make allega-
tions against Congress
must now answer about
their relations with the
terror accused,” said
Food Civil Supplies
Minister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas. Chhat-
tisgarh CM Bhupesh
Baghel also said BJP
should clarify its stand
on its alleged links with
accused wondered
whether the incident
was a conspiracy to in-
cite communal violence.
On the question of
NIA ruling out ac-
cused’s connections
with terrorist organiza-
tions, Rajendra Yadav
said, “I cannot believe
that this is not a terror-
ist attack, it is absolute-
ly a terrorist incident.”
In his video state-
ment, Kataria had said,
“BJP has its minority
morcha and my pres-
ence in their pro-
gramme is not a crime. I
must have gone to the
programme.Whostands
with me in photo isn’t in
my hands. Despite that,
if someone thinks that
some crime has hap-
pened because of that,
then a criminal case be
lodgedagainstmeandif
the law considers my
presence in photo a
crime, then take action
against me, I have no
problem,” he said.
RAJE TO VISIT
JODHPUR TODAY
Ex- CM Vasundhara Raje
may reach Jodhpur by
Monday evening. Earlier,
she was scheduled to
reach there in the after-
noon. Raje will be given
a grand welcome by party
leaders workers. She
will attend the wedding
reception of senior party
leader Meghraj Lohia’s
son. Union Minister Bhu-
pender Yadav several
senior leaders are likely
to attend the function.
Dr Mahesh Joshi
Dr Sudhir Bhandari
CM Ashok Gehlot
MAHESH JOSHI ON
LETTER ON ERCP
DR RAJEEV BAGARHATTA IS NEW
PRINCIPAL OF SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE
Dr Rajeev Bagarhatta has been appointed
as the new Principal of SMS Medical Col-
lege, Jaipur. Orders regarding the same
were issued after the approval of CM
Ashok Gehlot. Currently, Dr Bagarhatta is
serving as HOD of Department of Cardiol-
ogy. First India was the first to indicate about the possibil-
ity of Dr Bagarhatta’s taking charge as the Principal.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: An impor-
tant meeting of
MLAs about the
Presidential elec-
tion will be held on
July 5 at 7 pm at Ho-
tel Clarks Amer in
Jaipur and the
strategy will be de-
cided in the meeting
regarding the Presi-
dential election.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and
state in-charge Ajay
Maken will be pre-
sent in the meeting.
The Presidential
candidate of the Op-
position, Yashwant
Sinha will also at-
tend the meeting.
Prez polls:
CM, Maken
others to
attend meet
10. eople are like
stained-glass win-
dows. They spar-
kle and shine
when the sun is
out, but when the
darkness sets in
their true beauty is re-
vealed only if there is
light from within. This is
also true in the fashion
industry. City First had a
conversation with the
model, Megha Shyam Soni
about her journey.
Describe yourself, and
what would you say are
some vital skills or
characteristics to
have to make it in
the modelling
world?
To introduce
myself, my name is
Megha Shyam and a
very spiritual person and
a true believer in Lord
Krishna. I believe that he
is the Supreme Personal-
ity of Godhead. He teach-
es us how to live in this
world with deep knowl-
edge and in harmony with
other people and because
of him I feel super confi-
dent in everything I do. I
believe that confidence is
the only armour that
can shield us from
this glamorous
world. Accord-
ing to me, a su-
permodel should
have a great per-
sonality with grati-
tude and a beautiful
attitude.
What inspired you to find
the Supermodel in you.
Share some insides of
your journey.
For me, Gaurav Gaur and
Akanksha Bhalla are my
greatest source of inspira-
tion, they both have in-
spired me a lot just like my
family
.Gauravsirgroomed
me in Rajasthan’s biggest
beauty pageant ELITE
MISS RAJASTHAN. He is
the person who gave me
my identity and made me
the best version of myself.
I belong to a very conserv-
ative family
, initially
, they
were against this field but
now they feel proud of me
and my work.
What was the biggest
rookie mistake you made
when just starting out?
My mistake was that be-
fore meeting Gaurav sir I
was like so unconfirmed
about myself I didn’t have
that much confidence to
get any kind of achieve-
ments but when I met
Gaurav sir he made me
sure about my career and
that’s why I was got select-
ed for Femina miss India
from Rajasthan state level.
But unfortunately, I was
not enough prepared for
that national-level beauty
pageant but now I’m pre-
paring a lot for myself to
get selected for the nation-
al-level pageant.
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CITY FIRST BRINGS TO YOU THE INSPIRING JOURNEY
OF MEGHA SHYAM SONI, A SUPERMODEL WHO IS
BLAZING WITH CONFIDENCE AND IS A SPIRITUAL SOUL
JAIPUR, MONDAY,
JULY 4, 2022