Janjgir-Champa. The havoc of celestial electricity has been seen. A woman died after being struck by lightning. In the same incident, the husband of the woman narrowly survived. There has been a stir in the area after the incident.
According to the information, this incident happened this morning. During the work in the Women’s Employment Guarantee Scheme, she got electrocuted. The name of the woman is Purnima Patel. This is the case of Changori village of Akaltara area.
Janjgir-Champa. Collector Richa Prakash Chowdhary today reviewed the departmental works by taking weekly time-limit meeting in the collectorate hall. The collector said that the implementation of the important schemes of the government should be visible at the ground level. The Collector has given instructions to conduct an early survey of the remaining families for survey in the district under the socio-economic survey, a special priority of the state government. He asked the officers to take care that no family should be left out in the survey and instructed them to do the socio-economic survey work very seriously. The Collector reviewed the verification work of the applications and documents submitted by the educated unemployed for unemployment allowance.
He instructed the district CEO, CMO and concerned officers to complete this work in the stipulated time period of special priority. So that no eligible person is deprived of the benefits of the educated unemployed scheme. While reviewing the works being done under the Godhan Nyay Yojana, the collector took detailed information about the active Gauthans of the district, purchase of cow dung, purchase of cow urine, multi-activity work in Gauthans, pastures, progress report of MNREGA works, vermicompost sale and other important points. Necessary instructions were given. In the meeting, Collector Chaudhary instructed the Food Officer to continue action against those who use domestic LPG cylinders commercially. He directed the executive engineer of the Water Resources Department to carry out cleaning and repair work of canals before the rains.
Instructions were given to repair all the dilapidated school buildings in the district before the commencement of the school in the new session under the Mukhyamantri School Jatan Yojana. He reviewed the department-wise complaints, problems and demands received in Chief Minister Jan Chaupal, Jan Darshan and directed the concerned officials to take serious note of the public complaints, investigate, take action and resolve them. Apart from this, the collector also discussed the work of Amrit Sarovar, progress of construction of Ayushman card, road construction, Humar Lab, Shri Dhanwantri Yojana, health facility, pension, KYC, Mukhyamantri Suposhan Yojana, work of Narva, Pauni Pasari, Jal Jeevan Mission, Public Took detailed information on the work of the distribution system, MNREGA, the updated status of construction works and various other subjects and gave necessary instructions. Departmental officers and employees including Forest Officer Dinesh Patel, Additional Collector SP Vaidya, District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jyoti Patel were present in the meeting.
Janjgir-Champa. On behalf of the Child Welfare Committee, the child who has been protected in the children’s home for the last 07 years, to the future parents of village Sakti, District Sakti, under the provisions of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015, Amended Act 2021, Model Rules 2016, Amended Rules 2022 A temporary order has been issued for foster care under. According to the information received from the District Child Protection Officer, the child was received by the rescue team in 2015 during the rescue at Akaltara station. Which was presented in the Child Welfare Committee, at that time the child was only about 06 years old, who was provided institutional protection in the Child Care Home by the Child Welfare Committee. Where the child was linked with education, currently the child has given the 7th standard examination while living in the children’s home.
When no information was received about the child’s parents and family, keeping in mind the best interest of the child, the child was provided with information regarding the foster care scheme (faster care). On the consent of the child to go under the protection of the foster care family, the child was identified for foster care, on receipt of the application of the prospective parents, the child and prospective parents were presented before the Child Welfare Committee, observing the necessary documents as per the rules. The process of matching of parents was done. On the consent of the child and the prospective parents, the child was taken on a home visit to the residence of the prospective parents, following all the procedures as per the rules, the child was temporarily provided foster care and care by the Child Welfare Committee to the prospective parents. handed over for
Janjgir-Champa. A woman got fed up with her husband’s quarrel over illicit relationship with her son-in-law and strangled her husband to death along with the same son-in-law and dumped his body in a canal. The police have arrested the woman and her son-in-law. Jitendra Kashyap of Ward No. 4 in Naila Chowki filed a missing report of his father Santosh Kashyap on April 14. On April 15, a dead body was found on the banks of Nawagarh’s main canal, which the son identified as his father’s.
The son said that on April 13, his father, the attacker, had reached home in the evening. He went to Sasural Champa with his wife. The next day
The son also said that the father and mother used to quarrel over their relationship with son-in-law Rameshwar Kashyap (26 years), a resident of Khaparitand. The police called the woman and interrogated her severely and she confessed to killing her husband along with her son-in-law. Accused woman Ratan Bai said that on the night of April 13, after returning from Hamali, her husband Santosh, in a drunken state, quarreled with her on the allegation of having an illegal relationship with her son-in-law Rameshwar. She was worried about the frequent quarrels. He called the son-in-law. Both decided to kill Santosh and get him out of the way. When Santosh Kashyap fell asleep, Ratan Bai and his son-in-law Rameshwar strangled him by making a noose out of a sari. When he died, both of them went in a motorcycle and dumped the dead body in the canal near Nahariya Baba temple. Janjgir police arrested the accused under sections 302, 201 and 34 IPC. On being produced in the court, both the accused have been sent to jail on remand. TAGS