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ACB on January 16 for allegedly demanding a bribe of Rs 2 cr. It was alleged that ASP Mittal demanded a bribe from a suspected drug dealer and even got a broker to threaten him with a case under Narcotics Drug and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 if he refused to comply.

Dharna ends after CM’s assurance, net resumes

First India Bureau which is being used for parking is in their favour. Zone Deputy Commissioner Anju Verma asked them to come to the JDA on the next working day to present their side. JDA Property board was also installed on the spot.

First India Bureau Jaipur: The State government on Friday issued clarification regarding residential use of farm houses. The residential use will be 10 percent of the coverage area or 500 sq meter, whichever is less. The UDH order in this regard clarifies about the land use of the mixed plot. The entire plot can be used for single commercial use. A maximum of 50 percent will be used for commercial purposes.

Bharatpur: People holding a sit-in demonstration at the cemetery of Ghatmika village in Bharatpur after the killing of Nasir and Junaid ended the stir after CM Ashok Gehlot announced the immediate arrest of the accused and financial assistance to the families of the deceased.

However, the relatives of Nasir and Junaid were not in the dharna. Villagers sat on dharna on the evening of Feb 17. Three days later, they reached the Idgah for protest. The protesters demanded financial assistance of Rs 50 lakh, a govt job and ar- rest of Monu Manesar.

On Thursday, when CM Gehlot reached Ghatmika village and assured financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh each to Nasir and Junaid’s children and family members and arrest of the accused as soon as possible, the protest was called off.

Meanwhile, internet service resumed in Kaman, Kaithwara, Pahari and Gopalgarh after three days.