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‘SATYAMEV
JAYATE’
says BJP as SC upholds SIT’s clean chit
to PM Modi in 2002 Gujarat riots probe
New Delhi (PTI): “Saty-
amev Jayate” was the
unanimous reaction of
BJP leaders on Friday
after the Supreme Court
upheld the SIT’s clean
chit to PM Narendra
Modi and 63 others in
theGujaratriotsof 2002,
when he was the state’s
chief minister, and dis-
missed a plea by slain
Congress leader Ehsan
Jafri’s wife Zakia alleg-
ing a larger conspiracy
.
Union Ministers Anu-
rag Thakur and Smriti
Irani said, “Satyamev
Jayate” after the Su-
preme Court order.
BJP spokesperson
Sambit Patra also tweet-
ed the same expression.
BJP secretary Y Satya
Kumar claimed that
Congress’lastattemptto
malign Modi has fallen
flatandjusticeprevailed
as he cited the apex
court’s observation that
Jafri’s appeal was de-
void of merits and de-
served to be dismissed.
“Ulterior Design”,
says Supreme Court
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Dismiss-
ing the appeal against
the exoneration of PM
Narendra Modi in a
2002 Gujarat riots case
by the wife of a Con-
gress MP killed in the
violence, the Supreme
Court said on Friday
that it is “devoid of
merits” and filed “to
keep the pot boiling”.
The apex court,
while upholding the
SIT’s clean chit to
Modi and 63 others in
the 2002 riots, said it is
not open to holding
that the probe by the
Special Investigation
Team (SIT) in the case
has been deficient or
infirm. The court ob-
served that the SIT had
formed its opinion af-
ter considering all the
materials collated dur-
ing the investigation.
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Balasore: India on Friday
successfully flight-tested
the Vertical Launch Short
Range Surface to Air
Missile from a ship at
Integrated Test Range,
Chandipur, off the coast
of Odisha, an official
statement said. The
VL-SRSAM, a ship-borne
weapon system, is meant
for neutralising various
aerial threats at close
ranges.
Bengaluru: The fact that
a total of Rs 23.51 crore
was spent to lay asphalt
on Bengaluru roads
ahead of PM Narendra
Modi’s visit caused a ma-
jor embarrassment to the
Bengaluru civic body after
a portion of a road caved
in barely a day after it was
asphalted. Karnataka CM
Basavaraj Bommai has
now ordered a probe in
the matter.
Mumbai: The rupee on
Friday slipped 1 paisa
to close at its all-time
low of 78.33 against the
US dollar. At interbank
foreign exchange market,
the local currency opened
at 78.20 and finally set-
tled at its all-time low of
78.33, down 1 paisa from
its previous close. Rupee
witnessed an intra-day
high of 78.19 and a low
of 78.35 against the US$.
Colombo: India on
Friday handed over
to Sri Lanka a large
humanitarian assistance
consignment worth
more than SLR 3 billion,
as the island nation
grappled with the worst
economic crisis. The
consignment comprised
14,700 Metric tonnes
(MT) of rice, 250 MT of
milk powder and 38 MT
of medicines.
New Delhi: Union Minis-
ter Nitin Gadkari on Friday
said he has approved the
draft GSR notification for
Bharat NCAP or New Car
Assessment Programme.
Like other safety watch-
dogs across the world,
the Bharat NCAP will test
the crashworthiness of
automobiles sold in India
by giving them star ratings
based on their perfor-
mance in crash tests.
Anurag Thakur
@Anurag_Office
Satyamev Jayate!
Supreme Court gives a clean
chit and has dismissed
the plea filed by Zakia Jafri
challenging the SC-appointed
SIT report on post-Godhra
violence in Gujarat.
Children priceless heritage & our responsibility
is to provide all round development
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot flagged
-off vehicles equipped
with the publicity sys-
tem for Bal Sanrakshan
Sankalp Yatra from his
official residence on
Friday. The Chief Min-
ister said that pro-
grammes being run by
the State Government
for child protection will
be informed in detail
through this yatra in
140 gram panchayats of
7 districts so that people
up to villages and ham-
lets are made aware of
the child rights and no
child remains deprived
of the welfare schemes
of the government. On
Friday, Gehlot ad-
dressed a programme
organized by Child Em-
powerment Depart-
ment, UNICEF and
Pink City Cycle Rick-
shaw Chalak Sansthan.
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CHIEF MINISTER FLAGS-OFF BAL SANRAKSHAN SANKALP YATRA
CM Ashok Gehlot flags off publicity vehicles for Bal Sanrakshan
Sankalp Yatra from CMR on Friday. Mamta Bhupesh, Sangeeta
Beniwal, Pukhraj Parashar, Rafeek Khan, Dr Isabelle Bardem, and
others are also seen.
MAHARASHTRA CRISIS
I have left CM’s bungalow, not
my determination, says Uddhav
Aishwary Pradhan &
Shivendra Parmar
Mumbai/Guwahati:
Shiv Sena president and
Maharashtra CM Ud-
dhav Thackeray on Fri-
day reached out to the
functionaries of his
party
, which is battling a
rebellion, and sought to
allay fears surrounding
the survival of his party
and MVA government.
The Sena has been wit-
nessing the rebellion
within the party after
Eknath Shinde broke
away and formed a rebel
groupwiththesupportof
several MLAs. Shinde is
currentlycampingwithat
least 38 rebel Sena MLAs
and 10 independents in
Guwahati.Hehasclaimed
thatthefactionledbyhim
is the “real Shiv Sena”.
In his virtual address
to party’s district unit
chiefs and ‘sampark pra-
mukhs’ at the Shiv Sena
Bhavan at Dadar in
Mumbai, CM Thackeray
said he may have vacat-
ed the chief minister’s
officialresidence,buthis
determination is intact.
Amid the ongoing Maharashtra crisis, Shiv
Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Friday alleged that
a Union Minister is threatening
NCP chief Sharad Pawar. “Threats
are being given to Sharad Pawar
ji by a Central minister. Do such
threats have the support of Modi
Ji and Amit Shah Ji?” said Raut.
UNION MINISTER THREATENING
NCP CHIEF PAWAR, SAYS RAUT
The Shiv Sena suffered yet another setback
as one more party MLA has joined the camp
of rebel Eknath Shinde in Assam.
A video of MLA Dilip Lande enter-
ing a hotel in Guwahati, where
the rebels have been camping for
past some days, was shared by
Shinde’s office here on Friday.
ONE MORE SENA MLA JOINS
REBEL EKNATH SHINDE’S CAMP
Objecting to Legislative Assembly Deputy
Speaker Narhari Zirwal’s approval to the
appointment of Shiv Sena MLA
Ajay Chaudhary as the party’s
new group leader in the House,
two pro-BJP independent legis-
lators in Maharashtra on Friday
demanded Zirwal’s removal.
REMOVE MAHA ASSEMBLY DY
SPEAKER ZIRWAL: 2 IND MLAS
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday
sought to downplay the camping of Ma-
harashtra’s rebel Sena MLAs in
his state saying all “tourists” are
welcome there”. He said he has
nothing to do with Maharashtra
politics where Uddhav govt is at
stake due to rebellion by 38 MLAs.
ALL ‘TOURISTS’ ARE WELCOME
IN ASSAM, SAYS CM HIMANTA
l SHARAD PAWAR, UDDHAV THACKERAY IN HUDDLE OVER MVA CRISIS
l SHIV SENA CALLS NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEET AT 1 P.M. TODAY
Police personnel deployed outside the Shiv Sena Bhavan at Dadar in Mumbai, on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
NDA’s presidential candidate
Murmu files nomination papers
New Delhi (ANI): The
presidential candidate
nominated by the BJP-
led NDA, Draupadi
Murmu on Friday filed
her nomination papers
at the Parliament Li-
brary Building.
PM Narendra Modi
proposed her name for
the nomination, which
was seconded by De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh. The second set
of proposers were the
chief ministers of BJP-
ruled states, the third
proposers were MLAs
andMPsfromHimachal
and Haryana and the
fourth set were MLAs
and MPs from Gujarat.
NDA’s Presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu with PM Narendra
Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit
Shah during filing her nomination papers, in New Delhi on Friday.
IAF begins selection
process under Agnipath
New Delhi (PTI): The
recruitment process in
the Indian Air Force un-
der Agnipath scheme
got underway on Friday
with the opening of the
registration window, a
week after violent pro-
tests rocked several
states. “Registration
window to apply for
#Agniveervayuisopera-
tionalfrom10amtoday
,”
the IAF said on Twitter.
Unveiling the Agnipath
scheme on June 14, the
govt had said youth be-
tweentheagesof 17-and-
a-half and 21 years
would be inducted for a
four-year tenure, while
25% of them will be sub-
sequently inducted for
regular service.
Sonia Gandhi
inducts 4 new
CWC members
Deka new IB chief, R&AW
chief Goel gets extension
New Delhi (PTI): Sen-
ior IPS officer Tapan
Kumar Deka was on Fri-
day appointed Intelli-
gence Bureau chief, re-
placing Arvind Kumar
whose extended tenure
ends on June 30. Deka,
who has been handling
the operations wing of
the IB, takes over as the
new chief for two years.
Meanwhile, the ten-
ure of Samant Goel,
who has been heading
the Research and Anal-
ysis Wing (R&AW), has
been extended by one
more year, the ministry
said in another order.
New Delhi: Former
HaryanaCongresschief
Kumari Selja and Rajya
Sabha member Ab-
hishek Manu Singhvi
are among four new
memberswhohavebeen
nominated to the Con-
gress Working Commit-
tee (CWC) by the party
president Sonia Gandhi.
T Subbarami Reddy
from Andhra Pradesh
and former Uttar
Pradesh Congress chief
Ajay Kumar Lallu have
been elevated to the
CWC as a permanent
invitee and a special in-
vitee respectively
.
The new appoint-
ments also reflect an at-
tempt to carefully bal-
ance inner party politi-
cal equation. While Sin-
ghvi has been elevated
in recognition of his
contribution to and han-
dling of legal issues,
Selja, a loyalist of the
Gandhi family
, has been
brought in as a counter
to former Haryana
Chief Minister Bhupin-
der Singh Hooda.
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United Nations Secretary-General An-
tonio Guterres warned on Friday that
the world faces catastrophe because
of the growing shortage of food around
the globe.
Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant, who
is set to leave the govt think tank at
June end, will be replaced by Para-
meswaran Iyer, former secy of Ministry
of Drinking Water and Sanitation.
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ACB TEAM PELTED
WITH STONES AS IT
ARRIVES TO NAB
ABSCONDING COP
Dholpur: An Anti
Corruption Bureau team
was pelted with stones
here on Thursday night
when it turned up to
arrest a head constable
who has been evading
arrest in a bribery
case for the past year,
police said on Friday.
ACB DSP Amarchand
and two constables
suffered injuries in
the stone-pelting.
The Nihalganj police
has registered a case
against over 30 people,
including relatives
and neighbours of the
accused head constable
in this regard. P7
UN CHIEF
WARNS OF
GLOBAL FOOD
SHORTAGE
PARAMESWARAN
IYER TO TAKE
OVER AS NITI
AAYOG CEO
5 KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN EARTHQUAKE
State media said on Friday at least five people
were killed when another, smaller earthquake
struck an area of eastern Afghanistan that ex-
perienced a devastating quake earlier this week.
TheapexcourtobservedthattheSIT
hadformeditsopinionafter
consideringallthematerials
collatedduringtheinvestigation
Tapan Kumar Deka Samant Goel

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Transport
Commissioner Kanhai-
ya Lal Swami has di-
rected all the registra-
tion and enforcement
officers to take strict
action against the deal-
ers of battery-operated
vehicles if they find any
discrepancy in the
norms of vehicles dur-
ing inspection.
Swami said that cer-
tain battery-operated
vehicles do not come
under the category of
motor vehicles and
such vehicles, fulfilling
the criteria, have been
exempted from require-
ment of registration.
However, it has been
noticed that the vehicle
manufacturers and sell-
ers do not specify the
correct criteria to ex-
empt battery-operated
two-wheelers from the
category of registration
which is serious from
the road safety point of
view.
He issued guidelines
and directed the offic-
ers to take action
against such sellers un-
der the Motor Vehicles
Act, 1988, Motor Vehi-
cles Rules, 1989, and the
Indian Penal Code.
The Commissioner
said that some battery-
operated two-wheeler
manufacturers or sell-
ers are indicating the
criteria to exempt the
vehicle from the catego-
ry of the motor vehicle
so as to keep it out of
the purview of registra-
tion despite having
more than permissible
speed, battery capacity,
weight, etc.
He said that doing so
is an offense and can in-
vite punishment or pen-
alty or both.
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2022
02
FOR A CAUSE
NEWS DIGEST
Jaisalmer: A case of
cutting hair & stripping a
govt para-teacher naked
has come to fore. State
Human Rights Commis-
sion took cognizance
of matter. Commis-
sion Chairman Justice
Gopalkrishna Vyas took
matter seriously. He
said, “It is very serious
to do such a beating and
barbaric act.” He sought
report from Jaisalmer SP
in 15 days & directed to
remove video from social
media. Commission will
hear matter on July 11.
Jaipur: A 22-year-old
boy was beaten to death
in Vishwakarma area on
Thursday after a minor
scuffle broke out between
two friends working in a
factory. Police informed
deceased has been identi-
fied as Mohan Alias Monu
(22), a resident of Manpu-
ra Macheri in Chandwaji.
“Mohan and the accused,
Lakhan Kumar Saini (20),
were friends & used to
work together in a gas
burner factory located in
Vishwakarma. Accused
taken into police custody.
Jaipur: A rape of a minor by an acquaintance
has come to the fore. Accused took minor to
Alwar after luring her. On the missing complaint,
police found the minor and brought her from
Alwar. Bhankrota police station has registered a
report and started an investigation.
Sawai Madhopur: A case of sodomising a mi-
nor child has come to light in the Malarla Dun-
gar area of the district. The incident of misdeed
took place on Thursday night with a 7-year-old
boy. The accused took the minor to his home
and seduced him to do this inhuman act. Police
arrested accused in just 17 hours.
SHRC SEEKS
REPORT IN PARA-
TEACHER CASE
BOY BEATEN TO
DEATH BY FRIEND,
ACCUSED HELD
RAPED BY ACQUAINTANCE, POLICE
TRACK THE GIRL IN ALWAR
7-YR-OLD SODOMISED, ACCUSED
ARRESTED IN 17 HOURS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A group of
mountaineers, who
hoisted the tricolor on
Mount Everest and
traveled 4.25 lakh kilo-
meters on foot in 11
countries, reached
Jaipur on Friday and
shared their experience
with Divisional Com-
missioner Vikas Sitar-
am Bhale and District
Collector Rajan Vishal.
The group is on a
mission to spread mes-
sages of environmental
and social reforms. The
officers praised indomi-
table courage of team
members and work be-
ing done by them.
They took informa-
tion from team about
work being done in dif-
ferent states and coun-
tries for environmental
protection and appreci-
ated idea of contacting
youth through walking
tour to give message.
Mountaineers said
they have reached
here via Haridwar
from Chardham Yatra
in Uttarakhand. Dur-
ing the journey, mem-
bers of team are
spreading awareness
about road safety, Beti
Bachao, Beti Padhao
campaign, drug de-
addiction and others.
Mt Everest climbers felicitated by officers
I was 13 years old
when my entire
family perished in
Lakhimpur floods
on July 30, 1980. I
kept sitting on a
tree & soldiers
saved me. This
changed my life.
—Awadh Biharilal,
Leader of mountaineering team
Strict action for non-compliance
with guidelines for e-vehicles
Drunk driver runs
amok, nearly ran
over delivery boy
Lakhs of youth
will get jobs
from Invest Raj
2022: Rawat
Raj tops in
Azadi Ka Amrit
Mahotsav for 3rd
consecutive yr
Saras Ghee
gets costlier
by `20 per litre
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Industries Min
Shakuntala Rawat on
Friday said that from
Invest Rajasthan-2022 to
be held on October 7
and 8, not only more
than Rs 10 lakh crore
will be invested in the
state, but lakhs of youth
will also get employ-
ment. She said that the
State Govt was trying to
make Raj an investment
destination by bringing
all kinds of investments
at local, national & in-
ternational level. Rawat
was reviewing the prep-
arations made so far for
Invest Rajasthan 2022 at
Udyog Bhawan.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan has
set a unique record of
being number one in
the country for 3 con-
secutive months since
April by organizing
maximum programs
under Azadi ka Amrit
Mahotsav and upload-
ing them on its portal.
Raj has remained at
top position across the
country by uploading
6,653 programs on the
portal of Azadi ka Am-
rit Mahotsav so far.
Pankaj Ojha, Joint
Secretary, Art and Cul-
ture department said
Rajasthan has organ-
ized maximum pro-
grams under Azadi Ka
Amrit Mahotsav and
uploaded it on portal.
After Rajasthan, Hary-
ana is second by upload-
ing 6,501 programs and
Gujarat is third by up-
loading 4,514 programs.
It is worth mention-
ing that Govind Mohan,
Secretary, Ministry of
Culture, Govt of India,
announced in Delhi on
April 12 that Raj is at
number one in country
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Raj Co-oper-
ative Dairy Federa-
tion hikes prices of
Saras Ghee by Rs 20
per litre. Vinod Gera,
Manager PR of Dairy
Federation said 1 li-
tre monocarton pack
of Saras Ordinary
Ghee will now be
available for Rs 493
instead of Rs 473.
Half litre monocar-
ton pack for Rs 248. 5
litre tin pack will be
available for Rs 2450.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 20-year-old
girl was allegedly black-
mailed by a boy for
making physical rela-
tions with him in Naha-
rgarh area here, police
informed on Saturday
.
A case has been regis-
tered against accused
for creating a fake so-
cial media account of
girl and circulating fab-
ricated obscene photos.
“Accused is a 17-year-
old boy studying in
Class XII. The victim,
who is a daughter of a
businessman, and the
accused live in the same
colony and were in con-
tact with each other for
the last six months. The
boy asked the girl to
make physical relations
with him. However, the
girl refused and stopped
talking to him,” police
said. “Jilted boy started
blackmailing the girl by
creating her fake ac-
count on social media.
Accused posted nude
photographs from the
internet to defame the
girl. Later, girl narrated
incident to her family
members, FIR was reg-
istered,” police added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Looks like even
the city traffic signals
are not safe for the bike
riders. A video of such
an incident has sur-
faced over social media.
In the video, a drunk
car driver is trying to
run over a delivery boy
.
Moreover, while doing
so, the drunken car
driver is unaware of his
act. The matter is of the
city’s RTO intersection.
The incident is said
to be about 20 days old,
but its video has now
surfaced. The drunk
driver tried to ram the
bike into truck while
hitting delivery boy
.
In an attempt to es-
cape, when bike rider
caught hold of roof of
car, accused car driver
ran over his bike.
Shortly before this
road rage, drunk car
driver had hit 2 other
bikes due to rash high-
speed driving. It is al-
leged that he tried to
trample a total of 3 bike
riders over 3 km.
Docs can now give evidence
statement from SMS hospital
JDA Tribunal orders
action against DC Yogi
Vikash Sharma
Jaipur: A court evi-
dence video confer-
ence centre was inau-
gurated at SMS medi-
cal college in Jaipur on
Friday. With this, doc-
tors will not be re-
quired to go to courts
for evidence.
CJ SS Shinde inau-
guratedcentrethrough
video conference
which was joined by
high court judge from
Jodhpur Arun Bhansa-
li & all district judges.
Now the evidence
statements of doctors
will be done through
VC from this remote
point. This will also
speed up disposal of
court cases.
The high court has
also made the “Ra-
jasthan High Court
Rules for VC for
Court-2020” for this
purpose. The rules
have come into effect
from August 2 2021.
Chief Justice has in-
structed all district
judges to testify as wit-
nesses under VC rules.
“Remote point in
SMS Hospital will not
only facilitate doctors
to record their state-
ments virtually but it
will also speed up the
trial of court cases,”
said Justice SS Shinde,
CJ of Raj High Court.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: JDA Appellate
Tribunal has directed
state govt to take action
against JDA Deputy
Commissioner Ashok
Kumar Yogi for not fil-
ing reply in a case relat-
ing to 1405 sqm of land
demanded by one Gan-
ga Devi. JDA secretary
filed a reply & saved au-
thority from loss of
crores. Presiding Offic-
er Nandini Vyas while
hearing reference case
filed in 2018 directed
state govt to take action
against concerned Dep-
uty Commissioner, of-
ficer deliberately bene-
fitted applicant by not
filing reply
.
Some manufacturers & sellers are not specifying correct criteria for exemption
Drunk driver trying to ram into truck while hitting a delivery boy.

z Under the
guidelines of Motor
Vehicles Rules,
vehicles whose
speed is less than 25
kilometers per hour.

z Having an electric
motor of less than
0.25 kW for 30
minutes of power.

z The weight of the
vehicle should not
exceed 60 kg. (battery
weight excluded)

z Vehicle must be
fitted with a white
retroreflector at the
front and red at the rear.
E-VEHICLES
EXEMPTED FROM
MOTOR VEHICLES
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https://www.rajexcise.gov.in पर उपलबि हैं। नननवदादाता विारा प्रसतानवत नकसी
प्रकार की कोई शत्ग मानय नहीं होगी।
नननवदा प्रलेख नवभागीय वेबसाईट https://www.rajexcise.gov.in से
डाउनलोड नकया जाकर नननवदा शुलक रानश रुपये 1000/- (एक हजार मात्र) जररये बैंक
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उदयपुर में प्रसतुत कर सकते हैं। जो उसी नदन अपराह्न 3.30 बजे उपकस्त नननवदादाताओं
के समक्ष खोली जाएगी। फै्स अ्वा अनय नकसी प्रकार से प्रसतुत नननवदा मानय नहीं होगी।
नननवदा ननिा्गररत आरनक्षत रानश से कम भी डाली जा सकती है नजसे आबकारी आयु्त को
नबना कारण बताये नकसी भी नननवदा को सवीकार/असवीकार करने का पूण्ग अनिकार होगा।
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website : https//urban.rajasthan.gov.in@ulbraisinghnagar
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विज्ञप्ति/आपवति सूचना
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अपनी समपदति के पट्टे/अन्य का्यता केे दिए आवेिन दक्या है। संबंदिर आवेिन की दवसरतृर जानकारी नगरपादिका
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की वेेबसाइट http://lsg.urban.rajasthan.gov.in रथा http://shahar2021.rajasthan.gov.in पर िेखी
जा सकरी है। अपना िावा/आपदति नगरपादिका रा्यदसंहनगर में 7 दिवस में प्रसरतुतुर करें।
(राजेश कुमार)
अवधशाषी अवधकारी
नगरपाव्का रायवसंहनगर
JDA RAZES FOUR-
STOREY BUILDING
Enforcement wing of
JDA on Friday razed
an illegal building
constructed in Tadke-
shwar Sarovar Colony
in PrithviRaj Nagar.
Officials informed 6
flats were illegally con-
structed in 4-storied
building & this was 3rd
consecutive action.
Teencreatesgirl’sfakeaccounttoharass
The Galta Gate police arrested three accused including the
thief and the buyer in the case of theft of e-rickshaw and
batteries. Police recovered two e-rickshaws and 32 batteries
from their possession, said DCP (North) Paris Deshmukh.
A case of theft was filed on June 22 by Jairam Meena that
on June 9, he had parked the e-rickshaw outside the house
when it went missing. After checking CCTV cameras, it came
to light that a person stole his e-rickshaw. Jeetu (21), Kallu
(38) and Salman Alias Natwar (29) arrested.
3 HELD FOR THEFT OF E-RICKSHAWS & BATTERIES
Shakuntala Rawat reviewing
preps for Invest Raj-2022.
Mountaineers with Jaipur collector Rajan Vishal.
CJ SS Shinde launched the e-innovation court evidence VC
Centre at SMS hospital virtually. Dr Sudhir Bhandari and other
senior doctors are seen in the VC room at SMS hospital.
Dausa: Police have
arrested a man for
allegedly kidnapping
a 13-year-old minor
girl from Dausa. Police
detained girl and arrested
accused from Darbhanga
in Bihar. “Victim and
accused came in contact
through social media
and Free Fire game. The
accused came from Qatar
to Dausa & kidnapped
girl, following which, FIR
was filed,” said Dausa SP
Rajkumar Gupta.
MAN COMES FROM
QATAR, KIDNAPS
MINOR GIRL, HELD

First India Bureau
Jaipur: The sanitation
and cleanliness work in
the Municipal Corpora-
tion Greater zone is
again in the hands of
the corporation admin-
istration. However, due
to the paucity of re-
sources, the sanitation
system in the entire
area has collapsed and
the councillors are fall-
ing prey to the anger of
the people due to lack of
cleanliness.
On Friday, Congress
councillor Karan Shar-
ma, troubled by this
crumbling cleaning sys-
tem and jammed sewer,
carried out a ‘sewer at-
tack’ on the corporation
headquarters.
Sharma’s supporter
and other people tried to
to throw sewer water in
the mayor’s room, but
the police and security
guards closed the door
of the corporation head-
quarters. After that the
councillor threw sewer
water near the gate.
Sharma said that the
cleanliness system has
collapsed but our mayor
is busy doing ‘yoga’.
RAJASTHAN
03
Ansal properties
fined `2.10 lakh
Jaipur: A penalty of Rs
2.10 lakh was imposed
on Ansal Properties and
Infrastructure company
for not allotting flats de-
spite booking in its
housing scheme. The
company will also have
to return the registra-
tion amount of Rs 50,000
along with interest.
Two flats were booked
by the company in 2009
in Abhilasha Home-2,
Sushant City but in 2011,
the company told the
customer that the
scheme has been can-
celled and offered flats
in another scheme. Af-
ter this, Ambabadi resi-
dent Mangala Pandiya
filed a complaint in 2014.
The court said that re-
fusal to allotment after 3
years without justified
reason is service defect.
RTOs and DTOs
reshuffled
Jaipur: In a big reshuf-
fle in the transport dept,
three RTOs, 8 DTOs and
16 transport inspectors
and sub-inspectors were
transferred on Friday
.
PL Bamnia is now RTO
Udaipur, PS Rathore is
now RTO Kota, RTO G
Vishwakarma is shifted
from Kota to Jhalana
Jaipur as ARTO. Yash-
pal Yadav put on APO is
now DTO Dudu, Suman
on APO is appointed as
DTO Shahpura, DTO
Supriya Vishnoi is shift-
ed from Nagaur to
Ajmer, DTO Rajeev
Sharma is shifted from
Kekri to Enforcement
Wing Ajmer, DTO Ab-
hay Mudgal is shifted
from Banswara to
Bharatpur, The Trans-
port commissioner is-
sued the orders.
—Shivendra Parmar
DIGEST
news
news
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Raj Governor
Kalraj Mishra on Fri-
day took a meeting of
Vice-Chancellors of
state-funded universi-
ties and directed them
to prepare uniform syl-
labus as per the new
education policy
.
Guv and Chancellor
Mishra while presiding
over a ‘Kulpati Sam-
vad’ meeting, directed
the vice-chancellors to
prepare a uniform syl-
labus of all the subjects
by October 30. He said
that all universities
will have to make sin-
cere efforts to imple-
ment new education
policy in a holistic
manner including
Choice Based Credit
System (CBCS) Cred-
it Transfer in varsities.
During the meeting,
Kalraj Mishra also said
that Constitution Parks
in all universities
should be constructed
by Nov 26. He also di-
rected the vice-chancel-
lors to take assistance
of RSRDC to remove
practical difficulties
that are being faced in
the construction of
Constitution Parks at
some universities. He
also said that training
related to Red Cross ac-
tivities should also be
given to students.
Make uniform syllabus: Governor
‘KULPATI SAMMELAN’
NSUI alleges Agnipath is only to
benefit RSS, burns its uniform
‘If scheme is not withdrawn, protests will intensify across the country’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The agitation
over the Agnipath
scheme of the
central government is
increasing in the state.
On Friday, NSUI
workers protested
against the Agnipath
scheme outside Ra-
jasthan University.
During this, the pro-
testers burned the
Rashtriya Swayamse-
vak Sangh (RSS) uni-
form. According to the
protestors, Rajnath
Singh has made this
scheme only to recruit
the people of RSS from
the country, which will
not be tolerated under
any circumstances.
NSUI spokesperson
Ramesh Bhati said that
preparations are being
made to fill RSS work-
ers in the army in the
name of the Indian
Army. Congress party
and NSUI will not allow
this to happen. He said
that the most prestig-
ious job in the country
has been converted into
a contract by the Modi
government.
This will not be toler-
ated under any circum-
stances by the youth of
the country
.
In such a situation,
till the Agnipath
scheme is not
withdrawn, our protest
will continue across
the country
.
STIR OVER
NSUI members protesting against Agnipath at RU gate on Friday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
Governor Kalraj Mishra felicitating Dr N Rathore for the Chancellor’s
Award to MPUAT for excellence in state universities on Friday.
Councillor Karan Sharma spilling sewer water in front of JMC
Greater office’s entrance on Friday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
FARMERS’BODY
SUBMITS MEMO
Jaipur: Farmers pro-
tested over Agnipath
scheme here on Friday,
taking out a protest
march to the district
collector’s office. Mem-
bers of the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha and the
organisations support-
ing it submitted a mem-
orandum to officials
there. The Centre had
introduced the scheme
last week, triggering
protests across nation.
The Sanyukt Kisan
Morcha had announced
demonstrations in all
districts of the state
against the scheme, the
statement said.
MAYOR DR SOMYA
BUSY IN WARDS?
CHAIR SAVED
FROM AUCTION!
On one hand, councilors
and supporters created
a ruckus in JMCG on Friday.
On the other hand Mayor Dr
Somya visited various wards
of Malviya Nagar zone and
got annoyed at the lack of
cleanliness and sewerage
line. Dr Somya reprimanded
the concerned CSI and zone
officers and said that the
complaints are not being re-
dressed in time negligence
in duty will not be tolerated.
The chair of the JMCH
Commissioner was saved
from auction at last moment.
On the Commercial Court’s
order, Special envoy, reached
JMCG on Thursday but the
matter related to payment
of `3.21 Cr was told to be of
JMCH’s waste managment.
Faulty sanitation:
Councillor spills over
sewer water at JMCG
Kota: The three offi-
cials of Apeksha Group,
the company involved
in a case of duping Rs.
200 crores from inves-
tors, were produced be-
fore a court in Kota on
Friday
, following which,
they were sent to jail.
Police informed
Apeksha Group Direc-
tors Durga Shankar,
Giriraj and Chartered
Accountant Himanshu
were produced before a
court on Friday, while
Director Sanjay Kashy-
ap was sent to jail on
Thursday
.
“The three officials
were sent to jail after
being produced in a
court. The police are in
search of other accused
in the case,” said DSP
Amar Singh. —FIB
Officials of Apeksha Group jailed
Fraud messages on name of
Minister,JDC Governor’sPS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: JDA commis-
sioner Ravi Jain has
registered a case with
cyber police station af-
ter some of the JDA of-
ficers and employees
received WhatsApp
messages from a fraud-
ster who introduced
himself as the JDC.
Jain’s photo was used as
DP of the WhatsApp.
Similarly, a fraud ac-
count on the name of
MinisterRameshChand
Meenawasalsomadeon
WhatsApp. Officers of
Panchayati Raj dept
were invited to official
meeting from the fake
account. He has asked
for investigation.
Meanwhile, Principal
Secretary to Governor
IAS Subir Kumar com-
plained of similar fraud
at Sodala police station.
The accused is using his
photo on WhatsApp.
Prez Poll: MLA
Meena is BJP’s
proposer; five
MLAs reach Delhi
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Kailash Mee-
na becomes a propos-
er in Presidential
election. Meena is a
BJP MLA from the
Garhi constituency.
Earlier, Kailash Mee-
na was in news for
the controversies
during the Rajya
Sabha elections. The
dispute was regard-
ing the unveiling of
the vote cast by him.
Meanwhile, Me-
war will make histo-
ry in the presidential
elections this time,
as 5 MLAs of Mewar
will be proposers for
the post of President.
5 tribal MLAs name-
ly MLA Phool Singh
Meena, Babulal
Kharadi, Sambhar-
am Garasiya, and
Kailash Meena
reached Delhi.
Corona claims 1
more life; Jaipur
logs 56 new cases
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Corona cases
are seeing an increase
again in Rajasthan. In-
fact, the havoc of corona
have taken the life of
one in Nagaur.
On Friday, 120 new
cases of Coivd-19 were
recorded in Rajasthan.
Out of which 56 were
reported from capital
city Jaipur itself. JOh-
dpur topped the tally
with reporting 17 new
cases while Udaipur,
Ajmer, Bikaner are also
witnessing surge in cas-
es in past few days. Ac-
tive cases are 785 in Raj.
Harassed over dowry,
29-year-old ends life
First India Bureau
Alwar: A 29-year-old
woman allegedly com-
mitted by hanging her-
self to a ceiling fan in
Alwar’s Transport Na-
gar area on Thursday
after being harassed
over dowry demands by
in-laws. Police informed
the victim has been
identified as Mamta, a
resident of Alwar.
“The woman had
married in 2017 to
Rajesh (32), a technician
in the Army and pres-
ently posted in Dehra-
dun. The victim’s father
isaprincipalinaschool.
The victim was re-
peatedly beaten and
harassed over dowry
demands,” police in-
formed. “The in-laws
harassed the girl stating
that dowry items given
during marriage were
of lower quality. ,” po-
lice added.
Mamta, a principal’s daughter.
JDA’S FEMALE
TEHSILDAR
HARRASED IN
ZONE 14
Jaipur: A man alleg-
edly misbehaved with
a woman Tehsildar
posted in Zone 14
of JDA. The accused
who introduced
himself as a former
employee of the
JDA forced Tehsil-
dar Srishti Jain for
signing in a matter
related to obtain-
ing freehold patta.
He misbehaved and
threatened the officer.
Ravi Jain Ramesh Meena

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Perform all work
carefully, guided by
compassion.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
Congratulations to DRDO, Indian Navy
the industry for the successful flight
test of Vertical Launch Short Range
Surface to Air Missile off the coast of
Chandipur, Odisha. This success will
further enhance the defence capability
of Indian Naval Ships against the
aerial threats.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Truth always triumphs. A must-
read thread for all those perpetually
engulfed by bias and hate against PM
@narendramodi. Hon’ble Supreme
Court has called out the ulterior design
in the Gujarat riot case.
TOP TWEETS
ZAKIA JAFRI LOSES
ONE MORE ROUND
ONLY OPTION LEFT
IS TO RECONCILE
akia Jafri, wife of
Congress MP Ehsan
Jafri who was killed
in 2002 post Godhra
riots, lost her appeal
in the Supreme Court on Friday
.
With that the riot widow’s fight
for justice has ended, unless she
decides to go in for revision. That
may not be a wise move as the
Supreme Court found her appeal
against the Ahmedabad metro-
politan magistrate’s clean chit to
former Gujarat Chief Minister
Narendra Modi “devoid of mer-
its”. TheGujaratHighCourthad
upheld the magistrate’s order.
That a Supreme Court-appointed
Special Investigation Team had
cleared Narendra Modi will not
please the court if she decides to
challenge the order.
Accepting the brutal killing of
Ehsan Jafri, who did not get any
helpdespiterepeatedphonecalls,
as God’s will is easier said than
done. Nevertheless, she will have
to live with the memory of her
husband’s painful death. Venge-
ance should be shunned but it is
one trait which is here to stay
.
Z
mericalikestolec-
turetheworldona
host of issues but
is unable to set its
own house in or-
der. Take the control law, for
instance. Even after scores of
mass shootings, the latest be-
ing at the Robb Elementary
School in Texas in which 19
school children and two
teachers were killed on May
24, the US Senate is on the
verge of clearing a gun safety
bill which does not enjoy the
fullsupportof theRepublican
Party
. The progress made to-
wards passage of the docile
bill was, ironically
, made on a
day when the US Supreme
Court ruled that Americans
have a constitutional right to
“keep and bear arms” under
the Second Amendment of
the country’s constitution.
The ruling by conservative
majority Supreme Court in
effect allows wanton misuse
of firearms, especially as-
sault rifles and high capacity
magazines. The right to keep
firearms clearly considered
more important than the
right to life of minorities and
innocents by the judges. The
ruling is in line with former
President Donald Trump
rooting against laws permit-
ting abortion and those put-
ting a curb on possessing
firearms. The ruling on guns
has already been given and
now American women await
the top court’s verdict on
abortion with trepidation. A
leaked document showed
that five conservative justic-
es favoured overturning the
law making abortion legal.
At least on these two is-
sues---guns and abortions---
Americans could copy Indian
laws instead of depriving
women the right over their
bodies and giving well-armed
Americans the licence to kill
with impunity. Conserva-
tives indeed have the power
to trigger change.
RIGHT TO KEEP GUNS
VS RIGHT TO LIFE
The ruling by conservative
majority SC in effect
allows wanton misuse of
firearms, especially
assault rifles high
capacity magazines. The
right to keep firearms
clearly considered more
important than the right to
life of minorities
A
ndustrial Relation (IR) is a dy-
namic process encompassing
a relationship between the
employersandemployeesand
examines an outcome of com-
plex set of transactions
amongthemajorplayerssuch
as the employers, the employ-
ees, the trade union, and the
state in a given socio-econom-
ic context. The good industri-
al relations ensure uninter-
ruptedproductionandsmooth
running of the organization.
The factors with deep impact
on IR are:-Individual Behav-
iour, Organizational Struc-
ture, Psychological Factors,
Leadership Style, Economic
and Technical Environment
and Legal and Political Envi-
ronment of the country
.
Industrial relations in our
country have been cordial
bothduringancientandmedi-
eval periods. Employers and
workers enjoyed good mutual
respect and there was a peace-
ful coexistence between the
two. The situation deteriorat-
ed during British rule where
the relations between man-
agement and the workers
were strained and the central
govt was then forced to pass
the first industrial relation
act, employers and workmen
(Disputes) act of 1860. Even
todaydespitenumberof trade
unionstheworkingandliving
conditionsandwagesof work-
ers have not improved to the
desired levels.
IR during post Independ-
ence era was marked by num-
ber of Acts for industry like
IndianTradeUnions(Amend-
ment) Act, 1947, Industrial
Employment (Standing Or-
ders) Act 1946 and Industrial
DisputesAct,1947.Stateinter-
ventionintheIRwasowingto
unequaldistributionof power
in the labour market, neutral-
ity of the state, incompatibil-
ity of free collective bargain-
ing institution with economic
planningetc.Thepoliticaland
economic forces in the mid
1960s aggravated industrial
conflict and rendered non-
formal system ineffective. In
the process of reviewing the
system,NationalCommission
onLabour(NCL)wasappoint-
ed in 1966. Particularly since
1991, which marked the inau-
gurationof liberalizationpro-
cess, IR in India is marked
by new challenges like emer-
gence of a new breed of em-
ployees (popularly termed as
knowledge workers), failure
of trade union leadership,
economicimpact,andemploy-
ers’ insufficient response.
INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES
An industrial dispute is de-
fined as a conflict or a differ-
ence in opinion between man-
agement and workers regard-
ing employment. The major
causes of industrial disputes
are ones related to wages, un-
ion rivalry, political interfer-
ence, unfair labour practices,
multiplicity of labour laws
and economic slowdown. The
prominent industrial dis-
putes witnessed in our coun-
try so far are:- Honda Motor-
cycleandScootersIndia(2005)
on issue of differentiation of
wages causing injury to hun-
dreds of workers and revenue
loss of 400 Crores to company
,
Indian unit of Graziano Tras-
missioni (2008), MD cum CEO
Lalit Kishore Chaudhary
killed, Pricol (2009), VP (Hu-
manResources),RoyJGeorge
died and four staff members
injured, Violence and Stop-
page of work at Mangla Pro-
cessing Terminal (MPT) of
Cairn Energy Barmer (2009),
where the conflict among
worker and contractor from
different castes led to the
burning vehicles and rough-
ing up police by a mob but no
harm to company assets ow-
ing good rapport of security
head with local population .
Maruti Suzuki (2012) burning
of admin block and death of
GM (Human Resource) and
Toyota’s twin plants Banga-
lore (2014) remained shut for
36 days. However since 2014
there has been no alarming
industrial violence or dispute
in India.
CURRENT SCENARIO
Sweeping labour reforms un-
leashed by the Narendra
Modi government may be yet
to take effect due to dithering
by many state governments
and the Covid-19 pandemic,
but strikes and lockouts have
declined in last five years by
almost one third as com-
pared to preceding years.
The four labour codes, which
were passed by Parliament
in 2019 and 2020, are likely to
be implemented soon, with
only a handful of states left
to draft their own rules un-
der the codes.
The Industrial Relations
Code Bill, 2020 formulated ac-
cording to the recommenda-
tions of the Second National
Commission on Labour pro-
posed for amalgamating, sim-
plifying and rationalising the
relevant provisions of three
industry related Acts. It aims
to “minimize the friction be-
tween the employers and
workers; provide provisions
investigation and settlement
of industrial disputes and
achieve industrial peace and
harmony as the ultimate pur-
suit in resolving industrial
disputes”. Industrial Rela-
tions Code amends the defini-
tion of “strike” to “mass casu-
al leave” and lays down mini-
mumtomaximummandatory
notice for strike. The 2020 Bill
on Industrial Relations pro-
videsthegovernmentwiththe
power to exempt any new in-
dustrial establishment or
class of establishment from
anyorallof itsprovisionsif it
is in public interest.
WAY AHEAD
Adoption of Unitary
, Pluralis-
tic and Marxist approaches
for IR but need to consider
Gandhian and Human Re-
source(HR)approachesbeing
modern and more acceptable
term for personnel or indus-
trial relations management.
Joint Consultations, Stand-
ing Orders and Code of Disci-
plinemustbeclearlydefinedto
preventof industrialdisputes.
Strengthen collective bar-
gaining, Mediation, Concili-
ation, Arbitration, Filling up
gaps in legislations of centre
and states.
Notify date for the 2020 Bill
on Industrial Relations and
common code to come into
force.
Encourage and ensure
workers participation in
management and implement
fair labour practices.
Strengthen tripartite bod-
ies like Indian Labour Con-
ference, Standing Labour
Committee, and Committee
on Conventions and Indus-
trial Committees.
Adopt best employee-rela-
tion practices like open dia-
logue, fair rewards, work-life
balance, safe workplace and
role to employees in decision
making.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Industrial Relations and Disputes:
Current Indian Scenario
I
Sweeping labour reforms
unleashed by the Narendra
Modi government may be
yet to take effect due to
dithering by many state
governments and the
Covid-19 pandemic, but
strikes and lockouts have
declined in the last five
years by almost one third
as compared to the
preceding years
Industrial relations in our
country have been cordial
both during ancient
medieval periods. The
situation deteriorated
during British rule where
the relations between
management workers
were strained the Centre
was then forced to pass
the first industrial relation
act, employers workmen
(Disputes) act of 1860
COL RAJESH BHUKAR
The author is a has been Head Security
Rajasthan Operations of Cairn Energy and
DGM HR in Jindal Saw Ltd

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Govt prepares to host G-20
meetings in JK next year
Srinagar: The JK ad-
ministration has consti-
tuted a committee to
coordinate with the del-
egates of G-20 countries
scheduled to partici-
pate in a meeting to be
held in the Union Terri-
tory (UT) next year.
In response to a com-
munication from the
Ministry of External
Affairs (MEA), Manoj
Kumar Dwivedi, Princi-
pal Secretary to the
JK government, has
accorded sanction to
the “constitution of a
committee for overall
coordination of G-20
meetings to be held in
the UT of JK”.
In an order, the gov-
ernment has decided
that the Principal Secre-
tary
,HousingandUrban
Development, will be
the chairman of the
five-membercommittee.
The details of the
meetings and the coun-
tries likely to partici-
pate, however, have not
been made public so far.
The participation of
the delegates from G-20
countries will be a ma-
jor boost to the efforts
of the Centre to project
the situation in JK as
normal, after JK’s spe-
cial constitutional posi-
tion was ended in 2019.
In the past, the Cen-
tre invited several am-
bassadorsanddelegates
mainly from the Euro-
pean Union (EU) coun-
tries “to assess the situ-
ation in JK” on three
occasions. However, the
Centre’s move drew
criticism for selective
invitees and monitored
tours of these delega-
tions from the Western
countries.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at G-20 Summit. —FILE PHOTO
Karti won’t be
arrested till
July 12, ED
tells Delhi HC
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Enforcement Direc-
torate (ED) on Friday
apprised the Delhi High
Court that the agency
will not arrest Congress
MP Karti Chidambar-
am till July 12, in con-
nection with the alleged
money laundering case
linked to the allotment
of the visas to Chinese
nationals in 2011.
The development
came after the bench of
Justice Jasmeet Singh
told the probe agency
that the court will not
be able to deal with the
matter and slated it for
July 12.
During the course of
the hearing, the ED’s
counsel informed the
court that the central
agency would not arrest
Karti Chidambaram till
the next hearing day
.
Additional Solicitor
General S.V. Raju, ap-
peared on behalf of the
probe agency
.
Karti, son of senior
Congress leader and
former Finance Minis-
ter P. Chidambaram,
knocked the doors of
the high court following
the dismissal of his an-
ticipatory bail plea by a
lower court.
On June 3, the court
of special CBI judge
M.K. Nagpal had denied
the anticipatory bail ap-
plications moved by
Karti Chidambaram
and other accused per-
sons in the case, includ-
ing the Congress MP’s
chartered accountant,
S. Bhaskar Raman, and
Vikas Makharia, the as-
sociate vice-president
of thermal power plant
Talwandi Sabo Power.
Karti Chidambaram
Opposition leaders protest against
Agnipath scheme in Bihar Assembly
Patna (Agencies): On
the first day of Monsoon
Session in the Bihar As-
sembly on Friday, the
Rashtriya Janata Dal
(RJD) and Left party
leaders protested
against the Central gov-
ernment on issue of the
Agnipath scheme.
Bhai Virendra, the
senior RJD leader and
chief spokesperson
said: “The leaders of
every party will pass a
proposal against the Ag-
nipath scheme and send
it to the Narendra Modi
government.”
Mahboob Alam, the
MLA from the Left par-
ty said: “Due to the ar-
bitrariness of the Nar-
endra Modi govern-
ment, the futures of the
youths are becoming
darker. We have to se-
cure the future of the
youth of the country
.”
“The Center’s inhibi-
tory policies are putting
pressure on the youths.
Respectivegovernments
of the states have regis-
tered FIRs against the
protesters and lodged
them in jails.
“Theywereprotesting
for their future, but the
Centre has applied pres-
sure on states like Bihar
having JD(U)-BJP govt
to suppress the agita-
tion. They are thinking
thattheagitationagainst
Agnipath scheme has
ended, but I want to say
that the protests have
started now,” Alam said.
Tejashwi Yadav along with party legislators stages a protest on
the first day of the Monsoon session of the Assembly, in Patna.
CONG’S REVANTH
MEETS VIOLENCE
ACCUSED IN JAIL
Hyderabad: Telangana
Congress chief Re-
vanth Reddy on Friday
met a few accused in
the Secunderabad rail-
way station violence at
Chanchalguda Central
Prison here. The jail
authorities allowed Re-
vanth Reddy and other
Congress leaders to
meet the youth, who
were arrested follow-
ing June 17 violence at
Secunderabad station
during the protest
against Agnipath, the
recently announced
scheme by the Centre
for army recruitment.
Revanth Reddy as-
sured the youth that
the Congress party
will extend all possible
help to them.
Punjab Assembly pays homage to
Sidhu Moosewala, late Ministers
Chandigarh (Agen-
cies): The Punjab As-
sembly on Friday paid
tributes to singer Sidhu
Moosewala, former
minister Tota Singh
and other departed
members.
On the opening day
of the Budget Session
of the assembly, the
House also paid trib-
utes to former Minister
Hardipinder Singh Bad-
al who passed away in
April at the age of 79.
A two-minute silence
was observed in the
memory of departed
souls during the obitu-
ary references.
Shubhdeep Singh Sid-
hu, also known as Sidhu
Moosewala(28),wasshot
dead in Punjab’s Mansa
district on May 29.
Punjab CM and others pay homage to freedom fighters, political
personalities and others in Chandigarh on Friday.
Fresh tussle erupts between
Delhi CM, LG, say sources
New Delhi (ANI): A
new conflict has erupt-
ed between Delhi Chief
Minister Arvind Kejri-
wal and Lieutenant
Governor Vinai Kumar
Saxena, sources in-
formed on Friday
.
According to the
sources, the LG has
withheld some files of
the Chief Minister for
three weeks, which
were necessary for his
Singapore visit.
Kejriwal was to
speak about the Delhi
model at the World Cit-
ies Summit, which is
scheduled to be held in
Singapore from July 31
to August 3.
“High Commissioner
of Singapore Simon
Wang had invited CM
Kejriwal recently. The
file related to which
was withheld by the LG
House for the last three
weeks. Usually, the files
related to the Chief
Minister’s visits are
sent back to the Delhi
government in 1 to 2
days, it has been kept
on hold for three
weeks,” sources said.
Arvind Kejriwal
SP to support Yashwant Sinha for Prez post
Lucknow (Agencies):
The Samajwadi Party
(SP) has said that it will
support former Union
Minister Yashwant Sin-
ha in the upcoming
Presidential elections.
SP president Akhile-
sh Yadav, on Friday
, con-
vened a meeting of all
party MPs and legisla-
tors and got them to
sign forms, proposing
the name of Sinha for
the top post.
Akhilesh Yadav also
warned his party lead-
ers to beware of efforts
that could be made to
break opposition unity,
especially in view of de-
velopments in Maha-
rashtra.
The party spokesman
said that since
Yashwant Sinha is the
joint opposition candi-
date, all SP MPs and
MLAs would unani-
mously support him.
The Samajwadi Party
(SP) has said that it will
support former Union
Minister Yashwant Sin-
ha in the upcoming
Presidential elections.
SP president Akhile-
sh Yadav, on Friday
, con-
vened a meeting of all
party MPs and legisla-
tors and got them to
sign forms, proposing
the name of Sinha for
the top post.
Akhilesh Yadav also
warnedhispartyleaders
to beware of efforts that
could be made to break
opposition unity
, espe-
ciallyinviewof develop-
ments in Maharashtra.
Akhilesh Yadav
YASHWANT SINHA GETS Z SECURITY COVER
New Delhi: The central government on Friday accorded Z security cover of armed
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) commandos to Yashwant Sinha, the joint
opposition candidate for the presidential elections. The Z category is the second-
highest security cover given to high-risk individuals in the country. Officials told
news agency PTI that commandos, about eight to ten working in shifts, will escort
the 84-year-old leader whenever he travels across the country. He is expected to
file his nomination on June 27 after which he is expected to travel across India.
8 SFI workers detained
for vandalising his office
Wayanad (Agencies):
The Students’ Federa-
tion of India (SFI) took
out a march and vandal-
ised Congress MP Rahul
Gandhi’s office in Way-
anad, Kerala. They
barged into the office
and destroyed pieces of
equipment inside.
The protest was car-
ried out against Rahul
Gandhi for allegedly not
interfering in the Su-
preme Court order on
the eco-sensitive zone
(ESZ). After the protest,
Congress stated that his
office staff was also in-
jured in the clash.
Police said the protest
marchcontainedaround
100SFIactivistsandthey
bargedintotheoffice.As
of now,eightof themare
under custody
. More po-
lice have been deployed.
The mob was report-
edly irked by the SC or-
der mandating an eco-
sensitive zone (ESZ) of a
kilometre around all
protected areas, wildlife
sanctuariesandnational
parks and demanded
thatRahulGandhibreak
hissilenceonthematter.
However, Rahul Gan-
dhi did send a letter to
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on the buffer
zone issue on June 23,
stating that the SC’s
judgement on the main-
tenance of the eco-sensi-
tive zones has led to
widespread protests
around Wayanad parlia-
mentary constituency
.
Protest was carried out against Rahul for not interfering in SC order on the eco-sensitive zone (ESZ).
❍ PROTEST AGAINST RAHUL GANDHI IN WAYANAD
Andhra renames Konaseema
district after Dr Ambedkar
Amaravati (PTI): The
Andhra Pradesh gov-
ernment on Friday
went ahead with its pro-
posal to rename Kona-
seema district as Dr BR
Ambedkar Konaseema.
The proposal had on
May 24 led to wide-
spread violence and ar-
son by groups opposed
to renaming the newly
created district after
the Dalit icon.
A meeting of the
state cabinet chaired by
Chief Minister Y S Jag-
an Mohan Reddy ap-
proved the gazette noti-
fication to rename the
district. Police presence
was increased in
Amalapuram and other
towns in the district to
prevent any untoward
incidents.
Sajjala Ramakrishna
Reddy, advisor to the
government (public af-
fairs), said the decision
to rename the district
was taken after careful
consideration of the
composition of the pop-
ulation and demands
from local people. “The
state government
stands by its decision
and as per that, we re-
named it officially as Dr
BR Ambedkar Konasee-
ma district today,’’ he
said.
During the May 24
violence, protesters set
fire to the houses of
minister P Viswarup
and ruling YSRCP MLA
P Satish and damaged
public property
. Dozens
of people were arrested
over the violence.
The district was
carved out of the East
Godavari district in the
first week of April,
when the government
created 13 new districts.
The district headquar-
ters, Amalapuram, is a
Scheduled Caste-re-
served Lok Sabha con-
stituency. While three
of the seven Assembly
segments in the con-
stituency are reserved
for Scheduled Castes,
the rest are populated
mostly by non-Dalit
communities.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy
Protesters opposed
to the decision set
fire to the houses of
Mins on May 24
‘Dead’ mastermind of 26/11 attacks held
New Delhi (agencies):
Pakistani authorities
have informed Western
interlocutors that Sajid
Mir, a top Lashkar-e-
Taiba (LeT) operative
involved in directing the
2008 Mumbai attacks,
was arrested and given
an eight-year prison
term this year, people
familiar with the matter
said on Friday — a
change from the Paki-
stani establishment’s
earlier claim that Sajid
Mir alias Sajid Majid
“died” some time ago.
The new information
on Mir emerged only af-
ter key Western coun-
tries mounted consider-
able pressure on Islama-
bad to present proof of
his death.
The matter was taken
up by the Financial Ac-
tion Task Force (FATF)
duringitsassessmentof
Pakistan’s actions to
crack down on terror fi-
nancing, especially the
investigation and pros-
ecution of key leaders
of LeT, the people cited
above said.
Pakistan has for long
claimed that Mir is dead
— a standard response
every time Western of-
ficials raised his case,
the people said.
The pressure on Paki-
stan to provide proof of
Mir’s death, including a
forensic audit and de-
tails of time and place
of death,beganbuilding
up again around the end
of last year, people fa-
miliar with develop-
ments in both Islama-
bad and Western capi-
tals said.
When FATF sought
information about in-
vestigations Pakistani
authorities conducted
in the case before they
discovered Mir was
dead and details they
gatheredtoactuallycon-
firm his death, Islama-
bad was unable to come
up with anything sub-
stantial. Several West-
ern countries doubted
the claim and the issue
became a sticking point
in the assessment of Pa-
kistan’s case by FATF,
the people said.
Sajid Mir

INDIA
06
Ukraine-returned
students protest,
seek admission
New Delhi: Students
who were evacuated
from war-torn Ukraine
staged a demonstra-
tion here on Friday,
seeking admission to
medical colleges
across the country.
They have urged the
government that the
students be accommo-
dated as a one-time
measure to prevent ac-
ademic year loss. The
MBBS students and
their parents from Del-
hi, Uttar Pradesh, Har-
yana, Himachal
Pradesh, Punjab, Utta-
rakhand, Madhya
Pradesh and Rajasthan,
gathered outside the
National Medical Com-
mission here and
staged a protest.
MP cop kills self
after firing at
woman colleague
Bhopal: A police in-
spector fired at his col-
league- a woman assis-
tant sub inspector- and
then shot himself to
death from point blank
range in Madhya
Pradesh today, cops
said. The incident took
place in the premises of
Indore police control
room. The police in-
spector who died on the
spot has been identified
as Hakam Singh Pawar.
He had been posted in
Madhya Pradesh capital
Bhopal and was head-
ing to the Shyamala
Hills police station of
Bhopal. The woman as-
sistant sub inspector
who was rushed to a
city hospital after being
shot has been posted in
the Indore control
room. She is undergo-
ing treatment, officials
informed.
Terror case: NIA
searches at 14
locations in JK
Srinagar: National In-
vestigation Agency on
Friday conducted
searches at multiple lo-
cations in Jammu and
Kashmir in a case re-
lated to militancy con-
spiracy. According to a
statement, NIA con-
ducted searches at 14
locations in Srinagar,
Baramulla, Pulwama,
Anantnag Budgam and
Kathua in a case under
number RC-05/2022/
NIA/JMU. The state-
ment reads that the
case relates to terror
conspiracy hatched by
Pakistan based com-
manders of terrorists
organisations for fur-
therance of their activ-
ities by way of target-
ing minorities, securi-
ty personnel and reli-
gious pilgrimages in-
cluding holy Shri Ama-
ranthji Yatra, Shri
Vaishno Devi Yatra
and other similar reli-
gious activities.
BRIEF
in
in
Washington (Agen-
cies): The US Supreme
Court on Friday ended
the right to abortion in a
seismic ruling that
shreds half a century of
constitutional protec-
tions on one of the most
divisive and bitterly
fought issues in Ameri-
can political life.
The conservative-
dominated court over-
turned the landmark
1973 “Roe v Wade” deci-
sion that enshrined a
woman’s right to an
abortion, saying that in-
dividual states can now
permit or restrict the
procedure themselves.
US President Joe
Biden on Friday called
thesupremecourt’sdeci-
sion “a sad day for the
court and for the coun-
try
.”“Thecourthasdone
what it has never done
done before, which is ex-
pressly take away a con-
stitutional right that is
so fundamental to so
many Americans,” the
president said in a
speech from the White
House. President Biden
called for protests to re-
main peaceful. The pres-
ident also said that the
abortion rights are ‘on
the ballot’ in November
midterm elections.
“The Constitution
does not confer a right to
abortion; Roe and Casey
are overruled; and the
authority to regulate
abortion is returned to
the people and their
electedrepresentatives,”
the court said.
In the majority opin-
ion, Justice Samuel Al-
ito said “abortion pre-
sents a profound moral
issue on which Ameri-
cans hold sharply con-
flicting views.
“The Constitution
does not prohibit the
citizens of each State
from regulating or pro-
hibiting abortion,” he
said. Dissenting were
the three liberals on the
court. The ruling will
likely set into motion a
cavalcadeof newlawsin
roughlyhalf of the50US
states that will severely
restrict or outright ban
and criminalise abor-
tions, forcing women to
travel long distances to
states that still permit
the procedure.
The opinion shredded
the 1973 Roe v. Wade rul-
ing by the nation’s high-
est court that said wom-
en had the right to abor-
tion based on the consti-
tutional right to privacy
over their own bodies.
US top court strikes down abortion rights, Biden terms ruling ‘sad’
MILLIONS OF WOMEN IN THE US TO LOSE LEGAL RIGHT TO ABORTION

Barak Obama
condemned the
decision and said
that the court
“not only
reversed nearly
50 years of
precedent but
attacked essential
freedoms
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K’TAKASHOCKER
7 FOETUSES PACKED IN BOXES,
FOUND FLOATING IN GUTTER
Belagavi (Agencies): In
a shocking incident, sev-
en foetuses were found
floating in a gutter in
Mudalgi town of Karna-
taka’s Belagavi district
on Friday
.
According to the po-
lice, the foetuses were
stuffed in five boxes and
thrownintotheflowing
gutter.
The incident
came to light af-
ter passers-by
noticedtheboxes
floating in the
drain near Mooda-
lagi bus stand and in-
formed the police.
DistrictHealthOfficer
(DHO), Mahesh Koni,
confirmed the incident.
Primafacie,itappearsto
beacaseof genderdetec-
tion and foeticide.
All foetuses were five-
month-old and a case
would be lodged with the
local police station in
this regard through the
gram panchayat, Koni
stated.
Thefoetuseshavebeen
kept in the mortuary of
the local hospital.
After a complaint is
lodged, the foetuses will
be taken to the Belagavi
Forensic Science Labo-
ratory for conducting
tests, Koni said. A spe-
cial team will be formed
to investigate the mat-
ter after bringing it to
the notice of the district
commissioner, he said.
In India, around
460,000 girls went miss-
ing — which means they
werenotbornduetosex-
selection biases — each
year between 2013 and
2017, said the UNFPA re-
port, The State of the
World Population 2020.
Kolkata: Earlier this week in another shocking
incident of foeticide, a newborn girl was stran-
gled to death by her father in Baduria in West
Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district on Wednes-
day morning. The reason behind the heinous
act was that the newborn was his third con-
secutive girl child and had a dark complexion.
The culprit, Rohul Amin Islam,
a small-time building
contractor by profes-
sion, was thrashed by
the local people before
being handed over to the
police.
WB WITNESSED SIMILAR CRIME A WEEK AGO
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Enforcement Direc-
torate (ED) on Friday at-
tached assets worth Rs
78.38 crore of Jalna Sa-
hakari Sakhar Karkha-
na Ltd under the provi-
sions of the Prevention
of Money Laundering
Act in the Maharashtra
State Co-operative Bank
(MSCB) case, an official
said.
“The ED has provi-
sionallyattachedresidu-
al plant and machinery
at the site, building
structures and more
than 200 acres of land of
Jalna Sahakari Sakhar
Karkhana Ltd. at village
Sawargaon Hadap, Ta-
luka and District Jalna,
Maharashtra,” the offi-
cial said, adding the as-
setsarecurrentlyheldin
thenameof ArjunSugar
Industries Pvt. Ltd.
The financial probe
agency had initiated an
investigation under the
PMLA based upon an
FIR registered by the
Mumbai Police.
The said FIR was reg-
isteredinpursuanceof a
Bombay HC order.
It has been alleged in
the said FIR that the co-
operative SSKs were
fraudulently sold by the
then officials Direc-
tors of MSCB at throw-
away prices to their rela-
tives or private persons.
People celebrate outside the SC on Friday in Washington.
A sad day for the
court and for the
country. The court
has done what it
has never done
done before
Joe Biden,
US President
ED attaches assets worth `78.38
crore in money laundering case
ED NABS EX-MD OF ASSAM CO-OP BANK
FLOOD FURY
Residents at their damaged house during floods, in Bajali district on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
New Delhi (Agen-
cies): Special Director
in the Intelligence Bu-
reau (IB) Tapan Deka
has been appointed the
new chief of the cen-
tral intelligence agency
.
He will replace incum-
bent Arvind Kumar af-
ter his tenure comes to
an end on June 30. Cur-
rent chief of Research
and Analysis Wing
(RAW) Samant Goel,
meanwhile, has been
given another exten-
sion of one year in his
tenure which comes to
an end on June 30.
The Centre had on
Thursday appointed
former Punjab DGP
Dinkar Gupta as the
new chief of the Nation-
al Investigation Agency
(NIA) and Special Direc-
tor in the IB Swagat Das
as Special Secretary in
the Home Ministry
.
Deka, a 1988 batch
IPS officer of the
Himachal Pradesh cad-
re, will have a fixed
tenure of two years. He
has superseded his
senior Special Direc-
tor A Sema Rajan, a
1987 batch IPS officer
of the Bihar cadre, in
the appointment.
Deka, who has been
handling the operations
division of the Intelli-
gence Bureau, has dec-
ades of experience in
counter-terrorism. He
was the operations
joint-director when In-
dian Mujahideen (IM)
was at the peak of its
sabotage activities in
the country
. Under him,
the Intelligence Bureau
tracked each of its op-
eratives over the years
and brought them to
book. Indian Mujahi-
deen has been practi-
cally incapacitated
since the 2012 arrest of
Yasin Bhatkal from Ne-
pal and the subsequent
arrestof TehsinAkhtar.
Goel’s extension indi-
cates he continues to
enjoy the trust of the
government despite the
botched-up operation to
get Punjab National
Bank (PNB) loan fraud
accused Mehul Choksi
back in India. Sources,
however, said under
Goel the external intel-
ligence agency has been
generating quality in-
telligence on cross-bor-
der infiltration from
Pakistan which has re-
sulted in good opera-
tions by security forces
against terrorists in
Kashmir.
Man wants to dig out
son’s body for last rites
Supreme Court on Fri-
day agreed to hear on
June 27 a plea filed by a
man seeking a direc-
tion to exhume the
body of his son,
who the police
had called a ter-
rorist and was
killed in an en-
counter in No-
vember 2021, and hand
it to his family for last
rites.
A vacation bench of
justices CT Ravi Kumar
and Sudhanshu Dhulia
was told by senior advo-
cate Anand Grover, ap-
pearing for Mohammad
Latief Magrey
, that a
single judge bench of
the Jammu and Kash-
mir High Court had al-
lowed the exhuming
of his son’s body
but it was later
stayed by a divi-
sion bench.
He said that
his client has sup-
ported the Army all
through his life, and the
only need to exhume the
body was to perform the
last rites of his son
Aamir Magrey
, who was
killed along with three
others in the encounter.
Father-son duo
held, heroin worth
`7 crore seized
Guwahati: A man and
his son were arrested
on Friday while trans-
porting heroin worth
Rs 7 crore in Assam’s
Karbi Anglong district,
police said.
Acting on a tip-off, a
patrolling team inter-
cepted the duo and
seized 1 kg of heroin
concealed in a vegeta-
ble sack they were car-
rying in Lahorijan area
bordering Nagaland, a
police officer said.
Meanwhile, police
burnt drugs worth Rs 35
crore, seized in various
operations since May
2021,inHekenamraarea
of Morigaon district.
Short range surface to air
missile test successful
New Delhi (Agencie):
A Vertical Launch
Short Range Surface to
Air Missile (VL-SR-
SAM) was successfully
flight-tested by the
DRDO and the Indian
Navy from a naval ship
at the Integrated Test
Range (ITR), Chandip-
ur, off the coast of Odi-
sha on Friday
.
The VL-SRSAM is a
ship-borne weapon sys-
tem which works for
neutralising various
aerial threats at close
range including sea-
skimming targets.
The launch was con-
ducted against a high-
speed aerial target mim-
ickinganaircraft,which
was successfully en-
gaged, said the Ministry
of Defence in a state-
ment. The flight path of
the vehicle along with
health parameters were
monitored using a num-
ber of tracking instru-
ments deployed by ITR,
Chandipur.
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh congratu-
lated the DRDO, the
Navy and Industry for
the successful test and
stated that it will fur-
ther enhance the de-
fence capability of the
Indian navy ships
against aerial threats.
MAJOR CHANGES IN CENTRAL AGANCIES!
Tapan new IB chief, RAW chief Goel gets extension
Tapan Kumar Deka
Samant Kumar Goel
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TAPAN DEKA
❍ PLEA IN SC

NEWS
07
Promoted by
Shiv Sital Builders Pvt. Ltd.
Clearance to
37 mines at
Bansi Paharpur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The State Level
Environment Impact
Assessment Authority
on Friday granted envi-
ronmental clearance to
37 intent holders to
start mining in the Ban-
si Paharpur area of
Bharatpur district. Ad-
ditional Chief Secre-
tary (Mines) Dr Subodh
Agrawal informed that
37 mining lease holders
can start mining sand-
stone by the first week
of July. “Starting legal
mining work in Banshi
Paharpur was a chal-
lenging task for the gov-
ernment. Mining work
was banned in 1996 ow-
ing to a HC order.
Sri Ganganagar: Two raging bulls fight-
ing with each other barged the showroom
in Tehbazar of Gajsinghpur in the district.
Before this, these
bulls created panic
in the entire area
with their wild fight.
The people of the
market tried to res-
cue them, but these
bulls continued the
rampage. The two bulls fought in the market
for a long time and after a while when one
bull surged into the showroom, the other one
also went inside.
FIGHTING BULLS ENTER SHOP,
BREAK ELECTRONIC GADGETS
Churu : Mother-in-law and father-in-law together
thrashed their daughter-in-law in the middle of the
road. The married woman alleges that the in-laws
threw her out of the
house by saying that she
is from Bihar and eats
non-veg. At the same
time, the woman says
that she has become
accustomed to the cus-
toms of the in-laws and the marriage, which took
place after the consent of both the parties. The
case is of the Sardarshahr town of the district.
Preeti (23) told that she was married to kite trader
Dinesh in November 2020. They lived together
for a few months, but after some time her in-laws
started harassing her.
CHURU WOMAN BEATEN ON STREET BY
RELATIVES FOR EATING NON-VEG FOOD
IN A FIRST AT RAJ HOSP, KIDNEY LIVER
TRANSPLANTED AT THE SAME TIME
Jaipur: For the first
time in Rajasthan, liver
and kidney transplant
of a patient was done
simultaneously. This
operation was done in
a private hospital. The
patient was discharged
on Thursday, 21 days
after the operation. It
took a team of 8 doctors
15 hours to perform
this operation. Liver
transplant specialist Dr
Shelendra Lalwani of
the hospital said that
both the kidneys of the
patient named Pukhraj
were bad. “Last month
when he reached us, we
found that along with
his kidney failure, he
has also been affected
by liver cirrhosis,” he
said. To solve this, a
donor was required
Pukhraj’s wife donated
a kidney, while his
sister-in-law decided to
donate the liver.
NEWS DIGEST
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur:Doctorsof SMS
MedicalCollegecarried
out a successful heart
transplant on Friday
.
The family members of
Maharashtra’s brain-
dead patient Prashant
gave consent for organ
donation, after which
heart and kidney trans-
plant was done in SMS
Hospital.
Under the direction
of CTVS Department’s
Dr Rajkumar Yadav, the
transplant was carried
out by a team of Dr RG
Yadav, Dr Ramswaroop
Sen,DrRajesh Sharma,
Dr Devi Prakash Saini,
Dr Rajendra Mahawar,
and Dr Sandeep.
“Today’s heart trans-
plant at SMS is an ex-
traordinary feat by the
SMS team. We are
heading towards estab-
lishment of a depart-
ment of transplant
medicine. SMS is going
to be a pioneer centre
for organ transplant
which has been made
totally free by the
govt,” said Dr Sudhir
Bhandari, principal
SMS medical college.
Successfulhearttransplantofbraindead@SMS
MEDICAL MARVELS
Panic as chemical tanker
catches fire on Pali road
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Afirebroke
out in a chemical-
filled tanker near
Mogda Kalan on Pali
Road on Thursday
night. Due to the
chemical, the entire
tanker turned into a
fireball, which led to
the panic among the
people. Adding fuel to
the fear was the burst-
ing of the tanker tyre
due to fire. The flames
were rising up to 50
feet, while the smoke
was so high that peo-
ple stopped their vehi-
cles a kilometre before
due to shock. As soon
as the information
was received, the fire
brigade team reached
the spot in 20 minutes
and brought the fire
under control in two
and a half hours.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER
PHED CIRCLE SAWAIMADHOPUR
(Ph. : 07462-220062) e-mail : sephed_swm@rediffmail.com
No. SE/PH/SWM/2022-23/NIT/2667-76 Date : 20.06.2022
Notice Inviting Tender (e-NIT No. 02/2022-23)
On behalf of the Governor of Rajasthan Online Tenders are
hereby invited from eligible bidders for following various works
under Jeevan Mission as per criteria mentioned in the detailed NIT/
Tender documents available on website ‘‘http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.
in”, “www.rajwater.gov.in”, “http://sppp.rajasthan.gov.in. Tenders
are to be submitted online in electronic format on website
“http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in” as per prescribed schedule.
NIB PHE2223A1641
UBN No. PHE2223WSRC03407
(Sitaram Meena)
Superintending Engineer
PHED Circle Sawai Madhopur
DIPR/C/8458/2022
BJP councillors climb water tank in protest
Hanspal Yadav
Baran: Finally, the an-
ger of the BJP coun-
cilors broke out due to
the corruption chaos
prevailing in the Baran
city council. On Friday
morning, several coun-
cillors reached in coun-
cil and discussed with
the commissioner on
the issues of improv-
ing cleanliness, issuing
public pattas etc., on
which commissioner
abused the councillors.
After this BJP work-
ers climbed the water
tank located in the
Shivaji Colony. On re-
ceiving the informa-
tion, dozens of BJP
workers gathered un-
der the tank and start-
ed raising slogans
against the city council
and district admin.
During this, LoP Dil-
ip Shakyawal and
Councilor Yogesh Gau-
tam, who climbed the
tank, leveled allega-
tions of corruption.
Cairn to produce
electricity from
geothermal sources
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Cairn Oil
Gas has signed a con-
tractwithBakerHughes,
an energy technology
company, to harness ge-
othermal energy from
its repurposed oil and
gas wells.
According to report, on
successful execution,
the contract will help
Cairn Oil Gas co-pro-
duce up to 2.4 MW of
electricity along with oil
and gas and offset 17,000
tons of greenhouse gas
per annum.
ACB team attacked while
catching cop in Dholpur
Vinod Tiwari
Dholpur: A team of
Anti-Corruption Bu-
reau team had to face
the ire of relatives and
neighbours of a head
constable accused of be-
ing involved in a brib-
ery case in Dholpur.
The family members
pelted stones at the ACB
team which left one
deputy SP and two oth-
er policemen injured,
police said.
The ACB team from
Karauli had gone to ar-
rest the head constable
Vinod Sharma on
Thursday night at his
house near Gaushala
where about three doz-
en relatives and neigh-
bours pelted stones
while they were about
to take him in custody
.
The people took
Sharma along after a
scuffle with the team,
police said, adding that
a case has been regis-
tered at Nihalganj po-
lice station.
ACB Karauli’s Depu-
ty SP Amarchand and
two constables suf-
fered injuries in the
stone-pelting.
Family members pelted stones at
team which left DSP, 2 others injured
ACB team from Karauli had gone to
arrest head constable Vinod Sharma
Following a complaint lodged by
the ACB, a case has been registered
against three dozen people.
—A police official, Nihalganj PS
The ACB team that was attacked by the locals in Dholpur.
ACB TEAM
DID NOT
QUESTION SP,
RETURNS
Dungarpur: A team
of ACB, which
recently arrested
two inspectors and
as many constables
for extorting money
from liquor trad-
ers, has returned
to Udaipur after
conducting investi-
gation in the case.
The team recorded
statements of
several witnesses.
However, Dungar-
pur SP has not been
questioned in the
matter yet. ACB
had arrested Kot-
wali SHO Dilipdan
Charan, Dham-
bola SHO Bhaiyalal
Anjana, constables
Bhopal Singh and
Jagdish taking a
bribe of Rs 5 lakh in
the name of SP.The
ACB team led by
ASP Chandrasheel
reached Dungar-
pur on June 22 to
investigate the role
of SP in the case.
PATWARI HELD WITH `60K BRIBE IN ALWAR,
FOREST GUARD ARRESTED IN DUNGARPUR
Alwar/ Dungarpur: The
ACB arrested a Patwari
Prakash Meena taking a
bribe of Rs 60,000 bribe
in lieu of land
metering in
Thanagaji. The
trap was carried
out by ACB ASP
Vijay Singh. The
bureau sleuths
were researching the resi-
dence of the accused and
interrogating him further.
In Dungarpur, a forest
guard Vasudev Khant of
Wade Naka was arrested
red handed taking a bribe
of Rs 3,000 on Friday. The
forest guard was
demanding bribe by
threatening to seize
the wood cutting
machine, said ACB
ASP Madho Singh
Sodha. The accused
forest guard was demand-
ing a bribe of Rs 5000 from
the complainant. Rs 2,000
was taken on Thursday.
SCconfirmsdeathpenaltytoRaj
man for rape murder of girl
Supreme Court Friday
sent to gallows a man
for kidnapping, raping,
and killing a seven-and-
half-year-old mentally
and physically chal-
lenged girl in 2013, say-
ing the crime was of the
nature of extreme de-
pravity which shocks
the conscience and left
no other option but to
confirm the death sen-
tence. Condemned con-
vict Manoj Pratap Sin-
gh, then 28 years of age,
had kidnapped the
physically and mentally
challenged minor girl
in front of her parents
from their fruit and
vegetable vending cart
on January 17, 2013,
brutally raped her at a
secluded place before
killing her by smashing
the head in Rajsamand
district, Rajasthan.
We may sum up thus:
In the case of the pre-
sent nature, the crime
had been of extreme
depravity, which
shocks the conscience,
particularly looking to
the target (a seven-and-
a-half-year old mental-
ly and physically chal-
lenged girl) and then,
looking to the manner
of committing murder,
where the hapless vic-
tim’s head was liter-
ally smashed, result-
ing in multiple inju-
ries including a frac-
ture of frontal bone...,
said a bench of Jus-
tices A M Khanwilkar,
Dinesh Maheshwari
and C T Ravikumar
while upholding the
Rajasthan High Court’
verdict confirming the
death penalty.
Upholds decision
of Rajasthan HC
BJP MLA Joshi seen on tape rebuking
Transport Dept officials for corruption
Bhilwara (PTI): In a
purported video that
surfaced on social me-
dia, a Rajasthan BJP
MLA is seen repri-
manding Transport De-
partment officials for
allegedly extracting
money from truck driv-
ers in Rajasthan’s
Bhilwara district. The
video shows BJP’s Ma-
vli MLA Dharam
Narayan Joshi asking
for checking pockets of
an official, who is seen
running away from the
spot on the NH-79. Later
in a separate video,
Joshi said he was going
to Udaipur from Jaipur
on June 21. About 4 to 5
Kms before Bhilwara,
he stopped seeing a long
snarl of truck drivers.
“It is a request from
the administration and
the state government to
take strict action
against such corrupt of-
ficials and suspend
them so that innocent
truck drivers get re-
lief,” Joshi said.
JOSHI SEEKS CHECKING OF POCKETS
BJP councillors protesting on a water tank in Baran.
Doctors transplanting the
heart at SMS hosp on Friday.

Let the family be the first battle
ground for the children – to debate
politics, religion and ethics.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: Few more in-
teresting facts have
come to light regarding
IPS Sudhir Joshi, who
came in ‘limelight’ due
to ACB’s action while
he served as Dungarpur
SP. Joshi, who was pro-
moted from RPS to IPS
in January 2021, has
been serving on ‘arm-
chair’ postings since
day one of his career. A
native of Bhilwara of
Udaipur division, Joshi
has never served any-
where other than
Udaipur belt, apart
from a short period of
33 months. In the past
two decades, several
governments came and
went but none of them
thought it prudent to
shift Joshi out of
Udaipur division.
Knowledgeable sources
claim that this is an un-
common feat consider-
ing the police service.
Joshi started his ca-
reer with first posting
in Chittorgarh in April
1999 after which for the
first few months (total-
ling 33 months) he
served at Kota, Pali and
Jaipur. But for the re-
maining almost two
decades, he served on
various positions as
CO, Deputy SP, Addi-
tional SP and then pro-
moted as SP, but he was
never posted out of
Udaipur division. He is
therefore considered to
be proficient in law and
order of Chittorgarh,
Udaipur, Banswara and
Dungarpur districts.
These four districts
are also considered to
be the strong hold of il-
legal liquor and opium
and with the black mon-
ey thus earned by those
engage in it, even the
cops earn big bucks.
And since Sudhir Joshi
has been serving in
these districts for the
past 2 decades, he
should surely know
how this ‘moolah’ is
earned.
According to knowl-
edgeable sources, it is
due to this ‘knowledge’
and ‘information’,
Joshi has been able to
get ‘conservation’ of
powerful politicians.
PHQ is abuzz with the
word speculating on the
political management
of Sudhir Joshi and of-
ficials are stunned as to
his pull that right after
being promoted from
RPS to IPS he was
given the post of Dun-
garpur SP. In fact, even
after repeated com-
plaints, he remains
steadfast on the posi-
tion for 18 months.
The common shop-
keepers and traders
were so fed up of police
in Dungarpur that af-
ter ACB’s action, the
entire market observed
a close down in support
of ACB. Although till
now complaints
against Sudhir may be
getting dumped at
PHQ, but now he has
crossed paths with
ACB and the Bureau is
bent on taking legal ac-
tion against him.
There are still 12
years left to Joshi’s ser-
vice, but ACB’s action
has put a huge question
mark on his future!
THE CURIOUS CASE OF IPS SUDHIR JOSHI!
A ‘TELLING’ TALE
State Govt committed to end social evil like child labour: Gehlot
From Pg 1...
Gehlot said, “Children
are our priceless herit-
age its our social re-
sponsibility to provide
protection to children
along with social, edu-
cational health devel-
opment. State Govern-
ment is committed to
eradicate child sexual
abuse, child marriage
child labour.”
The CM said “Its our
duty to carry the infor-
mation about govt
schemes for children to
the general public. The
help of voluntary or-
ganisations, print me-
dia and electronic me-
dia should be taken for
this noble cause,” he
said and added, “The
State Government has
increased maintenance
for children below the
age of 18 years to Rs
2,938 per resident at
Govt Non-Govt subsi-
dised homes. The Juve-
nile Justice Board has
been constituted in
every district. Safe cus-
tody house has been set
up in 8 districts.”
“Govt is running
various schemes, but
its benefits are not
reaching villages due to
lack of information. To
overcome this problem,
Govt has trained 2,000
youths via Prerak Yoja-
na to carry public wel-
fare schemes to benefi-
ciaries. Our govt en-
courages NGOs as their
role is important in
governance.” CM Ge-
hlot released posters of
the yatra and a short
film ‘Dali’. He also
signed the Child Protec-
tion Resolution.
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
Strongly condemn the
attack on Rahul Gandhi ji’s
office in Wayanad. Such
cowardly acts are repre-
hensible. This is political
vendetta of the worst kind.
There should be a thorough
investigation and culprits
must be brought to book.
Will expand floriculture
market in Bundi: Om Birla
Loans were given to more than 10,000 selected cattle farmers
Bhanwar S Charan
Bundi: In the plan of
doubling the income of
farmers by the Modi
government at the Cen-
tre, along with the
scheme of Kisan Credit
Card related to agricul-
ture,therearealsoplans
for wide concessions
and subsidies in allied
agriculture schemes
like dairy, animal hus-
bandry, fisheries. Un-
ion Minister of State
for Finance Pankaj
Chaudhary, while talk-
ing to media during a
programme of dis-
bursement of loans for
cattle farmers in Bun-
di, also said that by
making farmers aware,
they are connecting
others with many such
schemes to make farm-
ing a profitable deal.
In this loan distribu-
tion programme organ-
isedatOldKrishiMandi,
Bundi, animal husband-
ry loans were distribut-
ed to more than 10,000
selected cattle farmers
of the district at afford-
able rates.
Chairing the event,
LS Speaker Om Birla
said that there is a huge
potential for floricul-
ture in many areas of
Bundi by expanding
scope of this cultiva-
tion being done on a
small scale, setting up a
pressing plant of other
flowers including roses
are a part of the plan.
Om Birla and Pankaj Chaudhary distribute a cheque to a beneficiary while inaugurating a loan
distribution programme for cattle farmers during a function at Old Krishi Mandi in Bundi on Friday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot visited Narayana Multispecialty Hospital
on Friday and enquired about the well being of MLA of Rajgarh-
Laxmangarh Johri Lal Meena.The Chief Minister interacted with
Meena and also spoke to doctors at the hospital regarding the
Congress leader’s health and wished him a speedy recovery.
Vasundhara Raje being felicitated by Brahmakumaris during a
function organised to mark the 57th Memorial Day of Prajapita
Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwavidyalaya’s first chief
administrator Jagdamba Saraswati in Mount Abu on Friday.
RAJ GETS 5 IAS, 2 IPS!
Dr Rituraj Sharma
New Delhi: Rajasthan
would get 5 IAS 2 IPS
in coming days as on
Friday, a board meeting
of UPSC was held in
Delhi about promotion
of RAS RPS to IAS
IPS. A lady officer,
Shruti Bhardwaj was
made an IAS. Shruti
Bhardwaj has held var-
ious important posts in
Collectorate received
state level award for in-
novations. The award
was handed over by the
then CM on Independ-
ence Day in 2006.
Apart from Bhard-
waj, Pukhraj Sain,
Arun Kumar Purohit,
Mukul Sharma Ajay
Singh Rathore have
also been promoted to
IAS. Meanwhile, in
meeting for promotion
of RPS to IPS, Gyan-
chand Yadav and Karan
Sharma became IPS.
On appointment of 2 of-
ficials to IPS, DGP ML
Lather congratulated
both. Notably, notifica-
tion for promotion is
yettobeissuedbyDoPT.
Notably, CS Usha
Sharma, ACS Home
Abhay Kumar DGP
ML Lather were also
part of the Board meet-
ing after which Kumar
and Lather returned to
Jaipur by road.
AIS Residency’s
second phase
lottery on July 4
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: The preference
determination lottery
of the second phase of
the All India Services
(AIS) residency multi-
storey scheme being
developed by Rajasthan
Housing Board (RHB)
in Sector 17 of Pratap
Nagar, will be taken out
on July 4 at 11.30 am
through the web-based
system in the office of
Deputy Housing Com-
missioner, Circle 1 lo-
cated in Sector 5 of
Pratap Nagar.
RHB Commissioner
Pawan Arora informed
that as per the schedule,
the provisional list of
applicants for lottery
has been published on
Friday
. After this, objec-
tions can be submitted
till 2 pm on June 29 and
the permanent list of
applicants will be pub-
lished on July 1 at 4.00
pm. The list of appli-
cants for preference de-
termination lottery will
be available on the
Board’s website and on
the notice board of
RHB’s Circle (I) Office.
The RHB Commis-
sioner said that the lot-
tery will be taken out
for 23 surpluses of high
income group flats in
this self-financed
scheme for officers of
All India Services as
well as Central Civil
Services (Group-A Ser-
vices), Central Armed
Police Forces, RAS,
RPS and State Ac-
counts Services.
Hope Union Minister cooperates
with ACB in Phone Tapping: Joshi
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: On ACB no-
tice to Union Minister
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat for his voice
samples in phone tap-
ping, PHED Minister
Chief Whip Dr Ma-
hesh Joshi hoped that
the minister will com-
ply with norms. “I
have come to know
about this only from
the media. Now the de-
cision of what to do
next on notice is to be
taken by the Minister.
Hopefully the Union
Minister will cooper-
ate in legal action
give his voice sam-
ple,” he said. “We
don’t interfere in mat-
ter of law police. It
was our right to regis-
ter FIR in ACB about
the potential horse
trading in RS polls. We
wereapprehensivethat
an environment of
horse trading would be
created. BJP has
proved it in Maharash-
tra,” Joshi said.
Reacting to notice,
BJP State President
Satish Poonia said,
“State Government is
doing politics of ven-
detta hatred. These
people are hurt when
they are out of power.
If ED gave notice to
Rahul Gandhi, they
should have respected
it. ED is a constitu-
tional body, not creat-
ed by BJP. Notice to
Gajendra Singh is part
of a threat.”
Sudhir Joshi
CM CLICKS PICS
ON HIS MOBILE
During the event organ-
ised at CMR, CM Gehlot
couldn’t stop himself
from clicking photos. A
theatrical performance
was given by children
on child labour, which
impressed CM a lot
following which, he
started clicking photos
from his mobile
shared on socail media.
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot has approved the proposal for
upgradation of Sub Tehsil Harsauli to Tehsil of Alwar district
and creation of new Sub Tehsil Sahdoli in Ramgarh Tehsil.
With this decision of CM Gehlot, people will get ease in
disposal of revenue works at the local level itself. In the
upgraded tehsil Harsauli, 2 land records inspector circles, 9
patwar circles and 41 revenue villages have been included
and new sub tehsil Sahdoli will include 3 land records
inspector circles, 7 patwar circles and 27 revenue villages.
CM TO VISIT SALASAR TODAY
Churu: In view of CM Ashok Gehlot’s Salasar visit today,
Collector the SP reviewed preparations. CM Gehlot will
be accompanied by PCC Chief GS Dotasra. District Presi-
dent, Bhanwar Lal Pujari also took stock of preparations.
MLA Manoj Meghwal reached Salasar to take stock of the
preparations for CM Gehlot’s visit. After reaching Salasar,
the MLA took stock of the helipad, the temple road and
held talks with ADM and SDM engaged in making ar-
rangements. CM Gehlot will reach Salasar by helicopter
and offer prayers at the famous Temple.
HARSAULI SUB-TEHSIL IS TEHSIL NOW
Raje: Women lack
opportunities to
grow even today
Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi: Former Ra-
jasthan CM Vasund-
hara Raje while ad-
dressing a function
organised on the 57th
Memorial Day of Pra-
japitaBrahmakumari
Ishwariya Vishwav-
idyalaya’s first chief
administrator Jagda-
mba Saraswati in
Sirohi said that even
though we talk
about women empow-
erment today, the
truth is that women
have to strive hard to
come forward.
“You have to fight
on the move. Some-
times you have to suf-
fer humiliation. We
have to be strong for
this. You have to
change yourself,”
she said.
She added, “when
we change ourselves,
it affects the entire so-
ciety
. Brahma Kumari
Sansthan gave due re-
spect to women at a
time when women
couldn’t leave their
homes. There is a
need for all of us to
spread positive think-
ing together.” Women
even today are not
getting enough oppor-
tunities to grow de-
spite having equal
status in society, for-
mer CM Raje said.
“Even today, the
difficulties faced by
women for taking a
lead while at work are
not hidden from any-
one,” Raje said.
Women have
equal status in
society but even
today our sisters
do not get as
many opportuni-
ties to progress as
they should. In
these circum-
stances, no one
else, we sisters will
make a difference.
There is just a
need for sisters to
raise their voice.
—Vasundhara Raje,
Former CM
Shruti
Bhardwaj
Ajay Singh
Rathore
Mukul
Sharma
Pukhraj
Sain
Arun Kumar
Purohit

JAIPUR, SATURDAY,
JUNE 25, 2022
rust your
beauty to
shine from
your eyes and
into the souls
that deserve
you. Muskan
Khariwal an ambi-
tious girl proved that
nothing is impossible,
there are ways that
lead to everything, and
if we had sufficient
will we should always
have sufficient means.
Describe yourself,
and what would you
say are some vital
skills or character-
istics to have to
make it in the mod-
elling world?
I am extremely ambi-
tious yet grounded in
my roots. I have always
aimed for the bigger
things in my life.
To make it into the
modelling world, one
really has to know one-
self - strengths
weaknesses and use
this awareness to cre-
ate magic in front of
the camera.
What inspired you
to find the Super
model in you. Share
some insides of
your journey.
I always had this
dream of becoming a
beauty pageant win-
ner since I was old
enough to dream
of anything.
Following the
path of pag-
eantry in-
spired me to
find the model
within. Also, during
my stint at Elite Miss
Rajasthani, I had my
first-hand experience
of modelling as we had
to do various shoots
throughout the day.
That journey is really
close to my heart and I
would love to use this
opportunity to thank
Gaurav Gaur for be-
lieving in me.
What was the big-
gest rookie mistake
you made when just
starting out?
Taking things slow! I
would just say to all
the girls aspiring
for big things in
life - start early,
go all in and then
don’t stop until
you reach the
destination.
What
has
been the
most memo-
rable or re-
warding mo-
ment in your ca-
reer?
Winning the covet-
ed crown of Elite
Miss Rajasthan 3rd
Runner Up has un-
doubtedly been the
most rewarding mo-
ment in my career so
far and hopefully,
there will be many
more to come.
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Spark of her
Spark of her
BEAUTY!
BEAUTY!
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
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T
Muskan Khariwal, a Jaipur-
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inspiring journey with City First

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