Tag: Chhattisgarh news

  • Minor raped, absconding accused arrested by police

    Minor raped, absconding accused arrested by police

    Raigad. In compliance with the instructions given by the sensitive SSP Sadanand Kumar to trace the absconding accused, the Jutmil police have continuously traced the absconding accused of raping a minor and brought the accused from Secunderabad (Telangana) to Raigarh in custody. According to the information, on March 10, a woman lodged a report of rape by Ashok Pardhi in police station Jutmil, in the case the accused was registered under Section 376 IPC and 4, 6 of the POCSO Act and the Jutmil police arrested the accused. Was giving pressure. The diary of the serious crime was taken by Police station in-charge Jute Mill Inspector Ramkinkar Yadav and the absconding accused was traced afresh, after the incident information was received that he had absconded and worked as a laborer in Secunderabad. Also Read – Councilor was picked up by the Ramnagar outpost police, Rajesh Munat arrived to rescue him. Senior Superintendent of Police Sadanand Kumar was apprised of the progress of the case by TI Jutmil, on whose direction the station in-charge Jutmil detected the accused, Secunderabad by preparing a police team for arrest Sent off.

    The police team traced the accused Ashok Pardhi (20 years) in Secunderabad and took the accused into custody and brought him to Raigarh, from which the accused confessed his crime on interrogation in connection with the incident. Giving information to his family members, today the accused was presented on remand from where the accused has been lodged in jail on jail warrant. Addressing the accused on the guidance of Senior Superintendent of Police Sadanand Kumar and the proper guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police Sanjay Mahadeva and City Superintendent of Police Abhinav Upadhyay,

  • CM Bhupesh Baghel’s big statement in hate speech case, law will do its work

    CM Bhupesh Baghel’s big statement in hate speech case, law will do its work

    Raipur. On the visit of the tribunal team to Chhattisgarh regarding the Mahanadi dispute, CM Bhupesh Baghel said, the first thing is that it should not have gone to the tribunal. Mahanadi has originated from Chhattisgarh and this is not our dam. 7 barrages have been built, due to this a dispute has arisen. Those who want to build a dam in Surguja, who want to build Parry High Dam, have stopped everyone. We should get permission. Actually today the Water Disputes Tribunal team will be on Chhattisgarh tour. For 40 years, there is a dispute between Chhattisgarh and Odisha regarding Mahanadi.

    On this matter, the chairman of the tribunal and Justice of the Supreme Court AN Khanwilkar and his team will visit today. The Supreme Court has constituted a tribunal regarding the ongoing Mahanadi dispute between the two states. The state government will strongly present its side regarding the dispute. Also Read – Police constable brutally beaten, 4 accused arrested CM Bhupesh Baghel said, our Chhattisgarh is the first state in the whole of India to recruit transgender in the police. Bastar fighter has also recruited third gender. Chhattisgarh government is doing the work of giving respect to the third community. On the demonstration and ultimatum made by the BJP regarding hate speech, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said, the Bharatiya Janata Party is above all laws. Consider yourself above and are behaving in this way. They are furious but the law will take its course. Chamki is not afraid of any kind of threat.

  • Chhattisgarh shines in 26th All India Forest Sports Meet, wins Overall Champion Trophy for 11th time

    Chhattisgarh shines in 26th All India Forest Sports Meet, wins Overall Champion Trophy for 11th time

    Raipur: Chhattisgarh has bagged the overall champion’s trophy 26th All India Forest Sports Meet held in Panchkula, Haryana, becoming the overall champion for the 11th time. With a total of 164 medals, Chhattisgarh maintained its first position, surpassing its closest competitor Karnataka.

    Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel and Forest Minister Shri Mohammad Akbar have congratulated and extended their best wishes to the Forest Department on this significant achievement in the All India Forest Sports Meet. It is worth mentioning that this event, which lasts for five days, includes various indoor games such as tennis, table tennis, badminton, swimming, karate, chess, weightlifting, powerlifting, kabaddi, as well as events in cricket, football, basketball, hockey, golf, and athletics. Officials from the Forest Department, from PCCF to guards, participate in these sports competitions.

    The forest department team of Chhattisgarh defeated Jammu and Kashmir in cricket, winning the gold medal for the seventh time. Similarly, in football, Chhattisgarh claimed first place by defeating Haryana, which had several national players in its team. Chhattisgarh’s basketball team won the gold medal by defeating Karnataka. In weightlifting and powerlifting, the team bagged a total of 19 gold medals, in tennis 12 gold and 2 silver medals, in badminton 4 gold medals, in swimming 6 gold medals, and in athletics 18 gold, 10 silver, and 8 bronze medals. In addition, they won 9 gold and 2 silver medals in tennis.

    Thus, in this year’s 26th All India Forest Sports Meet, Chhattisgarh won a total of 164 medals, earning a total of 542 points, and maintained its first position by beating their nearest rival Karnataka in tough competition. It is worth mentioning that with the skilled guidance of Chief Minister, Forest Minister along with Principal Secretary (Forest) Shri Manoj Pingua, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Chief of Forest Force Shri Sanjay Shukla, and the tireless efforts of nodal officer APCCF Shri Sunil Mishra and DFO Shri Vishvesh Kumar, Shri Alok Tiwari, and Ms. Sangeeta Rajgopalan, and the constant practice and dedication of the players, Chhattisgarh achieved the first position. They have brought laurels to Chhattisgarh.