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  • Will give 80 thousand rupees for the marriage of 3 brothers and sisters

    Will give 80 thousand rupees for the marriage of 3 brothers and sisters

    Raipur. Chhattisgarh State Women’s Commission President Dr. Kiranmayi Nayak and Bha member Archana Upadhyay today held a public hearing on cases related to women harassment in Chhattisgarh State Women’s Commission office Raipur. The 185th state-level hearing was held today under the chairmanship of Dr. Kiranmayi Nayak, President of the Chhattisgarh State Women’s Commission, a total of 41 cases were heard in the public hearing held in Raipur district.

    In another case, the applicant did not have a relationship in her society due to epilepsy, then the applicant married a boy from the Sahu community, after which the applicant has been banned by the non-residents from coming to their family’s weddings. To say that no restriction has been imposed on the applicant anywhere, no restriction or restriction has been imposed on joining the grief with her parents, the applicant can show the copy of this order sheet to her society, then if it is a matter of leaving So again can inform the commission. After the information of the applicant, it was said to end the case.

    In another case, the applicant has two children, one of whom is 18 years old and the other is 13 years old. Both the children said that if the parents divorce, then the children will break the relationship with both their parents. After this, both the parties said that they would consider reconciliation after having a detailed discussion with each other. Tomorrow, on June 15, 2023, both the parties will prepare a settlement agreement by holding an inquiry between the advocate and the counselor, after which the case will be settled on June 23, 2023, on the basis of the settlement agreement.

    In another case, the applicant is the husband of the applicant. The applicant is telling the applicant to marry another woman in the temple without getting divorce. Will keep both the wives together, it is proved in his confession before the commission that the non-applicant has done second marriage in the temple without divorcing his wife, which is a legal offense, so he is being sent to Golbazar police station after investigating this entire episode. After submitting the report, there is no arrangement for the residence of the non-applicant other woman, therefore, from the point of view of security, her parents sent to Nari Niketan can take her along with them by giving an affidavit. In other cases, both the parties provided copies of their respective documents to each other. . And will present his affidavit in brief.

    In another case, after the death of her husband, the property of the applicant is with the non-applicants, such that the applicant says that the main complaint of the applicant with the non-applicant number 1 is that today he is absent. The present non-applicants want to cancel their father’s presence citing his age of 85 years, which is not possible. That’s why both the parties were persuaded to present a concrete proposal before the respected member of the commission and the team of advocates that what they are ready to give for the maintenance of her and her daughter. The presence of all non-applicants should be ensured before the committee of the team. Case has been fixed for placing its proposal before the committee on 28.06.2023 at 11 am.

    In another case, the applicant has given an application for partition of ancestral ornaments. The applicant and his wife said that the applicant had treated his mother continuously for 17 years and nurtured her. This fact has been confirmed by the husband of the applicant. The applicant also stated that his father used to live on rent in the applicant’s house, and had divided the entire property among all the siblings. In such a situation, the intention to harass the non-applicants by making them parties just for a few ornaments is just visible. They do not want to serve their old parents and are also fighting for ornaments. The case was registered at this stage.

    In another case, the applicant told that in August 2022, she was admitted to the hospital of Anavedkagan because there was no movement of the fetus. The applicants told that the child had died 6 days back, for which the attempt for normal delivery was made by the applicant. In which the baseline was reversed. Due to which later the applicant had a problem and the faeces of the applicant started coming out from that place, after a few days it was repaired again but the problem was not cured, then the applicant got her treatment done at Ramakrishna Hospital, Raipur, in which the faeces were separated to pass. The tube was made from Even after treatment in Ramakrishna, the applicant was able to recover after 3-4 months, in which the applicant’s side spent 3-4 lakh rupees. Due to which the applicant was troubled. Therefore, he has presented his case before the commission and has written about getting compensation of Rs 20 lakh from the non-applicants, otherwise legal action will be taken against the non-applicants. In which C.M.H.O. 05.12.2022 S.P. The report of Rajnandgaon has been submitted on 27.01.2023. It is the statement of the non-applicants that no action was taken against them from both the places. Hence no case is made out against him. The statement of the applicant is that the Dr. of Ramakrishna Hospital told that the wrong treatment was done by the non-applicants, due to which there was trouble. No other documents have been given by the non-applicants. The applicant has submitted all her documents to the commission. The entire case and the report will be probed, then the case will be put up for hearing. Meanwhile, the non-applicants should not try to contact the applicant in any way, nor should they create any kind of pressure on the applicant, the case will be placed in the next hearing after receiving the report.

    In another case, the applicant told that the applicant used to beat her on the coming days and she has three children. An applicant earns 25 thousand rupees a month and also does the work of house brokerage. His two children N.H. Goyal school and one child studies in Brighton school. The applicant is currently staying at her sister-in-law’s house and has told that she has a house in Birgaon where she will live with her children. The non-applicant will give money to the applicant for maintenance. The applicant told that he would pay the school fees and the ration of the children for their education. 10 thousand rupees per month will be given to the applicant for maintenance. In this case, counselor Mrs. Chandrika Kaushal was appointed for monitoring. On submission of the report of the case, it will be heard once again. Then the final decision will be taken on the case. The hearing of the case will be kept after three months.

    In another case counseling of both the parties was done and the applicant lives in her mother’s home where the non-applicant can meet the children. The non-applicant will pay Rs. Counselor Sushma Dubey is appointed in the case to monitor the case for 6 months, with this instruction the case was registered.

    In another case, both the parties were heard that the applicant’s husband’s shop is in his possession. The applicant says that the paternal house has been occupied by the applicant’s husband. Present the stamp. After that the case will be heard.

    In another case, the applicant is the sister of the applicants, none of the brothers is taking her responsibility, whereas one brother is ready to take responsibility for the compassionate appointment of the father. After the death of the mother, the applicant was thrown out of the house. Ready for which a brother will give 40 thousand after three months. Second brother will give 30 thousand and third brother will give 10 thousand rupees, in total all three brothers will give 80 thousand rupees so that the applicant can get married. To be.

    In another case, on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, the Assistant Registrar has submitted the report of the investigation report conducted by the University, on the basis of which the complaint of the Registrar’s application has been considered baseless. Opportunity was not given. The matter was fixed for the evidence of the applicant side. The case will be kept on July 7 after the applicant presents witnesses for her support.

  • 02 interstate accused arrested with 07 kg ganja

    02 interstate accused arrested with 07 kg ganja

    Raipur. Senior Superintendent of Police Prashant Agarwal has given necessary guidelines to all the police gazetted officers of Raipur Police, station in-charges including anti-crime and cyber unit in-charge to detect black drug businessmen and take action to curb it effectively. . On which all the police gazetted officers, police station in-charges and the team of Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit are collecting information regarding drug dealers by engaging informers, patrolling and collecting information. In the same sequence, information was received that some persons near Samvet Shikhar, in front of Rajbandha Maidan under Maudhapra police station area, are keeping cannabis in their bag and are looking for a customer to sell it.

    On which Additional Superintendent of Police City/Crime Abhishek Maheshwari and City Superintendent of Police Kotwali Yogesh Sahu, in-charge Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and station in-charge Maudhapara were directed to catch the accused red-handed with ganja after verifying the information. On which, under the direction of senior officers, a joint team of Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and police station Maudhapara went to the said place and identified and arrested the persons of the appearance told by the informer. During interrogation, the persons told their names to be Rohit Choubey and Sanjay Sharma, residents of Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh. When the team members searched the bag kept with them, it was found to contain ganja. On which the accused Rohit Choubey and Sanjay Sharma were arrested and a total of 07 kg of ganja worth about Rs 70,000/- was seized from their possession and action was taken against the accused by registering crime number 135/23 Section 20B Narcotics Act in police station Maudhapara.

    Arrested accused –

    1. Rohit Choubey father Dwarika Choubey age 30 years r/o Naya Mandi Uday Nagar Vidisha Madhya Pradesh.
    2. Sanjay Sharma father Sunil Sharma age 28 years resident Sagar Road Mirzapur Vidisha Madhya Pradesh.
  • Job fair was organized in the district on June 19

    Job fair was organized in the district on June 19

    Raipur. A job fair is being organized by the District Employment and Self-Employment Guidance Center on June 19. This District Employment Office will be held at the old Police Headquarters from 11 am to 2 pm. The objective of this placement camp is to provide employment to the local educated unemployed youth of Chhattisgarh. The deputy director of the District Employment and Self-Employment Guidance Center said that through this camp, recruitment will be done by Ginni Filament Limited Mathura, Max Cargo Service Raipur, Raipur, Vinay Techedu Private Limited Raipur.

    Candidates with educational qualifications like 8th, 12th, Graduate, ITI, Fitter, Diploma, MBA, and B.Tech etc. will be recruited in the camp. The posts to be recruited by various organizations include Machine Operator, Apprenticeship, Sales Field, Unit Attendant, Billing Executive and Driver, etc. more than 283 posts. The salary of the posts to be held on the basis of different experience will be 8 thousand to 25 thousand per month.

  • Home Minister Tamradhwaj Sahu reviewed the works of the Public Works Department

    Home Minister Tamradhwaj Sahu reviewed the works of the Public Works Department

    Raipur. PWD Minister Tamradhwaj Sahu chaired a meeting of PWD officials at the district office during his daylong visit to Bemetara. In this meeting held on last Wednesday, Minister Sahu reviewed progress of the ongoing construction works in the district.

    In the meeting, Public Works Minister Sahu directed the officials ensure timely completion of the construction works in the district while adhering to the quality standards. He said that no negligence this regard would not be tolerated. Mr. Sahu also discussed in detail the topics of e-category registration, work in progress, assigned works etc. under the Public Works Department and gave necessary guidelines. Mr. Sahu instructed the Collector to regularly take updates about the progress of the construction works under Public Works Department by holding time-bound meetings. Mr. Sahu took detailed information about the bridge construction work, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, Mukhyamantri Sugam Sadak Yojana and various other works of the district. He instructed the officers to complete all the works within the given time limit.

    Local MLA Mr. Ashish Kumar Chhabra, Collector Mr. Padum Singh Elma, Superintendent of Police Mrs. Bhavna Gupta, Additional Collector Mr. Anil Bajpai and officers of Public Works Department were present in the meeting.

  • Directs Social Welfare Department to prepare a detailed action plan in one month

    Directs Social Welfare Department to prepare a detailed action plan in one month

    raipur. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has instructed the Chief Secretary to launch an extensive public awareness campaign in Chhattisgarh aimed at safeguarding society from the harmful consequences of drug abuse. He has emphasized the importance of developing a detailed action plan for this campaign through consultations with prominent figures and organizations actively involved in drug de-addiction efforts nationwide. He has also instructed the Social Welfare Department to present the comprehensive plan for the anti-drug awareness campaign within one month. Additionally, he has highlighted the need for active participation of NGOs, and social, cultural, and religious institutions in this campaign.

    In the instructions issued to the Chief Secretary, Chief Minister stated that drug abuse is the worst social evil, one that significantly impacts people’s lives and exposes them to severe health risks including premature death. People consume addictive substances including marijuana, cannabis, opium, tobacco, alcohol, ‘gutka’, smoking, heroin, cocaine, and brown sugar. Chhattisgarh Police is actively taking measures to combat this issue, and the government is making concerted efforts to prevent it. However, the success of this campaign relies on effectively connecting with the public’s mindset and reaching every individual. The escalating prevalence of drug abuse among the youth is a matter of grave concern.

    In order to safeguard society from the devastating effects of drug abuse, prevent the younger generation from ruining their lives, and utilize their full potential for nation-building, it is essential to launch an extensive awareness campaign promoting a drug-free lifestyle. Seminars should be organized in secondary schools, colleges, and universities to raise awareness among students. Active collaboration from NGOs, social, cultural, and religious institutions, alongside government efforts, should be encouraged.

  • Prisoner serving sentence in Mekahara Hospital very comfortably, presented fake medical report in court

    Prisoner serving sentence in Mekahara Hospital very comfortably, presented fake medical report in court

    Raipur. The adage that a thief goes by stealing, he does not go by rigging, has again been proved true by the accused of cheating crores of rupees. The accused of forgery of 17 crores presented fake Covid report to the court to avoid going to jail. Based on this report, the accused was admitted to the Covid ICU of Ambedkar Hospital. When a leading news group Patrika came to know about this matter, the reporter investigated the Covid ICU ward. In which the truth came to the fore that the accused had presented the 5-month-old swine flu lab report in the court by making it Covid’s.

    Satyanarayana Verma, a resident of Telangana J district Medak, is locked in Raipur district for the last one year. Last month, the accused went to Hyderabad on parole in the name of getting treatment for his father’s illness. When the parole of the accused ended on Monday, he presented the report of Shivam Advance Virus Diagnostic Center and Path Lab of Lodhipara Chowk for Covid positive in the court.

    Big negligence of Ambedkar Hospital – Big negligence of the management has been seen in the hospital. The accused was admitted on Monday evening. But the admit has been shown on Tuesday. When the team of news group Patrika was monitoring in the Kovid ward till Tuesday evening. Covid was not examined by the doctors till evening. When the team saw the medical file of the accused, they started giving him medicines. The accused is free to use mobile, eat outside and meet friends. Another accused in the same case is also spending the last three months in Ambedkar Hospital.

    Dr. OP Sundarani of Ambedkar Hospital says that the prisoner was admitted on the orders of the court. An order has been given for their investigation. Information will be taken about how the samples have not been taken yet.

  • IAS Niranjan Das’s bail plea will be heard on June 16

    IAS Niranjan Das’s bail plea will be heard on June 16

    Raipur. ED is continuously taking action in the case of alleged liquor scam of Rs 2000 crore in Chhattisgarh. Four accused related to the liquor scam are in jail under judicial custody. At the same time, ED is interrogating an accused by taking him in remand. Meanwhile, Commissioner of Chhattisgarh Excise Department ISS Niranjan Das has filed an anticipatory bail petition in Raipur District Court on Monday. There will be a hearing on this on 16 June.

    The Enforcement Directorate had sent summons to IAS Niranjan Das on May 19 for questioning in the Chhattisgarh liquor scam case. As Excise Commissioner, ED has doubts about the role of Niranjan Das, which it wants to clear. Despite this, IAS Niranjan Das did not participate in the inquiry. It is being speculated that seeing himself trapped, a petition has been filed for anticipatory bail on his behalf.

  • IAS Renu Pillay now posted in National Commission for Scheduled Castes

    IAS Renu Pillay now posted in National Commission for Scheduled Castes

    Raipur. IAS Renu Pillay of Chhattisgarh cadre is going to go on central deputation. The Appointments Committee of the Central Government has approved his posting in the National Commission for Scheduled Castes. She will perform the responsibility of the secretary of the commission. She will assume this responsibility after the retirement of Sikkim batch IAS Upma Srivastava on July 31, 2023.

    Renu Pillay, IAS of 1991 batch, is currently ACS in the Health Department. He has the responsibility of Director General of the Academy of Medical Education, Information & Technology and Administration. After Renu goes on deputation, only Subrata Sahu will remain ACS. Renu Pillay’s retirement is in 2028. At the same time, her husband IPS Sanjay Pillay will retire in July this year. He is the jail DG. At the same time, his son Akshay Pillay has also become IAS after passing UPSC. He has got Odisha cadre.

  • Thieves raided an empty house, absconding with gold and silver jewelery and cash

    Thieves raided an empty house, absconding with gold and silver jewelery and cash

    Raipur. Thieves raided two empty houses in the capital. Gold-silver jewelery and cash kept in the cupboard were crossed. When the thief came to the house, he came to know. After that information was given to the police. Police officers told that there is a house of Harish Sharma in Changorabhata. He drives a private car. It was his brother’s wedding. He went to the wedding with the family on Monday. When he returned on Tuesday morning, he saw that the lock of the house was broken. Stuff is scattered inside.

    Gold and silver jewelery and cash kept in the cupboard are missing. Here, the house of Tarpongi resident Raju Verma was stolen in broad daylight. He had gone to Urla for a relative’s wedding. When he returned, he found that the lock of the house was broken. The cupboard was open. The jewelery and money kept in it are missing. Police suspect the involvement of a local gang in the theft.

  • Intensive leprosy search and National Netra Jyoti Abhiyan will start from June 15

    Intensive leprosy search and National Netra Jyoti Abhiyan will start from June 15

    Raipur. Along with malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign, intensive leprosy campaign and National Netra Jyoti Abhiyan will also start in the state from June 15. In the eighth phase of malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign, malaria screening will be done in 23 districts. During this, about 22 lakh people will be tested for malaria by the teams of the health department. National Netra Jyoti Abhiyan and Intensive Leprosy Search Campaign will also be jointly run in 146 development blocks of all 33 districts of the state. During this, patients suspected of leprosy will be identified and examined and treated. During the campaign, availability of proper treatment will be ensured by identifying eye patients.

    Director, Epidemic Control, Dr. Subhash Mishra said that the state government is constantly striving to achieve better targets in the direction of malaria control. To make the state malaria-free, the eighth phase of Malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign is being started from June 15 to July 10, so that the target of complete malaria-free state can be achieved by taking malaria cases to the lowest level. This campaign will be conducted for 25 days in total 23 districts of the state including all the seven districts of Bastar division.

    Dr. Mishra said that in the eighth phase of malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign, a target has been set for malaria screening of about 22 lakh people of the state. For this, 2854 teams have been formed across the state. 1539 teams have been formed in Malaria-affected Bastar division and 1315 in other 16 districts. During the campaign, teams will be active for the investigation and treatment of malaria under 274 primary health centers and 904 sub-health centers. During the campaign, the Health Department’s team and Mitanins will go door-to-door to check malaria.

    People will be motivated for regular use of mosquito nets by survey teams to prevent malaria. During this, BTI and burnt oil will also be sprayed in the water accumulated around the houses and in the drains in the villages. The Health Department team will also inquire about potential patients of leprosy and eye diseases in all the houses.

    1.41 crore malaria tests, immediate treatment of 1.49 lakh victims in first seven phases of malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign

    A total of one crore 41 lakh malaria tests have been done in the first seven phases of malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign. During this, one lakh 49 thousand patients found positive were provided immediate treatment. The Health Department team went door-to-door to 14 lakh 6 thousand in the first phase, 23 lakh 75 thousand in the second phase, 15 lakh 70 thousand in the third phase, 19 lakh 98 thousand in the fourth phase, 14 lakh 36 thousand in the fifth phase, In the first phase, 43 lakh 61 thousand people and in the seventh phase, nine lakh 34 thousand people have been tested for malaria. During this, 64 thousand 646 were found positive in the first phase, 30 thousand 076 in the second phase, 16 thousand 148 in the third phase, 11 thousand 363 in the fourth phase, 11 thousand 321 in the fifth phase, 7479 in the sixth phase and 7974 in the seventh phase. The victims were treated immediately.

    The target of checking this much population in 23 districts

    Under Malaria-free Chhattisgarh campaign, two lakh 87 thousand 567 in Bijapur district of Bastar division, two lakh 51 thousand 627 in Dantewada, 84 thousand 469 in Kanker, two lakh eight thousand 514 in Kondagaon, one lakh 52 thousand 552 in Narayanpur A target has been set to investigate three lakh 93 thousand 366 people in Bastar and two lakh 75 thousand 483 people in Sukma. Whereas 17 thousand 692 people in Gorela-Pendra-Marwahi, 52 thousand 985 in Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai, 71 thousand 283 in Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur, 11 thousand 635 in Sakti and 54 thousand 850 in Kabirdham district will be tested for malaria.

    Under the campaign, 55 thousand 980 in Balrampur-Ramanujganj district, 5535 in Durg, 10 thousand 716 in Bilaspur, 33 thousand 136 in Korba, 48 thousand 563 in Gariaband, 19 thousand 893 in Korea, 50 thousand 317 in Rajnandgaon, 33 thousand in Balod A target has been set to investigate 611 people, 27 thousand 955 in Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki, 12 thousand 742 in Surajpur and 79 thousand 110 in Jashpur.