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CENTRE’S CHANGE
FOR TOP POST OF
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Theminis-
try of has issued ga-
zette notifications to
amend regulations of
thethreedefenceforces
related to the appoint-
ment of the (CDS), In-
dia’s top military post.
The new guidelines
pave the way for serv-
ing and retired offic-
ers as well as three-
starandfourstar-rank
officers to be appoint-
ed as the CDS.
Thismeansthateven
a serving Lieutenant
General (three-star of-
ficer)--orequivalent
in the Navy and
AirForce.This
essentially
opens the doors to the
second-highest active
rank officers of the tri-
services to possibly su-
persede their seniors --
the chief of the Army
,
Air Force, or Navy -- to
take on the role.
Another change in
eligibility criteria is
that recently retired
service chiefs and vice
chiefs will also be eli-
gible for the post,
though there’s an age
ceiling of 62 years. Re-
tired three-and four-
star officers
are also now
eligible for
the post.
MILITARY
MILITARY
MILITARY
This opens doors
for 2nd highest
active rank officers of
tri-services to possibly
supersede their
seniors - Army Chief,
Air Force, or Navy - to
take on the role
Recently retired
service chiefs &
vice chiefs will also
be eligible for post,
though there’s an age
ceiling of 62 year
1
2
Know about the crucial seat
l Coveted CDS post
has been vacant
since death of Gen-
eral in a helicopter
crash in December
last year
l General Rawat had
retired as Army
chief and was then
elevated to the post
of India’s first CDS
l CDS is appointed
as Secy of the Dept
of Military Affairs
which functions at
present under an
Additional Secre-
tary-rank L-G
l CDS is also the head
of the Integrated
Defence Staff pres-
ently headed by a
three-star officer
from the IAF
l The post of CDS has
been lying vacant
since death of Gen
Bipin Rawat on
December 8
l CDS is also the sin-
gle point of contact
for the govt for giv-
ing military advice
and is the senior-
most bureaucrat in
the defence ministry
Lt Gen Bipin Rawat
CM GEHLOT’S EFFORTS CONFIRM
BTP’S SUPPORT TO CONGRESS!
Yogesh Sharma,
Shivendra Parmar &
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: It seems that
the the Gehlot govern-
ment, wanting to secure
victory for its three can-
didates in the Rajya
Sabha polls, has come
under pressure from the
BTP and taking a ‘U-
turn’. On the demand of
BTP MLAs to withdraw
the cases registered in
the Kankar Dungri
movement, now the gov-
ernment is talking
about conducting a one-
time inquiry. Minister
of State for Home Ra-
jendra Yadav said on
Tuesdaythatoftencases
are registered against
innocent youth in major
incidents. In such a situ-
ation, the cases regis-
tered in the Kankar
Dungri case will be re-
considered, he said. No-
tably
, on being provided
assurance, the BTP has
now come to the state
government’s side and
extended its support to
Congress in the Rajya
Sabha election.
Turn to P8
RAJYA SABHA POLLS
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with Ramprasad Dindor, Rajkumar Roth, Kanti Bhai Adivasi, Mani Lal
Garasiya, Mohan Lal Roth, Pramod Tiwari, Mukul Wasnik, Govind Singh Dotasra and Rajendra Singh
Yadav at Hotel Taj Aravali in Udaipur on Tuesday.
8 CONGRESS MLAs
WILL VOTE TO ME,
SAYS CHANDRA
BJP-backed Independ-
ent candidate Subhash
Chandra on Tuesday
claimed that 8 Congress
MLAs may vote for him in
the Rajya Sabha polls and
asked former Rajasthan
deputy CM Sachin Pilot
to also cross sides as an
opportunity to avenge his
“humiliation”. More on P8
Marriage procession
turns into road mishap,
8 killed, one injured
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: In a tragic in-
cident a marriage pro-
cession turned into a
road mishap near a
mega highway under
Gudamalani police sta-
tion area in Rajasthan’s
Barmer. A total of 8
people were killed in-
cluding 6 at the spot,
police said.
Incident happened af-
ter the head on collision
of a SUV
, that was part
of a marriage proces-
sion, and a trailor. Mis-
hap took place on Mon-
day midnight near Aal-
pura village in Gudama-
lani block of Barmer.
On getting informed
police reached at the
spot. All the deceased
belong to the same fam-
ily
, police said.
AN ILLFATED CAR
SIDHU MOOSEWALA MURDER
Rahul Gandhi meets Moose
Wala’s parents in Punjab
Mansa (ANI): Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
met the family of the
latesingerandCongress
leaderSidhuMoosewala
at Moosa village in Pun-
jab’s Mansa district on
Tuesday
. Sidhu Moose
Wala was shot dead by
unidentified assailants
in Jawaharke village of
Punjab’s Mansa district
on May 29. The incident
took place a day after his
security was withdrawn
by the Punjab police
among 424 others. Earli-
er on Monday, former
Deputy Chief Minister
of Rajasthan Sachin Pi-
lot visited Moose Wala’s
house and met the sing-
er’s father. He expressed
grief over the murder
and demanded strict ac-
tionagainsttheculprits.
Rahul Gandhi offers condolences to the father of Congress leader
Sidhu Moose Wala at Moosa village in Mansa on Tuesday.
MAN WHO TOOK
SELFIE WITH SIDHU, 7
OTHERS ARRESTED
New Delhi: The man who pre-
tended to be a fan and took a
selfie with murdered Punjabi
singer Sidhu Moose Wala is
among eight people arrested
for helping the singer’s killers,
police said on Tuesday. The
suspects have been arrested
for providing logistic support,
conducting recce, and har-
bouring the singer’s killers.
THREAT TO SALMAN:
BISHNOI DENIES
SENDING LETTER
New Delhi: Lawrence Bish-
noi, the jailed gangster ac-
cused of killing singer Sidhu
Moose Wala, on Tuesday
told a Delhi Police team that
he or his associates did not
have a role in the letter that
threatened Bollywood super-
star Salman Khan and his
father Salim Khan, people
aware of the matter said.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
SENSEX ENDS 550
PTS LOWER, NIFTY
BELOW 16,450
Mumbai: Benchmark
indices declined for 3rd
day running on Tuesday,
with Sensex tumbling
567.98 points. 30-share
BSE Sensex tanked
567.98 points or 1.02%
to settle at 55,107.34.
Broader NSE Nifty fell by
153.20 points or 0.92%
to end at 16,416.35.
AVANI LEKHARA
WINS GOLD IN
PARA WORLD CUP
New Delhi: Tokyo
Paralympics champion
Avani Lekhara won gold
at Para
Shooting
World Cup
with a world
record
score of
250.6 in women’s 10m
air rifle standing SH1
in Chateauroux, France
on Tuesday. 20-year-old
shooter broke her own
world record of 249.6 to
secure her a spot at 2024
Paris Paralympics. P3
WORLD BANK CUTS
INDIA’S GROWTH
OUTLOOK TO 7.5%
Washington: World Bank
on Tuesday cut India’s
economic growth forecast
for current fiscal to
7.5% as rising inflation,
supply chain disruptions
& geopolitical tensions
taper recovery. This is the
2nd time that World Bank
has revised GDP growth
forecast in 2022-23.
RANA CASE: PARL
PANEL SUMMONS
MAHA DGP, MUM CP
New Delhi: The Parl
Privilege Committee
of LS has summoned
Maharashtra CS, state
Director General of
Police and Mumbai
Police Commissioner to
appear before them on
June 15 in connection
with breach of complaint
by MP Navneet Rana.
FIRE AT UCO BANK
INSIDE SC COMPLEX
PUT OUT, ALL SAFE
New Delhi: A fire broke
out at a bank branch in
SC complex on Tuesday
morning but no casualty
was reported, fire service
officials said. Delhi Fire
Services Director Atul
Garg said info about
fire in UCO bank branch
on SC premises was
received at 9.10 am.
BTP MLAs and office
bearers met CM
Gehlot for over 1.5
hours at Taj Aravali
hotel, Udaipur and
discussed issues
PM MODI EXPRESSES
CONDOLENCES
PPrime Minister Naren-
dra Modi expresses his
condolences on the road
accident that occurred
last night in Barmer,
Rajasthan, in which 2
vehicles collided, leading
to eight deaths.
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi : The incum-
bent Chief Executive Of-
ficer of Prasar Bharati
- India’s Public Broad-
caster Shashi Shekhar
Vempati’s tenure is
ending on Wednesday.
As per rules the reliev-
ing process has been
already been initiated
on Tuesday. As CEO
he has been oversee-
ing the transformation
of broadcasting (TV/
Radio) across the twin
networks of Doord-
arshan and All India
Radio (AIR). Turn to P6
TENURE OF
PRASAR
BHARATI CEO
ENDS TODAY
`2.85 crore cash,133 gold
coins seized after raids on
Satyendar Jain,others
New Delhi: The ED on
Tuesday said “unex-
plained” cash of `2.85
crore and
133 gold
coins were
seized after
its day-long
raids con-
ducted on premises of
Delhi health minister
Satyendar Jain and
his alleged associates as
part of a money-laun-
dering probe against
him.
The ED said those
raided were “either di-
rectly or indirectly as-
sisted” the minister in
the process of money
laundering. Cash, coins
were ‘unexplained’ and
were kept in a ‘secret’
place. ED said in a state-
ment that search opera-
tion was conducted on
Monday at the “prem-
ises of Satyendar Ku-
mar Jain/Poonam Jain,
and his accomplices
and other persons who
had either directly or
indirectly assisted him
or participated in the
processes of money
laundering namely
.
AIMIM MLA’s
son named as
accused, held
Hyderabad: The minor
son of a MLA of the
AIMIM(AllIndiaMajlis-
e-Ittehadul Muslimeen)
has been named as ac-
cusedinthegangrapeof
ateeninHyderabadthat
has set off outrage in
Telangana has been ar-
rested by police on Tues-
day
.Allsixaccused--one
adult and five minors --
are now in custody
.
BJP MLA booked:
BJPMLARaghunandan
Rao has been booked by
theHyderabadpolicefor
allegedly revealing the
identity of the 17-year-
old victim of gang-rape
in Jubilee Hills.
NCW takes the cog-
nizance: Chairperson
NationalCommissionfor
Women Rekha Sharma
on Tuesday said that
NCW has taken cogni-
zanceof rapes,citingthat
minorarebeingtargeted.
JUBILEE HILLS
GANG-RAPE
ED IN
ACTIVE MODE
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MINOR KILLS ‘RAPIST’, SENT TO JUVENILE HOME
Alwar: A 13-year-old girl was detained and sent to a juvenile
home for allegedly murdering a man who had been blackmailing
and raping her for months in Alwar district, police said on Tues-
day. The deceased has been identified as Vikram Yadav (45). P2
Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s office has
written to ED seeking a fresh date to appear before
the agency in the National Herald case as Gandhi is
yet tested negative for Covid-19, a source said
Nupur Sharma has been summoned by Mumbra
Police on June 22 for derogatory comments on
Prophet Muhammad. Meanwhile, BJP leader Harshit
Shrivastava was also held over Prophet Row. P6
The ED seized gold, crores of cash from Satyendar Jain’s aide.
ED RAIDS AGAINST GUPTA BUILDERS
The ED has conducted a search operation at 19 loca-
tions in Chandigarh, Ambala, Panchkula, Mohali
and Delhi against Gupta Builders and Promoters Pvt
Ltd and its directors in a money laundering case, the
agency said on Tuesday.
ED ATTACHES `110 CR ASSETS OF FIRM
ED has attached 210 immovable properties worth
over `110 crore in Maithri Plantation and Horticul-
ture Pvt Ltd (MPHPL) ponzi scam case. The attached
properties include 196 land properties in AP, 13 land
properties in Telangana & 1 land in Karnataka.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2022
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: To avenge the
humiliation from a fa-
ther, a minor murdered
his 9-year-old daughter
after raping her.
Shocking incident
took place in Amer on
Saturday. In this case,
accused made this new
revelation in interro-
gation. Police said that
accused minor is son
of landlord and has
confessed to his crime
of raping & murdering
the tenant’s 9-year-old
girl in Amer.
According to infor-
mation, he did not
want to kill the girl, but
after raping her, the
girl threatened to in-
form everyone. An-
gered and disturbed by
this, he killed girl by
slitting her throat with
a knife. Additional
DCP (North-1) Suman
Chaudhary said
17-year-old minor kill-
er is a student of Class
12. According to ac-
cused, he had planned
father’s murder.
Teen had raped, killed 9-yr-
old to avenge ‘humiliation’
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(Asper the judgment dated 25th September, 2018 of Hon 'ble Supreme Court in WP (Civil) No.
536 of 2011 (Public Interest Foundation &Ors. Vs. Union of India &Anr.)
Name of Political Party : Indian National Congress
Name of Election : Council of States (Rajya Sabha)
Name of State/ UT : Rajasthan
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SI. Name of Name of (A) Pending criminal cases (B) Details about cases of conviction
No. constituency candidate for criminal offences
Name of Court, Name of Description of Maximum
case No. & status Court & offence(s) & Punishment
of the case(s) date(s) of punishment Imposed.
order(s) imposed
1. Council of Randeep Court of Chief
States Singh Metropolitan
(Rajya Surjewala Magistrate, NA NA NA
Sabha) Ahmedabad,
Gujarat
Case No: N.A.
Status: Process
Issued On
08.04.2019
2. Council of Randeep FIR No. 54 of NA NA NA
States Singh 2022 High
(Rajya Surjewala Grounds Police
Sabha) Station,
Bengaluru,
Karnataka,
Case No.: N.A.
Status: N.A;
(no charges
framed)
Govind Singh Dotasra, President, Rajasthan PCC
Sections of the Acts
concerned & brief
descriptionofoffence(s)
Section143,341and103
Karnataka Police Act,
1963
On 14.04.2022, I, along
withLeaderofOpposition,
PCCPresidentandother
MLA's, were proceeding
to the Chief Minister's
residence to demand
accountabilityonthe40%
commission allegations
against the government.
We were prevented and
detained by police.
Sections 499, 500 IPC
Allegeddefamationcase
by Ahmedabad District
Cooperative Bank
(ADBC)anditsChairman
AjayPatel,forremarkson
the bank in connection
with an RTI filed on
demonetization that the
bank allegedly
exchangedjunkednotes
worth `745.58 crore five
daysafterdemonetization
announcement.
MURDEROF‘RAPIST’BYVICTIM
APPEARED AS NATURAL DEATH
Rapist was blackmailing and raping her for
months & forcing her to have relation with 3 others
Alwar (PTI): A 13-year-
old girl killed her rapist
here. Initially family
thought it to be a case of
natural death, but later
some marks around his
neck disclosed matter.
Girl was detained &
sent to a juvenile home.
Deceased identified as
Vikram Yadav (45) had
been blackmailing &
raping her for months,
police said. She stran-
gled Yadav with a cloth
on May 17 when he was
under influence of liq-
uor. SHO Kotkasim po-
lice station (Bhiwadi)
Mahaveer Singh said
she was taken into con-
fidence following which
she confessed to having
murdered Yadav.
Conversation be-
tween 2 was recorded
on phone using which,
Yadav started black-
mailing & raping. He
also forced her to have
relations with 3 others.
Girl said she could not
tolerate & decided to
put an end to ordeal.
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Rajasthan Uni-
versity administration
has constituted an in-
quiry committee re-
garding a case related
to obscene act by a
youth with college girl
outside Maharani Col-
lege. The five-member
inquiry committee will
submit its report to the
university administra-
tion in seven days.
After order to consti-
tute the committee, the
dharna by NSUI work-
ers in VC’s Chamber
has ended.
Lad Kumari Jain, the
former chairperson of
State Women’s Commis-
sion, has been made the
convener of inquiry
committee. Syndicate
member Nimali Singh,
DSW Sarina Kalia, Uni-
versity Registrar Neeli-
ma Takshak and Chief
Proctor have been in-
cluded in committee.
The committee will in-
vestigate whole episode
and submit its report to
the VC of the Universi-
ty, Prof. Rajeev Jain.
Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi: Guv Kalraj
Mishra virtually at-
tended 19th
foundation
day ceremony of Maha-
raja Ganga Singh Uni-
versity, Bikaner on
Tuesday. Guv Mishra
attended program on-
line from Raj Bhawan
in Mount Abu. While
addressing the gather-
ing, Kalraj Mishra
stressed for innovation
in education system to
compete at the global
level.
He also inaugurated
newly-built Innovation
Center & Gargi Girls
Hostel in university
campus during pro-
gram. Meanwhile, VC
of University Professor
Vinod Kumar Singh
also presented progress
report of the university
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur. Raj state organ-
ization election in-
charge Sanjay Nirupam
took a meeting of Cong
office bearers at PCC
headquarters on Tues-
day & directed to con-
duct block level elec-
tions by June 15. Many
leaders, who were Cong
candidates in assembly
elections, also gave
complaints & sugges-
tions regarding organi-
zation elections.
After meeting, Niru-
pam said election of
block presidents would
be conducted by June
15. Although these elec-
tions were earlier to be
held till May 31, but due
to RS elections. He said
after block presidents,
elections would be held
at dist & state level &
after that national pres-
ident would be elected.
2 ARRESTED FOR
RAPING MINOR IN
JAISALMER
DEVASI APPOINTED AS
PRESIDENT OF THE
CENTRAL WOOL BOARD
Sentence upheld
in Miraj group
extortion case
14-YR-OLD MINOR RAPED BY DRUNK
UNCLE IN NOKHA, POLICE ON LOOKOUT
GUV TO RETURN TO
JAIPUR TODAY
GIRL RAPED ON
KNIFE POINT BY
UNCLE IN DAUSA
SCHOOL BUILDING
SEALED OVER ILLEGAL
CONSTRUCTION
Jaisalmer: The Jaisalmer
police on Tuesday arrested
two men for allegedly
gang-raping a Dalit minor
girl here. Police informed
victim was taken to
Shergarh on pretext of
marriage, but she was
gang-raped by 2 accused
at different locations.
“The accused have been
identified as Kaluram and
Magaram. The accused
came to victim’s house at
around 11 pm and took
her to dunes located in the
Shergarh area. She was
then gang-raped by both
accused,” police said. “
Both the accused were ar-
rested. Police also seized
a vehicle during arrest,”
said Pokran Deputy SP
Motaram Godara.
Pali: Central Government
has appointed Pali’s Gordhan
Devasi as President of
Central Wool Board. Member
of Parliament PP Chaudhary,
Former MP Pushp Jain,
Former Deputy Chief Whip
Madan Rathore congratulated
Gordhan Devasi for his ap-
pointment. The BJP District
President Mansaram Parmar
and Yuva Morcha President
Kanhaiyalal Ojha said that the
decision has been taken in
the interest of the party.
Jaipur: An appellate
court upheld the deci-
sion of a lower court to
award three years im-
prisonment to Pankaj
Lavti for threatening
and demanding extor-
tion money from the
owner of Miraj group,
Madan Paliwal. ADJM
Nathdwara had sen-
tenced Lavti to three
years of imprisonment.
The court also had im-
posed a fine of Rs 10,000.
Nokha (Bikaner): A 14-year-old minor girl was raped by
his uncle in Bikaner’s Nokha town, police informed on
Tuesday. A case has been registered against the accused
at the Panchu Police Station. “The minor girl was raped
by his uncle in an inebriated state after she returned from
grazing goats in the fields. The victim narrated the incident
to her father when he returned from labour work after four
days,” police informed. “An FIR has been filed and the
accused is on the run. The matter is being investigated,”
police added.
Governor Kalraj Mishra
will return to Jaipur
after summer stay in Mount
Abu on Wednesday. The
Governor had come to
Mount Abu on May 22 and
stayed for 17 days along
with wife Satyavati and
other family members. He
will depart by train from
Abu Road railway station at
1:05 pm on Wednesday and
reach Jaipur on Wednesday
night.
Dausa: A girl was alleg-
edly raped by her uncle
at knife point in Dausa’s
Mahwa area on June 3.
Police informed ac-
cused threatened victim
to not disclose incident
to anyone or face dire
consequences. “Incident
occurred on Friday night
when victim had gone to
relieve herself in field. Ac-
cused grabbed victim and
raped her at knifepoint,”
police said. “On June 6,
accused again reached
victim’s home & tried to
rape her. However, he
fled when he saw victim’s
mother coming. Later, an
FIR was filed in Mahwa
police station,” police
informed. Accused even
torched victim’s home.
Jaipur: In a major action by
JDA in the harmada area of
the city, a school build-
ing was sealed as it was
developed on agricultural
land near Udaipuria Todimor
of harmada area. The build-
ing was being constructed
without permission. On the
instructions of JDA Enforce-
ment Chief Officer Raghuveer
Saini, this entire action was
carried out under the leader-
ship of Zone 13 Enforcement
Officer Ganesh Saini.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
government on Tues-
day transferred 12 of-
ficers of the Rajasthan
Administrative Ser-
vice (RAS). Among the
officers who have been
transferred, include
Sana Siddiqui who has
been posted as Chief
Executive Officer of
Rajasthan Waqf
Board. According to
the order issued by the
Department of Person-
nel, Vinod Kumar Mee-
na, Sub-Divisional Of-
ficer of Ramganj Man-
di, has been posted as
Private Secretary to
Minister of State for
Science and Technolo-
gy Zahida Khan. Other
officers transfer in-
clude Hanuman Singh
Rathore, Kamal Singh
Yadav, Rajendra Singh
Shekhawat II, Ashok
Kumar, Neelam Lakha-
ra, Sunil Sharma, Pan-
kaj Garhwal, Om
Prakash Meena, Pri-
yanka Bishnoi and
Gangadhar Meena.
MINOR GIRL MOLESTED BY NOTORIOUS
CRIMINAL FACING 10 CRIMINAL CASES
DIYA, OTHER BJP LEADERS REPRIMAND AJMER
COLLECTOR FOR NOT GETTING UP FROM CHAIR
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur: Minor girl was allegedly molested by miscre-
ant in Chitrakoot area here, police informed. Police
said girl had come to restaurant with a friend when
incident happened. “Accused identified as Sandeep
Chaudhary (30), a resident of Sikar. Accused is notori-
ous criminal with more than 10 cases,” informed
Chitrakoot Police Station SHO Ramkishan Bishnoi.
“Accused rammed his speeding jeep into victim’s car.”
Ajmer: MP Diya Kumari and other BJP leaders expressed
strong displeasure when Col-
lector Anshdeep did not get
up from his seat while taking
memo from protesting BJP
members who held a Jan Aak-
rosh rally in Ajmer on Tuesday.
After reprimand, the collector
stood up and took the memorandum. MP Bhagirath Chaud-
hary was also in the rally against State govt’s policies.
Maharanicollege:Five-member
committeetogivereportin7days
After the committee was formed, NSUI members called of protest.
Guv Kalraj Mishra virtually inaugurated the foundation day of
Maharaja Ganga Singh University on Tuesday from Raj Bhawan.
Sanjay Nirupam with Rajendra Choudhary and others at PCC
headquarters on Tuesday.
25-year-old
found dead on
roadside, cops
suspect suicide
On World Food
Safety Day,Raje
mentions her
govt’s policies
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A dead body of
a youth, aged around 25
years, was recovered
from farmland in Kard-
hani’s Nangal Jaisa
Bohra area, informed
the police on Tuesday
.
Police informed pri-
ma facie it seems that
youth committed sui-
cide by consuming poi-
son, however, possibil-
ity of murder cannot
be ruled out. “The body
of deceased was lying
unattended at corner
of road adjoining farm-
land in Nirmal Vatika.
Passers-by informed
police when they spot-
ted body in morning.
Deceased is yet to be
identified,” ACP Jhot-
wara Pramod Swami
said.
“It seems youth con-
sumed poison & com-
mitted suicide 2 days
ago. There are no inju-
ry marks on body
.”
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former CM-
Vasundhara Raje
on Tuesday said her
government had
worked on policies to
ensure food security
.
On the occasion of
World Food Safety
Day, Raje said the
purpose of celebrat-
ing this special day is
to increase aware-
ness among people to
maintain safe food
standards & reduce
deaths due to food-
borne diseases. “This
is the reason why we
worked prominently
on policies like pro-
viding 2 rupees/kg of
wheat to the eligible
families, all food
items at reasonable
prices through An-
napurna Bhandar,”
she said.
“Not only this,
through #Annapur-
naRasoi, our govt op-
erated more than 500
vans across state &
arranged a full meal
for Rs.8,” she added.
Innovation is must for modern
education: Guv Kalraj Mishra
Innovation is
important for
modern educa-
tion. Today’s education
must be practical and
business-oriented, so
that future of our stu-
dents and nation should
be bright.
—Kalraj Mishra, Governor
Election of block prez by
June 15: Sanjay Nirupam
The accused’s phone in which conversation between victim and
her friend was recorded also recovered from the crime scene.
It was a
“blind
case”, dur-
ing inspection of
crime scene, they
found a torn piece of
cloth along with a
few other clues on
basis of which inves-
tigation was zeroed.
—Mahaveer Singh,
SHO Kotkasim police station
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RAJASTHAN
03
New Delhi (PTI): To-
kyo Paralympics cham-
pion and Jaipur’s
daughter, Avani Lekha-
ra won gold at the Para
Shooting World Cup
with a world record
score of 250.6 in wom-
en’s 10m air rifle stand-
ing SH1 in Chateaur-
oux, France on Tuesday
.
The 20-year-old
shooter broke her own
world record of 249.6 to
secure her a spot at the
2024 Paris Paralym-
pics. Poland’s Emilia
Babska bagged the sil-
ver medal with a total
of 247.6, while the
bronze went to Anna
Normann of Sweden
after she shot 225.6.
Lekhara bagged the
top prize three days af-
ter being on the verge
of missing the tourna-
ment as her coach and
escort were initially de-
nied visas.
However, the issue
was resolved after in-
tervention of the Sports
Authority of India and
Sports Ministry
.
“Proud to bring home
the gold in the R2 10M
Air Rifle SH1 event with
a WR score & India’s 1st
Paris2024 Quota, at the
Chateauroux2022. My
1st Int. event since the
@paralympics. A big
thank you to everyone
who has supported me!”
she tweeted.
Avani bags Gold with world record
MAYOR LISTENS TO PUBLIC
GRIEVANCES, SERVES TEA
During door-to-door campaign, Mayor Dr Somya made tea at a stall
During the ‘Nigam Apke Dwar’ campaign JMCG Mayor Dr Somya was seen making tea in Ward 21
in Vidhyadhar Nagar on Tuesday.
Mayor Dr Somya engrossed in listening to grievances of general
public during the visit on Tuesday.
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Jaipur Munici-
pal Corporation Great-
er Mayor Dr Somya on
Tuesday led the public
connect campaign and
take it to the streets un-
der the Nigam Apke
Dwar. JMC Mayor was
also seen cooking tea
for the people at a tea
stall. People started
clicking photos on seek-
ing the Mayor serving
tea to the people.
She was conducting
door-to-door public
hearing during the
campaign. Meanwhile,
when her convoy
reached ward number
21 of Vidyadhar Nagar,
a tea shop was seen
there. Suddenly, the
Mayor went inside the
shop and started mak-
ing tea and served it to
the workers. During
this, she also listened to
the problems of people
while sippping tea. The
photos also went viral
and were liked by many
on the social media. Af-
ter the public hearing,
JMCG Mayor Dr Somya
visited Vidyadhar Nagar
Parkandinspecteditand
made the cleaning work-
ers do yoga. She also
instructed the corpora-
tion officials to redress
the issues of the resi-
dents. Most of the peo-
ple complained of hop-
per not coming to pick
up the garbage.
NIGAM AAPKE DWAR
KALLA TO RELEASE
CLASS 5, 8 RESULTS
FROM ‘BADABANDI’
CONSTABLE
LEAKED RE-EXAM
NOW ON JULY 2
Jaipur: The class 5 and
8 board results will be
released on Wednes-
day. Education Minister
Dr. B.D. Kalla is in
Udaipur these days and
a team is going from
Directorate of Educa-
tion to Udaipur to get
the results released
from him. Minister
Dr BD Kalla informed
on social media that
the result will be
released at 11 am on
Wednesday. 14.63 lakh
students of class 8 and
14.53 lakh students of
class 5 appeared. All
the students of class 5
are going to pass, while
in class 8 this time
students may fail.
Jaipur: The written
exam of constable
recruitment conducted
in the second shift on
May 14 will now be
held on July 2 instead
of June 22. On Tuesday,
new orders have been
issued by the PHQ to
conduct the examina-
tion on July 2. ADG of
Police Recruitment and
Promotion Board Binita
Thakur informed that
the written examination
conducted on 14th May
2022 was cancelled
vide order of May 17
due to unavoidable rea-
sons. Therefore, it will
be reconducted again
on July 2, 2022.
—SHIVENDRA PARMAR
Jaipur: The Nirbhaya Squad on Tuesday took action
against five people at 3 different places in city. A
teacher, identified as Mohd Azharuddin was arrested
for allegedly filming obscene videos, he was was sitting
with the minor girl in Landscape Park, Mansarovar. In
a similar action, the squad caught a husband and her
wife for allegedly administering drug injections in Vish-
wakarma area. Similarly, 3 accused identified as Faizan,
Juber and Mohd Sarfaraz were arrested in Bhatta Basti
for allegedly molesting two girls in Swarn Jayanti Park.
ACTING AGAINST EVE TEASING, POLICE’S
NIRBHAYA SQUAD NABS FIVE IN CITY
Jalore: The Jalore police on Tuesday arrested one more
suspect in connection with REET paper leak case. The
accused has been identified as Om
Prakash Saran, a resident of Sanchore
in Jalore district. “The accused had
been on a run since the REET paper
leak case came into light. He was ar-
rested by the Sanchore police and now
he will be sent to Jaipur. The accused
will be handed over to SOG for further investigation,”
police informed. “It is expected that more will be arrested
after questioning Om Prakash,” added police.
ONE MORE HELD IN JALORE IN CONNECTION
WITH REET PAPER LEAK CASE
NEWS DIGEST
MAYOR PUTS CLERK ON APO FOR
SEEKING MONEY FOR LEASE
MAYOR MIFFED
AT POWER WING
In the public meeting in Vidyadhar Nagar, a babu who
asked for a bribe of Rs 18,000 from an 80-year-old
man was done APO by the Mayor. As soon as JMCG
Mayor came to know about the matter the Babu was
done APO within 8 hours. Mayor was on tour on Tues-
day under the Nigam Aapke Dwar campaign. During
the tour, the elderly narrated his ordeal to the mayor
and she took prompt action against the culprit babu.
Mayor Soumya
and Commis-
sioner Mahendra Soni
took a meeting of
the Electricity Branch
officials. The meet-
ing went on for more
than one hour. In the
meeting, JMCG May-
or Soumya expressed
displeasure over the
functioning of the
electricity unit. At the
same time, Commis-
sioner Mahendra Soni
also reprimanded the
officials. During the
visit under ‘Nigam
Aapke Dwar Abhiyan’,
the public narrated
the ordeal to the
Mayor Somya and
complained about the
poor lighting system
in their wards.
War of words over notice to BJP MLA
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A Rajasthan po-
lice notice to BJP legis-
lator Chandrakanta
Meghwalina5-year-old
assault case has further
increased the political
temperature in the state
ahead of the June 10 Ra-
jya Sabha polls.
The opposition BJP
has accused CM Gehlot
of intimidating the
MLAs by conspiring
against them, but CM’
OSD Lokesh Sharma
dismissed the charge
saying the case against
Meghwal was regis-
tered when the BJP
was in power.
The case was lodged
against Meghwal, who
represents Keshoraipa-
tan assembly constitu-
ency
,atMahaveerNagar
police station of Kota in
February 2017.
BJP state prez Satish
Poonia and Rajendra
Rathore warned CM
Gehlot against “play-
ing with fire”. “Cong
has morally lost the RS
election and CM Ge-
hlot is hatching a mali-
cious conspiracy to
intimidate BJP MLA
in the name of action
in cases. Don’t play
with fire Gehlot Sa-
hab.” Poonia tweeted.
R Lokesh Sharma
@_lokeshsharma
When the case was
registered against
the MLA Madam, at
that time there was
a BJP government in
the state. In such a
situation, was there
a ‘malicious conspir-
acy done to intimi-
date’ then?
ACB nabs Excise inspector with
`50,000 bribe as monthly
Roadways to
rent out land
for CNG and
EV stations
Clash between
two groups in
Jodhpur, 1 held
College youth
held with illegal
pistol, cartridges
State govt to buy new
aircraft and chopper
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: The ACB
team led by ASP Ma-
hesh Meena arrested
Excise Inspector
Puneet Sharma posted
in Bayana Circle red-
handed while taking a
bribe of Rs 50,000.
The accused sought
a bribe in lieu of not
initiating action
against the liquor
shops of the complain-
ant. The bribe was
fixed as monthly. In
lieu of determining the
location of the shops,
he demanded a bribe of
Rs 1 lakh. The accused
had received Rs 20,000
during the verification
of the complaint. The
amount of Rs 50,000
was recovered from his
pocket during the trap.
Jaipur: Considering
the lack of CNG pumps
and charging stations
for electric vehicles at
prime locations in the
cities, the Rajasthan
Roadways has decided
to rent out its prime lo-
cation properties in
various cities to open
these outlets. This will
generate extra revenue
for the roadways. Road-
ways administration
will rent its land to oil-
gas companies to open
these outlets.
The roadways admin-
istration has written a
letter to all the oil and
gas companies in the
past, seeking proposals
from them. In such a
situation, in order to
make these facilities
available in the middle
and prime location in
the city, roadways have
planned to lease their
vacant lands. —FIB
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: There was a
rise in tension in Soor-
sagar area of Jodhpur
after two groups clashed
witheachotheronTues-
day evening.
A man who inter-
vened in the matter got
injured. The police
swungintoactionimme-
diately and arrested one
accused. Police commis-
sioner Navjyoti Gogoi
said that the situation is
under control.
He also said that there
wasnoincidentof firing
and RAC battalions
have been deployed in
the area as a precau-
tionary measure.
Jaipur:TheRamnagari-
ya Thana Police have ar-
rested a B.Tech student
for illegally possessing a
contrymadeweaponand
two live
cartridges.
The ac-
cused is a
student of
a private
college in
the city
. The accused is
identified as Prayas Ya-
dav. “The accused had
come to give an exam in
the college. In the pre-
liminary interrogation,
it was revealed that the
youth was involved in
criminal activities in the
past,” police said. “The
accused had opened fire
in college. He was pro-
duced before a court to-
day and he has been tak-
en on police remand,”
police added. —FIB
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: The Gehlot govt
has hired an aircraft for
6 months before buying
a new one. At the same
time, the govt has been
expedited the process
for buying a 12-seater jet
aircraft and a 10-seater
multi-turbine engine
helicopter.
The General Admin-
istration Department
took presentations from
four companies in the
first round on Tuesday
for the new jet aircraft
helicopter. For the sec-
ond round, presenta-
tions of 5 companies
will be held on June 14.
After taking the presen-
tation of all the 9 com-
panies, GAD will follow
the entire process of
bidding and enter into
an MoU with the com-
pany with the lowest
rate with good features.
By around July-August,
the govt will have two
aircrafts in its fleet.
The 12-seater jet air-
craft will cost more than
Rs 300 crore and 10-seat-
er helicopter will be
around Rs 100 crore.
Several injured amid
ruckus in Raj college,
clashoversloganeering
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A number of
youths were injured in a
clash between two stu-
dents’ groups in Ra-
jasthan College on Mon-
day afternoon. Police
informed a clash broke
out between the sup-
porters of Nirmal
Chaudhary and Mohit
Yadav after which the
students started heck-
ling and hurling sticks
and stones at each other.
“A number of stu-
dents were injured after
a verbal spat between
the two opposing groups
turned violent. The po-
lice had to use mild
force to disperse the stu-
dents. A video of the
clash has come out on
Tuesday
,” police said.
“Some youths were
called for questioning.
No complaint has been
made by the Rajasthan
University administra-
tion,” police added.
Screengrab of the viral video of the clash.
Avani Lekhara in action enroute her World Record.
ACB CATCHES PATWARI RED-HANDED
WITH `10,000 BRIBE IN JOBNER
Jaipur: The ACB caught Rahul Trivedi, patwari of
Jobner tehsil, red-handed while accepting a bribe of
Rs 10,000 in lieu of a revenue docu-
ment related work in the name of his
wife and younger brother’s wife. The
complaint was verified under the
leadership of ASP Rajpal Godara, ACB,
Jaipur Nagar II Unit. The team of DSP
Abhishek Pareek arrested Trivedi, a
resident of Murlipura Sikar Road. The ACB team was
searching his residence and other places.
Accused Puneet Sharma (black T-shirt) in the ACB custody.
Sanghispro-Hindu
butnotanti-Muslim,
saysRSS’sNimbaram
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: RSS leader
Nimbaram on Tues-
day said that Sangh is
pro-Hindu but not
anti-Muslim. He said
that the Sangh’s ide-
ology is firm that In-
dia is a Hindu Rastra
but the Sangh is not
anti-Muslim.
“Hindu is an ideol-
ogy, not merely a sys-
tem of worship or just
a religion. We believe
in ‘Sarve Bhavantu
Sukhin’,” the RSS
Pracharak said. He
was speaking at the
concluding session of
a training camp of
RSS in which RSS vol-
unteers demonstrated
physical exercise, at-
tack and defence tech-
niques. Senior RSS
leader Dattatreya Ho-
sabalehadalsoattend-
ed the camp recently
.
RSS Pracharak Nimbaram speaking at the concluding
session of a the Sangh’s training camp in Bikaner.
AT PARA WORLD CUP...

PERSPECTIVE
04
l Vol 4 l Issue No. 2
l RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
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under the PRB Act
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
All conditioned things are
impermanent—when one
sees this with wisdom, one
turns away from suffering.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Jagat Prakash Nadda
@JPNadda
Under the leadership of Hon. PM Shri
@narendramodi, our country has been
able to improve the ease of living for our
people. Our idea of governance, has paid
great dividends as we go on changing
the lives of all our citizens for the better.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Got an opportunity to be present in
the State Working Committee meeting
with the Godlike office bearers of @
BJP4Himachal and share my views. The
organized and huge family of BJP is full
of energy, eager to bloom the lotus again
in the upcoming assembly elections.
TOP TWEETS
BORIS JOHNSON
SURVIVES FOR
NOW, BUT FOR
HOW LONG
ritish Prime Minis-
ter Boris Johnson
survived a no-confi-
dence vote against
his government but
the top Brexit votary found his
support within the Conservative
Party dwindling. In the vote
which Johnson won 211-148 only
59 percent of his MPs voted in
his favour. Prime Minister John-
son had swept the 2019 election
riding on the Brexit wave but
alcohol parties which he and his
staff hosted at the prime minis-
ter’s Downing Street residence
during the pandemic dented his
image. Scotland Yard found him
guilty of hosting his birthday
party in breach of Covid rules.
He admitted to having paid a
fine for the breach for which he
publicly apologised.
After winning the no-confi-
dence vote Boris Johnson called
it “Conclusive. Decisive result.”
Going by the discontent among
Tories it is anything but that. He
may not survive in office for
long. Conservative lawmakers
fear that the 57-year-old prime
minister’s authority has been
eroded and cite rising prices and
looming recession as his inabil-
ity to govern.
B
ith more Muslim
countries, 15 of
them, expressing
their anger over
the BJP “fringe”
elements’ remarks on Proph-
et Muhammad, the ruling
party at the Centre finds it-
self in a spot. The govern-
ment may diplomatically
manage the huge backlash,
the first of its kind against
the BJP, the challenge from
within will be harder to han-
dle. The fringe elements, who
have had an unbridled run so
far, are not happy with the
suspension of spokesperson
Nupur Sharma and the expul-
sionof NaveenKumarJindal.
On the face of it the action
is not too harsh as suspen-
sions and expulsions can al-
ways be revoked but the trolls
find even a soft action against
a karykarta inexplicable.
They view it as a Hindu gov-
ernment succumbing to pres-
sure from Islamic countries.
And that hurts the Hindu
pride, stories of which have
been instilled in the minds of
trolls since 2014. As #Shame-
OnBJP# began trending on
Twitter, the BJP must have
realised the dangers of creat-
ing a Frankenstein monster.
Action against a “young
Hindu leader” was the least
expected and the BJP must
be worried about how to
douse the anger at home
without causing uproar
abroad. Interestingly, one
Twitter handle went to the
extent of imagining Yogi
Adityanath as Prime Minis-
ter at this juncture. “Dear
Hindus, just imagine Yogi Ji
as Prime Minister of India.”
Sadly, the BJP leadership
did not give its troll army
any lessons in international
relations and why the Gulf
Cooperation Council’s pro-
tests cannot be ignored. The
trolls must bear in mind that
India has not apologized for
BJP spokespersons’ utter-
ances so far.
TROLL ARMY STANDS
BY NUPUR SHARMA
Action against a “young Hindu leader” was the least
expected and the BJP must be worried about how to douse the
anger at home without causing uproar abroad. Interestingly, one
Twitter handle went to the extent of imagining Yogi Adityanath as
Prime Minister at this juncture. “Dear Hindus, just imagine
Yogi Ji as Prime Minister of India”
W
Performers will be in a ‘trance’,
we need to understand their pain
hisweek,Ishiftfromtheusual
politicaldiscussionandanaly-
sis and would like to concen-
trateonthelittlethingswhich
we usually don’t do on time
and think all will be fine… but
it doesn’t happen that way!
Every incident should
serve as an eye opener and
we should actually learn
from the lapses and see that
we NEVER repeat our act to
botch up things.
Almost seven days after
the untimely demise of KK in
Kolkata, the air is still heavy
and everyone feels that there
was so much that could be
done to try and save him.
Performers will be per-
formers… they remain in a
trance and their ultimate aim
is to give their best shot and
there are several instances
when they (performers) be
singers or players have not
cared about their health but
have gone that extra mile to
give their best!
Even on that fateful night
when the disturbing videos
which have gone viral have
shown that KK was profusely
sweating and had even asked
the organisers to switch off
some lights as he was “actu-
ally feeling the heat”, but like
a true performer, he never
called it quits.
It is actually the people as-
sociated with these true pro-
fessionals who should treat
them delicately and try to be
more understanding as these
stars remain in a trance
while they perform.
SAMPLE THIS…
In May 2002, when India took
on West Indies in the fourth
Test of a series… on the third
day of the Test, Anil Kumble
while batting was struck
hard under his left jaw, rat-
tling him and Team India.
However, after being attend-
ed to by team physio Andrew
Leipus, Kumble spat blood
but strapped his helmet back
and took guard again!
Mervyn Dillon sent in a
few more short ones and
Kumble who was already
writhing in pain fended one
to Chanderpaul.
Kumble was rushed to the
hospital but the first X-ray
revealed nothing. The next
morning when he told Leipus
that the pain was too much.
Another X-ray revealed that
the jaw had a crack and was
moving on its own!
Kumble didn’t want to get
the surgery done in the West
Indies and was set to leave for
India in the evening.
With Kumble gone and In-
dia hamstrung in the bowling
department, captain Sourav
Ganguly decided to bat on.
Finally, when West Indies
were put in to bat, there was
still some juice in the pitch.
With Kumble sidelined,
Sachin Tendulkar was forced
to wage the battle.
That’s when Kumble
shocked the entire cricketing
world!
Kumble got physio Andrew
Leipus to bandage his face
and turned up to do his duty
for India! Kumble bowled in
excruciating pain.
But then Kumble being
Kumble… he flummoxed
Lara in his fourth over when
hetrappedtheLegendplumb.
By then, Kumble’s face was
swelling. Later when asked
why he decided to come back,
he said: “I didn’t want to sit
around.”
The all-time great Viv
Richards had said, “It was
one of the bravest things I’ve
seen on the field of play
.”
We must not just appreci-
ate, laud, hail and salute such
deeds but also understand
that after all they are humans
and need care too.
That crucial hour on that
fateful day after the show was
wasted, many felt. All of us
got to see how fatigued KK
looked when he was being
rushed out after the show.
Doctors and medical ex-
perts have come down heavily
on the fact that while he could
have been wheeled out of the
auditorium,whywashemade
to walk briskly after such a
hectic show. And surprising-
ly, despite having quite a few
hospitals in the vicinity
, why
didn’t his support team and
the organisers insist on giv-
ing him medical care.
We need to give performers
that conducive atmosphere,
the medical attention and full
care waiting in tow and an
understanding support staff.
Spectators and audience
sometimes fail to realise that
the performers can falter and
they need to be given that
space and here the organisers
should play a huge role in fa-
cilitating the performer… the
organisers must realise that
by simply booking a show
they can’t force or ask a per-
son to perform in conditions
with three times more the
crowd and from time to time
they also need to check if the
performer is comfortable.
Today, KK is not with us,
but have we learnt anything
from this… are we better or-
ganisers or better specta-
tors… or are we still that sav-
age lot asking for more!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
T
In May 2002, when India
took on West Indies in the
fourth Test of a series… on
the third day of the Test,
Anil Kumble while batting
was struck hard under his
left jaw, rattling him and
Team India. However, after
being attended to by team
physio Andrew Leipus,
Kumble spat blood but
strapped his helmet back
and took guard again!
ROBIN ROY
The writer is Senior Associate Editor,
Free Press Journal, Mumbai and former
Managing Editor, First India
FOLLOWING THE
TRAGIC END OF KK…
l The Kolkata police have now laid
out structures for fest organisers
l Ambulance and doctor should be
arranged for indoor events
l Police should be informed
about the number of artists and
instrumentalists on the stage
l Have to spot the number of passes
or tickets and inform the police
l Private security guards should be
provided inside and outside the
indoor stadium

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INDIA
06
Ready to give my blood
for ‘united Bengal’: Didi
Mamata lashed out at BJP ‘for trying to fan separatism’ in the State
Alipurduar (Agen-
cies): Amid demands
for a separate state
carved out of Bengal
by some BJP leaders,
Chief Minister Mama-
ta Banerjee on Tuesday
asserted that she is
ready to shed her own
blood, if need be, to
thwart such attempts
to divide the state.
Lashing out at the
BJP “for trying to fan
separatism” in the
state, ahead of the
general elections in
2024, the Trinamool
chief maintained that
all communities in
north Bengal had been
living in harmony for
decades.
“With elections ap-
proaching, the BJP is
fanning the demands
of separate statehood...
sometimes seeking
Gorkhaland, and at
other times a separate
state of North Bengal.
I am ready to give my
blood but will never al-
low division of the
state,” Banerjee said,
addressing a party
meeting in Alipurduar.
The Trinamool later
tweeted, “BENGAL
STANDS UNITED. I
will give my blood, but
I will not let @BJP4In-
dia divide #Bengal ac-
cording to their whims
fancies! You can
threaten me, put a gun
on my chest and still I
will continue fighting
for a united Bengal -
our Hon’ble Chairper-
son @MamataOfficial
in Alipurduar.”
Urging people to stay
united, Banerjee listed
various developmental
projects for the area.
Mamata Banerjee addresses a public meeting, at Parade
Ground in Alipurduar district on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Vlogger held in
Goa for hurling
abuses at WB
CM, her nephew
Kolkata: A team
of the Kolkata
Police on Tuesday
afternoon arrested
vlogger Roddur
Roy from Goa on
charges of abus-
ing Bengal Chief
Minister Mamata
Banerjee and her
nephew, TMC MP
Abhishek Banerjee,
during a Facebook
Live session, a
senior officer of
the force said. “He
was arrested this
afternoon by our
officers in Goa. He
will be brought to
Kolkata on transit
remand. Our of-
ficers will produce
him at a local
court there for
the remand,” the
police officer said.
BJP leader arrested for
comments on Prophet
Two LeT terrorists, including one
from Pak, neutralised in encounter
Srinagar (ANI): Two
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT)
terrorists have been
neutralized by security
forcesduringanencoun-
ter at the Chaktaras
Kandi area of Jammu
andKashmir’sKupwara
on Tuesday, of which
one was from Pakistan,
informedInspectorGen-
eral of Police (IGP)
Kashmir Vijay Kumar.
The Pakistani terror-
istgoesbythecodename
Tufail, whereas the sec-
ond terrorist killed has
been identified as Ish-
tiaq Lone from Tral.
“Two terrorists of
LeT killed - one of
them was a Pakistani
terrorist, who had a
code name ‘Tufail’. The
other was Ishtiaq Lone
from Tral who had
joined recently,” Ku-
mar said.
Kanpur (Agencies): A
BJP leader was arrested
on Tuesday for deroga-
tory comments on
Prophet Muhammad,
four days after the vio-
lence that erupted in Ut-
tar Pradesh’s Kanpur.
Harshit Srivastava, an
office bearer of the BJP
Youth Wing, was trying
to spoil the atmosphere
through his objectiona-
ble posts, police said.
“We will act against
anyone who tries to play
with religious senti-
ments,” said Kanpur Po-
liceCommissionerVijay
Meena.
The tweets by the BJP
leader have been deleted
since.
Violence broke out in
parts of Kanpur after
Friday prayers as mem-
bers of two groups
clashedandthrewstones
at each other over a call
to shut down markets in
protestagainstBJPlead-
er Nupur Sharma.
Chandigarh: The Punjab Cabinet
led by Chief Minister Bhagwant
Mann on Tuesday approved
summoning of the budget ses-
sion of the 16th Vidhan Sabha
from June 24 with the laying of
the budget – the first of the AAP government – on
June 27. A decision in this regard was taken at a
Cabinet meeting chaired by Mann here.
Kolkata: The assets owned by Sukanya Mon-
dal, the daughter of Trinamool Congress leader
Anubrata Mondal, has now come under the
scanner of the CBI and ED, who are conducting
parallel probes in the cattle and coal smuggling
cases in West Bengal. CBI sources said that re-
cently their officers sought the details of books
of accounts, income tax returns, property and
assets details held by Anubrata Mondal and his
family members.
AAM AADMI GOVT IN PUNJAB TO
PRESENT ITS FIRST BUDGET ON JUNE 27
ASSETS OF TMC’S ANUBRATA MONDAL’S
DAUGHTER NOW UNDER CBI,ED SCANNER
CRUCIAL READS
Hijab: 23 girls suspended in K’taka
Mangaluru (Agen-
cies): The Uppinangady
GovernmentFirstGrade
College management
has suspended 23 girl
students who staged a
protest demanding per-
mission to wear Hijab
inside classrooms last
week.
The Puttur BJP MLA
and the College Develop-
ment Committee (CDC)
chairman Sanjeeva Ma-
tandoor told PTI on
Tuesday
, “The students
staged a demonstration
so they were suspended
on Monday
.”
According to sources,
last week the girls came
to the college in Puttur
Taluk of Dakshina Kan-
nada district wearing
Hijab and protested de-
manding permission to
wear the headscarf. The
CDCmetonMondayand
decidedtosuspendthem.
The panel had earlier
suspended seven girl
students for coming to
the college with Hijab.
The girls have been
insisting on wearing
Hijab despite the High
Court ruling in March
this year on the issue
that a headscarf is not
an essential religious
practice in Islam and
everyone should abide
by the rules.
Gold smuggling case: Accused
names Kerala CM, his wife
Kochi (Agencies):
Kerala gold smuggling
case accused Swapna
Suresh, who had prom-
ised to make more rev-
elations about the
case, on Tuesday
directly named
Chief Minister
Pinarayi Vijay-
an, his wife,
daughter, two top
aides to Vijayan and
one Cabinet minister in
connection with the
case.
She said she has giv-
en a statement under
Section 164 of the CrPC
naming the Chief Min-
ister, his wife Kamala
Vijayan, daughter
Veena Vijayan, former
State Chief Secretary
Nalini Netto, Addition-
al Private Secre-
tary to Kerala
Chief Minister
CM Raveendran
and former Kera-
la Education Min-
ister and current
legislator KT Jaleel.
After giving her
statement before a lo-
cal magistrate in Kochi
on Monday, Swapna
had said she will speak
to the media on
Tuesday.
BJP’s Nupur
summoned by
Mumbra Police
Two AK-56 rifles were recovered from the killed terrorists.
TERROR LINKS
India ranks lowest among 180 countries
in environmental performance index
New Delhi (PTI): India
has been placed at the
bottom on a list of 180
countries judged for
their environmental
performances by US-
based institutions.
Denmark topped the
2022 Environmental
Performance Index
(EPI) published recent-
ly by the Yale Center for
Environmental Law
and Policy and the
Center for Internation-
al Earth Science Infor-
mation Network, Co-
lumbia University, fol-
lowed by the UK and
Finland, which earned
high scores for slashing
greenhouse gas emis-
sions in recent years.
The EPI provides a
data-driven summary
of the state of sustain-
ability around the
world.
Using 40 perfor-
mance indicators
across 11 issue catego-
ries, the EPI ranks 180
countries on climate
change performance,
environmental health
and ecosystem vitality.
These indicators pro-
vide a gauge at a na-
tional scale of how
close the countries are
to established environ-
mental policy targets.
The lowest scores go
to India (18.9), Myan-
mar (19.4), Vietnam
(20.1), Bangladesh (23.1)
and Pakistan (24.6).
Election bribery case: SC/ ST
Act against BJP Kerala chief
Kasaragod (Agen-
cies): After a year-long
investigation into the
Manjeshwar elec-
tion bribery case,
theCrimeBranch
has charged BJP
state president
K Surendran
and five party
leaders under the
Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes (Pre-
vention of Atrocities)
Act for allegedly forc-
ing a rival candidate
from withdrawing his
nomination papers.
According to investi-
gating officers,
Surendran and
others were
charged with
Section 3 (1) (l)
(B) which deals
with forcing or
intimidating a
member of a Sched-
uled Caste or Sched-
uled Tribe community
to withdraw his nomi-
nation papers.
New Delhi: Maha Po-
lice on Tuesday asked
Nupur Sharma to ap-
pear before
them on
June 22 to
record her
statement.
An FIR had
been registered against
Sharma, by Mumbra
police in Thane dis-
trict. The Ambernath
Police has also received
a complaint against
Sharma; but they are
yet to convert it into an
FIR. This will be the
third case in the Thane
commissionerate if
filed; the earlier two
cases against Sharma
were filed in Mumbra
and Bhiwandi.
Centre may give a
fresh lease to
Vempati: Sources
A section of insiders
believes that there
could be a surprise as
well. Sources indicate
that the Centre may
give a fresh lease to his
career on his last day
in office by extending
the tenure if not for a
full second term but
for a period of six
months or for a year. It
may be underlined that
prior to becoming the
youngest and the first
non-bureaucrat as
CEO of the public
broadcaster in June
2017 for a term of five
years Vempati was as-
sociated with the pub-
lic broadcaster group
as a part time member
of the board since
February 2016.
New Delhi (ANI): Un-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah on Tuesday said
the Narendra Modi gov-
ernmenthasbroughtthe
number of districts af-
fected by Left-wing ex-
tremism in the country
down by 70 per cent.
The Government also
lifted the AFSPA from
more than 66 per cent
areaintheNortheast,he
said after inaugurating
the National Tribal Re-
searchInstituteinDelhi.
TheUnionHomeMin-
ister said the northeast
and Left-wing extrem-
ism-affected areas of the
country are tribal-domi-
nated regions and secu-
rity is a precursor to de-
velopment there.
“Secured Northeast
and secured central In-
dia pave the way for the
development of trib-
als,” he said.
‘MODI GOVT BROUGHT NUMBER OF
LWE-HIT AREAS DOWN BY 70%’
Union Home Minister Amit Shah pays homage to Birsa Munda.
Shah inaugurated
National Tribal
Research Institute
in national capital
FROM PG 1...
New Delhi: Before the
Namibian cheetahs
land in India, about five
to six of these big cats
are likely to come from
South Africa in two
months, top Environ-
ment Ministry officials
said.
Cheetahs have been
extinct in India for at
least the last seven dec-
ades. Bringing cheetahs
from Africa had been on
the cards for many
years but it was only
last year that opera-
tions started for prepar-
ing the ground for it.
Cheetahs from
South Africa likely
to arrive in 2 mths
Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka seeks $55 mn
loan from India to buy fertilisers
Colombo (PTI): Sri
Lanka has sought a
USD 55 million loan
from India for the pro-
curement of urea
amidst its worst eco-
nomic crisis threaten-
ing a severe food short-
age, an official said on
Tuesday
.
Prime Minister Ranil
Wickremesinghe had
recently warned of a
food crisis in the island
nation due to the ongo-
ing economic crisis.
The Cabinet has ap-
proved a proposal by
the Prime Minister to
sign an agreement with
India to purchase urea
for agriculture, an offi-
cial said.
The government said
that the Indian govern-
ment has agreed to pro-
vide the USD 55 million
loan through the Ex-
port-Import Bank of
India.
The loan is being ob-
tained for the procure-
ment of urea for the
2022/23 ‘Maha’ harvest
season.
Prime Minister Wick-
remesinghe has said
that within five to six
months, the current ag-
riculture shortages
could be salvaged if
swift action was taken
to address the shortag-
es faced by the farmers.
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