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  • Madhya Pradesh government will implement Public Security Act, starting from cities like Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior

    Madhya Pradesh Assembly. File photo

    Highlights

    It will be mandatory to install CCTV cameras at public places. Its recording will also have to be kept safe for two months. The shop owners will have to bear the expenses on this.

    Vaibhav Sridhar, Naiduniya Bhopal. It will be mandatory to install CCTV cameras for surveillance at public places in Madhya Pradesh. Its recording will have to be kept safe for two months and it will have to be made available whenever the police needs it for investigation. A draft of the Public Security Act has been prepared for this.

    It could not be presented in the monsoon session of the assembly due to the session ending before the scheduled time period. Now the Home Department has prepared to implement it through an ordinance and has sent the draft to the Law Department for refinement. In the state, operators of colleges, schools, malls, restaurants, hospitals and other places where more than a hundred people gather will have to install CCTV cameras.

    The operators will also have to bear the expenses incurred on this. Actually, this system was required because whenever the police needed the recording during investigation, it was revealed that there were no CCTV cameras or the recording was not kept safe. In the proposed Public Security Act, a provision is being made that it will be mandatory for the operators to keep the recording of CCTV cameras safe for two months.

    Preparations going on for four years

    Preparations for making a public security law in the state have been going on since 2020, i.e. four years. The Home Department had started this exercise on the instructions of the then Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan. The then Additional Chief Secretary Home Dr. Rajesh Rajoura had prepared a draft by studying the law related to installing CCTV cameras in Telangana and keeping its data safe. After being refined by the Law Department, it will be sent through the Cabinet for the approval of Governor Mangubhai Patel.

  • Traders who reached the peak from zero were honored by Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industry

    Raipur. Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industry honoured businessmen who reached the pinnacle from zero in the field of business. Commerce and Trade Minister Lakhanlal Dewangan honoured businessmen Suraj Pratap Singh Thakur and Gulabchand Sahu, who established a distinct identity in Chhattisgarh by achieving success in the pharmaceutical business on the basis of their hard work. The felicitation ceremony was held at Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University Auditorium on Sunday.

    In the ceremony, mainly such Chhattisgarhi businessmen were honored who took their business from zero to the peak, who came out of the farmer-labor class and gave a new dimension to their business. Also, those who have provided employment to many youths through their business. Traders from all over the state participated in the ceremony.

    Commerce Trade and Labor Minister Lakhan Lal Dewangan, Special Guest Sports Youth Welfare Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Tankaram Verma, Durg MP Vijay Baghel, Special Guest Raipur Rural MLA Motiram Sahu, Vice Chancellor Sachchidanand Shukla, Registrar Pandit Ravishankar University Shailendra Patel were present as the chief guests in the program.

  • President Droupadi Murmu Reveals New Flag And Insignia For Supreme Court On Its 75th Anniversary |

    President Droupadi Murmu unveiled a new flag and insignia for the Supreme Court to commemorate its 75th anniversary in the national capital on Sunday.President Murmu graced the valedictory session of the two-day National Conference of District Judiciary, organised by the Supreme Court of India.

    She emphasised that there are many challenges before the judiciary that will require coordinated efforts by all stakeholders to be resolved, informed an official release. Addressing the gathering, the President said that since its establishment, the Supreme Court of India has made an invaluable contribution as a vigilant sentinel of the judicial system of the world’s largest democracy.

    Indian jurisprudence has a very respectable place because of the Supreme Court. She appreciated the contribution of all present and past people associated with the Indian Judiciary. She was happy to note that on the completion of 75 years of its establishment, the Supreme Court has organised many programmes that have increased people’s trust and attachment towards our judicial system.

    The President said that the feeling of faith and reverence towards justice has been a part of our tradition. She referred to her address on a previous occasion and reiterated that people consider every judge in the country as God. The President said that in recent years there have been significant improvements in the availability of infrastructure, facilities, training, and human resources of the judiciary at the district level, but a lot remains to be done in all these areas.
    She affirmed confidence that the rapid progress would continue on all dimensions of reform.

    The President said that pendency and backlog of cases are big challenges before the judiciary. She stressed the need to ponder the serious issue of cases remaining pending for as long as over 32 years. She emphasised that programmes such as special Lok Adalat week should be organised more frequently and said that this will help in tackling the pendency of cases.

    President Murmu also expressed her happiness while noting that many aspects related to case management were discussed in one of the sessions of this conference. She expressed confidence that these discussions will yield practical results.
    The President said that the Constitution provides for the power and responsibilities of the legislative and executive bodies at the local level through panchayats and municipalities.

    She asked if we could think of a justice system at the local level equivalent to these and stated that making arrangements to provide justice in the local language and local conditions can help in achieving the ideal of taking justice to everyone’s doorstep, the release stated.

    The President said that when court decisions in a heinous crime like rape come after a generation has passed, the common man feels that the judicial process lacks sensitivity. She stated that it is a sad aspect of our social life that, in some cases, people with resources continue to roam around fearlessly and freely even after committing crimes, and those who suffer from their crimes live in fear, as if those poor people have committed some crime.

    The President also expressed happiness at the fact that the Supreme Court has ordered the implementation of the provision of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita with retrospective effect. Under this, there is a provision to release first-time accused and those who have served one-third of the prescribed maximum imprisonment period, on bail, the release added.

    She expressed confidence that by implementing the new system of criminal justice with this promptness, our judiciary will usher in a new era of justice.

     

  • Weather of MP: Monsoon super active in the state for next 48 hours, yellow alert for rain in 7 divisions

    Intermittent rain in Bhopal and Indore till tomorrow

    Highlights

    The area of ​​low pressure is active around Chhattisgarh. Intermittent rain will continue for two to three days. Signs of a new weather system on August 5.

    Naiduniya Representative, Bhopal: The low pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal has reached around southern Chhattisgarh. The monsoon trough is also passing through Madhya Pradesh. Due to this, rain has started in most of the districts of the state. According to meteorologists, intermittent rain may continue for two to three days in the districts of Gwalior, Chambal, Sagar, Jabalpur, Narmadapuram, Indore and Ujjain divisions. Light rain may occur in the districts of Rewa and Shahdol divisions.

    weather system active

    According to the information received from the Meteorological Center, the depression area is currently over southern Chhattisgarh and the adjoining Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. The monsoon trough is formed from Sri Ganganagar, Guna, Mandla through the depression area to the Bay of Bengal.

    A cyclone is formed in the upper part of the air over northern Haryana. A western disturbance is present around Pakistan. A shear zone of winds of opposite directions is formed around Maharashtra.

    Former senior meteorologist of Meteorological Centre, Ajay Shukla said that due to the effect of the low pressure area, rain has started in most of the districts of the state. The low pressure area is expected to weaken a bit and turn into a deep low pressure area after reaching Vidarbha on Monday.

    intermittent rain showers

    Due to the effect of this weather system, intermittent rain may continue for two to three days in the districts of Gwalior, Chambal, Sagar, Jabalpur, Narmadapuram, Indore, Ujjain division. During this period, heavy rain may also occur at some places. There are chances of light rain in the remaining areas as well. There are indications of another weather system forming in the Bay of Bengal on August 5. Due to this, the rainy season will continue for now.

    where how much rain

    On Sunday, from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Ujjain received 26 mm rainfall, Bhopal 24 mm, Chhindwara 19 mm, Narmadapuram 16 mm, Indore 15 mm, Jabalpur 13 mm, Khargone 6 mm, Betul, Pachmarhi and Seoni 3 mm, Guna and Raisen 2 mm and Shivpuri received 1 mm rainfall.

  • Life lost due to superstition: A young man was bitten by a snake, his family members kept on doing exorcism, he died in agony

    Amroha. A young man lost his life due to superstition in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh. A young man was bitten by a snake in Allipur Milk village of Kotwali Hasanpur area. The family members kept on doing exorcism instead of taking him to the hospital. The young man died in agony due to lack of treatment.

    The incident is said to have happened on Thursday night. 25-year-old Amit was coming down from the roof. During this time, a snake bit him in the courtyard. His condition became critical due to the snake bite. The family first took him to a witch doctor, but there was no improvement in his condition.

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    After this, he was admitted to a private doctor in the city. Seeing his critical condition, the doctor referred him to Meerut. Amit was declared dead during treatment in Meerut. Medical Superintendent of Community Health Center Dr. Dhruvendra Pratap Singh said that if proper treatment had been given on time, the young man’s life could have been saved.

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  • Assam TMC Chief Ripun Bora Quits, Explains Why Party Fails To Find Acceptance In State |

    Ripun Bora Resignation: Assam Trinamool Congress President Ripun Bora has resigned from the party, highlighting a significant challenge for the TMC in Assam. In his resignation letter, Bora pointed out that the people of Assam perceive the Trinamool Congress as a ‘regional party’ of West Bengal, making it difficult for the party to gain acceptance in the state.

    Despite offering several suggestions to TMC leadership to bridge this perception gap, Bora expressed frustration over the lack of implementation and the continued challenges in establishing the party’s foothold in Assam.

     

     In a letter to All India Trinamool Congress general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, Bora, the former Rajya Sabha member, said he had offered many suggestions to party supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to make TMC acceptable in Assam, but those were ‘not implemented’. “Assam TMC has great potential, but several recurring issues have hindered our progress, including the perception of TMC as a regional party of West Bengal. To counter this perception, we made several suggestions,” Bora said in his resignation letter.

    He claimed that he had suggested the need for an Assamese leader at the national level of TMC, declaring the residence of Bharat Ratna Dr Bhupen Hazarika at Tollygunge in Kolkata as a heritage site and converting the Madhupur Satra in Cooch Behar to a cultural hub.

    “Despite my repeated attempts over the past year and a half to secure an appointment with you and our chief Mamata Didi to address these concerns, I have been unsuccessful,” said Bora, the former Assam minister and state Congress president. Bora said he has served as the state president of Assam TMC for over two years and during this period, he interacted extensively with people across the state. “Unfortunately, the issues mentioned above have led many people in Assam to continue viewing TMC as a regional party of West Bengal. The people of Assam are not willing to accept a party that they perceive as being from another state.

    “In light of these challenges and the lack of an adequate resolution, I feel compelled to make a difficult decision and have decided to disassociate myself from TMC,” Bora said.

    He expressed gratitude to Mamata Banerjee for allowing him to lead Assam TMC. Bora lauded her for the “uncompromising fight against fascist and communal forces”.

    “My decision to resign is not borne out of grievances but rather due to circumstances beyond my control. I will continue to fight against communal and fascist forces on a personal level. Please consider this letter as my formal resignation from the party membership,” Bora added.

  • Bhopal News: Stole LED TV from Panchayat Bhawan, went to sell it in neighboring village, police arrested him

    Police arrested the accused (symbolic picture)

    Highlights

    The incident took place in Gram Panchayat Borda. The accused is a resident of the same village. Police recovered the LED TV.

    Navdunia Representative, Bhopal Bhopal Crime News: In the intervening night of Thursday and Friday, an unknown miscreant broke the lock of the office of Gram Panchayat Borda situated on Kolar Road and stole the LED TV. In this case, on Saturday the police arrested a youth and recovered the TV from him. The police is interrogating the accused.

    According to Kolar police station, on Friday, Sarpanch Buttonlal Suryavanshi of Gram Panchayat Borda had filed a complaint. In it, he told that he had locked the Panchayat office building on Thursday evening and went to his home. When he reached the Panchayat building the next day, he found the lock broken. When he went inside, the LED TV hanging on the wall was missing. The TV was worth about 50 thousand rupees. On this, the police registered a case and started searching for the unknown accused.

    On Saturday, information was received from an informer that a person in Kajlikhera village was talking about selling an LED TV. After this, the police reached the spot and on the basis of suspicion, the young man was questioned, then he confessed to stealing the LED TV from the Panchayat Bhawan. The accused was identified as 28-year-old Mohammad Salman Khan. He lives in a rented house in Borda village.

  • Raipur News: Constable drank ‘two pegs’ in uniform, got so intoxicated that he fell asleep in the dirt, Video Viral

    Raipur News: Nitin Namdev. Raipur. The uniform on which you have faith that it will protect you… but the same uniform has now become so intoxicated by ‘two pegs’ that the constable wearing the uniform is not even aware that he is sleeping in filth… after this, the people present there captured the video of this constable in their camera and now this video is going viral.

    Allegedly, this video is being told near Amanaka Bridge of the capital Raipur. A constable is seen in uniform in the viral video. Raipur Police is now preparing to take action against this constable. Let us tell you that the police captain of the capital Raipur is running a ‘Nijat’ campaign, in which he is appealing to avoid the consumption of any kind of intoxicant and under this campaign, action is being taken against the accused who supply narcotics illegally in the capital.

    Saraswati Nagar police station in-charge said that the jawan is a resident of Bhilai. He is posted in Mana. He was on duty yesterday. According to the TI, information about this act of the jawan has been handed over to the higher authorities.

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  • Haryana Mob Lynching: BSP Chief Mayawati Condemns Incident, Says ‘Shame To Humanity’ |

    New Delhi: In Haryana’s Charkhi Dadri district, a migrant labourer, who belongs from West Bengal, was suspected of eating beef and was allegedly beaten to death. Haryana police have arrested five members of a cow vigilante group and detained two boys in connection with the alleged lynching of a man. 

    The incident has drawn everyone’s attention. BSP Chief Mayawati has expressed her outrage and raised concerns about the law and order situation in the region. The BSP shared a post on the microblogging site X, stating that the brutal lynching of a poor youth is a shameful act that exposes the failure of the rule of law.

    “The disease of mob lynching/mob lynching is not going away. In the latest incident, the brutal lynching of a poor youth on suspicion of eating beef in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, brings shame to humanity and exposes the rule of law, it is extremely sad and condemnable. Strict action necessary,” she said in Hindi.

     

    भीड़ हत्या/माब लिंचिंग का रोग खत्म होने का नाम ही नहीं ले रहा है। ताजा घटनाक्रम में हरियाणा के चरखी दादरी में गोमांस खाने के शक में एक गरीब युवक की पीट-पीट कर नृशंस हत्या मानवता को शर्मसार व कानून के राज की पोल खोलती है, यह अति-दुखद व निन्दनीय। सख्त कार्रवाई जरूरी।


    — Mayawati (@Mayawati) September 1, 2024

    The deceased identified as Sabir Malik, a 26-year-old man from North 24 Parganas district in West Bengal, was living in Hansawas village, Charkhi Dadri. He was living with his wife and 2-year-old daughter and working as a ragpicker.

     

  • Sihora MP: Preparations for a movement to make Sihora a district, strategy will be decided

    A rally was taken out recently by Lakshya District Sihora Andolan Samiti. File photo

    Highlights

    People said-all facilities are available. Then why is the government avoiding this. Declare Sihora a district soon.

    Naiduniya representative, Sihora (Sihora MP). On October 1, 2003, the posting of Collector SP was proposed in Sihora, but due to political obstruction, this could not happen. Recently, after the formation of many small districts in the state, the demand to make Sihora a district is gaining momentum.

    Due to continuous publication of public sentiments by Naiduniya, people have got new enthusiasm and this campaign is now becoming a mass movement. Common people say that the BJP government is showing utter negligence in giving district status to Sihora, despite this, people pushed BJP candidates towards victory in all the four assembly constituencies of the proposed Sihora district, Majhauli, Bahoriband, Dhimarkheda and Sihora.

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    The opposition party candidates did win once each in Bahoriband, Majhauli and Dhimarkheda but they too failed to get Sihora the status of the proposed district headquarters. The BJP candidate won for the fifth time in Sihora by a huge margin of 43 thousand votes, after which people are looking towards MLA Santosh Barkade with hope. On the other hand, at the Panchayat level, public representatives are passing the proposal of the district and sending it to the Chief Minister, while the NGOs are also now in the mood of agitation.

    MLA Santosh Barkade told Naiduniya that a concrete action plan has been prepared by me to get Sihora the status of a district, information of which is known to the Lakshya Sihora District Committee Officer. The action plan will be disclosed by me soon.

    Sihora News: Meeting to make Sihora a district

    Sihora residents, angry with the formation of districts in the state and the continuous neglect of Sihora, will unite today on Sunday and prepare a strategy for the struggle. The Lakshya District Sihora Movement Committee has made extensive preparations for this.

    In this regard, Krishna Kumar Kurriya of the committee said that in this meeting, along with the leaders of all the political parties of Sihora, members of social, religious organizations and every common man are also being invited.

    Together, we will formulate a solid strategy to achieve the goal of Sihora district. Committee members Anil Jain, Vikas Dubey, Sushil Jain, Santosh Pandey, Amit Bakshi, Manas Tiwari, Ramji Shukla, Pradeep Dubey, Mohan Sondhia, Rajbhan Mishra etc. have requested all Sihora residents to reach Sihora near the Community Hall Police Station at 3 pm today.