First india jaipur edition-18 july 2020

Aditi Nagar &
Kartikey Dev Singh
Jaipur: The stage is set
for the biggest battle of
our times effectively
pitching the Centre
against the State. In a
swift ‘stroke’, the Ra-
jasthan Special Opera-
tions Group (SOG), on
Friday, registered two
FIRs against union
minister for Jal Shakti
and Jodhpur MP Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat
and two others, for try-
ing to topple the state
government. This de-
velopment is touted to
have far reaching impli-
cations on the politics
of Rajasthan. Moreo-
ver, political observers
are now viewing the
recently conducted IT
raid on few Congress
leaders, as motivated by
the current political
game.
Meanwhile, two FIRs
have been registered by
Congress leader Ma-
hesh Joshi pertaining
to the audio clips on
the alleged con-
spiracy to topple
Rajasthan gov-
ernment. “There
were two com-
plaints from Ma-
hesh Joshi (Con-
gress leader), it
is with respect
to the audio
that went viral yester-
day. We registered 2
FIRs under section 124A
and 120B. The veracity
of clip is to be investi-
gated,” said Ashoke
Rathore, ADG - SOG.
“Sanjay Jain was in-
terrogated yesterday, he
was called today also.
Presently we are trying
to ascertain some facts
from him,” the police of-
ficial added. Jain was
subjected to interroga-
tion on Friday after
which the SOG arrested
the man. Rathore
said it would not
be appropriate to
comment until
it is established
in the investiga-
tion that the al-
leged names that
have surfaced in
the complaint
and audio clips are
those the real per-
sons. He also said SOG
is also going to move
court for permission to
hold voice spectrogra-
phy tests to match the
voice samples.
Earlier in the morn-
ing, the Congress ac-
cused Union Cabinet
minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat and Con-
gress legislator Bhan-
warlal Sharma of con-
spiring to topple the
elected government in
Rajasthan. Turn on P6
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RAJASTHAN
546
DEATHS
27,789
CONFIRMED CASES
GUJARAT
2,107 DEATHS 46,516 CASES
KARNATAKA
1,152 DEATHS 55,115 CASES
Lukung (Ladakh): Un-
ion Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh on Fri-
day assured that not an
inch of our land can be
taken by any power in
the world while he in-
teracted with the Indi-
an Army and ITBP per-
sonnel at Lukung.
Referring to the In-
dia-China border stand-
off, he said, “Talks are
underway to resolve the
border dispute but to
what extent it can be re-
solved I cannot guaran-
tee. I can assure you, not
one inch of our land can
be taken by any power
in the world.” Empha-
sising on finding a dip-
lomatic solution to the
standoff, Turn on P6
HC: No action against Pilot, MLAs till Tuesday
Now its State vs Centre after FIR against Shekhawat!
Jaipur:Eventhoughthe
tussle between the two
warring camps of the
Congress seem to have
reached its highest cre-
scendo,onFridayChief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
presented an olive
branch to Pilot saying
that he has immense
love for his deputy.
“When I became an
MP, he was a 3-year-old.
I used to visit his home
atthattime.If hecomes
back, I would welcome
him with open arms. I
have a lot of love to-
wards him. There are
200 MLAs with me, the
way I have worked,” Ge-
hlot said on Friday talk-
ing to a TV channel.
He alsoclaimedthathe
wouldretirefrompolitics
if anyone proves that the
audio tapes being circu-
lated on social media are
fake and concocted.
Theveteranleaderwas
quick to quip on the cur-
rent political situation as
well and said, “The situa-
tion created currently is
veryunfortunatebecause
the fights should have
been resolved among us.
If someone wants to do
politics by collaborating
with the opponents, then
how will things remain
cordial. Being ambitious
is great, but the public
willneverforgivethepeo-
ple trying to topple the
government.”
The Chief Minister
claimed that Pilot had
been ‘conspiring’ since
the government was
formed. “We both never
interactedinthelastone
and a half years. The
way the media is show-
ingthingshasnotruthin
it. We had made a com-
plaint to SOG regarding
BJP trying to topple our
government, but some
people are giving state-
ments while playing the
victim card,” he said.
Interestingly, com-
menting on Pilot not be-
ing made the Chief Min-
ister despite being the
party state chief, Gehlot
said that Chief Ministers
aremadeseeingtheman-
date and message of the
public. “There were talks
ineveryhomethatAshok
Gehlot should become
the CM and MLAs said
that the high command
should make the deci-
sion. I have never seen
someone challenge the
decision of the high com-
mand. If I get to know
that the people are not in
my favour, Turn on P6
Will retire from politics if the audio tapes are proved fake: CM
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
Sachin was 3 years old when I
became MP, will welcome him with
open arms. I have immense love
towards him, Gehlot said
‘Not an inch of our land can be
taken by any power in the world’
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inspects a Pika machine gun at Stakna Leh on Friday.
HIGH DRAMA
RAJIN
Haryana cops ‘halt’
SOG in its Manesar
‘checking’ exercise
Speaker postpones
hearing for four days
Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: Even as the
SOG filed an FIR
against union minister
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat, a Special Opera-
tions Group team left
for Manesar in Haryana
to take statements of
Congress MLAs pur-
portedly heard talking
in a viral audio clip
about horse-trading of
legislators to topple the
Gehlot government in
Rajasthan, an official
said on Friday.
Dissident Congress
legislators, supporting
Rajasthan’s former dep-
uty chief minister
Sachin Pilot, are holed
upinaresortinManesar.
“A team is ready and
will leave for Manesar
to ascertain the ver-
sions of those whose
names have come up in
audio clips as there
have been statements
that these audio clips
are fake or morphed,”
ADG (ATS & SOG)
Ashok Rathore said in
the morning after
which the team left for
its destination.
However, an interest-
ing chain of events un-
folded at Manesar
where the Rajasthan
Policeteamwasstopped
by their Haryana coun-
terparts outside the ho-
tel premises. The team
was stalled outside
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—PHOTO BY ANI
Ashok Gehlot Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Cops stand before SOG sleuths,
disallowing them to enter hotel for
70 min where MLAs are ‘housed’!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Ra-
jasthan PCC Chief
and deputy Chief
Minister Sachin Pilot
and 18 other Con-
gress dissident MLAs
on Friday received a
four-day reprieve
from any action by
the assembly Speaker
on the disqualifica-
tion notices served
on them, after the Ra-
jasthan High Court
extended its hearing
on the issue to com-
ing Monday from 10
AM onwards.
The division bench
of Chief Justice In-
drajit Mahanty and
Justice Prakash Gup-
ta, hearing the dissi-
dent MLAs’ petition
against the Speaker’s
notices, adjourned
Friday evening. The
counsel for the Speak-
er assured the court
that no order shall be
passed on the notice
till 5.30 pm on Tues-
day. Keeping in tune
with the Court direc-
tive,AssemblySpeak-
er Dr CP Joshi also
later announced post-
poning the hearing
on the notice he had
served to these nine-
teen legislators, till
Tuesday 21st July.
Earlier, Speaker
DR. CP Joshi had
written to the court
that the notices
would not be acted
upon till 5 pm on Fri-
day. Turn on P6
Sachin Pilot
Encounter not
fake: UP police
to apex court
New Delhi: The Uttar
Pradesh Police on Fri-
day submitted before
the Supreme Court
that encounter of his-
tory-sheeter Vikas
Dubey, who was the
main accused in the
killing of eight cops in
Kanpur, cannot be
termed as fake.
The police made the
submission in a de-
tailed reply before the
apex court on two peti-
tions seeking a high-
level probe into the en-
counter of Vikas
Dubey Turn on P6
Modi calls for reform in global
multilateral system, UN
New Delhi: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi on Friday made a
strong pitch for reform-
ing the global multilat-
eral system to enhance
its relevance, improve
its effectiveness and to
make it the basis of a
new type of human-
centric globalisation
while noting that India
firmly believes that the
path to achieving sus-
tainable peace and
prosperity is through
multilateralism.
Addressing ECOSOC
(United Nations Eco-
nomic and Social Coun-
cil) commemoration of
UN’s 75th anniversary,
he said multilateralism
needs to represent the
reality of the contempo-
rary world as only re-
formed multilateralism
with a reformed United
Nations at its centre can
meet the aspirations of
humanity.
“India firmly believes
that the path to achiev-
ing sustainable peace
and prosperity is
through multilateral-
ism. As children of
planet Earth, we must
join hands to address
our common challenges
and achieve our com-
mon goals. However,
multilateralism needs
to represent the reality
of the contemporary
world. Only reformed
multilateralism with a
reformed United Na-
tions at its centre can
meet the aspirations of
humanity,” PM said.
“Today, while cele-
brating 75 years of the
United Nations, let us
pledge to reform the
global multilateral sys-
tem. To enhance its rel-
evance, to improve its
effectiveness, and to
make it the basis of a
new type of human-cen-
tric globalisation,” the
PM said.
DUBEY
ENCOUNTER
ASHOK GEHLOT @ASHOKGEHLOT51
BJP’s own leader Kailash Meghwal, who is a former
minister and former Speaker of Rajasthan Legislative
Assembly, has termed the atmosphere which has
been created for the last two months to demolish the
government in the state and horse trading, accusations
and counter-allegations as unfortunate
WORLD
5,95,091
DEATHS
1,40,64,813
CONFIRMED CASES
INDIA
10,39,018
CONFIRMED CASES
26,281
DEATHS
MAHARASHTRA
11,452 DEATHS 2,92,589 CASES
DELHI
3,571 DEATHS 1,20,107 CASES
TAMIL NADU
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Bharatpur: On Friday,
in a village in the Ka-
man police station area,
some people did an ob-
scene act with a minor
and made a video from
mobile, which went vi-
ral. After the incident,
the police came into ac-
tion and started search-
ing for the accused. At
the same time, the com-
plaint letter of the vic-
tim’s father against 6
accused from the vil-
lage for gang-raping his
minor daughter is also
going viral.
The victim had gone
to get soil near the jun-
gle,fromwhere4known
and 2 unknown boys ab-
ducted her on gunpoint.
The accused took the
girl to a nearby hill,
harassed her, and then
gang-raped her while
making a video. They
also threatened the girl
of leaking the obscene
video if she dares to tell
anyone about the inci-
dent. The accused in the
case have been identi-
fied and their names
are Sekh Ali, Tareef,
Ajji, Rasid, and two un-
knowns.
In the complaint, it
was mentioned that the
victim was gang-raped
by all the accused one
by one and threatened
to kill the girl and her
parents if she informs
about the incident to
her family.
Kaman DSP Pradeep
Yadav informed that
considering the seri-
ousness of the matter,
several teams were
formed by the police
with immediate effect
to investigate the mat-
ter and search for the
accused after the video
went viral in the area.
Minor girl abducted, gang raped, act filmed
POLICE BEGINS PROBE
Cong allegations against
Shekhawat false: PooniaJaipur: The Rajasthan
BJP on Friday accused
the Congress of drag-
ging it its internal fight
between groups of two
leaders in the state.
BJP state president
Satish Poonia also hit
out at Congress chief
spokesperson Randeep
Surjewala, saying he
levelled false allega-
tions against Union
Minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat to de-
fame him.
“Surjewala is giving
statements as if he is
the DG of the SOG. Con-
gress party and its gov-
ernment are conspiring
to defame the BJP and
dragging it in its inter-
nal fight between two
leaders,” Poonia told
reporters here at a
press conference. He
also asserted that San-
jay Jain, whose name
surfaced in audio re-
cordings related to the
alleged horse-trading
of legislators, has no
connection with BJP.
Surjewala had
dubbed Jain as a BJP
leader but he is actually
a Congress block presi-
dent of Lunkaransar of
Bikaner district, said
Poonia. He said the
Congress advocates the
abrogation of Indian
Penal Code section 124-
A relating to the offence
of sedition but CM
Ashok Gehlot is using
the same section
against his own party
leaders due to the fear
of losing his chair.
Leader of Opposition
Gulab Chand Kataria
also echoed Poonia’s
views saying it is a certi-
fied fact that it is an in-
ternal fight within the
Congress and the BJP is
being dragged into it. He
pointed out that audio
recordings are not au-
thentic evidence and
even the courts do not
accept them.
“Phone taping cannot
be done without prior
approvalfromtheHome
Department. It would
have been better if the
Congress had verified
the facts before naming
Union Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat,”
he added.
Deputy Leader of Op-
position Rajendra
Rathore said, “The Con-
gress government in
the state is on a death
bed.” —PTI
From left: GC Kataria, Satish Poonia and Rajendra Rathore during
PC at BJP headquarters in Jaipur on Friday.
MPUATs VC to
take addl charge
of MLSU, GGTU
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Vice-Chan-
cellor of Maharana
Pratap University of
Agriculture and Tech-
nology, Udaipur, Pro-
fessor Narendra Sin-
gh Rathore, has now
been entrusted with the
additional charge of the
Vice-Chancellor Mo-
hanlal Sukhadia Uni-
versity. On Friday, after
the end of the tenure of
the Vice-Chancellor of
Govind Guru Tribal
University, the addi-
tional charge of this
university has also
been given to Professor
Rathore.
Man held
for GST
evasion of
`42.82 cr
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Central
GST Commission-
erate’s tax evasion
unit has arrested
Pradeep Kumar
Bansal from Gay-
atri Nagar, Sodala
for GST evasion.
Bansal obtained
private documents
of various people to
register fake firms
in the GST and then
issued fake bills
worth Rs 212 crore
to these firms to get
input credit worth
Rs 42.82 crore. He
was produced in the
special court for
economic offenses
through public
prosecutor Ban-
wari Lal Takhar.
Judge Anita Sindal
sent him to judicial
custody till July 30.
‘Fake VIP’ Papla gang member
Gajraj Gurjar arrested by police
Keeping vigil: 360°
rotation camera
installed at Paota
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: The
Bharatpur police have
got huge success as they
have caught an active
member of the Papla
Gurjar gang and also
recovered a Fortuner
car from his possession.
SP Dr Amandeep Singh
Kapoor informed that
Gajraj Singh Gurjar, a
resident of Khanpur in
Delhi, is not only a
member of the Papla
Gurjar gang but used to
trick the police and ad-
ministration by being a
fake VIP.
Dr Singh added that
as a fake VIP, he used to
send information about
his arrival to various
officials, including DG,
Chief Secretary, Collec-
tor, and SP, and sought
to send escorts. A simi-
lar e-mail came to his
office as well and CO
City Satish Verma and
the Sewar SHO were as-
signed special respon-
sibility for its investi-
gation. When Gurjar
was caught near Vijay
Hospital at Deeg
Road, he was with the
escort of UP Kabam-
thura police.
About 7 cases are reg-
istered against Gurjar
in various cities of Del-
hi, Haryana, and Uttar
Pradesh.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Commis-
sionerate Police are
constantly getting high-
tech on the prevention
of criminal incidents.
In this episode, a Hi-
Tech 360 degrees rota-
tion camera was in-
stalled on Paota Circle
on Friday. DCP Dhar-
mendra Yadav formally
inaugurated the cam-
era and said that the
crossing is the main
spot of the city and
thousands of vehicles
pass from there daily.
Many times, crimi-
nals are able to escape
after committing
crimes. The special
camera has been in-
stalled to put an end to
such crimes and take
effectiveactionsagainst
people breaking traffic
rules. Regular monitor-
ing would be done
through the camera
from the control room.
COURTESY
VISIT
The officials of the
IAS Association met
CS Rajeeva Swarup
on Friday. This was
a courtesy visit by
IAS officers Bhaskar
Sawant, Rajesh Yadav,
Bishnu Charan Malik,
Ravindra Goswami,
along with others. In
the 2 minute meet, CS
discussed work and
other activities with
them.
FUN TIME AT
FAIRMONT
FRESH START: BD Kalla, Rafeek Khan, Shanti Dhariwal, Udailal Anjana, Mahendra Chaudhary,
Rajendra Ghuda, Krishna Poonia and others practise yoga at Hotel Fairmont in Jaipur on Friday.
POLISHING CULINARY SKILLS
Shafia Zubair, Rafeek Khan, Mamta Bhupesh, and Shakuntala Rawat
participating in a cookery class by Fairmont’s Executive chef on Friday.
GUPSHUP TIME
BD Kalla, Rafeek Khan and others bond
over tea at Hotel Fairmont on Friday.
V
arious Congress MLAs, who
have been camping at Hotel
Fairmont in Jaipur since the
last five days, kick started their
day with a yoga session to boost
their physical as well as the mental
health on Friday. According to
sources, there is tight security at
the hotel wherein, no one is al-
lowed to enter the premises. The
legislators also enjoyed a fun-filled
cooking session later on Friday
where they tried their hands at vari-
ous mouth-watering dishes with
the help of Hotel’s Executive Chef.
Apart from honing their culinary
skills, the MLAs had a ball of a time
watching the timeless classic of
60’s, Mughal-E-Azam. Most spent
their day bonding over food and
conversations.
Consider cases of everyone equally:
Adv Bhandari urges CJ Mahanty
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Advocate
Poonam Chand
Bhandari has written
a letter to Chief Jus-
tice of the Rajasthan
High Court Indrajit
Mahanty regarding
holding the hearings
of VIPs and powerful
people only. In the let-
ter, the advocate has
said that CJ has given
the orders of courts
being closed till July
19 and the hearings of
the cases are not be-
ing held.
A lot of people are
in jail and their bail
pleas are pending,
while people are go-
ing to jail in the ab-
sence of hearing on
interim bail applica-
tions. The common
people are losing trust
in justice and it is be-
coming difficult for
the advocates to make
their clients under-
stand.
On the other hand,
the matters of rich,
VIPs, and powerful
people are being
heard regularly dur-
ing this period.
For the hearing of
the case related to the
Reliance industry, a
special bench was set
up and orders were
passed to organize the
hearing on July 15.
Similarly, a single
bench was constituted
on Friday for hearing
the writ petition of
the MLAs and the
hearing was sched-
uled for 7.40 PM.
Whereas, the hearing
of matters concerning
the common people
will be held till 4 pm
only from July 20.
If the court is closed
due to the corona situ-
ation, then why are
the hearings involv-
ing powerful person-
alities being held.
Does that mean the
virus would not
spread during the
hearing of some se-
lected people and it
would spread through
the hearing of the gen-
eral public? I request
to consider the cases
of everyone equally
and carry out the
hearings accordingly.
Poonam Chand Bhandari
—PHOTOBYSUMANSARKAR

RAJASTHANJAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP’s Rajya
Sabha MP Dr Kirori Lal
Meena has asked
Sachin Pilot to join BJP.
“The Meena commu-
nity will support you
and together we can
eliminate Congress
from Eastern Ra-
jasthan,” he assured
Pilot while speaking to
media.
It seemed that Sachin
did not want to join
BJP but going back to
Congress would be at
the cost of self-respect.
“Both of us are sons of
farmers. I invite him to
join BJP. He is young
and energetic and to-
gether we can clean
sweep east Rajasthan,”
Dr Meena said.
He reminded Sachin
that when his father
Rajesh Pilot’s political
career was dwindling
he helped him twice. “I
supported Sachin and
Vasundhara as well.
Now Sachin is in trou-
ble, I am inviting him
in the BJP with full
confidence,” he said.
Dr Meena did not
agree with Sachin’s
plan of third front. He
said that he too had
formed third front but
failed. In the larger in-
terest of the state Mee-
na community and BJP
workers are ready to
help Sachin.
“We supported his
father Rajesh Pilot
twice but Gurjars did
not help me when re-
quired. We supported
Gehlot but Mali com-
munity also did not
help us,” he rued.
When asked about
Col Bhainsla joining
the Congress as Pilot’s
alternative, Dr Meena
said that Bhainsla
was a big leader, it is
up to him.
Meenas will support you: Kirodi to Pilot
SHOW OF CAMARADERIE
STATE REPORTS 8 DEATHS, 615 NEW CASES ON FRIDAY
Social worker from Churu goes
to Hyderabad to donate plasma
The tally in Rajasthan now stands at 27,672 while death toll has reached 546;
Maximum cases in last 24 hours were recorded from Bikaner with 108 patients
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Friday added
615 new corona positive
cases in the state taking
the tally to 27672 along
with reporting 8 deaths
taking the death toll so
far to 546. Two deaths
each were reported
from Bharatpur & Kota
while one death each
was reported from Na-
gaur, Rajsamand, Siro-
hi & Udaipur.
Maximum 108 new
cases were reported
from Bikaner followed
by 99 from Ajmer, 70
from Jodhpur, 54 from
Jaipur, 40 from Bharat-
pur, 31 from Nagaur, 25
each from Barmer &
Bhilwara, 27 from Kota,
24 from Alwar, 19 from
Churu, 13 from Rajsa-
mand, 12 from Udaipur,
11 each from Sri Ganga-
nagar & Jhunjhunu, 10
from Dungarpur, 9 from
Dholpur, 4 each from
Pali & Sikar, 3 from
Tonk, 2 each from
Dausa, Sirohi & Sawai
Madhopur, 1 each from
Baran, Karauli, Pratap-
garh along with 2 pa-
tients from another
state.
The cumulative dis-
trict wise tally on Fri-
day is as follows – Ajmer
978, Alwar 1534, Ban-
swara 109, Baran 78,
Barmer 825, Bharatpur
2060, Bhilwara 343, Bi-
kaner 1268, Bundi 35,
Chittorgarh 216, Churu
486, Dausa 231, Dholpur
907, Dungarpur 512,
Ganganagar 103, Hanu-
mangarh 143, Jaipur
4222, Jaisalmer 120, Ja-
lore 761, Jhalawar 390,
Jhunjhunu 494, Jodh-
pur 4434, Karauli 165,
Kota 932, Nagaur 1057,
Pali 1747, Pratapgarh
155, Rajsamand 424,
Sawai Madhopur 141,
Sikar 725, Sirohi 740,
Tonk 221 and Udaipur
946 along with 170 from
other states & coun-
tries.
So far 20626 patients
have turned negative
after treatment and
20006 have been dis-
charged from various
hospitals of the state.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: SMS hospital
doctors conducted an-
other complicated op-
eration to save a life.
One year old Hemant
from Fatehpur Sikri
near Agar in Uttar
Pradesh was saved by
SMS doctors who suc-
cessfully operated him
for “Supra-Cardiac To-
tal Anomalous Pulmo-
nary Venous Connec-
tion” (TAPVC).
Doctors said that He-
mant weighed 5kg and
he had been referred to
the SMS hospital for
respiratory problem
but during the investi-
gation they found that
he had been suffering
from TAPVC from the
time of his birth.
Head of the depart-
ment of CTVS Dr Anil
Sharma informed that
this is a rare disease
found in one or two chil-
dren per 1000. If no
treated on time, there is
a risk of death.
The operation was
performed by Dr Anil
Sharma and his team
including Dr Sunil dix-
it, Dr Mohit Sharma, Dr
K K Mahawar, Dr Rima
and Dr Anjum.
In TAPVC the blood
does not take the nor-
mal route from the
lungs to the heart and
out to the body. Instead,
the veins from the lungs
attached to the heart
are in abnormal posi-
tions and this means
that oxygenated blood
enters or leaks into the
wrong chamber.
First India Bureau
Churu: A resident from
Rajgarh in Churu, in-
fected by coronavirus
in Hyderabad found a
good Samaritan in a so-
cial worker named Im-
ran Khokar.
The patient Manoj
Kumar needed to un-
dergo plasma therapy,
but the plasma match-
ing his blood group was
unavailable. He was
later helped by Dr
Ehsan Gauri, who made
considerable efforts to
find a donor, and came
into contact with Imran
through R J Help Foun-
dation in Churu.
Dr Gauri said that he
toldImranaboutManoj,
and he immediately
agreed to go to Hy-
derabad to help the pa-
tient. He told Gauri that
he was fortunate to
have this opportunity to
save someone’s live.
“Religion is not bigger
than humanity. There is
no bigger religion than
to save a human life,”
Imran said.
Amzad Tughlak who
runs R J Blood Helpline
said that when Churu
BCMHO Dr Ehsan Gau-
ri called up for a donor
with blood group AB
positive and who has
turned negative from
corona positive, he
checked his list and
found Imran’s name
who had come from Qa-
tar. His blood group
matched with Manoj
and he had turned nega-
tive from positive.
Imran left for Hy-
derabad on Friday. Be-
fore he left for Jaipur,
he was felicitated and
given a send off by
Amzad Tughlak, Asif
Tipu Khan, Yunus Ali,
Sikander Khan, Abid
Jabsariya and Sahil
Khan Dholu.
“We hope to be suc-
cessful in our noble en-
deavor and will contin-
ue do this service of
humanity,” Amzad
said.
Cop checks the identity card of commuters during all containment zones curfew area in Bikaner.
One-year-old suffering from rare
disease, saved by SMS hospital doctors
CRIME BRANCH
POCSO pronounces `30k
fine, 20-year term to rapist
First India Bureau
Dungarpur: The Dis-
trict POCSO court
has convicted a per-
son of 20 year impris-
onment with a fine of
Rs 30,000 in a case of
kidnapping and rap-
ing a minor.
Special Public Pros-
ecutor Yogesh Joshi
said that case of kid-
napping and raping a
class 8 student was
registered in June
2019 against accused
Rakesh. According to
the FIR accused Rake-
sh had fooled the mi-
nor on pretext of pro-
viding her some la-
bour work in Devli
village and raped her
the same night.
Rakesh then carried
her to Ahmedabad and
raped her daily. The
victim later somehow
managed to contact
her family and she
was rescued.
Mobile, sim card
found in Jodh jail
‘Salesmen’ try to
abduct 14-yr-old
Six killed in accident in Sirohi
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The dust over recov-
ery of 12 mobiles and sims in
Ajmer Central Jail has not set-
tled and another high security
jail has reported discovery of a
mobile and sim card from a pris-
oner. A surprise check in Jodh-
pur Central Jail resulted in re-
covery of a mobile and sim from
Mandsaur (Madhya Pradesh)
resident prisoner Shahid from
barack no 2 of ward 6 of the jail.
Jailor Jagdish Poonia reported
the matter to Ratanada police
station after confiscating the
mobile and sim. It is noteworthy
that there are many dreaded ter-
rorists from Kashmir and Pun-
jab lodged in the jail.
First India Bureau
Baran: On Friday, two men at-
tempted to kidnap a 14-year-old boy
from Musai Gujran village in the
Kavai police sta-
tion area of
Baran district.
The accused are
said to be sales-
men, who came
on a motorcycle to the village to
sell their products. In course of
this they tried to abduct the victim
from the village and flee from the
spot.
However, the kid was vigilant
and jumped from the motorbike to
save himself. When the locals
came to know about the incident,
they caught the accused. The po-
lice were also given details about
the whole episode.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Sanjay Jain
alias Sanjay Baradiya’s
name prominently fea-
tures in the raging po-
litical audio tapes con-
cerning horse trading
in the state. He is being
interrogated by SOG.
Sanjay hails from
Lunkaransar and had
shifted his base to
Jaipur around two dec-
ades ago. He is said to
have been involved in
the political circles
since then. Some people
say that Baradiya is
into hotel business in
partnership and there-
fore he has been in
touch with many IPS
and IAS officers for
quite some time now.
While some say that he
has stakes in marble
business.
He also has relations
with a big business fam-
ily in Jaipur which
apart from professing
many businesses also is
active in the political
and religious circuit.
Meanwhile his family
members deny his in-
volvement with any
business.
According to some
people Baradiya very
often gets political ad-
vertisements published
in newspapers in con-
sortium with political
leaders. The most inter-
esting point in the
whole affair is that San-
jay Baradiya alias San-
jay Jain is the only ‘Out
of the Mainstream guy’
involved in the horse
trading scandal. All the
rest of the voices in the
audio tapes are said to
be of renowned politi-
cal persons.
First India Bureau
Sirohi: Six persons
were killed when a tem-
po traveller in which
they were travelling col-
lided with another vehi-
cle in Sirohi district of
Rajasthan on Friday,
police said.
The accident oc-
curred on Sirohi-Bar-
lud road when the vic-
tims were on their way
to attend an engage-
ment ceremony, the po-
lice added.
The deceased were
identified as Shankar
Lal, his wife Jamuna
Devi, Alka, Manju, Ja-
muna and Dimple. —PTI
Sanjay Baradiya, the only ‘non
political figure’ in audio tape scam
Cops instructed to file FIR
against UDB group owner
Minor raped
in lockdown,
gets pregnant
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a complaint
filed by Harish Jain
through Advocate Adi-
tya Jain, Additional
Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate No. 2 Jaipur
has ordered the regis-
tration of an FIR
against the owner of
the UDB Group Ravin-
dra Thakkar to Gandhi-
nagar police station.
The complaint states
that the 5th floor of a
4-storey building, UDB
Tower, on Tonk Road
was rented to the com-
plainant, with false
facts. Harish was told
that there is a permis-
sion to construct the 5th
floor, but later, the mu-
nicipal corporation’s
notice stated that the
builder has taken per-
mission for 4 floors only.
The builder kept
charging about Rs 1.5
lakh as monthly rent.
Moreover, Harish in-
vested about Rs. 6 lakh
to run the restaurant.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A matter of a
minor girl getting
raped by people famil-
iar to her during the
coronavirus induced
lockdown has come to
light in the Ramganj
area of Jaipur district.
The accused had
made death threats to
the victim in case she
informs any authority
about the rape inci-
dent. The matter was
revealed when the girl
was found pregnant.
The family members
of the victim have now
registered a rape case
to the police against
both the accused.
Ofﬁcials investigate the site of accident.
—PHOTO BY ANI
ODD CONNECTION
Religion is not bigger
than humanity. There
is no bigger religion
than to save a human
life. I am fortunate to
have this opportunity
to save someone’s live
Imran Khokar,
Social Worker
Dr Kirori Lal Meena Sachin Pilot

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an a thought be empowered
with one’s energy, to make it
manifest into reality?
Sadhguru: Whatever people
aspire for in their life – wheth-
er it is to grow a business, build
a house or whatever else – the
thought: “I want this” arises.
Once this thought happens, for
most people, they focus their
energy towards that something
through action and start work-
ing towards it. If their action is
incisive enough, their thought
becomes a reality. That is the
usual way people function in
the world. But they do not know
how to infuse or empower that
thought with a certain dimen-
sion of energy.
However, if you have some
mobility in your energy be-
yond the physical body, if the
mobility becomes a conscious
process, you can sit in one
place and make your energies
go somewhere else. However, if
you do this without gaining
sufficient mastery over your
own life energies, you may not
know how to pull the energies
back into you. You can lose
your life like this. You will see,
if someone’s desire is beyond a
certain pitch, they always die
young. Most people’s desires
are fickle. They desire some-
thing today, something else to-
morrow – it keeps changing.
But if someone desires very
powerfully towards something,
they die young whether that
something happens or not. Es-
pecially if that something hap-
pens, they die young because
they know how to throw their
life energies out, but do not
have enough mastery to do the
work and come back.
A SINGLE-POINTED
MIND IS POWERFUL
Thought itself is a reverbera-
tion and an energy. You cannot
generate a thought without en-
ergy. It is just that because it is
happening in such a haphazard
way, maybe it does not have the
necessary energy to manifest
itself. You can generate so
muchenergywithyourthought
process that you could kill
someone. When your mind is
single-pointed, it is a powerful
instrument. Unfortunately,
most of the time this single-
pointedness happens to people
in a negative way, not in a posi-
tive way. An angry mind and
also a lustful mind are very
single-pointed minds. That is
why in Indian culture, children
are always warned, “When you
are angry, do not say anything
negative about somebody,” be-
cause if your mind has become
single-pointed with anger, it
can easily manifest itself.
Let us look at the process of
generating a thought. Is your
thought conscious or is it just
an outcome of a million things
that have already gotten into
you? When your thought pro-
cess is unconscious, most of
the time it is like mental diar-
rhea. There is no control over
it. It simply rambles because
there is old stuff inside. This is
just like the more bad food you
have in your stomach, the more
your diarrhea goes on. When
you have mental diarrhea, you
cannot call it a thought.
A woman once invited a few
friends for dinner. She served
dinner and then told her 6-year-
old daughter, “Why don’t you
say the blessing?” She wanted
to show off her daughter a little
bit. The daughter said, “I don’t
know how to say a blessing.”
The mother said, “Just repeat
what mummy says.” So the girl
very religiously bent her head,
held her hands together and
said, “Why on earth did I invite
all these people for dinner.”
These things are happening to
you, isn’t it? You want to medi-
tate, isn’t your mind talking so
many things?
CLEARING YOUR SLATE
If you want to write on a black-
board, first you have to wipe it
clean. Only then will you be
able to write clearly. If a mil-
lion things have already been
written on it and you write
something else on that, no one
can figure out what you have
written. And after sometime
neither will you. You have to
first clear the space and then
generate a thought consciously.
If people have cleared their
space and then have a thought,
this thought really matters be-
cause this has come out of a
conscious process. Once this
thought is on like this and it is
held in that clarity, infusing en-
ergy to it can be done.
If you just generate a thought
in your mind consciously and
if it is single pointed, it will
find its way in the world. It will
manifest itself naturally. And
if you have little more control
over your life energies, you can
tweak it further.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
C
SADHGURU, ISHA FOUNDATION
Ranked amongst the fifty most influential
people in India, Sadhguru is a yogi, mystic,
visionary and a New York Times bestselling
author Sadhguru has been conferred the Padma
Vibhushan by the Government of India in 2017,
the highest annual civilian award, accorded for
exceptional and distinguished service
EMPOWERING
YOUR THOUGHT
Thought itself is
a reverberation
and an energy.
You cannot
generate a
thought without
energy. It is just
that because it is
happening in
such a
haphazard way,
maybe it does
not have the
necessary energy
to manifest itself.
You can generate
so much energy
with your
thought process
that you could
kill someone
Let us look at the
process of generating
a thought. Is your
thought conscious or
is it just an outcome
of a million things
that have already
gotten into you?
IN-DEPTH
ANTI-DEFECTION
LAW IS BACK
IN SPOTLIGHT
s an intense court battle ensued in
the Rajasthan High Court on Fri-
day after Sachin Pilot challenged
the Speaker CP Joshi’s disqualifi-
cation notice to him and 18 other
legislators, the Tenth Schedule of the Indian
Constitution was brought into focus. The leg-
islation, also known as Anti-Defection Law,
was enacted to address the problem of insta-
bility caused to democratically-elected gov-
ernments by legislators shifting loyalties
from the parties of which they are elected
members. The Speaker’s notice to Pilot, the
sacked deputy chief minister, and other dis-
sidents was issued on the basis of a complaint
by the ruling Congress party. Joshi gave them
time till Friday to reply to the notice but Pilot
went to the High Court.
Justifying his action, the Speaker told the
court through senior advocate Abhishek
Manu Singhvi that the petition questioning
the Tenth Schedule should not be entertained
as it may render related judgments of the Su-
preme Court useless. Singhvi also argued
that his client was within his remit while tak-
ing into consideration dissidents’ speeches
and activities even outside the House. In that
respect, it was within the Constitution.
Arguing against the Speaker’s order sen-
ior counsel Harish Salve said that the Tenth
Schedule won’t apply in the present context.
“If it is an act outside the assembly, it will
not come in the Tenth Schedule. If there is
a difference of opinion with the CM or you
speak against him, then he will not fall in
the category of disqualification,” Salve said.
He argued that the party whip is applicable
only when the assembly is in session and
that the whip won’t apply on “meetings in
homes and hotels”.
As the hearing will now resume on Mon-
day, the legal issue raised promises that the
battle will now be a long drawn one.
Meanwhile what the Jaipur political dra-
ma, like the one which played out in Madhya
Pradesh a few months ago, has exposed is
the Congress Party’s central leadership’s in-
ability to act decisively. It is the problem of
indecision or procrastination which forced
Jyotiraditya Scindia to say good-bye to the
party of which his father Madhavrao Scin-
dia was an important part. In the case of
Sachin Pilot also the central leadership sat
quietly and watched till a breaking point
was reached.
Another issue facing the leadership is its
inability to strike a balance between the
young and the old leaders. Managing the am-
bitions of the experienced senior leaders and
relatively less experienced young Turks is a
tough call. So far it has failed to strike the
critical balance in the party and seem to fa-
vour one side instead of trying out a mix of
the two. This quandary is threatening the
grand old party’s very existence. Madhya
Pradesh has been snatched by the BJP. Now
a desperate fight is on to save Rajasthan also
from falling into BJP’s net.
A
hose who
thought that a
p a n d e m i c
would make
everyone real-
ize the crucial role of care
workers should think
again. With the coronavi-
rus still spreading rapid-
ly, frontline workers are
more essential – and at
greater risk – than ever,
yet public attention has
shifted elsewhere.
Worse, as economies col-
lapse and labor-market
conditions deteriorate, em-
ployers in the private and
public sector alike have
grown more cynical in
their treatment of essen-
tial workers. Far from in-
stilling a deeper apprecia-
tion for their employees,
the pandemic-induced
surge in unemployment
has enabled employers to
exploit workers even more.
Capitalism has always
had an uneasy relation-
ship with care work. Al-
though capitalist pro-
duction relies heavily on
unpaid and underpaid
labor performed by
women, migrants, and
other disadvantaged so-
cial groups, it has his-
torically pushed that
work off the books and
underground, into infor-
mality. As a result, all
the varied tasks associ-
ated with social repro-
duction are barely rec-
ognized, much less re-
warded or remunerated.
Because so much care
work is performed for
free by women and girls
within families and com-
munities, it is simply
taken for granted and,
because it is outside the
market, not counted as
economic activity.
Unpaid work performed
by women who have no
other choice thus creates a
vicious cycle of devalua-
tion. When women do en-
ter labor markets, their
wages tend to be lower
than those of men, not only
because they are willing to
work for less, but also be-
cause so much of their
work is available for free.
Hence, occupations domi-
nated by women – such as
in the care sector – tend to
be lower paid; even men do-
ing similar work suffer a
wage penalty.
In the case of health
care, there are addition-
al occupational hierar-
chies to navigate, from
highly paid “profession-
als” like specialist physi-
cians down to nurses,
ward attendants, and
cleaners. Unsurprising-
ly, the gender balance
within each occupation
changes as one goes
down the pecking order,
with women concentrat-
ed in the lower-status,
worst-paid positions.
Globally, women hold
70% of all health-care jobs.
But they are more likely to
be nurses, midwives, and
community health work-
ers, while men comprise a
disproportionate share of
better-paid occupations
like surgeons, physicians,
dentists, and pharmacists.
Community health work-
ers are perhaps the most
exploited of all health
workers, especially in de-
veloping countries. Often,
they are not recognized as
workers at all, but rather
as “volunteers” (as is true
in India). As such, they
rarely benefit from formal
contracts that provide job
security and a fair wage,
let alone protections like
health care.
Women health-care
workers are also more at
risk in the current pan-
demic, because they are
more likely to be in-
volved in activities that
require close physical
contact with patients.
The public acclaim has
not translated into better
working conditions or
higher wages, and certain-
ly not systematic efforts to
ensure their physical safe-
ty during the pandemic.
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Global health emergency: Still no care for care workers
T
The pandemic-
induced surge in
unemployment
has enabled
employers to
exploit workers
even more
All wrong-doing arises
because of mind. If mind is
transformed can wrong-
doing remain? —Buddha
Spiritual
SPEAK
Top
TWEET
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
Witnessed the Fire and Fury of
the Indian Army during the Para
Dropping and other military
demonstrations at Stakna
near Leh today. Also, I got the
opportunity to interact with them.
I am proud of these brave and
courageous soldiers.
KC Venugopal
@kcvenugopalmp
It is tragic that the BJP is
focusing on toppling a govt that is
performing so well against Covid
& derailing the preparedness of
an entire State & creating panic
amongst millions of people as
they did in Madhya Pradesh. BJP
is a blot on democracy.

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INDIAJAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020
BENGAL BJP MLA’S WIFE MOVES
CALCUTTA HC, SEEKS CBI INQUIRY
Kolkata: The wife of BJP
MLA Debendra Nath Roy,
who was found hanging
near his home earlier
this week, approached
the Calcutta High Court
on Friday seeking a CBI
inquiry into her husband’s
death.Chandima Roy, the
wife of Debendranath
Roy, has moved a writ
petition before the High
Court seeking a CBI inqui-
ry into the matter. An ap-
plication seeking hearing
of the matter on an urgent
basis has also been filed.
Chandima has said that
she does not believe that
the truth will come out
in the police probe. The
Hemtabad MLA Roy’s
body was found hanging
outside his residence in
Uttar Dinajpur district on
July 13.
MP: 6 COPS SUSPENDED FOR
ASSAULTING FARMER COUPLE
Bhopal: After shunting out the collector, SP
of Guna district and Inspector General (IG) of
Gwalior range over the beating of a Dalit cou-
ple at Guna, the Madhya Pradesh government
on Thursday suspended six police personnel
allegedly involved in the incident. Outgoing Guna
SP Tarun Nayak issued orders suspending six po-
lice personnel including two women cops, official
sources said. Ashok Singh Kushwaha, Rajendra
Sharma, Pavan Yadav, Narendra Rawat, Neetu
Yadav and Rani Raghuwanshi were suspended.
NO PLAN TO SHUT, SAYS TIRUPATI
TEMPLE AS, STAFF TEST +VE
New Delhi: People can continue to visit the
famous Tirumala Tirupati Balaji temple, the top
official of the temple’s board has said amid a
controversy over priests and employees getting
infected with coronavirus. The temple’s board
decided to re-open it on June 11, in line with the
centre’s “Unlock” plans to handhold the country
out of the pandemic in phases. There are no
plans to stop public darshan at Tirumala Tirupati
Balaji temple, said YV Subba Reddy, chairperson
of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam Board.
DON’T TURN BIHAR ELECTION INTO
SUPER-SPREADER EVENT: OPPN
Patna: Opposition parties
in Bihar have written a
joint letter to EC asking to
ensure an “equal oppor-
tunity” in state election
due in October-November.
The opposition parties
said Election Commission
should ensure the twin
goals are met - safety of
voters from COVID-19,
& free & fair election.
“People also expect the
commission to ensure
that entire poll exercise
does not become a
super-spreader event,”
they said. “The state has
a population of around
13 crore with 7.5 crore
voters. How does EC
plan to ensure physical
distancing of at least two
yards recommended by
WHO & ICMR, repeatedly
advocated by the PM?”
New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi on
Friday, targeted the cen-
tralgovernmentoverthe
India-China stand-off,
stating since 2014 Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s “constant blun-
ders and indiscretions”
have fundamentally
weakened the country.
He also posted a few
minutes long video and
asked, “What is it about
India’s situation that
has made China act in
such an aggressive
way? What is it about
this moment in time
that allowed China to
take such an aggressive
stand against a country
like India?”
“Since 2014, the PM’s
constant blunders and
indiscretions have fun-
damentally weakened
India and left us vulner-
able. Empty words don’t
suffice in the world of
geopolitics,” the Gan-
dhi scion tweeted.
In the video clip, the
Congress leader said in
the last six years, India
was “disturbed” and
“disrupted” because it
failed in various areas
such as protecting the
economy, foreign rela-
tions and added that
these situations had
“made China act in such
an aggressive way.”
“One has to go in mul-
tiple spaces to under-
stand this. Countries
are not protected by not
one particular thing but
by the confluence of
forces, the confluence of
systems. So a country is
protected by its foreign
relationships, it is pro-
tected by its neighbour-
hood, it is protected by
its economy. It is pro-
tected by the feelings
that people have. The vi-
sion that its people have.
In the last six years, in
all these areas India has
been disturbed and
disrupted.”Talking
about the Centre’s for-
eign policies, Gandhi
stated that the country
has strategic partner-
ships with the United
States and Russia,
which have now become
transactional relations.
“Earlier, India could
maneuver in geopoli-
tics with the help of
these relations but now
India doesn’t enjoy
these partnerships any
more,” Gandhi said
He spoke on India’s
current relations with
its neighbouring coun-
try and said the govern-
ment has managed to
anger Nepal, Bhutan
andevenSriLanka,who
used to be friends with
our country earlier.
“We have said on mul-
tiple occasions that the
economy needs major
boosts from the govern-
ment. We have said fire
the economy, protect
small businesses,” he
said. —ANI
PM Modi’s constant blunders have
fundamentallyweakenedIndia:RaGaDisruptions in India’s relationships, weak economy gave China confidence to transgress into our terrain
Guwahati: An intiative
called ‘India for Assam’
has been launched to
create awareness about
the current flood calam-
ity in the state and help
in rehabilitation.
The initiative,
launched by media con-
glomerate Times Net-
work, has urged all
countrymen to help As-
sam by contributing to
the Chief Minister’s Re-
lief Fund, a release by
the company said.
Floods are a recur-
rent feature every year
in Assam and this year
it has submerged 27 dis-
tricts and affected more
than 40 lakh residents.
“Assam flood situa-
tion continues to re-
main grim, painfully
displacingbothhumans
and wildlife,” the re-
lease said urging for
donations.
Times Network MD
and CEO M K Anand
was quoted in the re-
lease : Assam is facing
the worst of natures
fury, even as it con-
fronts COVID-19. Ef-
forts to restore normal-
cy in Assam requires
our immediate atten-
tion. ‘India for Assam’
is a clarion call to the
nation, appealing to all
Indians to step forward
and donate to the task
of relief & rehabilita-
tion.Times Network in
its continuous news re-
portage through news
stories, special feature,
and digital videos will
extensively cover the
flood and aid the relief
efforts through a fund
raiser plea, he said.—PTI
‘India For Assam’ to raise
funds for flood-hit state
Roshni Nadar takes over
as Chief of HCL Tech
Nagpur: There was no
need for a CBI probe
into death case of Bol-
lywood actor Sushant
Singh Rajput as Mum-
bai police were capable
of handling the matter,
said Maharashtra
Home Minister Anil
Deshmukh. The police
were also examining
the angle of “business
rivalry” in the case, he
said.
Rajput, 34, was found
dead in his Bandra
apartment in Mumbai
on June 14 and what the
police claimed was a
case of suicide. In ini-
tial, cops had found that
actorwasundermedica-
tion for depression. Ra-
jput’s friend, actor Rhea
Chakraborty, in a tweet,
demandedaCBIinquiry
to understand what
‘pressures’ prompted
Rajput to take the ex-
treme step. —PTI
‘No need for CBI probe
in Sushant’s death’
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Khadga Prasad
Sharma Oli, who has
been hemmed in by his
rivals in the ruling Ne-
pal Communist Party
(NCP) for weeks, has
suggested that his re-
placement should be
from the CPN (Unified
Marxist–Leninist) fac-
tion of the party. The
suggestion, made at his
meeting with Pushpa
Kamal Dahal, is seen as
a new effort to drive a
wedge between leaders
of the rival faction. Da-
hal, who has been wide-
ly seen to be his replace-
ment, is from the CPN
(Maoist Centre). The
two parties had merged
in 2018 to form the Ne-
pal Communist Party.
PM Oli, who came to
power in a 50-50 power
sharing deal with Push-
paKamalDahal,renego-
tiated the agreement in
November 2019 that en-
visaged letting Dahal
run the NCP while he
continues to hold the
reinsof thegovernment.
But pressure has lately
been building on Nepal
Olifromthetriumvirate
in the communist party
- former PMsDahal, Jha-
la Nath Khanal & Mad-
havNepal-tostepdown.
“It is a ploy to split his
opposition&getDahal&
Madhav Nepal fighting
amongthemselves.ButI
don’t think it will suc-
ceed. an NCP leader
said. —Agencies
Who will replace
me: Oli changes tack
on pressure to quit
New Delhi: Roshni Na-
dar Malhotra, India’s
wealthiest woman, is
now the chairperson of
HCL Technologies, the
Noida-based IT compa-
ny said on Friday. The
38-year-old succeeds her
father, Shiv Nadar. The
appointment of non-ex-
ecutive director Roshni
Nadar Malhotra to the
new role takes effect im-
mediately, the company
said. Shiv Nadar will
continue to be HCL
Tech’s MD, with the des-
ignation as the chief
strategy officer. Born
and raised in New Delhi,
Roshni studied in Vas-
ant Valley School, and
graduated from the
Northwestern Univer-
sity in Illinois, USA. She
has a Master’s degree in
Business Administra-
tion from Kellogg School
of Management, North-
western University.
One has to go in multiple spaces to
understand this. Countries are not
protected by not one particular
thing but by the confluence of forc-
es, the confluence of systems. So a
country is protected by its foreign
relationships, it is protected by its
neighbourhood, it is protected by
its economy. It is protected by the
feelings that people have. The vi-
sion that its people have. In the last
six years, in all these areas India
has been disturbed and disrupted.
—Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader
MEET ON SUNDAY
JAISHANKAR SLAMS RAHUL ON TWITTER
GOWDA URGES
CENTRE TO
PROVIDE RELIEF
Floods have
submerged 27
districts & affected
40L people
Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli
Thiruvananthapuram:
CPI(M) Kerala unit
chief Kodiyeri Bal-
akrishnan asserted
the party led LDF gov-
ernment would not
protect anyone in gold
smuggling case & the
suspension of a sen-
ior IAS officer was a
proof of it.
He alleged the oppo-
sition Congress-led
UDF & BJP were at-
tacking LDF govern-
ment over the issue as
they fear that the ongo-
ing probe by central
agencies would “boo-
merang” on them if it
proceeded in the ‘right
direction.’
In a Facebook post,
Balakrishnan said CM
Pinarayi Vijayan re-
moved M Sivasankar
as his principal secre-
tary immediately after
allegations were
raised against him
that he had links with
a key accused woman
in bid to smuggle gold
through diplomatic
baggage. Responding
to questions by opposi-
tion on why govt was
hesitant to suspend the
officer, he said regard-
less of nature of alle-
gations, certain proce-
dures had to be fol-
lowed in order to take
action against a senior
IAS officer. —PTI
‘Kerala govt will not protect anyone’
Kodiyeri Balakrishnan
Roshni Nadar Malhotra
People ride on a boat to move to a safer place in flood-affected area in Dhubri district of Assam.
Sushant Singh
GOLD SMUGGLING CASE

New Delhi: With the
total number of corona-
virus cases breaching
the 1 million-mark, In-
dia, now becomes the
third country to cross
that mark, trailing be-
hind the US and Brazil
now, which have 3.6
million and 2 million
infections respectively,
s per the data compiled
by Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity.
As India’s coronavi-
rus cases exceed 1 mil-
lion, the biggest hope to
contain the pandemic
rests on two indigenous
vaccine candidates that
will enter human trials
this month.
India’s coronavirus
count today jumped to
10,03,832 after a record
34,956 fresh infections
in past 24 hours, accord-
ing to the data released
by the Union Health
Ministry The death toll
rose to 25,602, including
687 in past 24 hours.
India has seen 25,602
deaths so far due to the
novel coronavirus, ac-
cording to the health
ministry.
Meanwhile, Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
today urged the govern-
ment to take concrete
steps to prevent the
spread of coronavirus,
saying if it keeps
spreading at the cur-
rent pace then there
will be more than 20
lakh cases by August 10.
“10,00,000-mark has
been crossed. If COV-
ID19 spreads at this
pace, by August 10,
more than 20,00,000 will
be infected in the coun-
try,” the former Con-
gress chief tweeted.
The US shattered its
daily record for corona-
virus infections on
Thursday, reporting
more than 77,000 new
cases as the number of
deaths in a 24-hour pe-
riod rose by nearly
1,000, according to a
Reuters tally. More
than 13.7 million peo-
ple around the world
have been diagnosed
with coronavirus,
while more than 7.7
million have recov-
ered. Over 588,000 have
died. —Agencies
India3rd
tocrosstallyof1mncasesThe death toll rose to 25,602, including 687 in past 24 hours, according to data released by Health Ministry
A man walks with his dog past a mural of frontline workers amid coronavirus outbreak in New Delhi on Friday. —Photo By PTI
INDIAJAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020
T h i r u v a n a n -
thapuram: Kerala re-
ported 791 new Cov-
id-19 cases on Friday,
the highest single-day
hike so far, Kerala CM
Pinarayi Vijayan dur-
ing a media briefing
admitted to communi-
ty spread in certain
coastal areas of Thiru-
vanathapuram such as
Poonthura and Pullu-
vila. Meanwhile, Bru-
hat Bengaluru Mahan-
agara Palike (BBMP)
Mayor, M Goutham
Kumar called for an ex-
tension of lockdown in
city for one more week
due to rise in COVID-19
cases. “It will be better
if we get more time to
tackle COVID-19 cases,
we wish for extension
of lockdown for one
more week. We have
given the proposal to
government,” said M
Goutham Kumar,
BBMP Mayor, after the
cases in0 state crossed
2,000 mark. —ANI
Corona community transmission
confirmed by Kerala Chief Minister
Lucknow: Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath has in-
structed to constitute
one lakh teams in the
state for effective sur-
veillance on COVID-19
situation.
“For effective surveil-
lance, the Chief Minis-
ter instructed to consti-
tute one lakh teams in
the entire state and said
that the monitoring of
the team of each dis-
trict should be done un-
der the leadership of
the District Magis-
trate,” a tweet from Of-
fice of Uttar Pradesh
Chief Minister said
roughly translated from
Hindi. “KGMU’s De-
partment of Pulmonary
and Critical Care De-
partment, Dr Ved
Prakash informed the
Chief Minister that
presently due to rain,
moisture in the air has
increased, due to which
this infection is increas-
ing,” said another tweet
from the UP CMO.
Dr Prakash said that
it is necessary for every-
one to wear a mask and
comply with social dis-
tancing to deal with the
infection. —ANI
Yogi instructs to
form 1L teams for
effective monitoring
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in a meeting on making an
effective strategy on COVID-19 in Lucknow.
Amaravati: The
COVID-19 tally shot
past the 40,000 mark
in Andhra Pradesh on
Friday as 2,062 fresh
cases were added in
last 24 hours. The
state’s COVID-19 table
now showed a total of
40,646 positive cases,
with 19,814 of them
being active after
20,298 patients were
discharged.
With 42 new casual-
ties reported in last 24
hours, the overall toll
mounted to 534.
It said 837 patients had
recovered. —PTI
40,000-MARK
CROSSED IN
ANDHRA
Mumbai: The death
toll in the building col-
lapse in the Fort area
of Mumbai has gone
up to nine, one of them
a 17-year boy who suc-
cumbed to his injuries
at J J Hospital here on
Friday, civic officials
said. Of them, seven,
including two women,
have died since
around Thursday,
while a search and
rescue operation was
still on. —PTI
Mum: Toll in building
collapse rises to nine
NDRF personnel carry a body of a resident during the rescue
operation in Mumbai on Friday.
Sayed Tajamul
Srinagar: A top Jash-
e-Mohammad militant
commander known to
be an IED expert was
reportedly among three
militants killed in the
gunfight with a joint
team of police, army
and CRPF in Kulgam
district on wee hours
on Friday, DGP Dilbag
Singh said.
The top police officer
also said that the mili-
tant commander had
escaped previously
from three to four en-
counters, leaving be-
hind a MO4 American
rifle in one instance.
While three militants
were killed, as many
army soldiers were in-
jured in the gunfight at
Nagnad Chimmer area
of Kulgamdistrict.“The
operation was launched
in the wee hours this
morning on a credible
input by Kulgam Police
alongwithlocalArmy(9
RR)andCRPFunits,”he
said. He said that three
army soldiers injured
during the encounter
were evacuated to army
hospital.
“The killed are from
Jaish-e-Mohammed &
reportedly include a
top commander known
to be an IED expert. He
was responsible for a
large number of at-
tacks including many
IED attempts against
security forces.”
From Pg1
These complaints were
filed after Randeep Sin-
gh Surjewala read out a
transcript of alleged au-
dio of horse-trading be-
tween rebel MLAs and
BJP at a press confer-
ence on Friday. Notably,
Congresshassuspended
Sharma and another
MLA Vishvendra Singh
from the primary mem-
bership of the party for
their alleged involve-
ment in horse-trading
of MLAs and demanded
registration of a case
against them. BJP also
initiated its ‘counter-
measures’ to bring the
Congress on backfoot as
on Friday night, BJP
leaders from Jaipur,
Laxmikant Bhardwaj,
Ashok Singh Shekha-
wat, Surendra Singh
Naruka & others,
reached Ashok Nagar
PS to file FIR against
Randeep Surjewala, Go-
vind Dotasara, Mahesh
Joshi and OSD to CM
Lokesh Sharma for
making false implica-
tions against central
minister Gajendra Sin-
gh. In another move,
BJP MLA Madan Dila-
war shot a letter to
Speaker CP Joshi re-
minding him of his ap-
peal raised on 13th
March 2020 against the
inclusion of BSP MLAs
in Congress party. Dil-
wara demanded that the
appeal be heard soon
and disposed, for ‘deliv-
ery of justice’. As BJP
filed FIR against Con-
gress leaders, ACB sud-
denly jumped to action
on Friday late night as
it registered a case on
the complaint filed ear-
lier by chief whip Ma-
hesh Joshi. ACB has
named Shekhawat,
Sharma and middle-
man Sanjay Jain as ac-
cused in the matter.
‘Top JeM IED expert among
3 militants killed in Kulgam’
NowitsStatevsCentreafter
FIRagainstShekhawat!
Dilbag Singh
Will retire...
then I will brief the
high command to make
a decision in the party
interest,” he stated.
The three time chief
minister of the desert
state questioned on ad-
vocates representing
Pilot camp in High
Court saying that they
are leaders of BJP.
“This game had to hap-
pen on the death anni-
versary of Rajesh Pilot,
but we filed their game.
No one complained to
me even once. Sachin
never wanted to talk to
me, his world was com-
pletely different. He got
everything in a young
age of 35-40 years, he
should have been pa-
tient. As soon as he
came, he tried to make
an environment of be-
coming the chief minis-
ter and would always be
engrossed in media
management. Rahul
Gandhi gave Sachin sev-
eral opportunities. I did
not lust for being CM, I
stayed quiet so that the
fissures do not grow be-
tween us,” Gehlot said.
Speaker postpones...
The counsel agreed to
extend this to 5.30 pm on
Tuesday as the court
was yet to give an order
on the petition.
Harish Salve and
Mukul Rohatgi argued
for the petitioners via
video conference while
Abhishek Manu Singh-
vi was among those who
argued on behalf of the
Speaker. During the
hearing, the court was
ordered to be vacated by
everyone other than the
lawyers pertaining to
the case, followeing
which Salve presented
his argument for nearly
three hours, followed by
Mukul Rohatgi. Salve
claimed that by looking
at the notice it appears
that the Assembly
Speaker has been par-
tial. The senior counsel
questioned as to how
can a notice be given for
not appearing in a party
meeting and that it is
against the right to
speech ensured by the
Constitution.
Meanwhile, Mukul
Rohatgi claimed that
the action was againt
rules and minimum
seven days’ time should
have been given to re-
spond. He also high-
lighted that BJP MLA
Madan Dilawar had
given an application on
BSP MLAs to the Speak-
er long back, but till
now no action has been
taken, moreover, in this
matter a notice was is-
sued within a few hours.
He further said that Pi-
lot camp has raised its
voice within the party
structure and have not
rebelled, therefore they
can not be termed ineli-
gible.
Representing CP
Joshi, Abhishek Manu
Singhvi said that Speak-
er was right in issuing
notices since the MLAs
gave statements against
party lines and did not
follow the party whip.
He stressed that the ap-
plication is filed prema-
turely and on possibili-
ties, therefore, till the
time Assembly Speak-
er’s decision is not pro-
nounced, the MLAs can
not turn to the court for
any relief.
Speaker’s powers are
autonomous and he has
issued show-cause no-
tices. The judiciary
should not interfere till
the order on the notices
is passed. The petition
had challenged the no-
tices based on a Con-
gress complaint that the
MLAs should be dis-
qualified from the Ra-
jasthan Assembly for
defying a party whip.
Bench also asked Ma-
hesh Joshi, who had
filed the complaint be-
fore the Speaker, to re-
spond to the dissidents’
petition by Saturday.
Joshi’s petition was im-
pleaded on Friday.
Haryana cops...
the gates of the hotel for
nearly seventy minutes
and it was after that a
considerable time had
passed, could the SOG
team enter. The SOG
sleuths stayed in the ho-
tel for forty five minutes
but did not come across
any leader from Ra-
jasthan Congress. The
cops also checked the
guest entry register
where no names of the
MLAs were denoted. It
was after this exercise
that the team returned
back to Jaipur, empty
handed, late in the even-
ing. Meanwhile, Ra-
jasthan Congress in-
charge Avinash Pande
tweeted, “Why is Hary-
ana Police not allowing
Rajasthan SOG team to
enter @ITCBharat and
meet @INCRajasthan
MLAs?”
Encounter not...
and his aides. In its re-
ply, the Uttar Pradesh
Police said that the en-
counter was correct,
and in no way, can it be
termed as a fake en-
counter..—ANI
‘Not an...
he further said, “If a
solution can be found by
talks, there is nothing
better.” Singh interact-
ed with Army and Para-
military troops here
along with CDS General
Bipin Rawat. —ANI
FROM PG 1
11L QUARANTINED
Chandigarh: The hu-
man trial of Bharat Bio-
tech’s anti-COVID-19
vaccine Covaxin began
at Rohtak’s Post-Gradu-
ate Institute of Medical
Sciences on Friday, Har-
yana Health Minister
Anil Vij tweeted.
Human trial with Co-
rona vaccine (COVAX-
IN) of Bharat Biotech
started at PGI Rohtak
today, Vij, who is also
the Home & Science &
Technology minister
said. Three subjects
were enrolled. All have
tolerated the vaccine
very well. There were
no adverse effects, Vij
further tweeted. Bharat
Biotech got the coun-
try’s drug regulator’s
approval to start clini-
cal trials of its anti-Co-
rona vaccine Covaxin
recently. There are over
seven anti-corona vac-
cines at various stages
of development in the
country. —PTI
‘Covaxin’s human trial
begins at PGI Rohtak’
PRIYANKA GANDHI VADRA
@priyankagandhi
“Sitting in Lucknow, the
UP government makes big
claims on ﬁghting coronavirus, but
two kilometers from there, its
claims are exposed.”

MUKUNDRA
CHROMOSOMENirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The voice
for dismissing the
Mukundra Advisory
Committee is rising
yet again, after one
of its member
Tapeshwar Singh
Bhati was found
flouting all rules &
regulations of safari
of Mukundra Hills
Tiger Reserve.
Tapeshwar Singh,
despitebeingthemem-
ber of the advisory
committee of the pro-
ject, did not bother to
either wear a safety
jacket or take any safe-
tyequipmentwhilego-
ing on a safari of core
Jawahar Sagar.
As per guidelines, it
is restricted to get
down anywhere dur-
ing the safari of this
area, yet Tapeshwar
Singh not just got
down on the Titanic
island in the upstream
area but also got him-
self photographed.
To make matters
worse, the advisory
committee member
was accompanied by
other people also. It is
worth recalling that
recently during the
lockdown period some
photos of night safari
of Jawahar Sagar,
which is the core area
of Mukundra Hills
area, surfaced on so-
cial media, which is
currently being inves-
tigated by the Mukun-
dra DCFT Mohan Raj.
A key suspect in the
case is Banwari Yadu-
vanshi, who has the
contractof boating,al-
lotted by the forest de-
partment, in the area.
Accordingtothevil-
lagers, a Gypsy that
might belong to Yadu-
vanshi, was also used
during the night safa-
ri. The case becomes
morestarkandserious
astheMuKundraHills
Tiger is not open for
tourism as of now. So
this becomes a grave
issue as the night sa-
fari could not happen
without some staff be-
ing involved in it.
Itisnoteworthythat
Banwari Yaduvanshi
owes Rs 24 lakh to UIT
Kota in lieu of the ten-
der for Kishore Sagar.
Kota UIT had confis-
cated the boats of Ban-
wari in the same case.
Notices to recover
the amount have
also been issued by
CCF (Firest), Field
Director (Mukundra
project), and Com-
missioner of Jhala-
war Municipality. It
will be interesting to
see whether the
Forest and Environ-
ment Minister Sukh-
ram Vishnoi acts in
the matter.
In second such case of violation of rules,
Tapeshwar Singh, despite being member
of the advisory committee, did not bother
to either wear safety jacket or take any
equipment while on a safari in core area
THE THIRD TIGER
RESERVE PROFILE
 The Mukundra Tiger Reserve (TR)
is situated in a valley formed by two
parallel mountains of Mukundra and
Gargola. The 4 rivers (Ramzan, Ahu,
Kali and Chambal) form the boundary
of the valley. It is located on the east-
ern bank of the Chambal River and is
drained by its tributaries
 The Mukundra Hills was declared
a wildlife sanctuary in 1955 and
a National Park (Mukundra Hills
(Darrah) National Park) in 2004.
It was notiﬁed as a tiger reserve
(2013) under the Wildlife Protection
Act, 1972 and became the third tiger
Reserve in Rajasthan after Ranth-
ambore and Sariska
 In the past, the reserve was the
royal hunting ground of the Maharaja
of Kota. The name Darrah is taken
as the‘pass in the local language
revealing the purpose that the region
served earlier. The Marathas, Rajput’s
and the British utilised the opportune
position of the forest to seek asylum
during war
 The Mukundra Tiger Reserve
constitutes covers 4 key districts of
Rajasthan (Kota, Bundi, Chittorgarh
and Jhalawar). The forest of the
reserve is very thick and dense
NEWSJAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020
FRENEMIES MUCH?
They say politics is an ever-changing
game whose rules also developing
with each passing day. It is probably
due to this, that the saying “There
are no permanent enemies or friends
in politics” stems from. Well, what
else can be a better example of the
saying that the recent political climate
of Rajasthan wherein two leaders,
who had been at the opposite ends
of the power spectrum, have now
come together as one, and that
too overnight! The politics of Sikar
district has revolved around a handful
of individuals in Congress party
wherein two leaders of the grand old
party - Govind Singh Dotasara and
Parasram Mordiya - have been at
loggerheads for a long time. However,
with the elevation of Dotasara to the
position of PCC Chief, the enmity
has apparently ended! Only recently,
the duo came face to face wherein
Mordiya congratulated Dotasara and in
reply, the new PCC Chief gave a warm
welcome to his one-time adversary in
Sikar politics. Interestingly, another
politician from Sikar, Mahadev Singh
Khandela was instrumental in bridging
the ‘gap’ between the two leaders!
—Yogesh Sharma
‘CLASS ATTENDANCE’
IN CONGRESS
With the Rajasthan Congress
going through a ‘crisis’ of
numbers in the state assembly,
each day a ‘headcount’ is
conducted in the party’s camp at
Fairmont hotel. Remember, how
you used to say ‘present’ when in
school the class teacher would take
attendance, well the Congress camp
is nothing short of a ‘pathshala’ for
the ‘attending’ MLAs since every
morning, a roll call is conducted
wherein each MLA has to reach
the designated spot, and sign an
attendance register! However, there
is a little twist in this pathshala.
Well, the roll call in school was
conducted by the class teacher,
however, here, the roll call is
conducted by the ‘class monitor’!
interestingly, it is MLA Rafik Khan
who has been given the charge of
getting the MLAs to appear and sign
the register and those legislators
who either get late or do not appear
to sign the attendance register, are
personally phoned by Khan to find
their whereabouts and ‘instructed’
to appear and do the needful!
—Naresh Sharma
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Audio clips
of BJP leaders have
exposed their con-
spiracy to topple
Congress govern-
ment in the state.
The strong allega-
tion was levied by
Transport Minister
PratapSinghKhacha-
riyawas on Friday.
Khachariyawasfur-
ther attacked the BJP
sayingthatthesaffron
party had conspired
with congress rebels
to bring down the Ge-
hlot government us-
ing money power at
the behest of their top
brass at the Centre.
The BJP was time-
ly stopped in its
tracks otherwise it
would have succeed-
ed in toppling a dem-
ocratically-elected
government.
“The audio clips
have clearly revealed
that MLAs were
bought and the BJP
leaders were involved
in it,” Khachariyawas
further alleged.
According to the
transport minister,
the Haryana govern-
ment and police have
been taking care of
rebel MLAs. They are
even not allowed to
meet anyone, which
leaves no doubt about
BJP’snefariousplans.
The BJP has been
trying to put pressure
through raids by in-
come tax and enforce-
ment directorate but
it would not succeed
aspeopleof Rajasthan
don’t like politics of
lie, treason and for-
gery.BJPleadershave
been lying and trying
to bring down the
state government but
people of the state are
with chief minister
Ashok Gehlot and
theywouldnotletBJP
to succeed in its con-
spiracy.
Khachariyawas salvo:
Audio clips unmasked
conspiracy by BJP
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: Commenting
on the high political
drama in the state
reaching Assembly
speaker’s desk, former
Vidhan Sabha speaker
Kailash Meghwal said
that nobody has a
right to topple an
elected government by
conspiring to adopt
undemocratic means.
Meghwal said that it
has been two months
that the rumours of the
toppling of the state gov-
ernmenthavebeendoing
rounds amid the allega-
tions of horse-trading.
He said that there is
a long history of po-
litical democracy that
had people like Bhai-
ron Singh Shekhawat.
Mohan Lal Sukhadia,
Vasundhara Raje, and
Ashok Gehlot pitted
against each other po-
litically.
They charged each
other both in and out of
the assembly but never
before have there been
conspiracies like the
present day. Meghwal
reminded that Bhanwar
Lal Sharma, who is now
with Congress, had
hatched a plot to topple
late Bhairon Singh
Shekhawat.
The charges were
corroborated by MLAs
who confided with
Shekhawat giving him
all details of money
exchange. Many de-
tails had reached the
media too which con-
firmed that Bhanwar
Lal Sharma had in fact
been involved in ad-
vancing money to
MLAs for toppling the
Shekhawat govt while
he was abroad for
heart treatment.
Meghwal said the
same Bhanwar Lal
Sharma is now in-
volved in conspiring
against Ashok Gehlot.
The former speaker
saidRajasthanhasarich
tradition of political de-
mocracy which should
not be disturbed.
‘Nobody’s right to topple
elected govt by adopting
undemocratic means’
Kailash Meghwal
Lone CPI(M)
MLA bats in
favour of Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur:Rajasthan’slone
CPI(M) MLA Balwan
Poonia Friday pledged
his supports to the
Ashok Gehlot govern-
ment in the state, saying
any attempt to topple it
will not succeed.
He said he will vote in
favour of the Congress
government if there is a
floortestintheassembly.
The BJP is commit-
ting the sin of trying to
toppleanelectedgovern-
ment. They will not suc-
ceed, the MLA told re-
porters at his official
residence here.
He said his name was
also mentioned in audio
clips, purportedly hav-
ing conversation among
Congress MLA Bhan-
warlal Sharma, Union
ministerGajendraShek-
hawat and a person
named Sanjay Jain, and
that he will go to the Spe-
cial Operations Group
(SOG)torecordhisstate-
ment.
Poonia, who voted for
Congress candidates in
Rajya Sabha elections in
thestatelastmonth,said
he would file a defama-
tion case against those
whotookhisnameinthe
conversation.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Jaipur. Coro-
navirus like many ac-
tivities in life has ham-
pered the law too from
taking its due course.
The latest example
of it is the case of the
customs officials who
are still unable to
move with the investi-
gation let alone any
more arrests despite
recovering 32 kg of
Gold from smugglers
at the Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport.
The customs had ar-
rested 14 persons try-
ing to smuggle gold on
July 3. One of the ar-
rested smugglers was
diagnosed corona pos-
itive on four days after
the arrest, which sent
the customs depart-
ment into a tizzy.
All the customs of-
ficers & employees
along with the rest of
the smugglers who
had come in contact
with the smuggler
were quarantined.
These officers were
supposed to investi-
gate and verify the in-
formation given by
the arrested smug-
glers but the Corona
pressed the pause but-
ton on all further ac-
tions in the case.
The customs at the
airport had arrested 14
smugglers who had
reached the city from
Ras Al Khaimah and Ri-
yadh by Spicejet flights
flying under Vande
Bharat Mission.
Initial interrogation
had revealed that the
master smuggler from
Dubai had booked all 14
accused carriers to fly
to Jaipur.
All the arrested car-
riers hail from Nagaur
and Shekhawati re-
gions of Rajasthan.
Aseniorofficerfrom
the customs informed
that the master smug-
gler is being investi-
gated after the arrest-
ed carriers were sent
to 14-day judicial cus-
tody.Theneedle of sus-
picion also points at
some local jewelers in
Jaipur although none
has been arrested yet.
The initial interroga-
tion has revealed some
interestingaspectsabout
the modus operandi of
the smuggling racket.
The smuggling nexus
is very connected from
Dubai to various cities
in India.
A person who is
used to carrying the
Gold to the destination
from the Middle East
is called a carrier.
Each carrier is given
Rs10-15000foronetrip
along with a free ticket
to the destination.
Usually, they are giv-
en information only on
a ‘Need to Know’ basis
and are contacted once
they are through the
customs at the destina-
tion airport.
Smuggler’s corona halts
inquiry into gold heist
ALL THE CUSTOMS
OFFICERS & EMPLOYEES
ALONG WITH THE REST
OF THE SMUGGLERS
WHO HAD COME IN
CONTACT WITH
THE SMUGGLER
WERE QUARANTINED

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New Delhi: Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP)
spokesperson Sambit
Patra on Friday reject-
ed claims made by Con-
gress party accusing
BJP of trying to topple
the Rajasthan govern-
ment by bribing Con-
gress MLAs.
“BJP rejects all the
baseless allegations be-
ing levelled against the
BJP leaders by Con-
gress in Rajasthan. Ac-
tually, Congress is frus-
trated as it couldn’t put
its house in order,” said
Patra. “They want to
blame BJP for their fail-
ures by using a manu-
factured audio clip,” he
added. BJP spokesper-
son’s remark comes
hours after Congress
leader Randeep Singh
Surjewala accused Un-
ion Cabinet minister
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat and Congress
MLA Bhanwarlal Shar-
ma of conspiring to top-
ple state govt. —ANI
New Delhi: In his first
remarks on the ap-
pointment of election
commissioner Ashok
Lavasa as Asian Devel-
opment Bank vice-
president, chief elec-
tion commissioner
Sunil Arora told the
Economic times that
the poll panel’s loss is
ADB’s gain.
“EC’s loss is ADB’s
gain,” CEC Arora told
ET on Thursday. It was
expected that Lavasa,
who is a 1980 batcj IAS
officer of the Haryana
cadre, would succeed
Arora as the next CEC
when he retires in
April 2021.
Lavasa’s appoint-
ment at ADB comes a
year after he regis-
tered his dissent over
Election Commission’s
decisions on model
code violation com-
plaints in Lok Sabha
elections of 2019.
In response to ET’s
queries on the issue,
CEC Arora referred to
his earlier press state-
ment on it. “…it would
kindly be recalled that a
press release was is-
sued from my office in
this context on
18.05.2019… it remains
as relevant now as it
was on May 18, 2019”,
CEC Arora said in a
written response to ET.
Earlier, in his May 18
statement, CEC Arora
had said that members
of the poll body are not
expected to be “clones
of each other”and
there have been many
times in the past when
there has been a vast
diversion of views but
the same largely re-
mained within the
confines of the ECI.
His May 18 statement
also made a reference
to his May 5 interview
to The Economic
Times on the contro-
versy where he had
said that he would rely
on the “eloquence of
silence”. The CEC,
however, declined to
comment on the issue
of IT probes against
Lavasa’s family mem-
bers last year.
New Delhi: Congress
has suspended MLAs
Bhanwar Lal Sharma
and Vishvendra Singh
from the primary mem-
bership of the party, a
statement by the party
said here on Friday.
Show cause notices
have been issued to
them to “explain their
conduct in the conspir-
acy to topple Congress
government in Ra-
jasthan.” The All India
Congress Committee
(AICC) issued a press
release stating, “In
view of the tapes re-
leased in a section of
media, Bhanwar Lal
Sharma (MLA, Sardar-
shahar) and Vishven-
dra Singh (MLA, Deeg
Kumher) have been
suspended from the
Congress Party with
immediate effect for
anti-party activities.
“A show-cause notice
has been issued to
them to explain their
conduct in the conspir-
acy to topple the Con-
gress government in
Rajasthan,” the order
further read.
In a fresh twist to the
political crisis in Ra-
jasthan, Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot’s loy-
alists have alleged that
Congress MLA and for-
mer cabinet minister
Bhanwarlal Sharma
was making his fifth at-
tempt to topple the
state government
along with former Dep-
uty Chief Minister
Sachin Pilot.
However, MLA Bhan-
war Lal Sharma has
refuted the allegations.
Gehlot’s Officer on
Special Duty (OSD)
Lokesh Sharma in a
statement on Thursday
said that Pilot and
Bhanwar Lal Sharma
were conspiring to top-
ple the Gehlot-govern-
ment in the state.
Rajasthan Congress
continues to remain in
turmoil after simmer-
ing differences be-
tween Pilot and Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
came out in the open.
On July 14 Pilot was
also sacked from the
posts of Rajasthan Dep-
uty Chief Minister and
state PCC president.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has
blamed the BJP for at-
tempting to destabilise
the state government
by poaching MLAs.
A controversy had
broken out in Ra-
jasthan after Special
Operation Group
(SOG) sent a notice to
Pilot to record his
statement in the case
registered by SOG in
the alleged poaching of
Congress MLAs in the
state. —ANI
BJP TRYING TO TOPPLE
GEHLOT GOVT: SURJEWALA
NOT MY VOICE, READY TO
FACE PROBE: SHEKHAWAT
SHOW-CAUSE NOTICE ISSUED ASKING TO EXPLAIN THEIR
CONDUCT IN CONSPIRACY TO TOPPLE GOVT IN RAJ
Cong suspends Pilot camp’s
Bhanwar Lal & Vishvendra
We reject
baseless
allegations by
Cong: Patra
EC’s LOSS IS ADB’s
GAIN: CEC ARORA
Jaipur: The Congress
on Friday upped the
ante against the
Bharatiya Janata Par-
ty (BJP), accusing it of
hatching a conspiracy
to topple the Ashok Ge-
hlot government in Ra-
jasthan.
The party on Friday
demanded the arrest
of union minister and
BJP leader Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat and
rebel Congress MLA
Bhanwarlal Sharma
after two audio clips
surfaced pertaining to
an alleged conspiracy
to topple the Ashok Ge-
hlot government.
AICC spokesperson
Randeep Surjewala
charged that the con-
spiracy to topple the
Congress government
was clear in the audio
tapes, terming it as a
black chapter in
the history of de-
mocracy.
“Two audio tapes
surfaced last night on
the so-called conversa-
tion of union minister
Gajendra Singh, Con-
gress MLA Bhanwar-
lal Sharma and BJP
leader Sanjay Jain.
The conspiracy to top-
ple the Congress gov-
ernment is clear
through the so-called
conversation. This is a
black chapter in the
history of democracy,”
he said at a press con-
ference outside a hotel
where the Con-
gress MLAs
are lodged.
He de-
manded that
the Special Operations
Group of the Ra-
jasthan Police register
an FIR against Shekha-
wat, Sharma and Jain
and arrest them for the
alleged conspiracy to
topple the government.
Surjewala said that
if there are any chanc-
es of influencing the
investigation by mis-
using the post which,
he says, appears to be
the case, then Shekha-
wat should be arrested
by obtaining a war-
rant. He said the
alleged in-
volvement of
others, who
are holding
posts in the central
government, officers
and agencies, in this
conspiracy should also
be made in the investi-
gation. Apart from
those who have been
named in the conversa-
tion in the audio tapes,
he said, it should also
be probed whether any
other person or MLA
is involved in alleged
exchange of money for
toppling the govern-
ment.
Surjewala also de-
manded that Sachin
Pilot, who has already
been sacked as deputy
CM and PCC presi-
dent, to make his stand
clear publicly about
the alleged mention of
providing the list of
MLAs to BJP’ in the
audio tapes.
In the press briefing,
Surjewala read out a
transcript of the audio
tapes. —PTI
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board (RHB)
Commissioner Pawan
Arora said on Friday
that the e-auction has
been a complete hit for
the sale of premium
properties by the
board.
This is so because
in two phases of e-
auction, the Board
has received a reve-
nue of Rs 33 crore
from the sale of 41
properties. It is worth
mentioning that in
the second phase of
the e-auction ended
on Friday wherein
the sale of 30 premi-
um properties gener-
ated rupees 24 crores
in revenue.
Earlier, revenue of Rs
8 crore 52 lakh was re-
ceived from the e-auc-
tion of 11 shops of
Ayush Market in Pratap
Nagar.
Commissioner Aro-
ra informed that 17
premium residential
properties in the state
were sold for Rs. 13.87
crore rupees in the e-
auction held between
July 15 and 17, where
the minimum selling
price of these proper-
ties was Rs. 9.44 crore
rupees.
Similarly, sale of 13
commercial properties
yieldedrevenueof Rs10.
54 crore while the mini-
mum selling price of
these properties was Rs.
4.65 crore rupees.
This only goes to
point that even though
Corona has dampened
the spirits of real es-
tate industry, RHB is
still going strong be-
cause of its people
centric policies and
schemes.
In another befitting
example of how valued
RHB’s properties are, a
shopof mere13.5square
meter in dimension, in
Jaipur’s prestigious
Mansarovar Scheme,
was sold for a whopping
3.72 lakh rupees per
square meter. While the
sale price of this shop
was kept at 75 thousand
rupeespersquaremeter.
Itisnoteworthythatear-
lier, plots of 11 shops de-
veloped in Ayush Mar-
ket of Pratap Nagar
were sold for 8 crore 52
lakhs.
“Now the residential
and commercial premi-
um properties will be
auctioned from 20 to 22
July 2020.
It consists of 5 resi-
dential plots in Pratap
Nagar of Jaipur, 3 resi-
dential plots in Mansa-
rovar, 2 residential plots
in Dadabadi at Kota, 1
residential plot in Muk-
ta Prasad Nagar of Bi-
kaner, 4 commercial
plots in Pratap Nagar of
Jaipur, 6 shops in Jhule-
lal market (Food Court)
in Mansarover and 4
commercial plots in
Commercial Belt-B of
Mansarovar, which will
be sold through e-auc-
tion,” Arora said.
RHB sells 41 properties worth 33 cr in a day!
New Delhi: Soon af-
ter the Congress
mounted an attack on
Union Minister Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat over alleged au-
diotapes purportedly
conspiring to topple
Gehlot government;
Shekhawat on Friday
said that he is ready
to face any investiga-
tion.
Speaking to ANI
over allegations
against him being
made by the Congress,
Shekhawat, who is an
MP from Rajasthan,
said, “I am ready to
face any investiga-
tion”.
Responding to
whether he knew
Sanjay Jain, named
by Congress leader
Randeep Singh Sur-
jewala in the press
conference accusing
him of conspiring to
bring down the gov-
ernment, Shekhawat
said, “I know many
Sanjay Jains. Which
one are they are talk-
ing about? Let me
know which one they
are talking about.
And they should also
tell from my which
number was the pur-
ported call made.
‘Kaun se number par
baat karai’ they
should tell,” said
Shekhawat.
Meanwhile, Con-
gress has lodged two
complaints re-
garding the
audiotapes.
“We regis-
tered 2 FIRs
under sec-
tion 124A and
120B. The ve-
racity of clip to
be investigated,”
Ashoke Rathore, ADG
SOG, Rajasthan. Bhan-
war Lal Sharma, Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat and Sanjay Jain
have been named in
the complaints.
Sources in the BJP
said that for the last
one month the Con-
gress has been trying
to establish a contact
between the BJP and
its leader Sachin Pi-
lot. They have miser-
ably failed and thus
attempting to
defame the
BJP by
these gim-
m i c k s ,
s o u r c e s
added.
Rajasthan Congress
continues to remain
in turmoil after sim-
mering differences
between Sachin Pilot
and Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot came
out in the open.
Pilot was, on July
14, sacked from the
posts of Rajasthan
Deputy Chief Minis-
ter and state PCC
president.
Gehlot has blamed
the BJP for attempting
to destabilise the state
government by poach-
ing MLAs.
A controversy had
broken out in Ra-
jasthan after Special
Operation Group
(SOG) sent a notice to
Pilot to record his
statement in the case
registered by SOG in
the alleged poach-
ing of Congress
MLAs in the
state. —ANI
AVINASH PANDE
@avinashpandeinc
The participants
involved in the
conspiracy to bring
down the Rajasthan
government by going
against the party have
been suspended from
the party and notice
has been issued
against them. In this
case, we are now
demanding an inquiry
by the SOG.
Instead of focusing on the coronavirus pan-
demic, the BJP has conspired to topple the
government of Madhya Pradesh and now Ra-
jasthan. The evidence of trying to destabilize a
democratically elected government is in front of
everyone. Democracy has been hurt by the BJP.
HORSE-TRADING AUDIO CLIPS
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Board’s
goodwill
can be
ascertained
from the
sale of a 13
square
meter shop
for over 48
lakh
rupees!
Bhanwar Lal Sharma Vishvendra Singh
Sunil Arora
Randeep Surjewala Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

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hen you meet
someone for the
first time and no-
tice they have a
dimple, don’t
they instantly be-
come really at-
tractive? Dimple being a
small natural indentation
on the body, notably on the
cheeks, is that one thing
that changes the entire look
of a person. They are said to
be extremely attractive as
they are quite prominent
and catch the eyes whenever
one looks at them.
The cute ‘depressions’
never fail to make people
look cute. There are times
when people fake a dimple,
just to look attractive; yes,
it’s true! Some people say
that dimples make people
look more approachable and
are associated with beauty.
They are also considered to
be a good-luck charm in a
few cultures.
While some people think
that dimples are a sign of
beauty in a person, we would
like to pop that bubble for
you- they are actually a de-
fect in the muscle. At the
same time, it is extremely
important to know that
they don’t have any nega-
tive health effects. So let’s
just consider them to be
a beautiful defect.
There are so
many people in the
Bollywood and Hol-
lywood industries
like Deepika Padu-
kone, Alia Bhatt, Preity
Zinta, Sushmita Sen, Cheryl
Fernandez, Ashley Benson
and Miranda Kerr among
others, who never fail to
bless the silver screens with
their beautiful dimples.
Here’s a quick fact about
dimples- the ones that occur
on the cheeks while one
laughs or passes a smile, are
known as ‘Gelasin’.
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LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Carnivals will keep you
busy and all excited.
Curbing your habit of eat
junk is an achievement in
itself and you are doing good. You will
stand victorious if you will participate
in any kind of competition. You will
enjoy your day with friends and family
if not physically then virtually.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Disposition of furniture or
other interior decoration
items is what homemakers
will be worried about and
involved in today. The more time you
spend with your books and more
knowledgable you will get. Owning a
property is the best feeling in the
world and you shall feel it today.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Amazed by your kindness,
your parents will shower
you with all the love and
blessings. You want to buy
something and it may seem out of
your reach bu will surely get it. You
must review your files carefully
before any submission on office
front. Your lover will talk a lot.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Immunise yourself by not
eating junk or having any
beverages, this is the only
thing that matters right now.
Your constant effort on work front will
open the doors for promotional
prospects. You will derive satisfaction
from being in the company of your
mother. Give time to your relationship.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Applauses can motivate
someone to do better so
being on an important
designation its your
responsibility to up lift others to
perform better as the each day
passes. It may feel important to
invest today for future events.
Favours from mothers are expected.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Vitiating important business
plans is not what you want
to do therefore be extra
careful of your actions.
Nothing is permanent in this world so
learn to accept the changes. A family
elder will shower his/her love in form
of money. On academic front refrain
from any kind of mischief.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Altruism towards elderly is
the best thing to do also
make sure to influence
others doing the same. Be
careful before you decide to spend
you savings in something not so
important. You will be favourably
placed both on personal and
professional front. Do not sit ideal.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Multitudinous options are
there in the world but it
depends on you which one
would you like to choose.
as far as your career is concerned.
Your efforts on academic front will
pay big time. You are very important
to your spouse. You will actively
participate in social matters.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Demonising someone in
front of a group is an act of
weak person so choose
your side wisely. Your
lifestyle often inspires many and
people want to follow in your
footstep. For those who are taking a
day off from work should relax and
get free from all your tensions.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
A Biddable sweet person is
often liked by everyone and
straight forward and blunt
ones are often criticised,
but in the end the ones who can
speak the truth and take the stand
without fear are the winners. Your
success is inevitable, you need to
look for an ideal mentor.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Unnatural behaviour is
something that you don’t
like at all and you keep
away from pretentious
personalities. You have a huge
friends circle and you are always in
demand. People like to seek your
advice because of your maturity and
experience in life.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Derivation of thoughts are
sometimes unclear but the
unique thought in itself is
nothing less than a
wonder. Life is full of ups and downs
but it depends on us whether we take
things positively and keep moving
ahead or get stuck and fall. You may
finally meet your lover today.
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DAYHoroscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
THE POWER DYNAMIChe mental health
drama “Lost
Transmissions”
sadly only begins
and ends with as-
piring songwriter
Hannah (Juno
Temple), and is otherwise
about Hannah’s schizo-
phrenic friend Theo (Simon
Pegg). Which is only disap-
pointing because it’s hard
to fully appreciate Han-
nah’s relationship with
Theo, the latter of whom
runs away from Hannah
whenever she tries to get
him the care he apparently
needs. There’s a fair chance
you’ve been, or had a friend
like Theo, somebody who is
so mentally and emotion-
ally unwell that they don’t
understand why they need
therapy, medication, and/
or hospitalization. It’s also
hard to know why Hannah
sticks with Theo in writer/
director Katherine
O’Brien’s drama, even
if you know that “Lost
Transmissions” is based on
what happened to a friend
of hers.
Unfortunately, the worst
parts of “Lost Transmis-
sions” are the early scenes
where Theo’s friends talk
about the emotional ties that
previously bound them to
him. These supporting char-
acters are not very sympa-
thetic because they’re either
talkingtoomuchornotdoing
enough to show us what mo-
tivatesthem.Soitmakes
sense that Hannah is
underdeveloped, be-
cause so is every-
body else in
O’Brien’s movie.
O ’ B r i e n ’ s
protagonists
only seem to
exist to push
Theo from one
confrontation to
the next, as we
hear in drab, mys-
tifying expository
dialogue when
Hannah talks
with Theo’s
friends about
staging an in-
t e r v e n t i o n ,
stuff like “You
know, he says
the same
things when
he’s normal.
He’s so funny.
It’s just when
he’s off his
meds, he
means ... all of it.” In an-
other scene, Theo’s long-
suffering friend Angus
(Jamie Harris) complains
bitterly to Theo, who makes
a scene when he’s dragged
to a mental hospital:
“Where’d you go, Theo? The
Theo I’d know would never
say anything like that.”
Mind you, Angus yells this
at Theo right after he tells
Hannah that he can’t care
for Theo because he already
did that two times before,
and doesn’t want to subject
his new girlfriend to the
worst of Theo. So, to recap:
Angus knows how badly
Theo behaves when he’s at
his worst, but somehow
doesn’t understand why
he’s ranting that nobody
cares for him, their timeline
is breaking apart, and that
he needs to reunite with the
“Princess of Time”?
Here’s a clue: Theo re-
fuses to take his anti-psy-
chotic medication, but does
love to self-medicate with
magic mushrooms and oth-
er psychotropic drugs, as
one of Theo’s friends ex-
plains:“We’vebeenthrough
this so many times with
him, and he still messes
with his medication. I
mean, who does psyche-
delics on antipsychotics?”
Apparently not Theo, who
takes more recreational
drugs, and less prescription
medication as Hannah
chases after him, at the ex-
pense of her own budding
career writing pop songs
for airhead diva Dana (Al-
exandra Daddario). He in-
evitably and repeatedly es-
capes Hannah’s grasp, be-
cause the American health-
care system is so over-
worked and underfunded
that they can’t care for
high-functioning patients
like Theo (on a more per-
sonal note: yup, this tracks).
And, for some reason, none
of Theo’s family members
seem to care enough about
him to personally fetch him
wherever he is or make him
accept their care.
Which leaves one to won-
der: why does Hannah care
so much about Theo? There
are some hints early on in
the movie: she takes medi-
cation, having suffered
bouts of suicidal depres-
sion, and he likes her
enough to ask her to record
music for him. Because
when Theo’s not raving
about making “ripples” in
the “timestream,” he’s a
burnt-out music producer
who’s well-connected and
respected enough to put
Hannah on the path to writ-
ing for Dana. Hannah’s own
mental and emotional dete-
rioration is also hinted at in
a few scenes, like when she
dilutes a carton of milk
with tap water, or takes
psychedelics with Theo.
But these scenes don’t build
to anything memorable,
nor do they suggest Han-
nah’s bond with Theo is as
great as his hold on her.
While Theo and Han-
nah’s codependent relation-
ship is believable, it’s not
revealing or well-represent-
ed enough to be compelling.
One scene lurches into an-
other, and most are filled
with details that only repeat
the same basic power dy-
namic: Theo is unwell, and
only Hannah is committed
to caring for him. So we fol-
low her while she chases
after him, never stopping
long enough to talk about
anything that he doesn’t
want to talk about. I mean,
I wish I could say that I’m
glad that I got to see them
play “I, Spy”.
T
Sources: https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/lost-transmissions-movie-re-

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