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OVER `46 CR
ASSETS OF
PARTHA, AIDE
NARSINGHANAND, 2 OTHERS BOOKED FOR HATE SPEECH
New Delhi: Yati Narsinghanand, head priest of Ghaziabad’s Dasna Devi
Temple, along with two others, have been booked for allegedly making
inflammatory statements against a particular community, police said on
Monday. They allegedly made the statements in Aligarh on Sunday night.
Kolkata: The ED on Monday said it has attached
assets worth `46.22 crore “beneficially owned” by
former minister Partha Chatterjee and his associate
Arpita Mukherjee as part of a money laundering
probe in West Bengal teachers’ recruitment ‘scam’.
JACQUELINE
GRILLED FOR 7
HOURS IN `200
CRORE CASE
New Delhi: Actor Jacqueline Fernandez was on
Monday questioned for over 7 hours by Delhi Police’s
Economic Offences Wing in connection with a `200
crore extortion case linked to alleged conman Sukesh
Chandrashekhar. This was 2nd time that she was called.
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BHARAT24’S EDITORIAL OUTREACH IN GUJARAT
Dr Chandra’s electoral assessments
are accurate, says Gujarat CM Patel
Mahesh Sharma
Ahmedabad: Gujarat
Chief Minister Bhupen-
dra Bhai Patel praised
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra
and said that Dr Chan-
dra has done a wonder-
ful job in the field of
journalism. The Chief
Minister said that his
government in the state
is doing development
work according to the
vision of PM Narendra
Modi, and hence Guja-
rat is at the forefront of
development today. Pa-
tel said that the Gujarat
government has made a
different policy for de-
velopment in each area
of the state. Notably
, Pa-
tel stressed that Dr
Chandra’s electoral as-
sessments have been ac-
curate.
Patel addressed the
“Shikhar Samman -
Pride of Gujarat” or-
ganized by First India
and Bharat 24 on Mon-
day at GIFT City Club,
Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
In this programme,
Chief Minister Bhupen-
dra Bhai Patel honored
Gujarati and Marwari
entrepreneurs with
“Shikar Samman” for
doing excellent work in
many fields including
business, education and
real estate in Gujarat.
Turn to P10
CM Bhupendra Bhai Patel and Dr Jagdeesh Chandra with (From left) Manoj Jagyasi, Harsh Bhai
Sanghavi, Ajay Kumar and RS Sodhi unveiling the compilation of First India Edits, Modi Hai To
Mumkin Hai...Untold Stories Of PM Modi in “Shikhar Samman — Pride of Gujarat” organised by
First India and Bharat 24 at the GIFT City Club, Gandhinagar, in Gujarat on Monday.
Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Bhai Sanghavi addressing audience.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the event in Gujarat on Monday.
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Bhai Patel addressing conclave.
JANURAY 9, 1942 TO SEPTEMBER 19, 2022
WORLD BIDS FAREWELL TO QUEEN ELIZABETH II
QUEEN LAID TO REST
The Queen’s final resting place will be the King George VI
memorial chapel, small annex to main chapel at Windsor
Moni Sharma
Windsor: Queen Eliza-
beth II, Britain’s long-
est-reigning monarch,
has been laid to rest at
St George’s Chapel in
Windsor Castle, bringing
an end to days of public
mourning. The Queen’s
coffin was lowered into
the royal vault next to
her husband, Prince
Philip, on Monday.
The Queen’s parents
and sister, Princess
Margaret, also rest at
this chapel in Windsor
Castle. The burial ser-
vice was an entirely pri-
vate affair with only
members of the Royal
Family present at the
Windsor Castle. The in-
struments of state with
which she was crowned
in 1953, the Imperial
State Crown, orb and
sceptre, were removed
from the coffin and
placed on the high altar.
Members of the armed forces march during the funeral
procession for Queen Elizabeth II in London on Monday.
(Left) President Droupadi Murmu represents India during
the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. —PHOTOS BY ANI
HIGHLIGHTS
 Elizabeth was married in
1947 and crowned in 1953
 King Charles, his sons
William and Harry and
other senior royals joined a
solemn procession
 King Charles’ handwrit-
ten note on Queen’s Coffin -
In loving & devoted memory
 Queen’s piper, who woke
her up every morning,
closed her funeral
 The coffin was draped
with Royal Standard and
atop it sat the Imperial State
Crown, sparkling with almost
more than 3,000 diamonds
 UK PM Liz Truss, Canada
PM Justin Trudeau, US Prez
Joe Biden, French Presi-
dent Emmanuel Macron &
other leaders were present
 Queen died on Sept 8
at age of 96, country has
come to a halt, with busi-
nesses & schools closed
Punjab CM constitutes 3-member
all-women SIT probe, 3 arrested
Ex-Punjab CM Amarinder joins BJP
New Delhi (ANI): For-
mer Punjab CM Ama-
rinder Singh joined the
BJP on Monday, nearly
a year after he quit the
Congress following his
abrupt sacking as Chief
Minister before the
Punjab Assembly elec-
tions. Amarinder, 80,
also merged his Punjab
Lok Congress with the
BJP. He had formed the
party last year, soon af-
ter exiting the Con-
gress, his party of 5 dec-
ades. Seven former
MLAs and one former
MP joined the BJP
along with Amarinder
Singh. Earlier in the
day, he had met with
BJP chief JP Nadda.
Chandigarh: A three-
member SIT compris-
ing only women police
officers has been
formed to probe allega-
tions that objectionable
videos of several wom-
en students were re-
corded and shared by a
hosteller at Chandigarh
University
. One student
and two others arrest-
ed. Authorities at Chan-
digarh University have
suspended classes for 6
days till September 24.
‘DRUNK’ CM MANN DEPLANED AT FRANKFURT
Chandigarh: Opposition on Monday claimed that
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann was deplaned from
a Delhi-bound flight at Frankfurt airport as he
was “drunk”, a charge denied by ruling AAP as
baseless. SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal alleged
that Mann was deplaned from Lufthansa flight.
CHANDIGARH
VARSITY MMS ROW
Gangster Sethi
shot dead in
broad daylight
Yunus Gesawat
Nagaur: A glaring inci-
dent of gang war once
again came
to fore on
M o n d a y
when a not-
ed criminal
was shot
dead in broad daylight
in front of police in Na-
gaur. Gangster Sandeep
Sethi was shot dead by
unidentified people in
full view of the public
on Monday. Bambiha
gang took responsibili-
ty for the shootout P9
Captain also merged
his newly formed
Punjab Lok Congress
(PLC) with the BJP
Captain Amarinder Singh with HM Amit Shah and JP Nadda after
joining the BJP at BJP HQ in Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Protests were called off after the administration accepted demands
on Monday. Court remanded 3 accused to 7-day police custody.
Acharya Dharmendra with
PM Narendra Modi.
BJP MLAs STAGE DHARNA
IN SPEAKER’S CHAMBER
Yogesh Sharma and
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur:Rajasthanlegis-
lative assembly Speaker
CP Joshi had to adjourn
the proceedings of the
house on Monday soon
after it began as BJP
MLAs started a ruckus.
TheycametotheWellof
House & started slogan-
eering on issue of end-
ing quota of questions.
The proceedings of
the Assembly were ad-
journed twice on Mon-
day. Senior MLAs, in-
cluding former Raj CM
Vasundhara Raje, LoP
Gulab Chand Kataria,
State President Satish
Poonia, Deputy LoP Ra-
jendra Rathore sat on
dharna. Full report on P3
Vasundhara Raje, Gulab Chand
Kataria & other Opposition
leaders stage a sit-in in the
Speaker’s chamber on Monday.
DISCARD POLITICAL
IDEOLOGIES TO SAVE
BOVINES FROM LUMPY:
GEHLOT URGES OPPN
Jaipur: Addressing the media
in Rajasthan Assembly on
Monday, CM Ashok Gehlot has
said that State
Govt is making
every effort to
save the lives
of bovines
from lumpy
skin disease.
“Necessary resources have
been made available in all
districts for effective control
of disease. The govt will not
allow any shortage in saving
cows,” he said. More on P3
Sonia’s‘cold shoulder’ to Tharoor,
says it’s his call if he wants to contest
ACHARYA DHARMENDRA
PASSES AWAY AT 80
Aditi Nagar & Amit Mishra
New Delhi: Election
for Congress Prez is
perhaps most discussed
and debated political
topic in the nation these
days. However, knowl-
edgeable sources have
claimed that Sonia Gan-
dhi has left decision on
Shashi Tharoor to con-
test poll for Cong Prez.
When Tharoor spoke to
Sonia seeking permis-
sion to contest for post,
Sonia told Tharoor,
“It’s Your Call.”
Madhusudan Mistri
has also been instruct-
ed to make polls fair.
Gehlot will fill nomina-
tion anytime between
Sept 26-28. Cong may get
an elected prez after 22
years as more than 2
candidates can come in
fray for the post of Prez.
Sonia Gandhi Ashok Gehlot Shashi Tharoor
Jaipur: Prominent Hindu
seer Acharya Dharmendra
passed away here on
Monday after a prolonged
illness, family sources
said. He was 80. Acharya
was under treatment at
the SMS Hospital in Jaipur
from August 28. He was
put on ‘ventilator support’
as his health deteriorated
and eventually died in the
morning. Many leaders,
including PM Narendra
Modi and HM Amit Shah,
have condoled his demise.
Governor Kalraj Mishra,
Gajendra Singh Shekha-
wat, Vasundhara Raje,
Satish Poonia and others
have also expressed grief
over his demise. P3
Bharat24 organises
Shikhar Samman to
honour individuals
doing excellent
work in various
fields in Gujarat.
CONGRESS PRESIDENT ELECTION
Gehlot could file
nomination
between
September 26-28

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2022
02
RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BENCH, JAIPUR
Phone No. 0141-2227341-124 Fax No. 0141-2227168. Pin Code - 302005 Email : hcjaipur-rj@nic.in
NOTICE INVITING TENDER
No. HCB/SK/2022-23/758 Dated: 16.09.2022
Rajasthan High Court Bench, Jaipur invites online bids “For the
Installation of New Audio System in Conference Hall, Rajasthan High
Court Bench Jaipur” For implementation of this purchase Notice Inviting
Tender (NIT) is invited from eligible Govt./Non-Govt/Private Sector
companies. All details related to this NIT can be viewed and downloaded
from websites http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in, http://sppp.rajasthan.gov.in
& http://hcraj.nic.in. Proposals should be submitted online in electronic
format on the website: http://eproc. rajasthan.gov.in.
Cost of Tender Document
(non-refundable)
(in Favour of Registrar
Administration, Rajasthan High
Court Bench, Jaipur)
Rs.1000/-(Rupees One Thousand
Only)
in favour of Registrar
Court Bench, Japur
RISL Processing Fee (non-
refundable)
(in Favour of MD, RISL, Jaipur)
Rs. 500/-(Rupees Five Hundred
Only)
In favour of MD, RISL, Jaipur
Estimated Project Cost
Rs. 11,84,500/-(Rupees Eleven
Lakh Eighty Four Thousand Five
Hundred only)
Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)
2% of estimated project cost i.e.
Rs. 23,690/-
in favour of Registrar
Court Bench, Jaipur
Publishing Date/Time 16.09.2022 at 11.30 AM
NIT Download Start Date/Time 17.09.2022 at 10.30 AM
Bid submission Start Date/Time 17.09.2022 at 10.30 AM
NIT Download End Date/Time 27.09.2022 at 02.00 PM
Bid submission End Date/Time 27.09.2022 at 03.00 PM
Submission of Banker’s Cheque/
Demand Draft/ Bank Guarantee
for Tender Fee, EMD, and
Processing Fee*
27.09.2022 at 03.00 PM
Technical Bid Opening Date/Time 27.09.2022 at 04.00 PM
Financial Bid Opening Date/Time
Will be intimated later to the
Technically qualified Bidders
Note:
(1) Tender fees and processing fee shall be deposited by the bidders
separately as applicable, by way of DD/Banker’s cheque as above
before the last date and time prescribed for online submission of bids.
(2) All the prospective bidders who have purchased (who have deposited
the draft for tender fee) NIT documents will be invited to attend the
pre-bid/proposal conference.
(3) Bid Validity 180 Days from the last date of bid submission.
(4) In case, any of the bidders fails to physically submit the Banker’s
Cheque/Demand Draft for Tender Fee, EMD, and RISL Processing
Fee up to last date & time for submission Tender Fee, its Bid shall not
be accepted.
UBN - HCJ2223GLOB00002
By Order
Registrar (Admn.)
DIPR/C/12086/2022
Notice iNvitiNg Bid
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
P.H.E.D CITY DIV. IV (NORTH) JAIPUR
Bids for work of 1. Designing, providing, installation and commissioning
of 2 Nos. Solar Energy based bore well water pumping systems, including
comprehensive operation and maintenance for a period of seven years
under Jurisdiction City Div IV North Jaipur 2. Improvement of distribution
system and replacement of pollution prone pipeline and service connection
and construction for tubewell against dry UWSS Ninder under PHED City
Division IV North Jaipur 3. Providing drinking water to temple premises
at Chetan Parwat Ninder Jaipur 4. Providing laying and jointing of HDPE
pipeline for improvement of pressure at tail end area of water supply
scheme Nangal Jaisa Bohra pumphouse under City Sub Divison III (North)
Jhotwara Jaipur and 5. Providing laying and jointing HDPE pipeline for
missing link pipeline of distribution system in Nayako ka mohalla and
Agrawalo ka mohalla under City Sub Div III North Jhotwara Jaipur under
the jurisdiction of City Division IV (North) Jaipur NIT No. 46-50/2022-
23 is invited from interested bidders up to 06:00 PM 27.09.2022 Other
particulars of the bid may be visited on the www.sppp.rajasthan.gov.in and
www.eproc.rajasthan.gov.in of the state and PHED departmental website.
UBN Code:
PHE2223WSOB06886
PHE2223WSOB06887
PHE2223WSOB06888
PHE2223WSOB06889
PHE2223WSOB06890
Executive Engineer,
P.H.E.D City DIV-IV (N),
Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur
Email : eenorth4.jai.phed@rajasthan.gov.in Telephone No. 0141-2988545
DIPR/C/12029/2022
No.: E.E./CD4(N)/2022-23/ Date : ...........
File No. 1185 Date : 16.09.2022
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
ELECT. DIV.-SECTT P.W.D. JAIPUR
Bids for Three Electric work are for invited from
interested bidder upto 6:00 PM Time, Date 26.09.2022. Other
particulars of the bid may be visited on the procurement portal
(http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in, http://sppp.raj.nic.in) of the
state; and Public work Department website. The approximate
value of the procurement is Rs. 48.47 Lacs.
UBN No.
1. PWD2223WSOB07538
2. PWD2223WSOB07539
3. PWD2223WSOB07540
Yours Faithfully
Executive Engineer,
PWD, Electric Division-sectt,
Jaipur
DIPR/C/12136/2022
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is given on the instructions of its owner and AG&P which Wants
to set up CNG/Fuel station at 489/346. Details of the said land: Khasra No.
489/346, Area Sedwa Village, Sedwa District: Barmer, Present Land Owner:
Mustaq Ali / Taj Mohammad Any right, title in relation to the said land or
the establishment of CNG / fuel station on the said land, Any entity, person
making claim, loan demand or interest or objection or making claim, such
entity may contact the person to the address/person given below within a
period of 10 days from the date of publication of this notice. In doing so, it
shall be presumed that there is no right, title, claim, benefit, demand or interest
or husband in or on the said land and the establishment of the Soning Station.
Shri Sai Abhishek Madhena
AGP CGD INDIA PVT. LTD.
Unit No.: 305, third floor, worldmark 2. Asset-8
Atithy Arocity, NH-8 new Delhi-110037
Contact: +918219976133,
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Add- V/p Kharchi,
tahsil Ramsar, dist. Barmer 344502
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200 bats relocated from Johari
Bazaar to Purani Haveli
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: A colony of
about 200 bats was suc-
cessfully rescued and
transferred from Pu-
rani Haveli in Johri
Bazar by the Forest De-
partment. Rajkishore
Yogi, Assistant Forest-
er from the Forest De-
partment, Rajendra -
Rescue Driver, and
with the help of Jaipur
Zoo Abhishek Bairwa
and Yashwant Sisodia
from Raksha Jaipur
team, along with Bat
Researcher Rohit
Chauhan surveyed the
bats in the old rooms.
Here,aspeciesof insec-
tivorous small bat
Greater Mouse Tailed
Bat (Rhinopoma micro-
phyllum) was found.
People were moved
from those rooms so
that the bats would not
be disturbed.
Bats were shifted
by NGO Raksha
Jaipur without any
‘disturbance’
Miscreants barge into doctors’
home, attack with screwdriver
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: The Vaishali
Nagar Police on Mon-
day launched an investi-
gation after four miscre-
ants allegedly barged
into a doctor’s house
and decamped with val-
uables. Police informed
the victims were beaten
and held hostage by the
miscreants. “The vic-
tims have been identi-
fied as Dr Iqbal Bharti
and his wife Dr Nasreen
Bharti. The four miscre-
ants, including a wom-
an, entered the house on
Monday afternoon and
started beating the vic-
tims. A maid was also
present in the home
when the incident oc-
curred. Dr Iqbal Bharti
was locked up in the
bathroom, while his
wife and maid were also
held hostage,” said DCP
(West) Vandita Rana.
“The accused looted
the house and fled from
the spot. The victims
alerted the police after
the incident. An FSL
team has collected sam-
ples from the house and
the matter is being in-
vestigated. The woman
involved in the loot is
identifiedasAnu.CCTV
footage is being gath-
ered to nab the accused.,
Dr. Iqbal Bharti’s house in Hanuman Nagar extension of Vaishali Nagar. The maid was locked in the
kitchen by miscreants. Dr Bharti was locked up in the bathroom. An FSL team inspecting the spot.
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT VAISHALI NAGAR Seers perform
rituals to save
cows from LSD
Gedar assumes
charge of Shilp &
Mati Kala Board
Jaipur (PTI): While
veterinary doctors
have been inoculat-
ing cows and other
cattle to protect them
from lumpy skin dis-
ease, seers on the
other hand have been
performing ‘yagyas’
for their good health.
An eight-day ‘Gau
Pusthi Mahayagya’
is being organised
under the guidance
of Mahant Narendra
Das at Om Trishakti
Ashram in Bhan-
purkalan, about 35
km from Jaipur, on
the Jaipur-Delhi Na-
tional Highway
.
The Panch Kundi-
ya Mahayagya start-
ed on September 15
and will end on Sep-
tember 22. People
from far-flung areas
have been thronging
the ashram to par-
ticipate in the yagya
and wait for their
turn to give offering,
Das told PTI.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The nominated
chairman of the Crafts
and Mati Kala Board,
Dungar Ram Gaidar,
took the charge of the
chairmaninhischamber
locatedatUdyogBhawan
on Monday
. He said that
the Shilp and Mati Kala
Board has been consti-
tuted for the protection
and promotion of art. In
February
, Gaidar was
nominated as the vice-
presidentof theBoardof
Crafts and Mati Kala.
RESPITE FROM HUMIDITY!
Sudden rain on Monday evening brought relief from heat and humidity in Jaipur. People
seen braving rain at Narayan Singh Circle. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Seminar to check online
sexual exploitation of kids
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A three-day on-
line training pro-
gramme on the topic
“Online Child Sexual
Exploitation of Chil-
dren” began at Ra-
jasthan Police Academy
(RPA) on Monday. The
training program, being
jointly organized by In-
ternational Centre for
Missing and Exploited
Children (IMEC) and
UNICEF Rajasthan, will
witness the participa-
tion of 61 police officials
from 7 states.
RPA Director Rajeev
Sharma informed that
police officials will be
imparted training from
acclaimed faculties of
IMEC. “A total of 61 po-
lice officials involved in
the investigation of
cases related to cyber
crimes and child abuse
will be participating.
From Rajasthan, 48 po-
lice officials will take
part in the training pro-
gram,” said ADG Ra-
jeev Sharma
Bats transferred from Purani Haveli in Johri Bazaar.
Law college president
too fails in exam, will
have to vacate post
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: The joy of
winning the elections
in Rajasthan Univer-
sity turned into de-
spair when the repre-
sentatives failed in
their respective ex-
ams. In the last few
days, three student
union officials of dif-
ferent colleges, who
won the student union
elections have failed
in the exams. Due to
this, now their posts
will be sealed and they
will have to be re-
moved from their re-
spective posts. The stu-
dent union president
of Law College Engi-
neering, Dhara Singh
Chaudhary failed to
clear the exam. Like-
wise, before this, the
vice president of the
same college met the
same fate. Moreover,
another office-bearer
from Rajasthan Col-
lege also failed to
clear the annual ex-
amination.All of
them will be removed
from their posts.
Dhara Singh Chaudhary
Rajeev Sharma addressing the
seminar at RPA in Jaipur.
Officials listening at the seminar on Online Child Sexual Exploitation.
Lawyers protest against change
in jurisdiction of Family Court
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Lawyersstaged
a sit-in protest against
the changing of the ju-
risdiction of the family
court. They are protest-
ed at the main gate of
the Family Court Bar
Association building.
The dharna was organ-
ized under the leader-
ship of PC Bhandari,
the convener of Advo-
cate Sangharsh Samiti.
Advocate PC Bhandari
said that the ‘indefinite
judicial boycott has be-
gun’. Due to this boy-
cott, hearings have been
interrupted in all three
family courts. A few
days ago, a memoran-
dum was given to the
presiding officer of the
family court. The Fam-
ily Court Bar Associa-
tion had submitted a
memorandum to the
Chief Justice.
Advocate PC Bhandari & other
lawyers protesting in Jaipur.
Dungar Ram Gaidar & Pukhraj
parashar
Row over posts
on religious
matter continues
Dinesh Tiwari
Jaipur: RAS officer
Laxmikant Balot’s
comment on the con-
troversy on Goddess
Ahilya sees no stop-
ping. Gurjar Gaur
Brahmin Mahasabha
submitted a memo-
randum in the name
of CM to the District
Collector. The memo-
randum demanded
strict action against
Balot and warned of
violent agitation if
action is not taken.
Some indecent re-
marks were made on
social media by RAS
officer Laxmikant Ba-
lot. Currently, Balot is
posted as an assistant
to Agriculture Mar-
keting Minister Mu-
rari Lal Meena.
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LUMPY ISSUE TO LOOM OVER RAJ
ASSEMBLY IN ONGOING SESSION
Central govt should ensure supply of vaccine for the prevention of Lumpy, urges CM
(L) CP Joshi welcoming the Chairman of public accounts committee
of Kerala Assembly. (R) Sachin Pilot reaches Assembly on Monday.
Jaipur: In a major update related to the much-hyped
Rajiv Gandhi Rural Olympic Games the dates of the
competition witnessed a change. The earlier dates of
competitions to be held at the district and state level
have been changed to September 29 and October
1. Earlier, the district and state level were to be held
between September 22 and 25. Similarly, the state
level competition to be held from October 2 to 5 will
now be held from October 10 to 13.
Jaipur: The Customs officials at Jaipur International
Airport on Sunday night seized a drone bought by
an air passenger from Bangkok. Officials informed
the passenger had travelled to Jaipur from Bangkok
by an Air Asia flight. “During checking, the customs
officials found a banned drone in his luggage. The
passenger was held and interrogated for hours by
the customs officials,” added a source.
CORONA: 1 DEATH,87 NEW CASES IN STATE
Jaipur: A person died of corona in Hanumangarh,
according to the health department bulletin on
Monday. With this the death toll increased to 9634
in the state. However, the number of new Covid
cases dropped to 87 in the bulletin. Now, only 1157
active cases are there in the state while 122 patients
recovered in 24 hours.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE OF RG RURAL
GAMES FOR DIST, STATE LEVEL MATCHES
CUSTOM OFFICIALS NAB ONE WITH
BANNED DRONE AT JAIPUR AIRPORT
NEWS DIGEST
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: A BJP legisla-
tor on Monday brought
a cow outside the as-
sembly premises to
draw the state govern-
ment's attention to-
wards the lumpy skin
disease. BJP MLA from
Pushkar assembly con-
stituency Suresh Singh
Rawat reached there
with a cow and started
moving towards the as-
sembly premises. How-
ever, as the legislator
was talking to the me-
dia persons, the cow
went berserk due to the
excessive noise and ran
away from the spot. The
legislator's supporters
were seen trying to
catch hold of it.
Holding a stick in his
hand, the MLA told re-
porters that cows are
suffering from lumpy
but the state govt is in a
deep slumber. "To draw
attention towards
lumpy, I brought a cow
to the Vidhan Sabha,"
Rawat said. As the cow
ran away, he said, "See,
the 'Gau Mata' is also
angry with govt."
Inside the House,
three Rashtriya Lok-
tantrik Party (RLP)
MLAs sat on a dharna
in the Well of the House
and raised slogans say-
ing 'Gomata kare pukar,
hum bachao sarkar'.
BJP MLA draws
attention on Lumpy
but the cow flees!
Pushkar MLA Suresh Singh Rawat reached Assembly with a cow
that fled from the spot. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
BJP TO HOLD
PROTEST TODAY
BJP Legislature Party
meeting was held at
BJP State HQs on
Monday and it was
decided to hold a
march to the Assem-
bly from the BJP head
office on Tuesday over
the issues of lumpy,
farmers loan waiver,
increased electricity
rates, crime against
women etc. Satish
Poonia, GC Kataria,
Vasundhara Raje,and
others were present in
the meeting.
KERALA MLAS MEET RAJ COUNTERPARTS
Members of Public Accounts Committee of Kerala
Legislative Assembly on Monday met Speaker of
Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Dr CP Joshi. The com-
mittee also visited Raj Vidhan Sabha and the Museum.
Dr Joshi welcomed the Chairman, Sunny Joseph and
presented the booklet and literature on the procedure,
manual and internal working of the committee.
Manoj Bhatnagar
Udaipur: Under the ae-
gis of Rajasthan Cricket
Association (RCA),
Colvin Shield cricket
competition concluded
in Udaipur, where team
Jaipur played brilliant-
ly in the final on Mon-
day and defeated Kota.
Abhijit Tomar and
Manendra Singh dis-
played good cricket and
led the team to become
win by 8 wickets.
Batting first, the en-
tire team of Kota was
dismissed for 198 runs
in 48.3 overs owing to
the tight bowling by
team Jaipur. Kunal Sin-
gh scored 40 and Sachin
Malav scored 36. Kam-
lesh Nagarkoti, Shub-
ham Sharma and
Lakhan Bharti took 2
wickets each. Chasing
the target of 199 runs,
Jaipur scored 179 runs
unbeaten, giving a great
start, openers Manen-
dra Singh (97 runs) and
Abhijeet Tomar (89
runs) led strong founda-
tion. In the closing cer-
emony, Director of
Rockwoods School Anil
Sharma, Secy of RCA
Mahendra Sharma,
Joint Secy, Mahendra
Nahar and Shakti Sin-
gh, Giriraj Sanadhya,
Anas Pathan, Manoj
Bhatnagar and Manoj
Chaudhary presented
individual prizes and
trophies to the players.
Jaipur wins championship, beats Kota by 8 wickets
COLVIN SHIELD

Owing to the
batting by
Jaipur’s
Manendra Singh
(97), Abhijit
Tomar(89)
Jaipur defeated
Kota by 8
wickets in the
finals
Winning team Jaipur with the trophy in Udaipur on Monday. Officials of RCA also seen. Rockwoods
Hihg School director, Anil Sharma gave a cash amount of Rs 11,000 each to both the teams.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Prominent Hin-
du seer Acharya Dhar-
mendra passed away
here on Monday after a
prolonged illness, family
sources said. He was 80.
According to family
sources, Acharya was
under treatment at the
SMS Hospital in Jaipur
from Aug 28. Many lead-
ers, including PM Modi
and Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah, have con-
doled his demise.
Prime Minister Modi
described Acharya’s
death as an irreparable
loss to the spiritual
world. Governor Kalraj
Mishra and Union Min-
ister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat condoled the
demiseof Maharajshree
demise. Mishra prayed
for the peace of his vir-
tuous soul and strength
to the bereaved families.
Swami’s son Somendra
Sharma and Pandit
Shubesh Sharma said
that the last journey of
Maharajshree will leave
at 10.30 am on Tuesday
.
and the last journey will
reach Panchkhand
Peeth where he will be
given his last farewell.
TributespourinforAcharyaSwami
Dharmendra,lastritestodayincity
BJP state president Dr Satish Poonia, Arun Chaturvedi paying
floral tributes to Swami Dharmendra Maharaj on latter’s demise
in Jaipur on Monday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
Heart is pained to hear
the news of Shrimad
Panchkhand Peethad-
heeshwar Acharya Shri
Dharmendra ji Maharaj's
departure to Devlok. His
whole life was devoted
to the spirit of Sanatan
culture and brotherhood.
I pray to give departed
soul a place at God's feet.
GS Shekhawat
@gssjodhpur
Acharya Dharmendra
Ji Maharaj, a devotee
of Lord Shri Ram,
has left for heavenly
abode. He played a
major role in the Ram
temple construction
movement. This is an
irreparable loss to the
entire society.
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: A female BJP
worker in Alwar has al-
legedly been threatened
with dire consequences
after she wrote a post on
social media. The vic-
tim, Charul Agarwal,
an IIT Delhi pass-out,
received a threat letter
outside her flat located
at Shalimar Awas Yoja-
na Extension in Alwar.
“At around 7:45 am on
Monday, Charul Agar-
wal came out of her flat
to drop her children to
school. She then spotted
a letter near the wid-
ow,” police said.
“As soon as she
opened the letter, she
went into shock after
reading it. The letter
bearing her name stat-
ed that Gyanvapi is
ours and will remain
ours. If you write a post
about our religion,
then you will face a
similar fate as Kanhai-
ylal Sahu. The victim
has received a death
threat and the accused
has threatened to kill
her by September 25,”
police added.
A police complaint
has been filed in this re-
gard and the matter is
being investigated by
the officials.
Female BJP worker gets
death threat over social
media post on Gyanvapi
Charul Agarwal, BJP member
Amid uproar, sloganeering by BJP,
Speaker Joshi adojourns the House
From Pg 1...
Astheuproarincreased,
Joshi adjourned the pro-
ceedings of the House
for the second time in
fiveminutes.Thelegisla-
tors said the meeting of
the 7th session of the
House was adjourned
sine die on March 28 and
instead of calling a fresh
session, the state govt
extendedthesessionand
resumeditfromSeptem-
ber 19. “Legislators,
whose quota of asking
100 questions in a ses-
sionhasbeencompleted,
are not being allowed to
ask questions. This is a
violation of our demo-
cratic right,” LoP Gulab
Chand Kataria said.
Congress state presi-
dent Govind Singh Do-
tasra interrupted. Soon
after commotion esca-
lated and seeing the up-
roar, the Speaker ad-
journed the House.
Just before paying
homagetodeceasedlead-
ers, the Speaker again
adjourned the House for
five minutes asking Op-
position leaders to be on
their seats. Later, Joshi
read the obituary mes-
sage and adjourned the
House for the day
.
RLP MLAs raising banners in
the House on Monday.
Flight to Dubai in crisis
at Jaipur Int’l airport
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: There is crisis
on another internation-
al air destination from
Jaipur. The flight from
Jaipur to Abu Dhabi 3L-
176 is not operating
since Sept 8. Air Arabia
operates Abu Dhabi air-
line, this flight leaves
from Jaipur at 5:40 am
to Abu Dhabi 2 days a
week. But the flight is
being canceled due to
low passenger load.
The Dehradun Indigo
flight number 6E-7414 is
also getting canceled
every day from Jaipur
due to the decline in
pilgrims going to
Haridwar-Rishikesh.
Due to the rain, there
was a shortage of tour-
ists going for excur-
sions, while SpiceJet
also canceled the flight
to Dehradun.
Yogesh Sharma &
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has as-
sured that the State
Government is making
every effort to save the
lives of bovines from
lumpy skin disease in
the state.
While talking to the
media in Rajasthan
Legislative Assembly
on Monday, he said that
all the members of the
Legislative Assembly to
move away from politi-
cal ideology and come
forward to save the bo-
vines. “Together, they
should demand the Cen-
tral Government to de-
clare this disease as a
national calamity and
to be treated like pan-
demic, so that the dis-
ease can be controlled
at the earliest. It is the
important responsibil-
ity of the Central Gov-
ernment to ensure the
supply of necessary
vaccines and medi-
cines for the preven-
tion of the disease. For
this the members of
the opposition should
cooperate,” he said.
The Chief Minister
said that on August 15,
2022, an all-party meet-
ing was held at the
Chief Minister’s resi-
dence for the preven-
tion of lumpy skin dis-
ease in the state.
“In this, discussions
were held with the pub-
lic representatives of
various parties, reli-
gious leaders, volun-
tary organizations, gos-
hala operators and ex-
perts etc. regarding
lumpy disease. Every-
one unanimously called
it a serious matter.
Therefore, we all should
make efforts to declare
the disease as a nation-
al calamity by forget-
ting political differ-
ences.” he said.
ASSEMBLY
SESSION
CM Ashok Gehlot
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
I called a meeting on
August 15 regarding
lumpy skin disease and
called the leaders of
the opposition, talked
to everyone, talked to
the religious leaders,
our priority is how
to save the lives of
cows from lumpy skin
disease, but the Indian
government will give
the vaccine, the medi-
cines they will give.
CM cornered BJP for
influencing Governor.
“It has never hap-
pened in history. The
cabinet requests and
the Governor calls
a session. But last
time despite repeated
requests, the session
was not being called
as BJP had indicated
to the Governor.
Many times the Gov-
ernor orders the govt
to prove its majority
but session was not
called. We deliberate-
ly did not prorogue
the session,” CM
Gehlot said.
GEHLOT CORNERS
BJP OVER
GOVERNOR ROW
HIGHLIGHTS
 Courtesy meeting of
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot and Sachin
Pilot took place at
the entrance of the
House.
 About 10 minutes
conversation of
former Education
Minister Vasudev
Devnani with former
Chief Minister
Vasundhara Raje.
Issues like ERCP
and other issues
were discussed.
 Proceedings of the
Assembly adjourned
till 11 am today.

PERSPECTIVE
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Be on your guard; stand
firm in the faith; be
courageous; be strong.
—Bible
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Our wrestlers make us proud. Congrats
to @Phogat_Vinesh and @BajrangPunia
on their Bronze medal wins at the
World Wrestling Championships,
Belgrade. This is special for both as
Vinesh becomes the 1st Indian woman
to win 2 medals on this platform and
Bajrang wins his 4th medal.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Deeply involved in Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi movement and the
death of Shrimad Panchkhand
Peethadheeshwar Acharya Dharmendra
ji is very sad. Devlokgaman of Acharya
Dharmendra ji is an irreparable loss
to the world of Dharma, Sanatan and
Spirituality. May Lord Shri Ram place
the departed virtuous soul at his feet.
TOP TWEETS
STATE PCC UNITS
SUPPORT FOR RaGa
AS PRESIDENT MAY
SILENCE DISSENTERS
otification for Con-
gress president’s
election is expected
on September 22.
However, with one
state unit after another reposing
faith in Rahul Gandhi’s leader-
ship, chances are that the much-
promised election to the top post
of the party will not happen.
After Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh
and Gujarat, Maharashtra unit
of the party also backed Rahul
as party chief. Tamil Nadu and
Bihar units also want Rahul at
the helm. Garnering support
from state units is not the kind
of reforms dissenting members
of the party talked about but it
is obvious that Rahul is set to
take over from Sonia Gandhi.
Rahul himself is busy with
his Bharat Jodo Yatra in a bid to
revive the party but his focus so
far has been more on the south-
ern states and not those where
the party barely exists. He also
skipped the north-eastern states
and Gujarat. Especially intrigu-
ing was his spending 18 days in
the Communist ruled Kerala and
only two days in Uttar Pradesh.
N
omen may not
have got 33 per-
cent reservation
in legislatures yet
but they will sure-
ly have a day - September 22
- in the UP Assembly all to
themselves. Only women
members of the House will
debate various issues, includ-
ing those concerning their
respective constituencies and
women. If all goes well pre-
siding officers for the two
Houses will also be appointed
for the day from among the
women legislators. Since 33
percent reservation for wom-
en is not happening any time
soon, this unique experiment
should be more than a conso-
lation for them. The Opposi-
tion planned to raise a storm
during the five-day session
over the recent rapes and
murders in Lakhimpur Kheri
but it could find itself run out
of steam when women hold
the charge.
The Speaker Satish Maha-
na said that the step was initi-
ated as women legislators
were hesitant to take part in
discussions due to male dom-
ination as that made them
uncomfortable. Interestingly
,
of the 46 women legislators 30
belong to the BJP
, 12 are from
the Samajwadi Party and
three are from Apna Dal. Con-
gress has just one member.
The debate on crime against
women would be worth
watching when the House as-
sembles on September 22.
While this novel idea
should be welcomed, women
deserve 33 percent represen-
tation in the legislatures. It is
a long-pending demand but
political parties in reality
baulk at the proposal while
making promises. A Bill to
grant women 33 percent rep-
resentation in Parliament
and state legislatures has
been awaiting nod for the last
over 25 years. Maybe, UP will
also work towards that.
A DAY FOR WOMEN
MLAs IN UP HOUSE
Only women members of
the House will debate on
various issues, including
those concerning
their respective
constituencies and
women. If all goes well,
presiding officers for the two
Houses will also be
appointed for the day from
among the women legislators
W
PUNCTUALITY
CONSCIOUSNESS
etter late than never!”, “I may
get late but I’ll be there!” We
often hear such expressions,
but really which one of us
likes to be kept waiting?
Punctuality is a mark of
consideration, orderliness
and thoughtfulness. It means
arriving or acting at the right
time.Apunctualtrain/flight,
apunctualpaymentorapunc-
tual person shows up ‘on the
dot.’Itrequiresgoodplanning
andforesight,thoughattimes,
one can be unavoidably late.
The one who is habitually
late seems to convey by his /
her actions, “my time is more
valuable than yours, so you
can wait until I am ready
.”
Such a person appears not
only disorganized and unreli-
able but also somewhat egois-
ticandinconsiderate.He/She
loses the respect of others and
is viewed as non-dependable.
In nature, we observe from
the smallest living things to
the boundless universe, that
all of them operate as if gov-
erned by an invisible clock.
Even farmers plant crops on
time in order to get the best
possible harvest.
Some might feel that they
do not like to live by the clock,
having their every move gov-
erned by it. Being punctual is
not simply a matter of being
controlled by the clock. It is
about having other people’s
interest and benefit in mind.
It enables others to cooperate
and much can be accom-
plished as a result.
Attitude towards time var-
ies from one part of the world
to another. To be punctual is
more than a regional prefer-
ence. It is a habit, as being hy-
genic or polite is a habit. One
is not born with them, they
need to be cultivated. Most
people may come from fami-
lies and backgrounds where
there is no concept of punctu-
ality, or a need to coordinate
one’s efforts with others.
Questions to ask oneself,
“Am I known to be a latecom-
er? Am I easily distracted?
Do I have difficulty in organ-
izing myself? Do I keep work
pending?”
At times, there are hidden
motives behind lateness – that
of showing one’s own impor-
tance, getting attention, or
avoiding the need to wait for
others. An even more subtle
cause for lateness is to auto-
matically create a last-minute
rush to provide some kind of
excitement.Byplanningweek-
ends effectively
, the monotony
of routine work can be broken
and one can feel recharged.
When two parties agree to
meet at a specific time and
place, it is decent and proper
for them to be punctual. But
those who constantly make
others wait steal their time.
If oneisregularlylateforap-
pointments, advance planning
helps in cutting non-essential
time wasters and prevents one
from overbooking one’s sched-
ule.Thishelptoavoidunneces-
sary stress for oneself and oth-
ers. Aiming to arrive early al-
lows for unexpected circum-
stances such as traffic conges-
tion or bad weather.
How can one cope with
family members and associ-
ates who are often late? Such
ones can be reminded in ad-
vance. An honest talk about
the problem with them can
be helpful. Also, accepting
their lateness as a fact of life,
one can develop strategies to
cope with it effectively
.
For instance, working with
those who have an easygoing
approach to put off things un-
til “tomorrow”, we must be
careful not to lose mutual
trust and confidence in the
interest of productivity
. Rath-
er than taking out frustra-
tion,kindnessmusttakeprec-
edence over efficiency
. Antici-
pating beforehand the need to
wait, can prepare us to keep
other tasks handy
. In some
cases, one may avoid includ-
ing latecomers in important
plans to maintain peace.
Timing every activity leads
to saving extra time. An extra
ten minutes each morning, or
a half hour in the evening or
just a few minutes here and
there during the day
, can be a
personal reward.
Punctuality indicates com-
petence. It reflects being in
control of one’s life. It also
shows dependability. Such
persons are appreciated and
respected for keeping their
word. Organizations value
those who arrive on time and
meet deadlines. They are re-
warded with higher salary
and greater trust.
Being punctual demon-
strates reliability, diligence
and trust worthiness – skills
that show professionalism.
Punctual and prompt per-
sons impart confidence in
others. They remain calm
and get more done from oth-
ers. When punctuality be-
comes a habit, one does not
need to dash frantically from
one thing to another.
“Do you love life? Then do
not squander time, for that is
the stuff life is made of,” said
a philosopher. With a right
mind-set, self control and
personal discipline – one can
be punctuality conscious!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
“
B
REKHA KUMAR
The writer is a personal
development skills facilitator.
rekhakumar@protonmail.com
Punctual and prompt
persons impart confidence in
others. They remain calm
and get more done from
others. When punctuality
becomes a habit, one does not
need to dash frantically from
one thing to another. “Do
you love life? Then do not
squander time, for that is the
stuff life is made of,” said a
philosopher. With a right
mind-set, self control and
personal discipline – one can
be punctuality conscious!
Punctuality is a mark of
consideration, orderliness
and thoughtfulness. It
means arriving or acting
at the right time. A
punctual train / flight,
a punctual payment
or a punctual person
shows up ‘on the dot.’
It requires good planning
and foresight, though at
times, one can be
unavoidably late

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Alappuzha (ANI): The
12th day of ‘Bharat
Jodo Yatra’ started with
an interaction between
Congress MP Rahul
Gandhi and the fisher
folk of Alappuzha dis-
trict on Monday
.
The interaction took
place at 6 AM in the
morning at Vadackal
beach in Alappuzha.
He extended his sup-
port to the fishermen
and said that he was
aware of the problems
faced by the fisher folk.
“The government is
not giving subsidies to
the labourers, but it is
givingenoughtreatment
to the billionaires who
are close with the gov-
ernment. Everyone
should think about
where the subsidy is go-
ing,”saidRahulGandhi.
During the interac-
tion, Rahul Gandhi also
alleged that there were
no job opportunities
that were created by the
Central Government.
“Government is not
interested in getting
enough education to the
children of common
people and they are not
also interested in get-
ting jobs to them. The
central government is
only interested in two
or three rich people
who are very close to
the government. There
is no concern for the
government about
small-scale entrepre-
neurs, farmers, and
daily wage labourers. It
is the duty of the gov-
ernment to give jobs to
its citizens,” said MP
Rahul Gandhi.
He further highlight-
ed that the “UPA govt
was giving Rs 72000
crores as the debt relief
to the common people.
But today Modi govt is
keeping its friendship
only with rich people.
Financial aid of the
Central Government is
going to their hands.”
The Congress leader
also them that he would
stand with them to get
grievances resolved
and also gave assurance
that the opposition in
Kerala would stand
with the fishermen.
AICC General Secre-
tary KC Venugopal and
Kerala Opposition
Leader VD Satheesan
were also present.
INDIA
05
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow:TheYogiAdi-
tyanath government has
onceagainundertakena
majoradministrativere-
shuffle after the recent
transfer of 14 IAS offic-
ers including 10 District
Magistrates. Now, 17
moreIASofficersinclud-
ing 6 CDOs have been
transferred in the state.
Inthesuffle,newVice-
Chairmen have been
posted in Gorakhpur,
Varanasi, Aligarh and
Bulandshahr-Khurja
Development Authori-
ties, while new Munici-
palCommissionershave
been appointed in Gha-
ziabad and Aligarh Mu-
nicipal Corporations.
Moreover, new Chief
Development Officers
(CDOs) have been ap-
pointed in six districts.
As per the transfer
list, Municipal Commis-
sioner Ghaziabad - Ma-
hendra Singh Tanwar -
has been made the Vice-
Chairman of Gorakh-
pur Development Au-
thority
.Inhisplace,CDO
Mathura - Nitin Gaur -
will be the Municipal
Commissionerof Ghazi-
abad Municipal Corpo-
ration. Rampur’s Joint
Magistrate - Manish
Meena - will be CDO Ma-
thura while CDO Vara-
nasi - Abhishek Goyal -
has been made the Vice-
Chairman of Varanasi
Development Authority
.
Meerut’s Joint Magis-
trate - Suraj Patel - will
now be CDO Fatehpur
while CDO Chitrakoot -
Amit Asri - has been
made Municipal Com-
missioner of Aligarh
Municipal Corporation.
Meanwhile, Jalaun’s
JointMagistrate-Ankur
Kaushik - will now take
over the responsibility
of CDO Chitrakoot.
Dr Ankur Lather, who
was CDO Amethi, has
been entrusted with the
responsibility of Vice-
Chairman Bulandsha-
har-KhurjaDevelopment
Authority
, while Divya
Prakash Giri, who was
posted as Additional
Commissioner (Excise)
in Prayagraj, has been
senttothepostof Special
Secretary
,Fertilizersand
Logistics.Moreover,CDO
Fatehpur-SatyaPrakash
- has been sent to Praya-
graj as Additional Com-
missioner (Excise).
Additionally, Basti’s
Joint Magistrate - Am-
ritpal Kaur - will serve
asCDOSultanpur,Jhan-
siJointMagistrate-San-
ya Chhabra - as CDO
Amethi, UP Election
Commissioner Krishan
Kumar Gupta as Special
Secy Secondary Educa-
tion, Sanjeev Singh who
has been put on APO as
has been transferred to
the post of Special Secy
Finance. Meanwhile,
cancelling the posting
order of Ravindra Pal
Singh, who was trans-
ferredfromSpecialSecy
,
Home to Special Secy,
Secondary Education,
thegovernmenthasnow
posted him as Special
Secy, Language and Di-
rector Hindi Sansthan.
17 MORE IAS OFFICERS TRANSFERRED IN UP
BUREAUCRATIC RESHUFFLE
New Delhi (Agencies):
Punjab Chief Minister
Bhagwant Mann on
Mondayannouncedthat
he has called for a spe-
cial session of the state
assembly on September
22 for a majority test on
the floor of the house.
After news of the
BJP’s ‘Operation Lotus’
to break off Aam Aadmi
Party MLAs, we want to
prove legally as well
that our government
stands strong, Mann
said in a video message.
“The faith of the peo-
ple has no value in any
currency of the world...
On Thursday
, 22 Septem-
ber, a special session of
the Punjab Vidhan Sab-
ha will be convened and
this will be proved legal-
ly by submitting a vote
of confidence...Longlive
the revolution,” he
tweeted in Punjabi.
Ruling AAP MLAs
had five days back filed
a complaint with the
state’s top cop Gaurav
Yadav against the BJP
for trying to topple their
government by offering
money to its MLAs and
threatening them.
Led by state’s senior-
most minister Harpal
Singh Cheema, 11 party
MLAs and Deputy
Speaker of Punjab Vid-
han Sabha, Jai Krishan
Singh Rouri, submitted
their written complaint
to the DGP on Septem-
ber 14.
BHARAT
JODO YATRA
RAHUL INTERACTS WITH FISHER FOLK
AT ALAPPUZHA, ASSURES SUPPORT
7 STATE CONGRESS UNITS WANT
RAHUL GANDHI AS PRESIDENT
PUNJAB GOVT MAY
REVERT TO OLD
PENSION SCHEME
DEATH PENALTY: 5-JUDGE BENCH TO HEAR
THE MATTER ON FRAMING GUIDELINES
STAY ON DISMISSAL
OF IPS WHO PROBED
ISHRAT ENCOUNTER
PATRA CHAWL SCAM:
RAUT’S JUDICIAL
CUSTODY EXTENDED
SC REFUSES TO HEAR
PLEA ON KILLING OF
KASHMIRI PANDIT
SC SEEKS CENTRE’S
RESPONSE ON THE
AMC MUMBAI PLEA
The Congress leader took picture with the fisher folk
and expressed happiness to spend time with them
Rahul Gandhi participates in a snake boat race exhibition, at Punnamada lake in Alappuzha on Monday.
New Delhi (ANI): Seven
state units have pressed
for Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi to take charge as
the president of the party
in a move that increasingly
indicates that the next Con-
gress chief will be chosen
by consensus rather than
through a vote. Even as the
Congress Working Com-
mittee, the highest decision
making body of the party,
released the schedule of
the elections last month,
Gujarat, Rajasthan and
Chhattisgarh state Con-
gress units passed a reso-
lution seeking the return of
Gandhi as president. After
Gujarat, Rajasthan and
Chhattisgarh, other states
that have passed this reso-
lution include Tamil Nadu,
Bihar and Maharashtra.
Meanwhile, the Jammu and
Kashmir Pradesh Congress
Committee is set to pass
a resolution urging Rahul
Gandhi to lead the party as
the President.
Mumbai (Agencies):
Ritesh Agarwal, the
Founder and Chief
Executive Officer
of Softbankbacked-
OYO, earned `5.6
crore in compensa-
tion in the last fis-
cal year, an in-
crease of 250 percent
from the year before, ac-
cording to the firm’s fil-
ing with market regula-
tor SEBI on Monday
.
Global hospitality ser-
vices platform OYO filed
new financial documents
to its earlier submitted
draftredherringprospec-
tus to market regulator
Securities and Exchange
Board of India, and
nowplansforapub-
lic issue early next
year.In that regula-
tory filing, details
showed the com-
pany cut employ-
ee’s salary and bonus
expenses significantly,
according to the firm’s
latest regulatory filing.
But the CEO’s com-
pensation jumped to
`5.6 crore in the last fis-
cal year, FY22, from `1.6
crore in the year before
that.
First India Bureau
Noida: As per the or-
ders of the Uttar
Pradesh government,
the ‘Vidyut Samadhan
Saptah’ running in the
entire state including
Greater Noida came to
an end on Monday. The
guidance and inspira-
tion of Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath and
State Energy Minister
Arvind Kumar Sharma
helped a lot in making
this event a success. En-
ergy Minister Arvind
Kumar Sharma also
visited several camps in
the state to take stock of
the entire programme.
In this event, which
ran from September 12
to 19, consumers’ prob-
lems were resolved on
the spot by organizing
specialcampsinGreater
Noida on behalf of Noi-
daPowerCompanyLim-
ited (NPCL). By noon on
the last day, about 1141
consumers had availed
the benefit of this event
and the problems of
1080 consumers had
been resolved.
Tamil Nadu, Bihar
units also want
RaGa back as
Congress chief
New Delhi: After Ra-
jasthan and Chhattisgarh,
the Tamil Nadu and Bihar
units of the Congress
have now passed resolu-
tions that Rahul Gandhi
should again become
the President of the
party. The resolution was
passed in a TNCC General
Council Meeting held ear-
lier on Monday.
Maha Congress
passes resolution
to appoint Rahul
as party Prez
Mumbai (Agencies): With
the notification of the
Congress president polls
just days away, the Maha-
rashtra Pradesh Congress
Committee on Monday
passed a resolution for
appointing Rahul Gandhi
as the national president
of the party.
WHOEVER WANTS TO JOIN BJP CAN
GO: CONGRESS LEADER KAMAL NATH
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Congress
president Kamal Nath has said that
anyone from the Congress who
wishes to join the Bharatiya Janata
Party can freely go and join them if
they so desire. “I have been asked
why people from Congress are
joining BJP and what the Congress
is doing to stop them. You think
Congress is finished? Congress is not going to stop
anyone. Anyone who feels that his/her ideology is
better aligned with the BJP is free to go. “In fact,
I’ll tell them to take my car and go join the BJP. We
only want people who can work dutifully,” he said.
CAPTAIN AMARINDER’S DECISION TO JOIN BJP AFTER FARMERS’
PROTEST WON’T BE APPRECIATED: CONGRESS MP DEEPENDER HOODA
New Delhi (ANI): With former Punjab
Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Sin-
gh joining the Bharatiya Janata Party
on Monday, Congress MP Deepender
Hooda called out the former’s move
and said that it was a wrong decision.
“I believe this is a wrong decision
taken by Captain Amarinder Singh.
Right after the farmers’ protest, his
decision of joining the BJP will not be ap-
preciated by the people,” said Hooda.
He further dismissed the speculations
of a rift in his home party and said,
“There is no conflict among leaders
of the Haryana Congress.” Captain
Singh’s exit is another high profile
exit from the grand old party. The
development came days after Singh
met Union Home Minister Amit Shah
in New Delhi.
Citing ‘Operation Lotus’, Punjab
CM Mann calls for majority test
Chandigarh: The old
pension system (OPS)
or old pension scheme
has been a bone of
contention between the
govt employees and the
exchequer. While many
states like Jharkhand
and Chhattisgarh have
announced restoration
of the OPS, thousands
of govt employees held a
protest recenlty in Gujarat
demanding the restora-
tion of the old pension
system. Now, in good
news for the government
employees of Punjab, the
AAP govt has announced
that it’s considering
restoring the OPS.
Consumers’ complaints
resolved during‘Vidyut
Samadhan Saptah’
The week-long campaign ran
from September 12 to 19.
IAS Mahendra S Tanwar IAS Nitin Gaur IAS Himanshu Nagpal IAS Sanya Chhabra
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Monday referred
to a five-judge Constitution bench a suo motu plea on
framing of guidelines on how and when potential mitigat-
ing circumstances be considered by courts during trial
in cases which entail the death penalty as the maximum
punishment. A bench headed by Chief Justice Uday
Umesh Lalit said it was of the opinion that this matter
required a hearing by a larger bench to have clarity and
uniform approach as to when an accused, facing death
penalty as maximum sentence, is required to be heard
with regard to mitigating circumstances. “Let matter be
placed before the CJI for orders in this regard,” Justice S
Ravindra Bhat said while pronouncing the verdict. A death
sentence is irreversible and every opportunity should
be given to the accused for consideration of mitigating
circumstances so that the court concludes that capital
punishment is not warranted, the bench had observed.
New Delhi (ANI): The
Supreme Court on Monday
directed the Centre that the
dismissal order of Gujarat
cadre IPS officer Satish
Chandra Verma, who had
assisted the CBI in its probe
into the alleged fake encoun-
ter case of Ishrat Jahan, will
not be effected for one week.
The SC asked Delhi High
Court to decide if the stay
is to be extended beyond a
week. It further said that it is
for Verma to take appropri-
ate steps for amending the
petition pending before the
Delhi HC to challenge the
order of his dismissal.
Mumbai (ANI): A Special
Prevention of Money Laun-
dering Act (PMLA) court
here on Monday extended
the judicial custody of Shiv
Sena MP Sanjay Raut by
14 days in connection with
the Patra Chawl land scam
case. Raut, whose judicial
custody was extended
on September 5 by 14
days ended on Monday,
following which he was
produced before the court.
He was first sent to judicial
custody on August 8. The
court will hear the bail plea
of the Shiv Sena leader on
Wednesday.
refused to entertain a plea
seeking a probe into the
murder of advocate Tika Lal
Taploo in Kashmir valley
in 1989 by terrorists. The
bench of Justices BR Gavai
and CT Ravikumar refused
to hear the matter saying it
had not entertained a simi-
lar matter that came before
it recently. “We are not
inclined to interfere...,” said
the bench while granting
the liberty to the petitioner
to avail of alternate rem-
edies. The petitioner then
withdrew the plea.
sought the Centre’s
response to a plea filed by
the Association of Medical
Consultants (AMC), Mum-
bai challenging Section 34
(Rights of Persons to prac-
tice) of the National Com-
mission for Indian System
of Medicine Act, 2020 and
National Commission for
Homoeopathy Act, 2020.
An SC Bench sought a
response from the Centre
and others on a plea filed
by AMC Mumbai and listed
the matter on November 4
for further hearing.
OYO chief’s pay rises
250% to `5.6 crore
Lucknow: UP govt has transferred 15 PCS
officers of the SDM rank in which PCS
Mani Arora has been appointed as SDM
Moradabad, Ranjit Kumar as OSD Meerut
Authority, Shalini Singh Tomar as Asst Di-
rector- Local Bodies Directorate, Sakshi Ver-
ma as OSD Yamuna Express Noida, Satish
Kumar Kushwaha as OSD Noida Authority,
Rajinikanth as OSD Greater Noida Authority,
Shipra Pal as SDM Lucknow, Shikha Shukla
as SDM Ghaziabad, Gautam Singh as OSD
Bareilly Authority, Sandeep Kumar Verma as
SDM Sambhal, Alok Kumar Gupta as SDM
Noida, Himanshu Verma as SDM Ghaziabad,
Vipin Kumar Dwivedi became Asst Munici-
pal Commissioner Ayodhya, Harsh Chawla
became SDM Bijnor and Mahendra K Singh
became OSD Ayodhya Authority!!
15 PCS OFFICERS ALSO TRANSFERRED IN UP
Bhagwant Mann

Kolkata (Agencies):
In a blow to Mamata Ba-
nerjee, the BJP has
swept the election to a
cooperative body in
Nandigram, a former
Trinamool Congress
stronghold where the
Bengal Chief Minister
was defeated in 2021.
The BJP has won 11
of the 12 seats of the co-
operative body Bheku-
tia Samabay Krishi
Samity, which was ear-
lier run by Mamata Ba-
nerjee’s Trinamool.
Only one seat went to
the Trinamool in the
election held on Sunday
.
Last month, the Tri-
namool had won big in
another part of Nandi-
gram. The Trinamool
had won 51 seats in
Nandigram-2 Block,
the CPM one and the
BJP none. Mamata Ba-
nerjee’s party also
swept the polls in Con-
tai and Singur. Both
parties accused each
other of violence in
Sunday’s polls.
The BJP accused the
Trinamool of trying to
bring in outsiders to
disrupt voting. The
Trinamool had the
same charge for Suv-
endu Adhikari.
According to news
agency PTI, a local pan-
chayat samiti member,
who said he belonged to
the Trinamool, was
seen on TV channels be-
ing manhandled by
some women, who tore
his shirt. He was res-
cued by the police.
Nationalist greetings to all the
Cooperative Society voters of Bhekutia
Samabay Krishi Unnayan Samiti, of
my Nandigram Constituency, for electing the
BJP panel of directors. Victories like this pave the
path for greater success in the future.
—Suvendu Adhikari, BJP Leader
INDIA
06
A win for Mamata Banerjee’s Nandigram rival Suvendu Adhikari
POSITIVE SIGN FOR BJP
Mamata Banerjee’
Islamabad (ANI): For-
mer Pakistan Prime
Minister and Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)
chairman Imran Khan
will address a public
gathering in Punjab
province on Monday, lo-
cal media reported.
As many as 1400 po-
licemen are deployed to
ensure the security of
the people and a plan
has been issued to en-
sure the smooth flow of
traffic throughout the
city, ARY News report-
ed. Preparations for the
gathering have been fi-
nalized and an 8-feet
wide and 20 feet tall
stage has been set up for
Imran Khan and other
party leaders.
On Sunday, former
PM Khan reiterated the
call for early elections
and said that the revo-
lution is knocking at
Pakistan’s doorstep
and a passage should be
created for political sta-
bility by organising
early elections, report-
ed ARY News.
Meanwhile, Pakistan
Prime Minister She-
hbaz Sharif and Paki-
stan Muslim League-N
supremo Nawaz Sharif
agreed to hold the next
general elections at the
stipulated time. The
Sharif brothers held a
meeting in London
where the two talked
about the next general
elections, Geo News re-
ported citing sources.
The brothers also
agreed that the present
coalition government
will complete its consti-
tutional term. The Paki-
stan PM, who is in Lon-
don to attend the state
funeral of late Queen
Elizabeth II, held a
three-and-a-half-hour
meeting with Nawaz
Sharif and discussed a
range of issues con-
cerning the country
.
Earlier this month,
while speaking during a
public rally in Faisal-
abad, the former Prime
Minister had called out
the government, saying
that it was delaying the
elections to appoint an
army chief of its own
and that if a “patriotic
chief of army staff
comes in, he will not
spare the incumbent
rulers.” Lamenting the
impact of floods in Pa-
kistan, the former
prime minister said
that the 2010 floods and
the current ones had
caused immense devas-
tation, particularly in
Sindh. He said that the
economic fallout of the
floods would be wit-
nessed during the win-
ter season. “Tell me (…)
do they have a solution?
Exports are falling,
loans are rising, remit-
tances are falling (…)
your capacity to give
loans is shrinking.”
“The economy is
shrinking while un-
employment is ris-
ing,” Khan main-
tained, adding that
such record high infla-
tion — which clocked
in at 27.3 per cent in
August — was “never
seen before in the his-
tory of Pakistan”.
Imran Khan to address public
in Pakistan’s Punjab today
As many as 1400 policemen have been deployed to ensure people’s security
PAKISTAN COURT
ORDERS TO DELETE
TERROR CHARGES
I DON’T BELIEVE PM
BEHIND MISUSE OF
CBI, ED: MAMATA
MAYAWATI'S SCATHING ATTACK ON
BJP AFTER ITS 'JOBLESS' JIBE
UP CM YOGI EXUDES CONFIDENCE
AHEAD OF MONSOON SESSION
SCPANELASSURESSTRICTACTION
SISTERS’ DEATH IN UP'S LAKHIMPUR KHERI
New Delhi (PTI): In
a major relief to
former prime min-
ister Imran Khan, a
Pakistani court on
Monday ordered to
delete terror charges
in a case against him
for making con-
troversial remarks
against a female
judge during a rally
here last month.
During a rally on Aug
20, Khan had threat-
ened to file cases
against top police
officials.
Kolkata (PTI): Baner-
jee said she doesn’t
believe that Prime
Minister is behind the
alleged excesses of
central agencies in
the state and blamed
a section of the BJP
leaders for misusing
them to serve their
interests. Banerjee,
who was speaking
on a resolution in the
Assembly against the
“excesses” of the cen-
tral probe agencies.
Lucknow (ANI): After the ruling BJP branded the
opposition in UP as ‘jobless’, Bahujan Samaj Party
(BSP) chief Mayawati on Mon-
day launched a scathing attack
on Bharatiya Janata Party and
said that the BJP showed a
malicious attitude against the
opposition. Mayawati took
Twitter and said, “Before the
monsoon session of the UP Assembly, BJP’s claim
that the opposition is unemployed here, exposes their
arrogant thinking and irresponsible attitude.”
Lucknow (ANI): With the
monsoon session of the
Uttar Pradesh Legisla-
tive Assembly starting
today, Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath noted the ex-
pectations of the masses
of the state and said that
they would be answering
the opposition’s ques-
tions and discuss several
issues including floods.
“The monsoon session
UP Legislative Assembly
is starting today. People
of the state have a lot of
expectations from this
session. Our govt will be
discussing several issues
like floods,” said CM Yogi.
Lakhimpur Kheri (ANI): National Commission for
Scheduled Castes (NCSC) member on Monday visited
Lakhimpur Kheri in Uttar Pradesh where two teenage
Dalit sisters were allegedly raped and murdered and
their bodies were found
hanging from a tree. Anju
Bala, a member of the
NCSC said she had met
the family members of the
deceased and assured the
family of all possibilities of
government help and aid.
“The accused have committed a very heinous crime.
Such people should be given capital punishment,” said
Bala. Taking stock of the situation the NCSC member
said that the accused will be strictly dealt with.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)
chairman Imran Khan —PTI FILE
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav with party leaders marching
from party office to UP Vidhan Bhavan, on the first day of Monsoon
Session of UP Assembly, in Lucknow, Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
The eight cheetahs were given their names. —PHOTO BY ANI
Lucknow (ANI): A
large number of secu-
rity personnel were de-
ployed at the State As-
sembly as Samajwadi
Party (SP) on Monday
held a protest march
against the UP govern-
ment, raising various
demands.
SP chief Akhilesh
Yadav and many party
legislators and leaders
led the march from the
party office to Vidhan
Sabha highlighting is-
sues in the state before
the Monsoon Session
of the state legislature
commenced today.
“We have come here
to protest on the vari-
ous issues of public
interest. This is our
constitutional right,
but the BJP is not let-
ting the legislators go
to the assembly,” said a
party leader.
Sheopur (MP) (PTI):
Siblings Freddy and
Alton, two of the eight
cheetahs brought from
Namibia, were seen
frolicking in their
quarantine enclosure
in Madhya Pradesh’s
Kuno National Park
on Monday, a day after
all of them were
served food for the
first time since their
arrival in India.
Sisters Savannah and
Sasha also looked cheer-
ful. The four other chee-
tahs - Obaan, Asha,
Cibili, Saisa - also ap-
peared in good spirits,
KNP officials said.
The eight felines - five
female and three male
and aged between 30 to
66 months- were on Sun-
day evening served food
for the first time since
their arrival from the
African country to In-
dia on Saturday, an of-
ficial said.
SP takes out march against
UP govt amid tight security
Cheetahs brought
from Namibia savour
first meal in India
MODI MEETS SINGAPORE LEADERS, SIKH DELEGATION
Singapore Deputy PM Lawrence Wong and Minister of Trade Industry Gan Kim Yong called on PM Narendra Modi and Union Finance
Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, in New Delhi on Monday. During the day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also met a Sikh delegation.
CONG MP’S TWEET
ATTACK LINKED TO
REVIVAL PROJECT
Sheopur (MP) (PTI): Two
days after India wel-
comed eight cheetahs,
brought from Namibia as
a part of the world’s first
such transcontinental
project, Congress MP
Mallikarjun Kharge took
on the ruling BJP. “Eight
cheetahs of the BJP are:
unemployment, inflation,
poverty, hunger, commu-
nalism, hatred, violence,
suppression,” Kharge
tweeted in Hindi.
Lucknow (Agencies):
Over ten days after two
mengang-rapedaminor
Dalit girl and set her on
fire inUttar Pradesh's
Pilibhit, the 16-year-old
succumbed to her burn
injuries in the wee
hours of Monday, 19
September.
She was being treated
King George's Medical
University hospital in
Lucknow. The two ac-
cused, Rajveer (19) and
Tarachand alias Tarun
Kumar(25),werebooked
under relevant sections
of the IPC, the Protec-
tion of Children against
Sexual Offences (POC-
SO) Act, and the Sched-
ule Castes/Schedule
Tribes Act, and sent to
jail, said Superinten-
dent of Police Dinesh
Kumar Prabhu. One out
of the two raped the
16-year-oldgirl,andthen
poured diesel on her to
set her afire.
Dalit girl, who was gangraped and
set on fire in Uttar Pradesh, dies
PAK DRONE DROPS WEAPONS AT BORDER
AMIT SHAH TO ATTEND NDMA'S 18TH
FORMATION DAY ON SEPTEMBER 28
TRS LEADER BOOKED
FOR TRYING TO SLIT
WOMAN’S THROAT
IAF SET TO RETIRE
ABHINANDAN’S
MIG-21 SQUADRON
ARMY DAY PARADE
MAY BE SHIFTED
OUT OF DELHI
CBI ARRESTS EX-
WBSSC SUBIRESH
BHATTACHARYA
Hyderabad (Agencies): A
complaint has been lodged
in Hyderabad against a
Telangana Rashtra Samithi
for allegedly attacking and
attempting to slit the throat
of a woman. The leader
has been identified as Vijay
Sinha Reddy. According to
reports, the incident took
place in Panjagutta area of
Hyderabad and the woman
is currently undergoing
treatment and in critical
condition. The area CI Har-
ish Chandra Reddy said,
“We registered an FIR and
case has been registered
against 448, 324, 354(a)
506 sections of the IPC.”
Over three-and-a-half
years after the Indian Air
Force scripted a historic
episode of bravery beyond
enemy lines, the force is
set to retire one of its four
remaining squadrons of the
ageing MiG-21 fighter jets
on September 30 — the
Srinagar-based No. 51
squadron, also known as
‘Sword Arms’, an official
familiar with the matter
said. Wing Commander
Abhinandan Varthaman,
who was awarded Vir
Chakra for shooting down
a Pakistani F-16 combat
aircraft during a dogfight.
The Indian Army may soon
shift the Army Day Parade,
held on January 15 every
year, out of New Delhi. The
government feels that Army
Day celebrations should be
spread across the country,
sources said. Next year’s
parade is likely to be held
in the Southern Command
area. The headquarters of
the Indian Army’s Southern
Command are in Maha-
rashtra’s Pune. Army Day
is celebrated every year on
the day when India’s first
commander-in-chief was
appointed after the country
attained independence.
Kolkata (Agencies): The
Central Bureau of Inves-
tigation (CBI) arrested
former West Bengal
School Service Commis-
sion (WBSSC) chairman
Subiresh Bhattacharya
in connection with the
School Service Commis-
sion (SSC) recruitment
scam after a six-hour
questioning Monday. This
is the sixth arrest made
by the CBI in the case.
The CBI officials Monday
summoned Subiresh Bhat-
tacharya, who is at pres-
ent the vice-chancellor of
North Bengal University,
for questioning.
Amritsar (Agencies): A Paki-
stani drone dropped weapons,
ammunition and drugs inside
Indian territory in the wee
hours of Monday. According
to sources in Border Security
Force (BSF), one Pakistani
drone was spotted near Pul
Moran inside Indian territory
near Amritsar at around 2.45 a.m. on Monday.
New Delhi (ANI): Union Home
and Cooperation Minister Amit
Shah is likely to attend the 18th
Formation Day of the National
Disaster Management Authority
(NDMA) on September 28. The
Home Minister will be the chief
guest at the event where he will also address the gather-
ing of NDMA officers and others.
IN THE COURTYARD
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NEWS
08
Sariska Bachao
drive from today
Alwar (FIB): After 13
years, RS MP Dr Kirodi
Lal Meena has once again
announced to start Saris-
ka Bachao Andolan from
Thanagaji, Alwar today.
Talking to reporters at
Circuit House, Meena
said, “Sariska Bachao An-
dolan was launched on Au-
gust 20, 2009. After 13
years, the same situation
is back. On September 20,
there will be a meeting at
Thanagaji which is ex-
pected to be attended by
15,000 people,” he said. He
added that it is a symbolic
movement to draw govern-
ment’s attention.
Encroachment
removal drive
before Invest Raj
First India Bureau
Jaipur: JDA, RIICO,
the Municipal Corpo-
ration RHB
launched a joint
drive to remove en-
croachments in view
of Invest Rajasthan.
Encroachments were
removed from Bus
Stand Jagatpura to
Mahal Road, Jagat-
pura Pulia to Balaji
Tiraha, Malviya Na-
gar Under Pass to
Railway Office, Jawa-
har Circle to Airport.
Rathore writes
to PM over
Lumpy Disease
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Tourism Develop-
ment Corporation’s
Chairman, Dhar-
mendra Rathore
wrote a letter to PM
Modi demanding to
declare lumpy dis-
ease as a national ca-
lamity. He also an-
nounced to give one
month’s salary for
diet of cows. He met
public representa-
tives in Ajmer on
Monday. He met ex-
Zila Pramukh Ram-
swaroop Chaudhary,
former MLA Dr Raj-
kumar Jaipal, outgo-
ing General Secre-
tary of Ajmer City
District Congress
Committee Shiv Ku-
mar Bansal, Vijay
Nagora, Naurat Gur-
jar, Councillor Drau-
padi Koli, Ajay Ten-
gaur. He also met Ad-
ditional District Col-
lector City and Nodal
Officer Bhavna Garg.
Shekhawat
observes 1st
death anniv
of his mother
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: On the
first death anniver-
sary of local MP and
Union Jal Shakti
Minister GS Shekha-
wat’s mother, Mohan
Kanwar, Sundar
Kand was recited on
Monday
. Various dig-
nitaries attended the
meet at Shekhawat’s
residence. Shekha-
wat started the Sund-
ar Kand by offering
prayers to Ram Dar-
bar along with his
wife Nonad Kanwar.
After this, a ‘Hawan’
was performed.
Shekhawat’s father,
Shankar Singh Shek-
hawat, performed
the ‘Aarti. After that,
Prof Rajendra Vaish-
nav, Dr Jyoti Swa-
roop Sharma, Kapil
Vaishnav, Vineet
Dave, Lokesh Dadhi-
chi and Harish recit-
ed the Sundar Kand.
Later, Shekhawat
conducted a ‘Jansun-
wai’ at Circuit House
met the public.
कारायालर नगर पररषद्, पाली
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इस कारायालर में निम्न आवेदकों िे कृनि भूनम रूपान्तरण निरमों के अन्तरया्त उिके भूखण्ड के पट्टे चाहे है। इस संबध में नकसी वरक््त, संस्ा आनद को नकसी भी प्रकार की आपनति हो, ्तो नलनख्त प्रा्यािा-पत्र मर साक्र आपनति सूचिा पत्र के
प्रकानि्त होिे के सा्त नदवस के भी्तर अधोहस्ताक्षरकतिाया को प्रस्ततु्त करे। निधायारर्त समरावनध उपरान्त नकसी भी प्रकार की आपनति मानर िहीं होरी और आवेदक को उसके द्ारा चाहे ररे भूखण्ड का पट्ा नवलेख दे नदरा जावेरा।
क्र.सं. आवेिक का नाम योजना
िस्ावेज पंजीकृ्,
अपंजीकृ् व आवंटन
मय दिनांक
राजसव ग्ाम खसरा संखया भूखण्ड संखया
क्ेत्रफल
(वर्ग रज
में)
भूखण्ड की ससथिद् भूखण्ड
का
प्रकार
उत्तर
(N)
िदक्ण
(S)
पूव्ग
(E)
पस्चिम
(W)
1 परवीि बािो / मो.रतुसूफ निवदीप िरर पंजीकृ्त 16.04.93 पाली 2 361 192 111.11 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 191 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 193 आवासीर
2 परवीि बािो / मो.रतुसूफ निवदीप िरर पंजीकृ्त 16.04.93 पाली 2 361 191 111.11 भू.स. 192 भू.स. 190 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 194 आवासीर
3 सोहिलाल / भरवाि रज्त िरर पंजीकृ्त 30.03.96 पाली 2 1558 16 111.11 भू.स. 15 भू.स. 17 भू.स. 21 सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
4 नकिि बंजारा / सरदाराराम वृनदावि िरर पंजीकृ्त 29.11.2021 पाली 1 1240 / 1 29 152.77 भू.स. 28 भू.स. 30 भू.स. 32 सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
5 सरदाराराम / िाराराम वृनदावि िरर पंजीकृ्त 29.11.2021 पाली 1 1240 / 1 30 152.77 भू.स. 28 सड़क 40 नफट भू.स. 32 सड़क 30 नफट आवासीर
6 अरनवनदनसंह / रतुमाि नसंह िासत्री िरर पंजीकृ्त 15.11.2011 पाली 1 781 171 111.11 सड़क 25 नफट अनर भूनम भू.स. 170 सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
7 भीखनसंह / मंरिनसंह िासत्री िरर पंजीकृ्त 19.11.2012 पाली 1 781 156 111.11 भू.स. 155 भू.स. 157 अनर भूनम सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
8 भीखनसंह / मंरिनसंह िासत्री िरर पंजीकृ्त 19.11.2012 पाली 1 781 157 111.11 भू.स. 156 भू.स. 158 अनर भूनम सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
9 प्रेमचनद / िरनसंहराम निव कॉलोिी पंजीकृ्त 20.02.2020 पाली 1 780 / 1 12 88.88
सड़क 17 नफट
6 इंच
भू.सं. 11
सड़क 15 नफट 3
इंच
भू.सं. 1 आवासीर
10 रमेिचनद्र / िारारणलाल
महातमा रांधी
कॉलोिी
पंजीकृ्त 15.02.2022 पाली 1 841 43 133.33
नकरण देवी का
मकाि
सी्ता देवी का
मकाि
सड़क 24 नफट
पारस जी का
मकाि
वरवसानरक
11 नप्रन्त / मिोहर दरावेली पंजीकृ्त 24.02.2020 पाली 2 1597 235 88.88 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 218 भू.स. 235 का भार भू.स. 234 आवासीर
12 रामलाल / बाबतुलाल दरावेली पंजीकृ्त 04.08.2020 पाली 2 1597 236 का भार 88.88 भू.स. 217 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 236 का भार अनर भूनम आवासीर
13 हंसराज / बस्तीराम दतुराया कॉलोिी अपंजीकृ्त 16.09.2021 पाली 1 903 मकाि 78 रहमाि का मकाि हंसा देवी का मकाि रजिी का मकाि सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
14 चमपादेवी / िरेि कुमार
जैि िरर
भालेलाव रो्ड
पंजीकृ्त 27.06.22 पाली 1 218 72 97.77 अनर भूनम सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 71 भू.स. 73 आवासीर
15
अंजू बेिीवाल / हितुमाि
बेिीवाल
नवकास िरर
नवस्तार
पंजीकृ्त 18.03.2015 पाली 1 943 1348 166.66 भू.स. 1352 भू.स. 270
भू.स. 264,265 व
266
सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
16 हितुमाि बेिीवाल / भंवरलाल
नवकास िरर
नवस्तार
पंजीकृ्त 18.03.2015 पाली 1 943 1354 व 1355 111.11 भू.स. 1356 भू.स. 1351 सड़क 25 नफट सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
17 जरोन्त हे्डा / हररनकिि
माहेशवरी
माककेट
अपंजीकृ्त 01.02.2007 पाली 1 1316 2 33.33 भू.स. 03 भू.स. 01 सड़क 150 नफट अनर भूनम आवासीर
18 कमलादेवी / हररनकिि
माहेशवरी
माककेट
अपंजीकृ्त 01.02.2007 पाली 1 1316 1 33.33 भू.स. 02 अनर भूनम सड़क 150 नफट अनर भूनम आवासीर
19 सन्तोि देवी / सोिाराम आई.जी. िरर पंजीकृ्त 24.09.2010 पाली 2 1548 13 154.58 भू.स. 14 भू.स. 12
इमािूअल नमिि
सकुल
सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
20 सी्ता देवी / मंरलनसंह शराम िरर अपंजीकृ्त 13.11.1986 पाली 2 250 80 133.33 सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 81 भू.स. 79 सड़क 25 नफट आवासीर
21 सी्ता देवी / पतुखराज
वीर हितुमाि
िरर
पंजीकृ्त 03.02.2022 पाली 1 1297 519 113.33 भू.स. 518 भू.स. 520 भू.स. 482 व 485 सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
22 िांन्त / लक्मण पंजीकृ्त 30.03.2009 पाली 1 107 41 138.88 भू.स. 40 भू.स. 42 सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 46 आवासीर
23 प्रेमल्ता / भंवरपूरी पटटेल िरर ंपजीकृ्त 09.06.2021 पाली 2 660 119 111.11 भू.स. 120 भू.स. 118 सड़क 20 नफट नरू िक््त िरर आवासीर
24 सवाईनसंह / नररनसंह सूराया कॉलोिी पंजीकृ्त 14.05.2015 पाली 1 89 43 222.22 भू.स. 36 भू.स. 51 भू.स. 42 सड़क 20 नफट आवासीर
25 िी्तू िमाया / िवीि िमाया केिव िरर पंजीकृ्त 29.12.2014 पाली 1 1306 8 160 सड़क 22 नफट सड़क 22 नफट भू.स. 7 भू.स. 9 आवासीर
26 िवर्ति / बोहराराम शराम िरर
आंवटि 98 ए /
03.08.2008
पाली 1 250 मकाि 66.66 भू.स. 270 भू.स. 269 भू.स. 282 सड़क 18 नफट आवासीर
27 उमा / नदिेि कुमार वैषणणव महालक्मी िरर पंजीकृ्त 24.02.2011 पाली 2 1568 175 111.11 भू.स. 176 भू.स. 174 सड़क 25 नफट भू.स. 172 आवासीर
28 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 81 166.66 भू.स. 80 भू.स. 82 भू.स. 74 सड़क 40 नफट आवासीर
31 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 78 166.66 सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 79 भू.स. 80 सड़क 40 नफट आवासीर
32 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 25 166.66 भू.स. 24 अनर भूनम अनर भूनम सड़क 30 नफट आवासीर
33 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 24 166.66 भू.स. 23 भू.स. 25 अनर भूनम सड़क 30 नफट आवासीर
35 लनल्ता / रमेि बंजारा निव दीप िरर पंजीकृ्त 01.08.2022 पाली 2 361 702 111.11 भू.स. 687 सड़क 20 नफट भू.स 703 भू.स.. 701 आवासीर
37 हेमाराम / घीसाराम रज्त कॉलॉिी पंजीकृ्त 27.06.22 पाली 2 1536 6 138.88 भू.स. 5 भू.स. 7 भू.स. 51 सड़क 30 नफट आवासीर
38 वीराराम / भीराराम
रोकुल कॉलोिी
सतुमेरपूर रो्ड
पंजीकृ्त 04.01.2022 पाली 1 1284 मकाि 111.11 भू.स. 17 अनर भूनम सड़क 20 नफट भू.स. 45 आवासीर
41 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 82 146.66 भू.स. 81 83 भू.स. 73 सड़क 40 नफट आवासीर
42 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 5 166.66 अनर भूनम सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 6 भू.स. 4 आवासीर
43 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 83 166.66 भू.स. 82 भू.स. 84 भू.स.72 सड़क 40 नफट आवासीर
45 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 85 166.66 भू.स. 84 सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 70 सड़क 40 नफट आवासीर
48 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 14 148.11 अनर भूनम सड़क 30 नफट अनर भूनम भू.स. 13 आवासीर
49 निमयाला कंवर / छ्तर नसंह िाही नवला खा्तेदार पाली 1 1111 14 146.66 सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 15 अनर भूनम सड़क 30 नफट आवासीर
55 नमठु कंवर / भरव्तनसंह शराम िरर आवटि 05.10.08 पाली 1 250 1357 133.33 चेिाराम का मकाि सड़क 30 नफट भू.स. 1359 भू.स. 1356 आवासीर
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