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eepa Malik
talks about
her meet-
ing with
PM Modi
post her re-
turn from
Rio Para-
lympics in 2016. She re-
calls how in her career
of 10 years and years of
winning medals, it was
the very first time when
the Prime Minister of
India had invited her to
be part of a Meet and
Greet ceremony
. PM
Modi called her by her
name and said “Deepa,
in all your lectures,
speeches and interac-
tion with other players,
it is your positivity that
comes to the fore. I my-
self watch your videos
many a time and I feel
positive.” I believe noth-
ing can make for a more
memorable
moment
than when the Prime
Minister himself ac-
knowledges your inner
strength and courage,
says Deepa.
It was after Tokyo
2020 Paralympics
when all the ath-
letes met Prime
Minister Modi af-
ter returning
home with 19
medals. I had
participated not
just as a sport-
sperson but as a
team leader too in
those Paralym-
pics. Modiji supported,
blessed and encouraged
all the athletes before
they left for the event.
The medals, which we
won through Modiji’s
support and our hard
work were instrumen-
tal in changing the way
people perceive disabil-
ities. PM Modi’s en-
couragement
paved the
way for Paralympics
to
be treated like main-
stream sports in India.
He met all of us with
great love, affection and
appreciated our efforts.
He took time out for us
generously
from his
tight schedule- a PM’s
time is always invalua-
ble - and those golden
moments will remain
itched forever in the
hearts and minds of
our young athletes. The
best part about this was
that PM Modi had de-
tailed information
of
each and every player.
He just wasn’t aware of
the personal lives of the
athletes but he also fol-
lowed them religiously
throughout their Tokyo
tour so much so that he
knew what exactly the
players were doing at
what time, what their
likes and dislikes are,
much like a family
member would do. This
differentiate
s PM Modi
from all other leaders
India has ever seen- his
keen interest in people,
their problems and as-
pirations and a burning
desire to help everyone
reach their goals. Such
encourageme
nt coming
from the PM completely
changes the psyche of
the athletes and they
are filled with the
fervour of patriot-
ism, the desire to
bring home a
medal!
It is obvi-
ousthatwhen
the PM him-
self is interact-
ing with play-
ers, there is this
inevitable focus
on governance.
The players share
n u m e r o u s
thoughts with him and
they include feedback
the facilities, a look into
their problems, the pro-
cess of preparing for
tournaments
, and when
our PM takes cogni-
zance of such issues, it
does not only encourage
the players but it helps
in bringing the country
together and transform-
ing the mindset towards
the disabled.
I thank our PM for
mentioningmyachieve-
ments in his Sept 25,
2016 Mann Ki Baat
when he said that he
will never forget my
words I spoke after
I won the silver
medal in Rio.
I had said
“ w i t h
this medal I have de-
feated my handicap”. I
believe Modiji found it
energizing and I thank
him for recognizing me
for all my efforts.
I clearly recall one
very special moment
with PM Modi when I
experienced
how much
he cares about his coun-
trymen. It was a recep-
tion on August 15 at
Rashtrapati
Bhawan
and I had the honour to
be a part of it too. When
PM Modi came towards
us, he began by interact-
ing one by one with all
the athletes. We already
know how well-versed
he is at all times with
the personal and profes-
sional details of each
and every player. At the
same time, his aura is so
magnetic, that people
tend to flock to him nat-
urally
.Asheapproached
me, suddenly a lot of
people came towards us
to greet him. In their ex-
citement, they some-
how overlooked the fact
that I was sitting there,
at the centre of the com-
motion. And all of them
starting reaching out to
the PM over me which
was a cause of discom-
fort for me.
But then the most un-
expected happened. PM
Modi himself, with both
hishands,createdakind
of barrier around me as
if trying to shield me in
that commotion.
And
then, being the beloved
brother of every woman
in the country
, he placed
hishandonmybackand
told everyone to be cau-
tious. He said “Deepa
has undergone several
surgeries and her back
has innumerable
stitch-
es. Please do not lean
over her. She will get
hurt.” At that moment,
tears swelled in my eyes
when I heard the PM say
these words so full of
empathy, compassion
and concern. I felt it was
totallyremarkablethata
he should even remem-
ber that Deepa is strug-
gling with a spinal cord
injury and that the
Prime Minister should
try and protect her from
bodily harm.
I was touched and
overwhelmed
by this ex-
pression of concern for
me by PM Modi. I have
had the privilege of
meeting and interacting
with PM Modi on nu-
merous occasions over a
decade. In fact there was
one instance when he
himself wheeled my
wheelchair to the stage
during a programme!
I
got a call from PMO one
day that said “Deepaji
you need to reach
Ahmedabad
for an
event.” It was at a very
shortnoticebutformeit
was a matter of great
pride and honour as I
was being invited at the
inauguration
of Trans-
Stadia, which is one of
the most advanced inte-
grated multi-purpos
e
stadiums in the country
.
Some of the finest ath-
letesof thecountrywere
invited to this event but
PM Modi came up to all
of us and said “This line
up of great achievers
wouldneverbecomplete
without a woman, and
without a disabled.”
And then he wheeled me
onto the stage prior to
his address. What made
theeveningmorememo-
rable was that during
histhreeminutespeech,
PM Modi again ad-
dressed the youth of the
country and said that if
someonereallyneedsin-
spiration to be able to
overcomethechallenges
of life, he or she must
definitely read Deepa’s
biography once. She is a
living example of grit
and resilience.
That day to this mo-
ment, it has been my
endeavour to live up to
the faith, concern and
respect PM Modi har-
bours for me. I would
never want that trust to
break and at the same
time I want to continue
to contribute in the
making of my New In-
dia that cares for its
women and its disabled.
TO BE CONTINUED…
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before they left for the event. The
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Modiji’s support and our hard work
were instrumental in changing the
way people perceive disabilities. PM
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way for Paralympics to be treated like
mainstream sports in India.
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30 HOURS AND COUNTING: RAHUL
SUMMONED FOR 4TH TIME TODAY
KAUN BANEGA RASHTRAPATI!
NATIONAL
HERALD CASE
Opposition parties agree
to field joint candidate
New Delhi (ANI): The
Opposition parties on
Wednesday took a reso-
lution to field a com-
mon candidate for the
presidential election.
The polls to elect the
successor of Ram Nath
Kovind is scheduled to
be held on July 18 and
votes will be counted on
July 21.
A meeting called by
TMC supremo and WB
CM Mamata Banerjee to
discussajointcandidate
for the upcoming presi-
dential poll was held in
Delhi on Wednesday
.
Leaders of 17 parties-
TMC, Congress, CPI,
CPI(M), CPIML, RSP,
Shiv Sena, NCP, RJD,
SP, National Confer-
ence, PDP, JD(S), DMK,
RLD, IUML and JMM -
participated in meet.
Full report on P5
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
has been summoned
again on Friday by the
Enforcement Directo-
rate in a money laun-
dering case linked to
the National Herald
newspaper. Officials
said the Congress MP
sought exemption for
Thursday which was
allowed. Rahul arrived
at the ED Headquar-
ters in Delhi at around
11.35 am. He has been
questioned for nearly
30 hours since Monday,
the 1st day of ques-
tioning.
During the day, the
party leaders addressed
a press conference and
accused the central gov-
ernment of blocking
political activities by
preventing Congress
workers from entering
the party office, and
said the ruling dispen-
sation will have to face
consequences.
Top party leaders, in-
cluding KC Venugopal,
Bhupesh Baghel and
Randeep Surjewala ac-
cused police of force-
fully entering Congress
headquarters.
(From left) Akhilesh Yadav, Mehbooba Mufti, Mamata Banerjee, Sharad Pawar and Mallikarjun Kharge
during a press conference regarding upcoming Prez poll at Constitution Club in Delhi on Wednesday.
We have decided we will choose only
one consensus candidate. Everybody
will give this candidate our support.
We will consult with others. This is a good
beginning. We sat together after several
months, and we will do it again.
—Mamata Banerjee, Trinamool Congress chief
Union minister Rajnath Singh spoke
to Bengal Chief Minister Mamata
Banerjee and other opposition lead-
ers on Wednesday regarding the
Presidential elections that are due
next month. Sources said the gov-
ernment will try to form consensus
with the opposition and no names
were discussed at this stage.
Further, sources also informed that Arvind Kejriwal-
led AAP is not participating in the meeting. Sources
in the party also informed that AAP will consider
the issue only after the candidate for the upcoming
Presidential election is declared.
KEJRI-LED AAP PUTS A CONDITION
RAJNATH SINGH SPEAKS TO MAMATA
MHA to give priority to ‘Agniveers’ for
jobs in CAPFs, Assam Rifles: Amit Shah
New Delhi (Agencies):
Home Minister Amit
Shah on Wednesday
said that ‘Agniveers’
who complete their four
years’ service in the
armed forces under the
programme will be giv-
en priority for jobs in
paramilitary forces and
Assam Rifles.
Taking to twitter,
Shah said, “Agnipath
Yojana is a visionary
and welcome decision
of Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi for the
bright future of the
youth. In this context,
today, the MHA has de-
cided to give priority to
Agniveers who com-
plete 4 years under this
scheme for recruitment
in CAPFs (central
armed police forces)
and Assam Rifles.”
5G: START OF NEW ERA
New Delhi (ANI): To
boost digital connectiv-
ity, the Union Cabinet
chaired by PM Naren-
dra Modi has approved
the proposal of Dept of
Telecommunications to
conduct a spectrum
auction through which
spectrum will be as-
signed to the successful
bidders for providing
5G services to public
and enterprises. IT
Minister Ashwini
Vaishnaw said the 5G
spectrum auction is the
beginning of a new era
for the Indian Telecom.
The government an-
nounced a total auction
of 72097.85 MHz of spec-
trum with 20 years va-
lidity by July-end will
be put to auction, which
is said to be held by the
end of July 2022.
The auction is expect-
ed to see participation
from 3 main carriers in
the country including
— Vodafone Idea, Bhar-
ti Airtel Reliance Jio.
BRIEF
in
in
India successfully
test fires Prithvi-II
Bhubaneswar: India
successfully test-fired it’s
indigenously developed
nuclear capable Prithvi-II
missile during night time
on Wednesday as part of
a user training trial from a
test range off the Odisha
coast. Nearly 10 days
after India conducted its
routine test.
Indian-origin doctor
jailed for rape in UK
London: An Indian-origin
doctor was on Wednes-
day sentenced to four
years of imprisonment by
a Scottish court after be-
ing found guilty by jurors
of serious sexual assault
against a woman over 3
years ago. Manesh Gill,
39, was sentenced at the
High Court in Edinburgh.
Judge’s daughter
arrested for murder
New Delhi: Over 7 years
after murder of a national-
level shooter in Chandi-
garh, CBI on Wednesday
arrested an accused
named Kalyani Singh,
daughter of HP HC’s Act-
ing CJ Sabina. Kalyani is
said to have been accom-
panying another person
who also shot Sidhu.
Hearing against UP
demolitions today
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court will on Thursday
hear a plea by Jamiat
Ulama-I-Hind against the
demolition drives carried
out in Uttar Pradesh
following violent protests
over the Prophet remarks
row. Plea seeks direc-
tions to initiate action
against the officials.
 RaGa’S DAY 3 WITH THE ED FOR OVER 10 HOURS
 CONGRESS PARTY’S STATEWIDE STIR CONTINUES
Police stop Congress workers during a protest outside the AICC office in New Delhi on Wednesday.
CONGRESS SENDS LEGAL
NOTICE TO CENTRE OVER
MEDIA LEAKS OF PROBE
CONGRESS PARTY
TRYING TO HIDE
CORRUPTION: BJP
COPS: BEATING UP
FUNCTIONARIES
‘TOTALLY FALSE’
Congress on Wednesday sent
a legal notice to the Centre
alleging that the media was being
given incorrect info about how
Rahul was handling his question-
ing by ED. Congress has cited
3 news channel reports to cor-
roborate its accusations. These
channels claimed, based on
unnamed sources, that Gandhi,
accused of money-laundering, is
being “evasive” during his ses-
sions with interrogators and “ap-
pears be tutored by his lawyers.”
The notice to HM Amit Shah and
FinMin Sitaraman accuses govt of
using ED for political vendetta.
HIGHLIGHTS
 Not a single penny
taken out of Young In-
dian, Rahul Gandhi tells
the ED: Sources
 Adhir Ranjan Chowd-
hury led parl panel sum-
mons Delhi Police chief
 Day-4 questioning
may end soon: Sources
 Congress leader P
Chidambaram said Delhi
police behaving like
“private militia” of BJP
BJP spokesperson
Sudhanshu Trivedi
on Wednesday said
Opposition party’s stir
shows its progressive
decline and claimed that
covering up the Gandhi
family’s alleged graft is
the “true satya” of its
“satyagraha”.
Delhi Police on
Wednesday rejected
as “totally false” the alle-
gations by Cong and said,
“We had tried to stop the
procession close the
gate of AICC. Their might
be some scrimmage,
but we had no reason to
enter AICC premises.”
COPS ENTER AICC HQ, PARTY HITS OUT
AT THE MODI GOVT; DEMANDS FIR
‘WHEN INDIA FACES THREATS…’: RAHUL
PRIYANKA WARN BJP ON ‘AGNIPATH’
Mayhem broke outside AICC HQ in Delhi on
Wednesday with many leaders alleging that po-
lice entered premises, manhandled beat up party
officials. Party demanded that an FIR for “criminal
trespass” be registered, erring police personnel be
suspended disciplinary action initiated over them.
Rahul on Wednesday took to Twitter “When India
faces threats on two fronts, uncalled for Agnipath
scheme reduces operational effectiveness of our
armed forces. BJP govt must stop compromising
dignity discipline of our forces.” Hrs earlier Priyanka
Gandhi also slammed govt over ‘Agnipath’ scheme.
 Leaders of 17 parties attend Mamata-led meeting in Delhi
 Mamata suggests names of Farooq, Gopalkrishna Gandhi
 TRS, BJD, AAP and SAD skip the Opposition meeting
The move will help
youngsters, trained
under ‘Agnipath’,
to contribute more
to the service and
security of the
nation. Detailed
planning has
already begun on
this decision.
—Amit Shah,
Home Minister
 Speeds 10 times
faster than 4G
 5G auction will
be held in July
 It will arrive in
13 cities: DoT
P4
PM MAY VISIT HIS MOM ON HER 100TH
B’DAY
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Gan-
dhinagar on June 18 to pay a visit to his mother Hiraba who will
celebrate her 100th birthday on the day. A celebration has also
been organised at the Modis’ native town in Mehsana district.
ONE WHO SHOT DEAD RAJ MAN, KILLED
Srinagar: Two Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militants, one involved
in the targeted killing of a bank manager Vijay Kumar Beniwal
from Rajasthan’s Hanumangarh, were killed in an overnight
encounter in south Kashmir’s Shopian on Wednesday.
RANA COUPLE’S BAIL PLEA ADJOURNED
New Delhi: Navneet Rana, Ravi Rana on Wednesday ap-
peared before court in Mumbai seeking cancellation of bail.
The court, however, adjourned the hearing till June 27.
UAE TO SUSPEND EXPORTS OF INDIAN WHEAT
Dubai: UAE has ordered a four-month suspension in exports,
re-exports of wheat, wheat flour originating from India, world’s
2nd biggest producer of grain, reports said on Wednesday.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot, on
Wednesday
, again tar-
geted the Center and
BJP on the issue of ED
questioning Rahul Gan-
dhi and not allowing
Congressleaderstogoto
the party office in Delhi.
Gehlot said that this is
happening for the first
time that the entry of
our leaders in the Con-
gress headquarters has
been stopped. “How are
they getting so much
couragethattheyarenot
allowingusandourlead-
ers to enter the head-
quarters.Thiseffortwill
cost them dearly
,” a visi-
bly miffed Gehlot said.
“I do not know who is
guiding the Delhi Police
Commissioner to get
the entry closed at the
Congress headquarters.
A proper answer will be
given to this,” he said
while interacting with
the media at the Nation-
al Headquarters of Con-
gress in Delhi.
Gehlot said, “I have
not seen such a time in
42 years of my political
career. These 8 years of
the country will be writ-
tenintheformof ablack
chapter.Ourgeneralsec-
retary cannot enter
AICC. Never in the his-
tory of the country was
anyone stopped from
entering the office of
any political party
. Our
leaders are coming to
Delhi and are being ar-
rested on the way
. We
sought an appointment
with CBI, CBDT, ED
chiefs, but did not give
an appointment. RSS
and BJP people are loot-
ing the country and cor-
ruptionhasincreased10
times. In Congress rule,
BJP leaders used to ask
for time from collectors,
commissionerstosenior
officers,andtheyusedto
get time. Turn to P8
WE WILL FIGHT....PERSEVERE...WIN: CM GEHLOT
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh
Baghel, Congress leaders Ajay Maken Mallikarjun Kharge at a
press conference at AICC headquarters in Delhi on Wednesday.
ED QUESTIONING RAHUL GANDHI
 Past 8 years will be written as
black chapter in India’s history
 People acknowledge Rahul
Gandhi is the only one who can
fight against them (BJP)
CONGMEN TO MEET
SHAH TODAY?
A meeting of senior
Congress leaders will be
held in AICC office on
Thursday morning wher-
rein the next strategy
of the ongoing protest
will be discussed. It
is believed that the
leaders may seek time
from Amit Shah as well
on Thursday and hold
discussion regarding
the working style of
Delhi Police and the ban
on the movement of
Congress leaders in the
national capital.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Home Minister Amit Shah
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BJP MEET ISSUES ‘BLACK PAPER’ TO
HIGHLIGHT GEHLOT GOVT’S FAILURE
Kataria moves resolution in second session which was seconded
by Kailash Chaudhary, Rajendra Rathore and Kanakmal Katara
Govt has failed to perform on every front and people are
suffering while criminals are roaming fearlessly: Rathore
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: BJP issued a
‘Black Paper’ against
the Congress govern-
ment in the party’s
working committee
meeting here on Thurs-
day. Leader of Opposi-
tion Gulab Chand Ka-
taria moved the politi-
cal resolution in the
second session of the
meeting which was sec-
onded by Union MoS
Kailash Chaudhary,
Deputy Leader of Oppo-
sition Rajendra
Rathore, and Kanakmal
Katara.Rathore said
that 14 members took
part in the debate and
27 written suggestions
were received after
which the black paper
was issued against the
government.Lashing
out at the state govern-
ment, Rathore said that
the government has
failed to perform on
every front and people
are suffering. He said
that criminals are
roaming fearlessly and
the crime rate has in-
creased. Rathore said
that in the political res-
olution, a call has been
given to start a public
agitation against the
government.
Kota: BJP workers were
surprised to know that
former Chief Minister
Vasundhara Raje could
not address even after
three sessions of the
Working Committee
Meeting held in Kota.
Earlier, Rajendra Rathore
had talked about the
session of Raje during
his interaction with the
media. However, none
of the BJP office-bearer
explained the reason why
Raje’s address could not
happen.After this, Raje
left the meeting, went to
the RSS office in Kota and
met the RSS functionaries
there. Raje also reached
MBS Hospital where she
met BJP workers.
Kota: Rajya Sabha MP Dr Kirodi Lal Meena praised for-
mer CM Vasundhara Raje and said that she cannot be
ignored since she has a big support base in the state.
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena, who had often made statements
against Vasundhara Raje, on Wednesday praised Raje
during a programme in Kota.
Kota: Union Jal Shakti
Minister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat on Wednesday
blamed the Congress-led
state government for its
failure on every fronts.
Shekhawat was speaking
to the media during the
State BJP Working Com-
mittee Meeting in Kota.
“As the situation prevails
in Rajasthan, the state
government has failed on
every front,” he said.
Kota: Leader of Op-
position Gulab Chand
Kataria took a jibe at Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
and said that ED is inter-
rogating Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi as per the
rules made by the then
Congress government.
Gulab Chand Kataria was
speaking at the Bhartiya
Janta Party State Work-
ing Committee meeting
in Kota.
First India Bureau
Jaipur : MLA Shobha-
rani Kushwaha, who
made a dent in the BJP
prospects by cross-vot-
ing in the Rajya Sabha
elections, has been ex-
pelled from the party.
The Central Discipli-
nary Committee has
expelled the MLA from
the party. The Discipli-
nary Committee, in the
letter of expulsion sent
to Shobharani, has said
that far from giving an
explanation, she has
publicly made false al-
legations against the
party leadership itself.
Om Pathak, member
secretary of BJP’s Cen-
tral Disciplinary Com-
mittee, has issued a let-
ter to Shobharani say-
ing that she is expelled
by the party with imme-
diate effect and the rest
of the liability given by
the party is also re-
moved.
VASUNDHARA FAILS
TO ADDRESS
SESSION IN KOTA
‘CONG TRYING TO
COVER UP FAILURES’
KATARIA TAKES A
JIBE AT GEHLOT
Cross-voting: BJP
expels Shobharani
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‘Agneepath’ scheme for armed
forces ignites protest in Raj
‘Drone Expo-
2022’ to be
held today
Satish Poonia, Vasundhara Raje, GC Kataria, Arun Singh, GS Shekhawat, Rajendra Gehlot Bharti
Shiyal at BJP State Working Committee in Kota on Wednesday. —PHOTOS BY AKSHAY PAREEK
Vasundhara Raje with newly elected Rajya Sabha MP Ghanshyam
Tiwari at BJP State Working Committee in Kota on Wednesday.
An injured BJP worker getting treatment at a hospital after he got
injuries during ruckus at BJP meeting in Kota on Wednesday.
MLA Shobharani Kushwaha.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The anger of
the youth against the
‘Agneepath’ scheme for
recruitment in the
army has also flared up
in Rajasthan. Within 24
hours of the announce-
ment of this scheme,
demonstrations have
started in Jaipur.
Youths preparing for
army recruitment gath-
ered in large numbers
in the Kalwar area on
Wednesdayandjammed
the Delhi-Ajmer high-
way. The protesters re-
mained on the highway
for more than an hour
leading to 2 km of long
traffic jams on both
sides. Later, the police
explained the matter to
the youth and pacified
them. The youth said
that the central govern-
ment should take back
the scheme.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: ‘Drone Expo-
2022’ will be organ-
ized by the Depart-
ment of Information
Technology and
Communications un-
der ‘iSTART Ra-
jasthan’ on June 16 at
Bhamashah Techno
Hub, Jhalana Institu-
tional area. More
than 50 manufactur-
ers of drones are ex-
pected to participate
in the expo from dif-
ferent parts of the
country. Commis-
sioner Sandesh Nay-
ak informed that ac-
cording to the Chief
Minister’s budget an-
nouncement 2022-23,
the state government
is planning to buy
more than 1000
drones for various
uses. Along with pro-
moting the use of
drones in irrigation
and agriculture,
more drones will be
used in many other
departments.
Kota: The BJP’s working committee meeting in Kota on
Wednesday witnessed unruly scenes when the party
leaders and workers were not allowed to enter the meet-
ing premises. Sources informed that organization office-
bearers stopped party leaders at the venue gate which led
to a scuffle between them. Former State Vice-President
Prahlad Panwar was also stopped at the entry gate, fol-
lowing which, he got angry and an argument broke out.
BJP WORKING COMMITTEE MEET IN
KOTA WITNESSES UNRULY SCENES
Yogesh Shrma
Jaipur: Congress par-
ty’s protests against
ED’s interrogation of
Rahul Gandhi contin-
ued on the third day as
well and Rajasthan
leaders and workers
have also reached Del-
hi in large numbers.
Regarding ED’s inter-
rogation for the third
consecutive day, Cabi-
net Minister Mahesh
Joshi said that the ED
is unnecessarily har-
assing Rahul Gandhi,
“which is an insult to
democracy and the
Constitution.” Minis-
ter of State Subhash
Garg said that the war
against injustice will
continue.
While interacting
with the media during
the Jansunwai pro-
gramme at the State
Congress headquar-
ters, Joshi said that no
FIR has been lodged in
the case of Rahul Gan-
dhi, nor has there been
any wrongdoing. “Dis-
sent also has its place
in a democracy, but the
Modi government at
the center is ruling in
a dictatorial manner
and misusing constitu-
tional institutions,”
Joshi said.
More than 100 com-
plaints came up in the
Jansunwai pro-
gramme organized at
PCC office.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Congress lead-
ers are outraged over
the continuing ED’s in-
terrogation of Con-
gress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi, summons to party
President Sonia Gandhi
for questioning and not
allowing the entry of
Congress leaders to the
AICC headquarters in
Delhi. In protest against
the incident, the Jaipur
City District Congress
burnt an effigy of PM
Narendra Modi at the
Collectorate in Jaipur
on Wednesday after-
noon. Jaipur City Con-
gress leader Manoj
Mudgal said that the
incompetent Modi gov-
ernment of the Center
is unnecessarily con-
spiring to defame the
leaders of the opposition
by conducting raids of
ED, CBI, and Income Tax.
The trumpet is being
played from Chhoti
Kashi Jaipur. We have
gathered to wake up the
Modi government at the
Centre.
ED harassing Rahul Gandhi: Joshi
Mahesh Joshi addressing media during Jansunwai at PCC office.
Congress workers burning the effigy of Prime Minister Narendra
Modi in front of collectorate in Jaipur on Wednesday.
Cong protests against ED
for questioning Rahul
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The elephant
heard has been broken.
As per reports from on-
lookers the INC’s BSP
import of six MLA’s
that used to stay togeth-
er has been broken.
It’s now disintegrat-
ed into two groups of
four and two. While
Rajendra Singh Gud-
ha, Wajib Ali, Sandeep
Yadav and Lakhan are
one faction, Joginader
Awana and Deepchand
Kahariya are the
smaller faction. This
faction was visible
when the MLA’s were
at Taj Aravali in
Udaipur. People could
sense a breach of trust
and camaraderie
among these.
No apparent fued is
observed at the mo-
ment, however the G-6
head count remains in-
tact despite the divi-
sion. Two INC legisla-
tors Khiladi Kal Bairwa
and Giriraj Malinga
have replaced Awana
and Khariya, who are
seen treading a differ-
ent political path.
The separation be-
came evident after the
new G-6 came to vote
with Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot, where as
Khariya and Awana
were spotted taking a
bus ride.
G-6 splits into two factions in Rajasthan
A SETBACK
lll
The separation
became evident
after the new
G-6 came to
vote with CM,
where as
Khariya and
Awana were
spotted taking a
bus ride
BSP MLAs Rajendra Singh Gudha, Wajib Ali, Sandeep Yadav,
Lakhan, Joginader Awana and Deepchand Kahariya.
DR KIRODI MEENA PRAISES RAJE
Fire breaks out in Gangauri
Hospital’s oxygen plant
Dr Mahesh Joshi reached the spot after the blast in oxygen plant of
Gangauri Hospital on Wednesday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur. A fire broke out
after a gas leak in the
oxygen plant of Gangau-
ri Hospital in Jaipur on
Wednesday evening. The
oxygen supply came to a
halt due to an incident
that caused panic among
the patients admitted to
the hospital and their
family members.
The gas leakage oc-
curred when an oxygen
cylinder was being
changed in the plant at
around 7.30 pm. The
plant panel broke down
resulting in a short cir-
cuit. People present there
started extinguishing
the flames and the situa-
tion was brought under
control in about fifteen
minutes. It took half an
hour to stop the gas leak.
The superintendent of
the hospital Dr Leenesh-
war Harshvardhan said
that a major accident
was averted because the
situation was brought
under control on time
and there was not much
damage.

RAJASTHAN
03
Race for SMS Medical
College Principal heats up
Medical Education Department has received 40 applications from
four different medical colleges in the state, interviews on June 30
WHOSE NEXT?
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The search for
a new Principal of SMS
medical college has
once again gained mo-
mentum in the state.
More than 40 doctors
are among the proba-
bles for the post of Prin-
cipal at Sawai Man
Singh Medical College,
the largest medical col-
lege in the state.
Medical Edu Dept
has received these 40 ap-
plications from four dif-
ferent medical colleges
of the state. Interviews
of applicants will be
conducted on June 30 in
meeting chaired by CS.
This is for first time
that doctors from differ-
ent medical colleges of
state have applied for
post, which is going to
vacate in July as sitting
principal Dr Sudhir
Bhandari would be re-
tiring after getting two
extensions.
As per sources, near-
ly 2 dozen doctors of
SMS medical college,
eight from Bikaner, 3
from Ajmer 1 from
Udaipur medical col-
lege have applied for
post of principal.
Notably, state govt
had increased retire-
ment age of medical
teachers from 62 to 65
years some time back,
subject to condition
they will not be posted
in administration posi-
tions.
Officials informed in-
terview committee will
be chaired by CS Usha
Sharma, while RUHS
VCDrSudhirBhandari,
PS Vaibhav Galriya
PS (Personnel) Hemant
Gera will be present.
THE PROBABLE CANDIDATES
 Dr SM Sharma: With
max experience of more
than 9 years as an addi-
tional principal of SMS
Medical College, how-
ever, he will attain retire
within three months
 Dr Deepak Mathur:
Seven years of experi-
ence as additional
principal. He is also
known for his adminis-
trative proficiency. He
will retire in one year
 Dr Sudhir Mehta:
Son of Padma Shri Dr
SR Mehta, is working
as a Senior Professor
in Dept of Medicine. He
too will attain retirement
age within 7 months
 Dr Vinay Malhotra:
He is presently su-
perintendent of SMS.
He has also served as
additional principal of
SMS Medical College
Superintendent of JLN
Hospital in Ajmer. He
will complete 62 years
within 4.5 years
 Dr Rajeev Bagrahat-
ta: He is head of dept
of cardiology dept. One
among those who like
to remain low profile.
He will attain 62 years
of age within 2.5 years
Stray dog shot dead with
22-airgun shots, FIR filed
Mahesh Sharma
Bassi (Jaipur): A dog
died after it was alleg-
edly shot at with an air-
gun in Bassi area, the
police said on Wednes-
day. Police informed a
case has been regis-
tered at Tunga Police
Station against the ac-
cused of cruelty
against the dog.
“The accused has
been identified as
Sawant Singh (55), a
resident of Malukpura
in Bassi. The incident
occurred around 7 am
on Tuesday. Accused
fired 22-gun shots at
the dog from his airgun
after he entered his
farmland. The injured
dog was taken to the
animal hospital locat-
ed on Panch Batti,
where he succumbed to
injuries,” police added.
Animal activist
Mariyam Abu Hedri
reached hospital
filed an FIR.
Mortal remains of the dog
(inset) airgun pellets were
taken out from dog’s body.
THE CLASH OF TITANS
Tiger T-120 and
Tigress T-84 were seen
attacking each other in
Ranthambore National
Park on Wednesday
morning over prey.
Tourists captured fight
at Zone-2 of national
park when tiger tigress
fought furiously with each
other over eating dead
sambar deer.
Tiger T-120 and
Gurjar community
leaders demand
CBI investigation
❍ DEVA GURJAR CASE
First India Bureau
Kota: People from the
Gurjar community
once again protested
outside Kota collector-
ate on Wednesday de-
manding CBI investiga-
tion in Deva Gurjar
murder case.
Gurjar leader Vijay
Bainsla, Badri Gochar,
Deva Bhadak and other
community leaders
were present during the
protest.
The protestors also
demanded security for
the deceased family.
During his address,
Gurjar leader Vijay
Bainsla said that if a
CBI investigation is not
ordered within one
month, the Gurjar com-
munity will hold a Ma-
hapanchayat in Kota.
Vijay Bainsla also
alleged that there is po-
litical involvement in
the murder of Deva
Gurjar.
MLA Preeti
tests Corona
positive
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Corona is
spreading rapidly here.
MLA of Vallabhnagar,
Preeti Shaktawat be-
came latest victim of
infection. Preeti Shak-
tawat’s corona report
came positive on
Wednesday. She in-
formed by tweeting that
she was feeling unwell
for the last 4-5 days. Lat-
er, she got corona test
done and her report
came as positive.
However, doctors say
that she has mild symp-
toms and is taking rest
at home. Preeti’s health
was deteriorating for
almost a week includ-
ing time when she was
in fortification of Con-
gress MLAs in Udaipur.
Her health was not
good. Hence, Preeti was
staying in her room.
Review DPC meeting
of home dept held
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: The review
DPC meeting of the
Home Department was
held in Rajasthan Pub-
lic Service Commission
(RPSC) on Wednesday
.
The meeting was
chaired by RPSC mem-
ber Dr Jaswant Singh
Rathi. Director-General
of Police (DGP) ML
Lather, ADM (City)
Bhawna Garg and other
senior officials were
also present during the
meeting.
“Today, a review DPC
meeting was held for
the posts of officers of
Rajasthan Police Ser-
vice.
Twelve officials were
promoted in super time
pay scale, while one of-
ficer was promoted in
selection scale,” said
RPSC Member Jaswant
Singh Rathi.
Home Secretary V Saravana Kumar inspects Ajmer jail.
33 liquor shops in Jpr taken
by Punjab businessman!
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Pink city,
which has its identity
as small Kashi in the
country, is being looked
down these days due to
flourishing wine cul-
ture. A liquor business-
man from Punjab has
taken 33 liquor shops in
Jaipur and is bent on
making the capital a liq-
uor hub. Despite out-
standing guarantee
dues of several crores,
Excise Department is
shying away from tak-
ing any action.
Over rate and over-
time rules are being
openly breached at the
liquor shops of Punjab
Wines. The surprising
element is that liquor
shops were issued to
Punjab Wines without
proper verification and
validation of their bank
status. Due to this ne-
glect of Excise Inspec-
tors, if this group leaves
shop in middle of the
year, then Excise De-
partment may have to
bear loss of crores. In
2018 also, a group of
Delhi had run away
leaving arrears in the
same way
.
EXCISE DEPARTMENT BLINDFOLDED
With the connivance of the Excise Inspectors, the
rules are also being ignored at the shops operated
by this group in the city. People from outside Jaipur
have been engaged as salesmen who are selling liquor
at over rate day and night. The irony is that in spite of
all the information, the Excise Department is blind-
folded. Due to the illegal business of this group, liquor
culture is flourishing in the city of Jaipur.
Deva Gurjar
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Allegations
have been made against
Lalit Mohan Bhatnagar,
a retired employee of
UDH dept for threaten-
ing and blackmailing
the builders Govind
Agarwal and Nishant
Agarwal. He is accused
of blackmailing them
by threatening to impli-
cate them in a false
case. There is also alle-
gation of making mes-
sages viral to defame
builders. Complaint
was lodged by builders
in Shyam Nagar police
station in Feb.
Blackmailing
case against
ex UDH staff
RSMET identifies places
for copper, gold exploration
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Places have
been identified for ex-
ploration of copper,
gold, lead, zinc and sil-
ver in Bhilwara, Chit-
torgarh Rajsamand.
Additional Chief Sec-
retary Mines Dr Subodh
Agarwalinformedexplo-
ration work will be done
by Rajasthan State Min-
eral Exploration Trust
(RSMET) in these areas
withfinancialsupportof
National Mineral Explo-
ration Trust (NMET).
He said detailed pro-
posals have been sent to
NMET.
Addressing a meet-
ing of Board of Direc-
tors of RSMET, Agraw-
al said plots of mining
will be prepared for
copper gold in about
700 hectares in Devtalai
of Bhilwara, 500 hec-
tares in Bhagal of Chit-
torgarh, lead zinc in
600 hectares in Amar-
garh, Bhilwara, copper
in 200 hectares in Ka-
rauli, 200 hectares in
Rajsamand.
Dr Subodh Agarwal, KB Pandya and others during a meeting of
Board of Directors of Rajasthan State Mineral Exploration Trust.
NHRC to probe
Govardhan
Singh’s case
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the case re-
lated to the arrest of
Advocate Govardhan
Singh, now Singh’s
wife has filed complaint
with National Human
Rights Commission fol-
lowingwhichtheNHRC
has given instructions
on wife’s complaint.
Now a NHRC team
will come from Delhi
within 2 weeks and will
investigate the truth
on the spot.
First India Bureau
Karauli: A dead body
of a Class X girl student
was recovered in Ka-
rauli’s Mandrayal area
on Wednesday morn-
ing. Police informed,
“Girl left for tuition
around 7 am on Tues-
day, but did not return
till afternoon. Later, the
family members filed a
missing report. The
shepherds on Wednes-
day morning spotted
the blood-soaked body
of the girl in an ancient
fort.” Local MLA and
minister Ramesh Mee-
na reached the hospital.
Girls’ dead
body found
in Karauli
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The draft forest
policy of the state has
been prepared in which
the target has been set
to develop forest area
up to 20 percent of the
total geographical area
of the state which at
present is 8.50 percent.
Principal Secretary-
Forest Shikhar Agraw-
al said that the goal of
almost three times the
forest area by the year
2040 is difficult but to
achieve this, activities
in the forest area as
well as in the outer ar-
eas have to be made im-
portant.
To increase the forest
cover, there will also be
a need for a massive
change in the way of
growing plants in nurs-
eries of the department
and more manpower
will also be required.
The Forest depart-
ment is hopeful that not
only the new forest pol-
icy but also a necessary
model to achieve the
goals will have to be
brought out soon so that
the target of increasing
the forest cover in the
state can be achieved.
Forest cover to increase by 20%
till 2040: Shikhar Agrawal
—FILE
PHOTO

eepa Malik
talks about
her meet-
ing with
PM Modi
post her re-
turn from
Rio Para-
lympics in 2016. She re-
calls how in her career
of 10 years and years of
winning medals, it was
the very first time when
the Prime Minister of
India had invited her to
be part of a Meet and
Greet ceremony
. PM
Modi called her by her
name and said “Deepa,
in all your lectures,
speeches and interac-
tion with other players,
it is your positivity that
comes to the fore. I my-
self watch your videos
many a time and I feel
positive.” I believe noth-
ing can make for a more
memorable moment
than when the Prime
Minister himself ac-
knowledges your inner
strength and courage,
says Deepa.
It was after Tokyo
2020 Paralympics
when all the ath-
letes met Prime
Minister Modi af-
ter returning
home with 19
medals. I had
participated not
just as a sport-
sperson but as a
team leader too in
those Paralym-
pics. Modiji supported,
blessed and encouraged
all the athletes before
they left for the event.
The medals, which we
won through Modiji’s
support and our hard
work were instrumen-
tal in changing the way
people perceive disabil-
ities. PM Modi’s en-
couragement paved the
way for Paralympics to
be treated like main-
stream sports in India.
He met all of us with
great love, affection and
appreciated our efforts.
He took time out for us
generously from his
tight schedule- a PM’s
time is always invalua-
ble - and those golden
moments will remain
itched forever in the
hearts and minds of
our young athletes. The
best part about this was
that PM Modi had de-
tailed information of
each and every player.
He just wasn’t aware of
the personal lives of the
athletes but he also fol-
lowed them religiously
throughout their Tokyo
tour so much so that he
knew what exactly the
players were doing at
what time, what their
likes and dislikes are,
much like a family
member would do. This
differentiates PM Modi
from all other leaders
India has ever seen- his
keen interest in people,
their problems and as-
pirations and a burning
desire to help everyone
reach their goals. Such
encouragement coming
from the PM completely
changes the psyche of
the athletes and they
are filled with the
fervour of patriot-
ism, the desire to
bring home a
medal!
It is obvi-
ousthatwhen
the PM him-
self is interact-
ing with play-
ers, there is this
inevitable focus
on governance.
The players share
n u m e r o u s
thoughts with him and
they include feedback
the facilities, a look into
their problems, the pro-
cess of preparing for
tournaments, and when
our PM takes cogni-
zance of such issues, it
does not only encourage
the players but it helps
in bringing the country
together and transform-
ing the mindset towards
the disabled.
I thank our PM for
mentioningmyachieve-
ments in his Sept 25,
2016 Mann Ki Baat
when he said that he
will never forget my
words I spoke after
I won the silver
medal in Rio.
I had said
“ w i t h
this medal I have de-
feated my handicap”. I
believe Modiji found it
energizing and I thank
him for recognizing me
for all my efforts.
I clearly recall one
very special moment
with PM Modi when I
experienced how much
he cares about his coun-
trymen. It was a recep-
tion on August 15 at
Rashtrapati Bhawan
and I had the honour to
be a part of it too. When
PM Modi came towards
us, he began by interact-
ing one by one with all
the athletes. We already
know how well-versed
he is at all times with
the personal and profes-
sional details of each
and every player. At the
same time, his aura is so
magnetic, that people
tend to flock to him nat-
urally
.Asheapproached
me, suddenly a lot of
people came towards us
to greet him. In their ex-
citement, they some-
how overlooked the fact
that I was sitting there,
at the centre of the com-
motion. And all of them
starting reaching out to
the PM over me which
was a cause of discom-
fort for me.
But then the most un-
expected happened. PM
Modi himself, with both
hishands,createdakind
of barrier around me as
if trying to shield me in
that commotion. And
then, being the beloved
brother of every woman
in the country
, he placed
hishandonmybackand
told everyone to be cau-
tious. He said “Deepa
has undergone several
surgeries and her back
has innumerable stitch-
es. Please do not lean
over her. She will get
hurt.” At that moment,
tears swelled in my eyes
when I heard the PM say
these words so full of
empathy, compassion
and concern. I felt it was
totallyremarkablethata
he should even remem-
ber that Deepa is strug-
gling with a spinal cord
injury and that the
Prime Minister should
try and protect her from
bodily harm.
I was touched and
overwhelmed by this ex-
pression of concern for
me by PM Modi. I have
had the privilege of
meeting and interacting
with PM Modi on nu-
merous occasions over a
decade. In fact there was
one instance when he
himself wheeled my
wheelchair to the stage
during a programme! I
got a call from PMO one
day that said “Deepaji
you need to reach
Ahmedabad for an
event.” It was at a very
shortnoticebutformeit
was a matter of great
pride and honour as I
was being invited at the
inauguration of Trans-
Stadia, which is one of
the most advanced inte-
grated multi-purpose
stadiums in the country
.
Some of the finest ath-
letesof thecountrywere
invited to this event but
PM Modi came up to all
of us and said “This line
up of great achievers
wouldneverbecomplete
without a woman, and
without a disabled.”
And then he wheeled me
onto the stage prior to
his address. What made
theeveningmorememo-
rable was that during
histhreeminutespeech,
PM Modi again ad-
dressed the youth of the
country and said that if
someonereallyneedsin-
spiration to be able to
overcomethechallenges
of life, he or she must
definitely read Deepa’s
biography once. She is a
living example of grit
and resilience.
That day to this mo-
ment, it has been my
endeavour to live up to
the faith, concern and
respect PM Modi har-
bours for me. I would
never want that trust to
break and at the same
time I want to continue
to contribute in the
making of my New In-
dia that cares for its
women and its disabled.
TO BE CONTINUED…
PERSPECTIVE
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‘MODI HAI TO
MUMKIN HAI…’
UNTOLD STORIES OF
PM MODI - PART 10
MALIK-BEYONDDISABILITY
YOU READ PART-9 ON JUNE 9, 2022
COMPILED AND EDITED BY SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
‘PM WHEELED ME ONTO THE
STAGE PRIOR TO HIS ADDRESS’
Some of the finest athletes of the country were
invited by PM Modi in Ahmedabad, he came
up to all of us and said “This line up of great
achievers would never be complete without a
woman, and without a disabled.” And then he
wheeled me onto the stage prior to his address.
What made the evening more memorable was
that during his speech, PM again addressed
youth said that if someone really needs inspi-
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INDIA
05
M u z a f f a r n a g a r
(Agencies): RSS chief
Mohan Bhagwat ad-
dressed the Sant Sam-
melan after offering
prayers on the occasion
of 65th foundation day
of Shri Krishna Tem-
ple in Khatauli town in
Muzaffarnagar on
Wednesday.
During this, he took
a pledge to take the na-
tion towards progress.
He said that everyone
will have to cooperate
to make the country a
Vishwa Guru. He said
that only a pure man
can go beyond the intel-
lect. Truth is harsh. Do
not think for others
that the one who is suf-
fering, is sad, let it die,
if you are born, he will
die sometime. If this is
done, then the behavior
of man will not remain
like that of man. There-
fore the fourth impor-
tant element is compas-
sion. When unright-
eous people attack,
they have to be fought
vigorously.
He said that we
should move forward to
behave with each other
faithfully and respect-
fully and to carry whole
of humanity with us.
EVERYONE HAS TO COME FORWARD TO
MAKE COUNTRY A WORLD GURU: BHAGWAT
Rajnath said PM Modi wants our
opinion on Prez poll : Cong leader
THE COMMENT CAME HOURS AHEAD OF THE OPPOSITION’S BIG MEETING IN THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL CALLED BY WEST BENGAL CHIEF MINISTER MAMATA BANERJEE
New Delhi(ANI): Con-
gress leader Mallikar-
jun Kharge said on
Wednesday that De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh had told him that
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi wants to know
the Opposition’s opin-
ions on the Presidential
poll.
The comment came
hours ahead of the Op-
position’s big meeting
in the national capital
called by Trinamool
Congress chief and
West Bengal Chief Min-
ister Mamata Banerjee.
Mr Kharge also asked
if the government will
accept if the Opposi-
tion parties propose a
“unanimous, non-con-
troversial” candidate’s
name.”I spoke to Ra-
jnath Singh, he said
that the PM wants to
know our opinions, I
asked what their pro-
posal is, who the candi-
dates are... he didn’t say
to be in touch. If we put
forward a unanimous
n o n - c o n t r ove r s i a l
name, will the govern-
ment accept it?” Mr
Kharge told news agen-
cy. Ms Banerjee had in-
vited chiefs of 22 politi-
cal parties to the meet-
ing in Delhi to discuss a
united fight against the
BJP and its allies in the
election for a new Pres-
ident.But as the count-
down for the meeting
began, several parties
made it clear that they
will stay away. While
some chose to skip the
meeting in their at-
tempt to be equidistant
from the Congress and
the BJP, others cited the
presence of the Con-
gress for their decision.
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: The an-
swer to the ‘million
dollar question’ as to
who has a stronger
chance of being the
first civilian and com-
mander-in-chief of
the armed forces of
India, i.e. the next
President of India, re-
mains in the hands of
but two men, and the
country will know
about this only after
June 15 when BJP
fields its candidate.
The EC will issue the
notification of the
Presidential election
on June 15 and nomi-
nations will start
fromthatday
.Thelast
dateforfilingnomina-
tions is June 29. So,
between June 15 and
29, it will be known
who will be the BJP
candidate for the post
of President. Before
that the names are be-
ing speculated on the
basis of electoral
maths and circum-
stances.
Some are speculat-
ing that a Muslim
could be the presi-
dent,giventhecontro-
versy and interna-
tional outcry follow-
ing the BJP spokes-
person (now suspend-
ed) Nupur Sharma’s
remarks on Prophet
Muhammad. Howev-
er, the probability of
this happening is
zero. Still the name is
of Kerala Governor
Arif Mohammad
Khan is doing the
rounds. Those who
are hoping for a Mus-
lim President say that
if not the President,
then Mukhtar Abbas
Naqvi can be appoint-
ed as the Vice Presi-
dent. Since Naqvi has
not been sent to the
RajyaSabhabyBJP
,it
beingspeciulatedthat
he may be given the
Vice-Presidentialseat
or Governorship of a
state.
It is also being said
that BJP can make a
SouthIndianasPresi-
dent asa populist
measure of getting
someseatsfromSouth
India in the next Lok
Sabha elections. In
this context, the
names of Telangana
GuvTamilisaiSound-
ararajan and Hary-
ana Guv Bandaru
Dattatreya are being
cloated. Additionally
,
the possibility of
namingthefirsttribal
presidentof thecoun-
try is also being ex-
pressed and in this
context the names of
Chhattisgarh Guv
Anusuiya Uikey and
former Jharkhand
Guv Draupadi Mur-
mu are being dis-
cussed. The names of
two other women- Ut-
tarPradeshGovernor
Anandiben Patel and
formerSpeakerSumi-
tra Mahajan are also
being speculated by
some for the position.
New Delhi: The Left parties have suggest-
ed the name of Mahatma Gandhi’s grand-
son, Gopalkrishna Gandhi, for the upcom-
ing Presidential polls. He has sought time
to think over the matter. Sources said the
Left parties, in their meeting with Sharad
Pawar on Tuesday, suggested the name
of the former WB governor. Pawar wasn’t
averse to the suggestion. His name is likely
to be proposed at today’s meeting.Speak-
ing to media, Gopalkrishna Gandhi said, “I
have been asked if I would consider being
such a candidate if a consensus builds
around my name.too early to comment.’’
Hyderabad: AIMIM chief Asaduddin
Owaisi on Wednesday said he was not
invited to the meeting called by Tri-
namool Congress supremo and West
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee
with the Opposition leaders to discuss
the Presidential polls. Speaking to me-
dia, Mr Owaisi said, “I was not invited.
Even if I were invited, I would not have
participated. The reason is Congress.
The TMC party which speaks ill about us,
even if they had invited us, we would not
have gone just because they invited the
Congress.”
LEFT SUGGEST GOPALKRISHNA
GANDHI’S NAME FOR POLLS
‘NOT INVITED’ TO MAMATA’S
MEETING, SAYS AIMIM CHIEF
Who will BJP ‘hand
over’ the Presidency
of India to?
Mallikarjun Kharge in a conversation with TR Baalu at Constitution Club in New Delhi on Wednesday.
New Delhi: Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar
on Wednesday put out his statement that he has declined
the proposal of the opposition parties to suggest his name
as a candidate for the election of the President of India.
“I am happy to continue my service for the wellbeing of
the common man,” Pawar tweeted explaining why he said
‘no’ to the proposal. After Sharad Pawar declined the offer,
Mamata Banerjee suggested the names of Farooq Abdul-
lah and Gopalkrishna Gandhi as opposition candidate for
the election, RSP’s NK Premchandran who attended the
opposition leaders’ meeting in New Delhi said.
PAWAR SAYS HAPPY TO CONTINUE HIS
SERVICE AFTER DECLINING POLL OFFER
Muzaffarpur (ANI):
Unhappy over the gov-
ernment’s Agnipath
scheme to induct sol-
diers on short-term con-
tract into the armed
forces, aspirants pro-
tested in Bihar on
Wednesday, blocking a
highway in Muzaffar-
pur and railway tracks
in Buxar.
They termed the
scheme, announced on
Tuesday, detrimental to
their long-term pros-
pects because only up to
25% of the recruits or
Agniveers under the
scheme may get regular
commission. “Bharti do
ya arthi do was among
the slogans as the pro-
testing young men
burnt tyres and hoard-
ings in heaps on NH- 28,
which links Lucknow
to Barauni in Bihar, in
Muzaffarpur.
Similar scenes were
witnessed at Chakkar
Chowk near the city’s
railway station, merely
half a kilometre from
Chakkar Maidan where
army recruitment ral-
lies are held.The pro-
testers said they were
waiting for regular re-
cruitment rallies to re-
sume after two years
but were given this
scheme instead. Regu-
lar recruitment rallies
were stopped around
two years ago after the
onset of the corona,but
have not resumed.
New Delhi(ANI): The
first indigenously de-
veloped quadrivalent
human papillomavirus
(qHPV) vaccine against
cervical cancer by the
Serum Institute of In-
dia (SII) will be dis-
cussed by the Subject
expert committee on
Wednesday.
The application for
market authorization
of the qHPV vaccine
was submitted to the
DCGI on June 8 by
Prakash Kumar Singh
(director of govern-
ment and regulatory
affairs). The applica-
tion to the DCGI by
Singh mentions the an-
tibody response of the
vaccine against HPV
types in all dose and
age groups.
The vaccine is ex-
pected to be launched
in the market before
the end of 2022, sources
told. The qHPV will be
India’s first indige-
nously curated vaccine
against cervical cancer.
To ensure its early
availability in the
country, the Pune-
based Serum Institute
of India has applied for
market authorization
after completing the
phase 2/3 clinical trial
with the support of the
Department of Bio-
technology.
Geneva: Union Com-
merce and Industry
Minister Piyush Goy-
al on Tuesday called for
preserving special and
differential treatment
at the WTO in dealing
with fisheries subsidies
saying India cannot
compromise on the live-
lihoods of over 9 mil-
lion fishermen fami-
lies.
“I see a lot of coun-
tries very concerned
about their fishermen.
But what are the num-
ber of fishermen? One
may have 1,500 fisher-
men, another may have
11,000 fishermen, an-
other has 23,000 fisher-
men, and yet another
12,000,” Goyal said in
his intervention on
Fisheries Subsidies Ne-
gotiation at the 12th
WTO conference.
“Opposing the WTO
proposal on fisheries
subsidies, Goyal said,
“I see in every which
way
, the Uruguay round
asymmetries and dis-
crimination in agricul-
ture being sought to be
institutionalised in
fishing today
.”
First indigenous
vax for cervical
cancer will be
launched soon
‘India rejects text on fisheries
subsidy negotiations at WTO’
Jabalpur: A babysitter was
arrested on Tuesday after
she was caught on camera
beating a two-year-old boy
in MP Jabalpur in absence
of the child’s parents, the
police said. 30-year-old Ra-
jni Chaudhry was arrested
after a complaint filed by
the child’s parents citing
CCTV footage in which the
babysitter is seen thrash-
ing the child. A video clip
shows the woman slapping
the child and pulling his
hair while he looks dazed.
New Delhi: The ED has
arrested two persons in a
case of money laundering
wherein around Rs 425
crore were fraudulently re-
mitted outside India using
19 dummy Indian entities.
Vikas Kalra and Sidhant
Gupta were arrested on
Monday, said the ED in a
statement. The ED said it
initiated a money-launder-
ing investigation on the
basis of the FIR registered
by Punjab National Bank
against 19 entities which
opened accounts.
New Delhi: An FIR was
registered against a
Congress leader from
Nagpur for allegedly
making derogatory remarks
against PM Modi during a
demonstration held near
the Enforcement Director-
ate’s office, police said on
Wednesday. A case was
registered against former
Nagpur unit Congress
president, Sheikh Hussain,
at the Gittikhadan police
station on Tuesday night.
Geneva: Cracks
between developed
and developing nations
emerged as rich, de-
veloped countries have
once again created
obstacles in getting
consensus-based
approval on the TRIPS
waiver. It is learnt from
top official sources that
the UK and the host of
WTO Switzerland are
opposed to the idea
of transferring IPR or
patents to developing
countries for combat-
ting pandemics.
Orchha: Senior BJP leader
Uma Bharti threw cow
dung at a liquor shop in
Orchha town of MP Niwari
district, amid her demand
for total prohibition in the
party-ruled State. After the
incident on June 14, Ms.
Bharti in a tweet claimed
the shop was not approved
for the spot where it was
located, and that it was a
“crime” to open such an
outlet in Orchha.However,
police said the shop was
located at the place where it
was sanctioned.
BABYSITTER BEATS,
TORTURES 2-YEAR-
OLD IN MP
ED ARRESTS 2 IN RS
425-CR MONEY
LAUNDERING CASE
FOUL LANGUAGE
AGAINST PM: FIR
AGAINST CONG
UK, SWITZERLAND
SCUTTLED TRIPS
CONSENSUS
AT WTO
UMA BHARTI THROWS
COW DUNG AT LIQUOR
SHOP IN MP
Chhattisgarh: Rahul Sahu, an 10-year-old boy who had
fallen into a borewell in Chhattisgarh’s Janjgir Champa
district, was rescued after a 104-hour-long operation
on Tuesday night, said officials. Over 500 personnel,
including officials of the National Disaster Response
Force (NDRF), the Indian Army, local police and the
district administration, were involved in the massive
rescue operation that was underway since Friday eve-
ning. CM Bhupesh Baghel tweeted, “With everyone’s
prayers and relentless and dedicated efforts of the
rescue team, Rahul Sahu has been evacuated safely. I
wish that he recovers completely as soon as possible.”
BOY TRAPPED IN BOREWELL SAVED
AFTER 100-HOURS OF RESCUE OPERATION
CRUCIAL READ
Jobless youth protest against
Agnipath Scheme in Bihar
CM Mamata Banerjee welcomes NCP chief Sharad Pawar.
PRESIDENT POLL
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology, in
Meerut to attend a seminar on water conservation on Wednesday.
We will help each
other and every-
one will walk the
good path together. We
sing a song in the compa-
ny... Let’s increase the or-
ganization, let’s move on
the superstition, may all
that work of the society be
done, this is the concept of
all the sects here.
—Mohan Bhagwat, RSS chief

INDIA
06
Presidential contest to define Cong’s political relevance!
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Even be-
fore giving somewhat of
a contest to the BJP in
presidential election,
the Congress party will
have to contest with
other political parties to
make itself heard. This
is so because the opposi-
tion parties are prepar-
ing to contest the elec-
tions by forming a non-
BJP and non-Congress
front. Even if a Third or
Federal Front is not
formed, opposition par-
ties are still trying to
field a common candi-
date and force the Con-
gress to support this op-
position alliance. On
the other hand Con-
gress is not ready to sup-
port the leader of other
party other than its own
party in any condition.
The Congress wants
that a presidential can-
didate fielded by it
should be supported
‘automatically’ by the
rest of the parties as
has been the case in the
past. That is why the
Congress has engaged
Mallikarjun Kharge in
this campaign.
On the other hand the
leaders of Mamata Ba-
nerjee,Chandrashekhar
Rao and Arvind Kejri-
wal’s parties are en-
gaged in different ef-
forts. Until a few days
ago, the Samajwadi Par-
ty National President
AkhileshYadavwasalso
taking initiative in this
matter. But he has been
embroiled in the by-elec-
tions to two Lok Sabha
seats in his state - Azam-
garh and Rampur. Both
the seats are of impor-
tantforhimasbothhave
been his party’s seats
and vacated by resigna-
tion. However, Mamata
Banerjee has called a
meeting of opposition
parties on Wednesday
.
Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi
Party MP Sanjay Singh
has gone to Mumbai to
meet Sharad Pawar. K
Chandrashekhar Rao
has already met Stalin,
Hemant Soren, Mamta
Banerjee, Arvind Kejri-
wal etc. So, the Congress
has yet to fight the battle
of deciding the candi-
datebeforetherealfight.
Meanwhile, Sonia Gan-
dhi’s health has deterio-
rated and Rahul Gandhi
is embroiled in ED’s in-
terrogation and in such
situation,Congressfinds
itself embroiled in a po-
litical ‘turf war’, the re-
sult of which will decide
thepoliticalfutureof the
grand-old party
.
Why Mallikarjun
Kharge?
The Congress wants
that a presidential
candidate fielded by it
should be supported
‘automatically’ by the
rest of the parties as
has been the case in the
past. That is why the
Congress has engaged
Mallikarjun Kharge in
this campaign.
Fresh landslides reported in
Assam; heavy waterlogging
Guwahati(PTI): Fresh
landslides were report-
ed from various parts
of Guwahati for the sec-
ond consecutive day on
Wednesday amid inces-
sant rainfall, which
also led to heavy water-
logging in most parts of
the city, officials said.
There was no report of
any fresh casualty dur-
ing the day
.
The state has regis-
tered 42 deaths due to
floods and landslides
this year, including the
four who were buried
under a huge mass of
earth in Boragaon area
on Tuesday. An official
of Assam State Disaster
Management Authority
(ASDMA) told that de-
bris pileup caused by
landslides have blocked
thoroughfares in Geet-
anagar, Sonapur,
Kalapahar and Nijara-
par areas. Heavy rain
has also flooded roads
in several parts of the
city – the worst affected
among these being Anil
Nagar, Nabin Nagar, Ra-
jgarh Link Road, Ruk-
minigaon, Hatigaon
and Krishna Nagar.
Students carry their luggage to safer places after their accommodations were flooded due to rains, in Guwahati on Wednesday.
ASSAM HAS
REGISTERED 42
DEATHS DUE TO
FLOODS AND
LANDSLIDES
THIS YEAR
IMD PREDICTS
HEAVY RAINFALL
TILL JUNE 17
CHERRAPUNJI LOGS
WHOPPING 811.6
MM OF RAINFALL
New Delhi: As monsoon
rain pummelled the
northeast, Cherrapunji
in Meghalaya recorded
a massive 811.6 mm of
rainfall in 24 hours ending
8:30 am on Wednesday,
the highest in June since
1995, the India Meteoro-
logical Department (IMD)
said. One of the wettest
places in the world, Cher-
rapunji has recorded more
than 750 mm of precipita-
tion on a June day on 10
occasions since the IMD
started keeping records,
the IMD data showed.
On June 16, 1995, the
town nestled in the East
Khasi Hills gauged 1563.3
mm of rainfall. A day
before, on June 15, 1995,
it received 930 mm of
precipitation.
MONSOON LIKELY TO ENTER ODISHA IN 48 HRS: IMD
Bhubaneswar: The south-
west monsoon is likely to
make an onset over Odisha
during the next 48 hours,
the IMD said. Chitrakonda
in Malkangiri district and
some other places in the
southern part of Odi-
sha have already started
experiencing pre-monsoon
rainfall, the Bhubaneswar
Centre of IMD’s Meteoro-
logical Department said
Wednesday.One or two
places in 16 districts of
the coastal state are likely
to experience thunder-
storm accompanied by
lightning for 24 hours
beginning from 8.30 am
on June 15, the weather
office said.“Thunderstorm
with lightning very likely
to occur at one or two
places over the districts
of Jharsuguda, Sundar-
garh, Deogarh, Keonjhar,
Sambalpur, Mayurbhanj,
Angul, Dhenkanal, Boudh,
Kandhamal, Rayagada, Ga-
japati, Ganjam, Malkangiri,
Koraput and Nabarang-
pur,” the IMD’s regional
centre said.
Top Ind-ASEAN officials
meet held in New Delhi
New delhi: Top officials
of India and ASEAN na-
tionsheldextensivetalks
on Wednesday
, a day
aheadof theforeignmin-
isterial dialogue that is
expected to focus on fur-
ther expansion of trade
and strategic ties as well
as cooperation in the In-
do-Pacific.
Singaporean Foreign
Minister Vivian Bal-
akrishnan, Vietnam’s
BuiThanhSonandIndo-
nesian Foreign Minister
Retno Marsudi have al-
ready arrived in the na-
tional capital for the In-
dia-ASEAN talks on
Thursday
. India is host-
ing the foreign ministers
of Association of South-
east Asian Nations na-
tions from June 16 to 17
tomarkthe30thanniver-
sary of its relations with
the 10-nation grouping.
The Ministry of Exter-
nal Affairs (MEA) said
thetopofficialsreviewed
the ASEAN-India strate-
gic partnership and its
future direction besides
deliberating on the steps
for further implementa-
tion of the ‘plan of ac-
tion’ (2021-2025) between
the two sides.
India is hosting the foreign ministers of ASEAN.
Kovind lays foundation
of Raj Bhawan in Goa
Goa: President Ram
Nath Kovind laid the
foundation stone of the
new Goa Raj Bhawan
building near here on
Wed. The building is be-
ing constructed in the
premises of the existing
guv house, which is a
450-year-old structure
constructed during the
then Portuguese rule,
located on a hill over-
looking the Arabian
Sea. On Wed, Kovind
laid the foundation
stone for the new com-
plex.GoaGuv PSSreed-
haran Pillai, CM, Dr
Pramod Sawant, Union
Minister of State were
present at the function.
President Ram Nath Kovind lays the foundation stone of new Raj
Bhawan complex in Panjim, Goa on Wednesday.
WHO to share
vaccines to stop
monkeypox
New Delhi: The World
Health Organisation
said it’s creating a new
vaccine-sharing mecha-
nism to stop the out-
break of monkeypox in
more than 30 countries
beyond Africa. The
move could result in the
U.N. health agency dis-
tributing scarce vaccine
doses to rich countries
that can otherwise af-
ford them. To some
health experts, the ini-
tiative potentially miss-
es the opportunity to
control monkeypox vi-
rus in the African coun-
tries where it’s infected
people for decades, serv-
ing as another example
of the inequity in vac
distribution that was
seen during the covid.
Anurag Thakur praises
Neeraj Chopra as he
sets new javelin record
New Delhi: Union Min-
ister for Youth Affairs
and Sports Anurag
Thakur and former In-
dia cricketer Gautam
Gambhir lavished
praise on “golden boy”
Neeraj Chopra after the
star thrower created a
new national record on
Tuesday
.
Neeraj Chopra, In-
dia’s Olympic gold med-
allist, set a new national
record and finished
with a silver medal with
a throw of 89.30 meters
at the Paavo Nurmi
Games in Finland.
Neeraj bettered his own
previous national re-
cord of 88.07 meters
which he had set in Pa-
tiala in March last year.
The 24 year old Indian
made a statement of in-
tent with his opening
throw, measuring an im-
pressive 86.92m. He then
recorded 89.30m in his
second attempt, better-
ing his own previous
personal best and na-
tional record of 88.07m.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Golden Great @Neeraj_
chopra1 does it again!
Neeraj Chopra threw
89.30 meters at Paavo
Nurmi Games to create a
new National Record! Ab-
solutely THRILLED You`ve
got to see his throw.
Maha transport
minister Anil
Parab skips ED
summons
Mumbai: Maharashtra
Transport Minister and
Shiv Sena leader Anil
Parab skipped sum-
mons of the Enforce-
ment Directorate
Wednesday
.
He was summoned
for questioning in con-
nection to a money
laundering case linked
to a resort in the coast-
al hill station of Dapoli
in Maharashtra. Parab
told indianexpress.
com, “I received the
summons on Tuesday
and as I am not in
Mumbai currently, so I
could not appear before
the ED.”
The minister added
that he has informed
the agency about his in-
ability to appear before
it through a letter.
PUNJAB POLICE GETS 7 DAYS REMAND
OF GANGSTER LAWRENCE BISHNOI
Punjab: The Punjab police brought gangster Lawrence
Bishnoi to Punjab from Delhi under heavy security on early
Wednesday morning, to question him in the murder case
of singer-politician Sidhu Moose
Wala, news agency PTI reported.
After being brought to Punjab,
Bishnoi was presented in Mansa
district court which granted
Punjab police a seven-day remand
of the gangster, sources told PTI.
Delhi court had granted Punjab
police the transit remand of taking him to Punjab in relation
to the Moose Wala murder case. The order was passed after
the police had arrested Bishnoi in singer’s murder case.
ACCIDENTS STILL
TAKING PLACE
DESPITE SC ORDER
New Delhi: Little seems to
have changed more than a
decade after the Supreme
Court issued guidelines
on preventing accidents
of people, mostly small
children, falling into aban-
doned borewells and tube
wells. The issue has come
into the limelight again
with the rescue of 11-year-
old Rahul Sahu, who was
pulled out from a 80 feet
borewell in Chhattisgarh’s.
218 ARRESTED
OVER PROPHET ROW
VIOLENCE
Kolkata: The WB Govt on
Wed submitted a report
before the Calcutta High
Court, stating that there has
been no untoward incident
in the last two days during
protests over now-sacked
BJP spokesperson Nupur
Sharma’s controversial
remarks against Prophet.
The report stated that a
total of 218 people have
been arrested in connection
with the violence.
IN THE COURTYARD
Dr Jitendra: AI enabled
portal for pensioners soon
New Delhi: The De-
partment of Pension
and Pensioners’ Wel-
fare will launch an arti-
ficial intelligence-ena-
bled common portal
soon for the benefit of
pensioners, Union Min-
ister Jitendra Singh
said on Wednesday
.
Interacting with ben-
eficiaries of ‘Bhav-
ishya’, a portal for pen-
sion payment and track-
ing, here, he said that in
keepingwithPM Modi’s
motto of ensuring ‘ease
of living’ for all, the AI-
supported portal will
send automatic alerts to
pensioners. Singh, the
Min of State for Person-
nel, said the proposed
portal will not only en-
able constant contact
with pensioners and
their associations
across the country but
will also regularly re-
ceive their inputs, sug-
gestions as well as
grievances for prompt
response. Most of the
superannuated senior
citizens, including re-
tired paramilitary per-
sonnel, and those about
to get superannuated
lauded the prompt pen-
sion processing
through the ‘Bhav-
ishya’ platform and
thanked the minister
for such seamless ser-
vice, a statement issued
by the Personnel Minis-
try said. Some of the
hiccups from the bank-
ing side were brought
to the notice of the min-
ister, which he said
would be taken care of
automatically in the AI-
enabled portal with
fixed responsibility
.
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in an interaction with beneficiaries
of Bhavishya , a Portal for Pension Payment and Tracking System at
Sardar Patel Bhawan, New Delhi on Wednesday.

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Cong sets 1.5 lakh jobs target;
Gehlot to monitor recruitments!
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The Gehlot gov-
ernment has prepared a
plan to provide jobs to
1.5 lakh unemployed in-
dividuals in the election
year. Sources reveal that
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot has asked all the
departments to fill such
posts which have been
lying vacant for a long
time. Apart from filling
the vacant posts, new
posts will also be creat-
edinmanydepartments
to accommodate the un-
employed youths.
The government is
preparing to provide 1.5
lakh jobs, but it is also a
fact that in the last
three and a half years,
the government has not
been able to undertake
recruitment as per the
budget announcement.
The government had
announced that it will
give jobs to 75 thousand
unemployed every year.
Accordingly, more than
2.25 lakh jobs were to be
given, but till now only
1 lakh 19 thousand 559
jobs, across various
posts, have been given.
Inviewof theelection
year, CM Gehlot himself
will regularly monitor
the recruitments.It is
worth mentioning that a
day earlier, Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi
had also announced to
make available 10 lakh
recruitments in the cen-
tral departments.
AGENDA: HELPING
UNEMPLOYED
BEFORE LS ELECTION
In view of the election
year, CM Gehlot himself
will regularly monitor the
recruitments. It is worth
mentioning that a day
earlier, PM Modi had also
announced to make avail-
able 10 lakh recruitments
in the central depts and
ministries in the next one
and a half years. In such
a situation, it is clear that
the focus of the Center
and the government is on
helping the unemployed
before the assembly and
Lok Sabha elections.
Apart from filling
the vacant posts,
new posts will also
be created depts
Family boycotted
due to land
dispute; case
filed against 32
FIR lodged
against man
for threatening
First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur: A
report has been lodged
against a youth for hav-
ing an illicit relation-
ship with a woman in
Chauth Ka Barwada
police station area of
the Sawai Madhopur. In
the report given by the
victim’s family, it was
told that the woman had
come to meet her grand-
parents at their house.
Meanwhile, Karan Ko-
li’s son Shiva resident
of Tonk came to the
house of her grandfa-
ther. Finding the victim
alone, he started forcing
her and threatened to
kill the entire family if
the victim did not make
an illicit relationship.
Rs 7 Lakh looted
from finance
employees
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: An inci-
dent of robbery by
snatching the bag of
money from two finance
employees has come to
light on Wednesday in
Bharatpur. They were
going on a bike to depos-
it Rs 7.79 lakh in the
bank. Meanwhile, a mis-
creant kicked their bike
near the finance compa-
ny, due to which they
fell. The miscreant took
their bike and money
and fled. The incident
took place in Indira Na-
gar Colony at 1 pm. Both
are employees of Bharat
Finance Company. They
have registered a case of
robbery at Atal Bandh
police station.
PK Agarwal
Chittorgarh: With the
intention of grabbing
land in the Mandfiya po-
lice station area of Chit-
torgarh district, a Tu-
ghlaqi decree was given
by the Khap Panchayat
to banish the woman
out of the community
along with her family.
The SP has ordered an
investigation of the
matter.
In the report lodged
by the victim at Manda-
fia police station, 32 peo-
ple involved in the Khap
Panchayat have been
named. According to
the report lodged at
Mandafia police station,
after the death of the
victim’s father, his prop-
erty was transferred to
his lone heir, the victim
as she is the only child
of her parents. The en-
tire land including agri-
cultural land has also
been transferred to the
victim’s name. However,
her uncle and cousin
want their share as well
as they say that they
worked in the land.
SEEKING BLESSINGS!
Governor Kalraj Mishra, along with the first lady of the state, Satyavati Mishra and family
members, visited Ganeshji temple at Brahmapuri canal in Jaipur on Wednesday.
EC issues notification
for presidential polls
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Election
Commission of India,
New Delhi issued a no-
tification on Wednes-
day detailing the sched-
ule of the Presidential
Election 2022, the elec-
tion schedule, the place
of polling and the tim-
ing of the poll.
The Chief Electoral
Officer of the Election
Department,Rajasthan,
Praveen Gupta in-
formed that according
to this notification is-
sued by the Election
Commission of India,
the last date for nomi-
nation by the candidate
for the Presidential
election is June 29, and
the scrutiny of nomina-
tions will be done on
June 30. He said that the
last date for withdrawal
of nominations would
be Saturday, July 2 and
if necessary, the polling
would be held on July 18.
Rajsamand man brutally
beaten to death in Jaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man who
came to Jaipur for work
15 days ago from Rajsa-
mand was found mur-
dered. When the rela-
tives got the informa-
tion, the pregnant wife
reached the police sta-
tion along with her four
children. Jaipal Singh,
brother of the deceased
Bhagwan Singh, has ac-
cused the manager and
staff of Hotel Roop Bas-
ant Dhaba of murder. On
the report of Jaipal Sin-
gh, the Khohnagorian
police station has regis-
tered a case of murder
against the manager and
the staff. Police said that
this murder is from the
Pratap Nagar police sta-
tion area of Jaipur. Po-
lice found the body in the
bushes about 50 meters
away from the hotel. In-
jurymarkswerefoundat
many places on the body
.
Minor gangraped by
four men in Churu
First India Bureau
Churu: A 15-year-old
minor girl was allegedly
gangraped by four men
in Churu’s Sardarsha-
har, police informed on
Wednesday. Police in-
formed the victim was
repeatedly raped by the
accused after they
threatened her to viral
her audio recording. A
case has been registered
at Bhanipura police sta-
tion in Churu. “The ac-
cused has been identi-
fied as Mangilal Vaid,
Hiralal and two others.
Mangilal Vaid is a doc-
tor and often used to
visit the victims’ home.
On October 10, 2021,
Mangilal came to vic-
tim’s house and took her
to a nearby farmland
where she was raped,”
police informed. “The
girl was threatened by
the accused on the pre-
text of circulating her
audio recording on so-
cial media. Mangilal
even forwarded the said
recording to Hiralal. On
October 27, 2021, the girl
was gangraped by Hi-
ralal his friends while
she was alone at her
home,” police added
Miscreants uproot ATM
with `38 lakh in Barmer
Ashok Shera
Barmer: An ATM was
uprooted and Rs 38 lakh
was looted by five
masked men in Bar-
mer’s Kawas town on
Tuesday night. Police
informed the police that
the incident occurred
around 3 am on Wednes-
day when five masked
miscreants arrived in a
Bolero car and uprooted
the ATM.
“The miscreants load-
ed the SBI ATM into
their vehicle and van-
ished into the air within
a few minutes. The ATM
was filled with Rs. 38
lakhs. The incident has
been captured on CCTV
cameras,” police added.
“The watchman had
gone to his home when
the incident took place.
The watchman and com-
panyofficialsinvolvedin
loadingmoneyinsidethe
ATM are being ques-
tioned,” said Barmer Ad-
ditionalSPNarpatSingh.
Protesters block Jpr-Agra
highway for fourth day
BHARATPUR JAM
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: The pro-
test of the Saini com-
munity on reservation
demand continued on
the fourth consecutive
day on Wednesday in
Bharatpur.
Tourism minister
Vishvendra Singh held
talks with the delega-
tion of the community
but the meeting re-
mained inconclusive
because consensus
could not be reached on
matters related to trans-
fers of the family mem-
bers of Murari Lal
Saini, the convener of
the Sangharsh Samiti.
The Jaipur-Agra
highway remained
blocked as the protes-
tors are sitting on the
highway to press for
their demands of a 12
percent reservation.
Bharatpur divisional
commissioner,IG,collec-
tor and SP were present
in the meeting which
was held in a hotel.
The leaders of the
Samiti say that at pre-
sent these five commu-
nities have been includ-
ed in the Other Back-
ward Classes (OBC) cat-
egory but are not bene-
fiting from the quota.
Member of four communities block road on the highway.
DEMANDING 12% QUOTA IN JOBS
People from five OBC communities continued to
block the Jaipur-Agra Highway at Aroda village,
demanding separate 12 per cent quota in jobs and
higher education institutions
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Dharamshala: The CS
conference is being or-
ganised in Dharamsha-
la from today till June
17. CS Usha Sharma will
give a presentation on
land acquisition. The
land is given in lieu of
land and those whose
land is acquired for the
project are given 25 per-
cent of the land which
includes 5 percent of
commercial land. Simi-
larly
, a presentation will
also be given regarding
the new education poli-
cy. The presentation
will be given about what
innovation has been
done by Rajasthan un-
der the policy
.
Dinesh Kumar will
give a presentation on
digital agriculture cov-
ering topics like How to
sow crops through an
app, and what crop
should be sown? Infor-
mation will not have to
be given again once reg-
istration is done. Other
facilities including soil
testing will be available
through the app. Infor-
mation related to farm-
ers will be given
through a facilitator
and farmers will get all
kinds of assistance.
CS conference started in Dharamshala
DETAILED DISCUSSIONS
lll
CS Usha Sharma
will give a
presentation on
land acquisition.
The land is given
in lieu of land and
those whose land
is acquired for the
project are given
25% of the land
Usha Sharma, PK Goel, Kunji Lal Meena at Dharamshala Airport.
ACB arrests govt doctor for
taking bribe in Banswara
Subhash Mehta
Banswara: The Anti
Corruption Bureau on
Wednesday arrested the
medical officer of the
government primary
health center- Danpur
in Banswara district
while taking a bribe of
Rs 8,000.
The accused Dr
Pradeep Sharma had
demanded the bribe in
lieu of the operation of
a female patient. After
verification, the ACB
laid a trap and caught
him while taking the
bribe amount, Addi-
tional SP ACB Madho
Singh said.
He said that the ac-
cused doctor is a resi-
dent of Pali village in
Dausa and was posted
in Banswara for the last
eight years.
Accused government doctor Pradeep Sharma in ACB’s custody.
Apart from filling
the vacant posts,
new posts will also
be created depts
Police personnel investigate the ATM after the incident in Kawas.

On the day of martyrdom of
Guru Arjan Dev, we paid
tribute to the fifth Guru.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
First India Bureau
Jaipur: On the comple-
tion of 3 years of Gehlot
government, although
efforts have been made
to satisfy Congress
workers and leaders by
giving them political
appointments, but the
leaders who have been
made vice-chairman in
boards, corporations
and commissions are
still waiting to get par-
ticipation in the govt.
However, the wait for
the Vice-Chairman of
Board-Corporations
and Commissions is go-
ing to end soon.
In fact, preparations
are on to give participa-
tion in the government
to the Vice-Chairman
of the Board-Corpora-
tions and Commissions,
by terming them as
‘Deputy Minister’.
Word is that soon or-
ders may be issued by
the Cabinet Secretariat
to give the status of
Deputy Minister to the
Vice-Chairman of
Board-Corporations
and Commissions.
With the status of
Deputy Minister, the
Vice-Chairman of the
Board-Corporation and
Commissions will get
facilities like govern-
ment vehicle, salary al-
lowances, monthly
house rent and stay in
the circuit house. Also,
they will get medical
facilities like ministers
of state. Apart from
this, office and govern-
ment staff will also be
available.
Interestingly, the Ge-
hlot government had
appointed chairman
and vice-chairman in
various boards-corpora-
tions and commissions,
but the government
gave the status of minis-
ters of state and cabinet
ministers to them while
also according them fa-
cilities. But the Vice-
Chairman of the Board-
Corporations and Com-
missions did not get
anything in the name of
facilities. For the last 4
months, the appointed
individuals are working
without facilities.
At the same time,
there are also vice-
chairmen of many
boards-corporations
and commissions who
do not even have an of-
fice to sit. And there are
manyofficeswhereonly
the chairman has got a
seat. In such a situation,
these Vice-Chairman
were being forced to
work without facilities.
Recently, the leaders
who were appointed
Vice-Chairman had also
expressed their anguish
by meeting Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot, on
which the Chief Minis-
ter also assured them of
participation in the gov-
ernment soon. And only
after that the exercise
of giving the status of
Deputy Minister to the
Vice-Chairman has
been initiated.
Where the Gehlot
govt has made more
than a dozen MLAs as
the chairman of the
board-corporation and
commissions, there are
also two MLAs who
have been made VC in
the board-corporation
and commissions.
These include Deep-
chand Kheria and Ram-
ila Khadia. However,
due to office of profit,
these two MLAs will not
be able to get the status
of Deputy Minister.
Political appointees to get ‘Deputy Minister’ status soon in Rajasthan
NEW ‘ROLE’ CALL
‘Congress sacrificed for democracy, but never bowed before British’
Pilot detained with supporters,
terms the act ‘despicable’
From PG 1…
But now a days, no one
is ready to meet. If
needed further, we will
ask for an appointment
with the PM, President
and speak our mind.”
The Rajasthan Chief
Minister questioned
the current environ-
ment in the nation and
claimed that ED no-
tices have been given
only to harass. “Notic-
es are being given to
target. 90 crore rupees
were given in 100 in-
stallments to revive the
National Herald news-
paper. No one can take
1 rupee. Where then
did money laundering
come into scene? Indi-
ra Gandhi was put in
jail under the pressure
of these people when
Moraji Desai was the
Home Minister. At that
time we all went to jail
in Jail Bharo Andolan.
BJP will have to face
their actions. The pub-
lic has understood
their approach. They
are destroying democ-
racy. Who will be safe
when the rule of law
ends,” he said.
Gehlot said that to-
day there has been ten-
sion in the street in the
city and even in vil-
lages of the nation.
“Don’t know when a
spark would ignite a
fire on the issues like
Hindu-Muslim divide.
Everyone is scared
about what will
happen tomor-
row. There is so much
fear in the country. 13
opposition par-
ties have de-
m a n d e d
from the
P r i m e
Minister
that he
s h o u l d
a d d r e s s
the coun-
try. I pray
to PM Modi with folded
hands that you address
the nation and con-
demn the vio-
lence. What is
the hesita-
tion of
Modi-Shah
in doing this
much,” Ge-
hlot asked.
The Ra-
jasthan CM
claimed that
the central
govern-
ment
is getting upset as to
why the Congress par-
ty is not bowing down
despite torturing their
leader Rahul Gandhi.
“The Modi govern-
ment is probably for-
getting that the Con-
gress never bowed
down to the British
and the elements
threatening the unity
of the country. Con-
gress leaders and
workers went ahead
and sacrificed for the
country and democra-
cy but did not learn to
bow down. Congress
will stand firmly in
front of this dictatorial
rule. The countrymen
have agreed that Rahul
Gandhi is the only one
who is fighting against
PM Modi and his gov-
ernment. Now all the
people writing articles
have started naming
Rahul stressing that
one person, whose
name is Rahul Gandhi,
is fighting continuous-
ly. Rahul Gandhi has
been made a targeted.
There was no case, as it
is a clear cut dealing.
Yet notice was given,”
he said, and added fur-
ther, “I strongly con-
demn the assault on
journalists by the po-
lice at the Congress
Headquarters. The
Congress stands firm-
ly with the journalists
who are working im-
partially. We will fight
against this govern-
ment’s repression, we
will win.”
Aditi Nagar/Ashivini Yadav
/Shivendra Parmar
New Delhi: Congress
leaders continue their
protest in Delhi against
the ED questioning of
Rahul Gandhi. Heavy
police force has been
deployed outside the na-
tional headquarters of
the Congress and no
leader is being allowed
inside the Congress
headquarters in Delhi.
On Wednesday, for-
mer Rajasthan Deputy
CM Sachin Pilot was
taken into custody by
Delhi Police along with
supporting MLAs and
leaders.
Pilot was taken to
Narela police station
along with his support-
ers when he was headed
to the AICC office. Dur-
ing this, pro-Pilot MLAs
Mukesh Bhakar and
Vedprakash Solanki,
clashed with the police.
After a clash with the
police, Pilot was taken
into custody along with
the supporting MLAs
and taken to Narela po-
lice station in a police
van. A large number of
Congress leaders-work-
ers including Sachin
Pilot, MLA Mukesh
Bhakar, Vedprakash
Solanki, Vipra Kalyan
Board President Ma-
hesh Sharma, youth
leader Abhimanyu Poo-
nia and Anil Chopra
were detained.
Sachin Pilot, while
interacting with media,
said, “We were trying to
go to our party office,
we were detained be-
fore going to the party
headquarters. Can’t we
just go to our party
headquarters, this is
wrong in a democracy.
This is despicable. We
will continue our strug-
gle. Central govern-
ment has resorted to
dictatorship but Con-
gress worker is not go-
ing to be afraid.”
Congress has decided to ‘gherao’ Raj Bhavans in all state capitals on Thursday against
ED interrogation of Rahul Gandhi and use of police force at AICC headquarters. In
Jaipur, Congress leaders and workers will hold demonstrations and meetings at the Civil
Lines gate. On June 17, there will be demonstrations at all district headquarters.
CONG TO ‘GHERAO’ RAJ BHAVANS IN ALL STATE CAPITAL TODAY
Former Dy CM Sachin Pilot while being taken to Narela Police Station, in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Vipra Kalyan Board President Mahesh Sharma, MLA Mukesh Bhaker, Ved Prakash Solanki, Abhimanyu
Punia, Anil Chopra and supporters also accompanied him.
HEAVY POLICE
FORCE WAS
DEPLOYED TO
STOP CONG
LEADERSFROM
ENTERING HQs
Preps are on to give make Vice-
Chairman of the Board-Corporations
and Commissions to term them as
‘Deputy Minister’
First India Bureau
New Delhi/Kota:
Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla once again
spoke to the Ra-
jasthan’s Agriculture
Minister LC Kataria
on Wednesday re-
garding the purchase
of garlic-onion in Ra-
jasthan under the
Market Intervention
Scheme. Speaker Bir-
la told Kataria that
despite getting ap-
proval from the cen-
tral govt, farmers are
getting upset due to
non-procurement of
garlic by the state
govt on which Ka-
taria assured that the
govt would start gar-
licprocurementsoon.
In fact, this time in
Rajasthan, due to the
bumper yield, there
was a huge drop in
the prices of garlic.
Due to this the farm-
ers had to suffer
heavy losses and
their cost was not
even being recov-
ered. In view of this,
farmers’ organiza-
tions and rural dele-
gations met Speaker
Birla at the Lok Sab-
ha Camp Office in
Kota on May 2 and
told him their prob-
lems. They told Birla
that thousands of
farmers are in debt
and requested the
Birla to take some re-
medial steps.
Birla, taking the
farmers’ problems
seriously, called up
the State Agriculture
Minister Lal Chand
Kataria immediately
and asked him to
send proposals for
procurement. Birla
had promised the
farmers that after re-
ceiving the proposal,
they would be given
approval as soon as
possible.
Raj govt should start
garlic procurement
soon, says Om Birla
LS Speaker
speaks to Raj
Agri min Kataria
New Delhi: Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowd-
hury on Wednesday wrote a letter to Om Birla,
the Lok Sabha speaker, seeking interven-
tion over the Enforcement Directorate’s (ED)
questioning of Rahul Gandhi. Adhir Ranjan
Chowdhury in the letter said Rahul Gandhi is
being “grilled on an average 10 to 11 hours
per day on the pretext of examination on some
wild allegations.” He added that “this kind of
inhuman treatment with a Member of Parlia-
ment smacks of a heinous conspiracy to settle
political scores.”
ADHIR RANJAN CHOWDHURY WRITES
TO BIRLA OVER RAGA’S ED GRILLING
UP Assembly Speaker
Satish Mahana met Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Birla on
Wednesday.
CM Gehlot in a presser.
CONGRESS’ ‘1 PERSON,1 POST’
RULE CAUSES CHAOS IN PARTY
‘Delhi police entering Cong
HQs shows desperation’
‘...Who are
you to stop us’
questions CM
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After imple-
menting ‘one person,
one post’ principle
from Congress’s Nav
Sankalp Shivir, Con-
gress leaders who have
held one post for more
than 5 years or are hold-
ing two posts, have re-
signed, but still there
are more than half a
dozen leaders, who
haven’t submitted their
resignations.
At the same time, un-
der this principle, now
even leaders considered
close to Congress Gen-
eral Secretary Priyanka
Gandhi have come un-
der its grip, due to
which their restless-
ness has increased.
While Congress Nation-
al Secretary Zubair
Khan Dheeraj Gurjar
are considered close to
Congress General Sec-
retary Priyanka Gan-
dhi, Kuldeep Indora is
considered very close to
former state Congress
President Sachin Pilot.
Now the problem be-
falling these leaders is
whether they should
resign from post of par-
ty’s National Secy of or
from that of Board-Cor-
poration Chairman?
Other office bearers
include Shobha Solan-
ki, GR Khatana, Dr Ji-
tendra Singh, Rajendra
Chaudhary, Lakhan
Meena PS Sharma.
Ashvini Yadav
Jaipur: On the issue of
Delhi police officials en-
tering AICC HQs, RTDC
Chairman Dharmendra
RathoresaidonWednes-
day, “Entering of Con-
gress headquarters by
the Delhi Police, and
beatingupof journalists
and Congress workers
shows the desperation
and fear of the union
govt. Modi govt at the
Centre is getting upset
thinking why is the
Cong not bowing down
despite torturing Rahul
Gandhi. Beating of jour-
nalists by Delhi Policeat
Congress Headquarters
is condemnable and
Congress stands strong-
ly with unbiased jour-
nalists.
A huge number of
Congmen from Raj have
now camped in Delhi.
Minister BD Kalla, Par-
sadi Lal Meena, Bhan-
war Bhati, Pratap
Khachariyawas, Govind
Meghwal, GS Dotasra,
RafeekKhan,KhiladiLal
Bairwa, Jitendra Singh,
SachinPilot,Shakuntala
Rawat are in Delhi.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: During the
press meet, CM Gehlot
in his presser said, “The
incident that has hap-
pened in AICC today is
not in the interest of de-
mocracy
. ED will do its
job, we will not inter-
fere, but the widespread
terror created by Delhi
Police will not be toler-
ated. Only 15 people
have been allowed in
AICC HQ. Who are you
to stop us. Police com-
missioner should get a
proper investigation
done and those who did
the mistake should be
punished. Amit Shah
himself should monitor
and find out as to who
allowed 15 people.”

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