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  • Vadodara: 130 days’ remuneration paid to the permanent employees of the State Health Department, but anger over non-payment to contract workers

    Vadodara: 130 days’ remuneration paid to the permanent employees of the State Health Department, but anger over non-payment to contract workers

    During the Corona epidemic, permanent employees across the state have been given additional remuneration of 130 days for doing duty on holidays. But even though the contract employees of the health department have worked on holidays during the Corona period, no separate remuneration has been given to such employees by the state government. Due to which there is resentment among thousands of employees of such technical and non-technical contracts.

    Separate remuneration of contract employees has not been paid till date

    have been offered from time to time by all the districts and corporations of the state to the concerned departments of the state government, but the separate remuneration of such contractual employees has not been paid till date. Along with this, written information has also been given to the Mission Director (NHM) by the Chief District Health Officer from all the districts. However, this question has not been resolved till date.

    More than 70 percent of the employees did extra work during the Corona period

    Significantly, during the last pandemic Corona period, more than 70 percent of the employees did extra work. Even during the holidays, he performed duty during the Corona period. It is an indisputable fact that if the contractual employees had not joined shoulder to shoulder with the permanent employees during the Corona period, the condition of the administration would have deteriorated. However, permanent employees have been given an honorarium of 130 days for doing duty during the Corona period. But in this case, thousands of contract workers of the health department are indignant when the government’s discriminatory policy of not giving any remuneration to thousands of contract workers was exposed.

    Fury prevails among contract workers

    It is noteworthy that the number of contractual employees is likely to be much higher in comparison to permanent employees in all the departments of the state. There is a general feeling and demand of the contract employees that all the rights which are available or given to the permanent employees should be given to the contract employees according to their salary. The government had made a written recommendation for salary allowance to the permanent employees, but there is anger among the contract employees for not recommending the contract employees.

    Recommend in writing to the Deputy Secretary for certain cadres

    The Additional Director of the State Government has recommended in writing to the Deputy Secretary for certain cadres, in which regular or permanent employees have been recommended to receive 130 days leave salary in addition to the higher monthly allowance during the last Corona period, but Thousands of contractual employees have not been recommended to give more monthly allowance or 130 days fixed pay leave, which has exposed the double policy of the Health Department. However, no recommendation has been made by any higher level authority regarding additional allowance for contract employees or payment for work done on holidays. There is anger among the contract employees for not solving the problems of the contract employees.

  • Vadodara: The car of a student coming to Vadodara to appear for the TET exam met with an accident, the police took her to the examination center in a PCR van.

    Vadodara: The car of a student coming to Vadodara to appear for the TET exam met with an accident, the police took her to the examination center in a PCR van.

    As many as 23,000 students had registered for the TET exam to be held on Sunday for the recruitment of primary teachers and most of them had come from out of town to take the test. In which the Vadodara police came forward to help a girl student when her car met with an accident and took her to the examination center in a police van. According to the information received, Gayatri Valand, a resident of Derol in Kalol taluka of Panchmahal district, was coming to Vadodara sitting in a car to appear for the TET exam at the center of Vadodara. Meanwhile, Tarsali collided with a trailer near a hotel near the bypass.

    The student was on her way to take the TET exam at New Era School, Makarpura, Vadodara.

    Vadodara police jeep patrolling the highway reached the spot. During investigation, the police personnel came to know that the girl student in the car was on her way to take the TET exam at New Era School, Makarpura, Vadodara. The police took her to the New Era School in a PCR van to ensure that the examinees reached the examination center on time, which made it possible for the girl student to reach the examination center on time with the help of the police.

    The police had helped two candidates even during the Junior Clerk exam.

    It is noteworthy that during the Junior Clerk examination last Sunday also, the police had helped two candidates in their last minute trouble and due to this both these candidates could not appear in the Junior Clerk examination.

  • Vadodara: Two families fight over a minor issue, eight injured

    Vadodara: Two families fight over a minor issue, eight injured

    Eight persons suffered minor injuries when two families quarreled over abusing in Chamundanagar near Gujarat Chemical Company, Nandesari, on the outskirts of Vadodara city. The police have started the process of arrest by registering a case against the eight accused on the complaint of both the parties.

    Both sides filed complaints face to face

    Vinod Chauhan, who lives in Chamundanagar next to Gujarat Chowkdi, has a business of buying and selling iron drums. He said in the complaint that Sanjay Chauhan’s wife Reena had spoken indecent language to my granddaughter. Due to which her father Shyamji Vaghela, her mother Manjula and her brother Bhavesh quarreled with us while going to reprimand Reena. The accused beat me, my wife and my daughter-in-law with sticks and injured them. On the other hand, the opposite party Shyamji Vaghela said in the complaint that Sanjay Chauhan, Vinod Chauhan, Vikram Chauhan and Kamla Chauhan had quarreled after coming to my house. During this, on refusing to abuse, they suddenly flared up and attacked us. In which me, my wife and my three daughters have suffered minor injuries.

  • Vadodara: Appointment was given for passport even on a holiday, seeing the office closed, around 500 people created ruckus

    Vadodara: Appointment was given for passport even on a holiday, seeing the office closed, around 500 people created ruckus

    Appointments were given to people for issue and renewal of passports at the passport office at Nizampura, Vadodara, even on a holiday on Friday. However, the people who came for passport created a ruckus seeing the office closed. As per the information received, people are allotted a slot along with date and time after applying for passport online. Today’s slots were allotted to people even though Friday 14th April is a public holiday on account of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s birth anniversary. Due to this around 500 people gathered at the passport office and many of them came from outside areas.

    Why the appointment was given on April 14 is also a question

    People’s anger erupted after seeing the passport office closed. Many people said that for three days messages were coming from the office that your appointment has been confirmed. Then last night after 12:30, I got the information about cancellation of appointment through SMS. Because of this, some did not even read the message. Everyone knows that there is a public holiday on Ambedkar Jayanti. Despite this, why the appointment of April 14 was given is also a question. People complained that no one is present in the office to give responsible answers. No one picks up the number written on the board. Now our appointment will be rescheduled after one month and we have to wait for one month. Instead we should be given an appointment in two or three days.

    Today many people came from outside for passport

    A family had come from Disa, 250 kilometers away. He said that we came to Vadodara yesterday and stayed the night in a hotel. Today I came to passport office and saw that the office is closed. Our expenses have already come upon us, but this will be another push to come from Deesa to Vadodara. Fateganj police also had to reach the spot due to the ruckus of the people. The police barely pacified the angry mob.

  • Vadodara: Court sentences two accused to five years in molestation and attempt to rape case

    Vadodara: Court sentences two accused to five years in molestation and attempt to rape case

    Two years ago, in Tulsiwadi area of Vadodara city, two people tried to take away the dignity of a mentally deranged girl. While this case was going on in the court, the court convicted the accused in this crime and sentenced them to simple imprisonment of five years and fine of five thousand rupees. It is pertinent to note here that it was held that the accused should be given a lenient sentence in cases where there is remorse for the crime on the basis of family support.

    The 12-year-old daughter of the complainant was going to the vegetable market with her sister in the evening.

    In June 2021, the 12-year-old daughter of the complainant was going to the vegetable market with her sister in the evening. Then Sabir stopped her and Kalu took her to Kalia’s house and tried to rape her. In this regard, the Karelibagh police had arrested the accused by registering offenses under other sections including molestation, kidnapping. When the matter was going on in the court, advocate JM Belim, appearing for the prosecution, argued that the complaint of eyewitnesses and other witnesses has been supported. Sakshi saw the whole incident from the broken window of the house.

    According to the Panchnama, the incident proves that the window of the house was broken.

    According to the Panchnama, the incident proves that the window of the house was broken. Ignorance of law is no defence. The accused are poor, they cannot get relief from this. It is requested that the punishment should be presented as an example in the society. The court held Sabir alias Shero Karimbhai Sheikh (residence-Bhandwara, Fatepura) and Vicky alias Ravi alias Kalo Kalio Rajubhai Bhitora (residence-Ganesh Nagar Jhupadpatti, Tulsiwadi) guilty of the crime and sentenced them to 5 years imprisonment. Sentenced to simple imprisonment and Rs 5,000 fine.

  • Vadodara: Along with their duty, the policemen deployed for the Junior Clerk exam helped the candidates who were in trouble.

    Vadodara: Along with their duty, the policemen deployed for the Junior Clerk exam helped the candidates who were in trouble.

    The Junior Clerk Recruitment Exam was conducted on Sunday 9th April at 120 exam centers across the state as well as Vadodara. Along with their duty, the policemen deployed for the examination also helped the candidates who were in trouble. Before the commencement of the examination, the police at many centers welcomed the examinees by giving them roses. Meanwhile, candidate Shivaji Babuji Rathore, who had come from Gandhinagar to take the exam at Navjeevan School near Polo Ground, had forgotten his I-card at home. This candidate did not even have a smart phone. At that time the staff of Navapura police station was patrolling and Navjeevan came near the school. After the police personnel came to know about Shivaji Rathore’s ordeal, a police constable called Shivaji’s home and asked for an ID proof from his home on his smart phone and immediately gave him a color Xerox. Due to which this candidate could appear in the examination.

    Helped a female candidate who had forgotten her photo at home

    Similarly, the XI team of city police also helped a female candidate who had forgotten her photograph at home. Pinky Nai, who came to Vadodara from Palanpur to appear in Baroda High School near Bagikhana, had forgotten to bring her photograph. When the team on duty came to know about this matter, the police team reached the photo studio with the female candidate and immediately got her photo clicked and brought the candidate back to the examination center on time. In this way, with the help of the police, it was possible for two candidates to take the exam and their hard work bore fruit.

  • Vadodara: Twin sisters missing for 50 days, caught in CCTV, seen going to a shop twice

    Vadodara: Twin sisters missing for 50 days, caught in CCTV, seen going to a shop twice

    The father is worried about the disappearance of two daughters from Vadodara for the last 50 days. College twin girls are missing since last 50 days. Whose clue is not being found. However, after 50 days, after the father came in front of the media, the CCTV of these twin girls has come to the fore. In which both are seen roaming in a shop. Twice he was seen going inside the shop. The Vadodara Police has formed different teams and examined several CCTV footages on the road from MS University to Harni. In the shop where the girls were seen, they had made a transaction of two thousand rupees.

    Went missing after leaving home for college on February 17

    Talking about the place of incident, Chiman Vankar lives in Harni area with his sons and two twin daughters. However, on February 17, two daughters Sarika and Sheetal went missing after leaving home for college. Chimanbhai has first questioned the police team investigating at Sayajiganj police station and now the investigating officer of Crime Branch in the context of the missing daughters. But, he is getting disappointing response. The worried father has also appealed to the Chief Minister of the state, the Home Minister and the local MLA to find the daughter.

    both daughters are smart in studies

    Missing Sarika M.A. at M.S. University is in first year and second daughter Sheetal is studying in BA third year in SNDT College. Both the sisters went somewhere on the pretext of going to college. She used to come home every evening at around 4.30 pm. But when the daughters did not return, they called him, then the mobile phone was switched off. Chimanbhai says that both my daughters are clever in studies. There is also social wisdom. There is a lot of worry about both the daughters.

  • One year imprisonment for returning check by selling 8 plots in Manjusar’s Vinayak Green

    One year imprisonment for returning check by selling 8 plots in Manjusar’s Vinayak Green

    Vadodara: Two cases of the complainant couple regarding return of checks given by the manager of Pate Sai Enterprises after putting up for sale 08 plots in a scheme named Vinayak Green on the outskirts of Manjusar village in Vadodara district, the court has upheld the arguments of the prosecution. Accepting the arguments of the prosecution on behalf of the convicted side, the accused was sentenced to one year simple imprisonment and a check amount of 73.95 lakhs, ordered to pay compensation along with interest at the rate of 9 percent per annum within 30 days from the date of filing. Gave.
    The details in this regard are that the complainant Aakriti Ripal Shah (Resident- Sarabhai Road, Vadodara) is associated with land development and other business. The property jointly owned by the complainant and her husband Ripal Girishchandra Shah is unirrigated land with an area of 10623 square meters in Block No. 24 near Manjusar village in Savli. At this place he made a scheme named Vinayak Green during the year 2018. In which accused Vaibhav Mukeshbhai Dave (Resident – Gotri Road, Vadodara) decided to sell 08 of 82 plots while managing Sai Enterprises at Signet Plaza, Gotri Samta Road. Lakh. Thereafter, the accused gave 26 checks of Rs 73.95 lakh to the complainant in lieu of the sale deed. Out of which four plots were mortgaged in bank and the accused had taken loan. Then deposited all the checks in the bank and returned them. A case has been registered under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. During the hearing of which, lawyer BHModi argued on behalf of the prosecution that now the time has come that the complainant should suffer financial loss due to the accused. Maximum punishment should be given to the accused so that he can set an example in the society. While Tara Shastri, appearing for the accused, M.H. Khan argued that the accused has the responsibility of his family. And there is only one earning person in the family. His mother’s health is also not good. Keeping those facts in view, minimum punishment and fine are requested. After perusing the arguments and evidence of both the parties, at 24 Ed. Chief Justice. Magistrate Bakulbhai Vijaysinh Vasava observed that the defense presented by the accused party could not be proved on record. Keeping in view the judgment of the Supreme Court, it seems appropriate to order payment of all checks with interest at 9 per cent per annum from the date of payment. Regarding lodging of complaint.

  • Vadodara: Officials with a convoy of 100 policemen searched the Central Jail for 10 hours

    Vadodara: Officials with a convoy of 100 policemen searched the Central Jail for 10 hours

    Due to raids in all the jails of the state by the Home Minister, the condition of the police has become like a rat dug out of a mountain during the search in the Central Jail of Vadodara. At seven in the morning, a staff of 100 policemen including police officers came out after completing the raiding process. No incriminating material was recovered from the Vadodara Central Jail in a 10-hour search operation by the police. Police said only three packets of gutkha, tobacco and dried leaves for making bidis were found. Significantly, there is said to be a beedi leaf tree in the jail premises.

    Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi reached Sabarmati Jail alone

    It is worth mentioning that there was a stir in the police department after Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi ordered intensive checking in all the jails of the state including Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot and Surat by visiting the Police Bhavan in Gandhinagar late on Friday night. Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi alone reached Sabarmati Jail when it came to the notice that mobile phones were repeatedly recovered after the incident of serving paan, masala, liquor, gutkha and favorite food to the prisoners.

    No serious items found in jail

    The condition of 32 jails including the law and order situation of the state was reviewed. Police were ordered to conduct raids in all jails of the state after 7 pm. Following this order, the Central Jail of Vadodara was also raided. A staff of 100 police personnel including senior police officers and women police personnel joined the campaign. A search operation was carried out for 10 hours from late night till morning in Vadodara’s Central Jail. At seven in the morning, a convoy of police personnel including police officers came out of the jail. During interrogation, the police officer said that no serious material was found in the jail.