State govt’s inflation relief camps are disaster camps: CP Joshi

l He also attacked Congress over the ban on Bajrang Dal l Joshi said that government did the work of putting the public in trouble through these camps

Aishwary Pradhan

Jaipur: BJP state president CP Joshi has called inflation relief camps as disaster camps for the public. Joshi said that the government did the work of putting the public in trouble through these camps and now trouble is going to befall the government. Joshi also attacked the Congress over the ban on Bajrang Dal. Before leaving for Karnataka, Joshi said that it was in the Rajasthan government’s manifesto that it would end inflation, but did nothing in four years.

“Now dearness relief camps have been set up which have become hurt camps instead of relief camps.” He said.

Joshi said that they must learn from PM Narendra Modi how relief has been brought to every person sitting at home. Joshi said that in the relief camp, people collapse and die. “Government has put the lives of the people in danger. It is unfortunate to raise protest slogans against the PM in a government programme by installing LEDs. This is a crime and action should be taken against the leaders and officials found guilty. There is an attempt to spread hatred by showing LED against the PM by misusing government money,” he said.

Joshi said in the case of Bajrang Dal ban announcement by the Karnataka Congress has in

The government has put the lives of the people in danger. It is unfortunate to raise protest slogans against the PM in a government programme by installing LEDs. This is a crime and action should be taken against the leaders and officials found guilty. There is an attempt to spread hatred by showing LED against the PM by misusing government money.

—CP Joshi, BJP State President a way crossed the limits of appeasement. “The comparison of terrorist organizations with Bajrang Dal is unfortunate. Even in Rajasthan, a minister has talked about banning Bajrang Dal, this is the extreme limit of appeasement. The downfall of the government which banned the hoisting of the saffron flag, chanting the slogan of Shri Ram, banning the procession

Meeting to expedite FASTag facility on state roads

Nirmal Tiwari on Ram Navami is certain,” he said.

Jaipur: A meeting was organized under the chairmanship of Principal Government Secretary Vaibhav Galariya at the Government Secretariat to facilitate FASTag toll collection on the state roads of the PWD. Galariya said that Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot had announced in the budget 2023-24 to facilitate FASTag on the roads of the state. He directed the officers to complete the work on time.

Regarding Modi’s arrival, Joshi said that PM Modi is coming to Rajasthan on May 10.

“He will go to Brahma Kumari after visiting Shrinathji. From there he will address the public meeting at Abu Road. There is enthusiasm among the people of Rajasthan that PM Modi is coming,” he said

BJP to protest against Jpr blast case on May 13

First India Bureau

Jaipur: The BJP will hold a protest on May 13 against the state government to raise the issue of the Jaipur Bomb Blast once again. May 13, the day which rocked Jaipur with a series of bomb blasts fifteen years ago in 2008, has been chosen by the BJP to protest as the government did not put up a strong case in the Rajasthan High Court which led to the acquittal of four accused in the bomb blast case. A meeting was organised in State BJP Headquarters on Friday in this regard.

Former State BJP

Ips Bhomiya To Investigate Jaipur Bomb Blast Case

Galariya directed the officers to do the work of FASTag on the state highways in one go so that the people of the state can get its benefit soon. He directed that PWD, RSRDC, and RIDCO should ensure the timebound completion of works in coordination.

President Arun Chaturvedi said, “On 13 May 2008, 71 people died and 185 were injured in serial blasts. The accused have been acquitted as the government failed to provide adequate representation in the High Court which led to the cancellation of the death sentence awarded by the lower court. Despite after one month of the acquittal, the government has not filed an SLP in the apex court. A Dhikkar protest will be organised from 11 am to 12 pm on May 13. Hanuman Chalisa will also be recited during the protest”.

Jaipur: DIG ATS Anshuman Bhomia will conduct an inquiry in the lapse in the investigation of the Jaipur bomb blast case. DGP Umesh Mishra has handed over the internal inquiry to Bhomia. The high court had pulled up the state government over the shoddy investigation in the case which led to the acquittal of all the accused on March 29. The high court had also directed the chief secretary and DGP to conduct an inquiry. In compliance with the court’s directions, the investigation was given to Bhomia.

First India Bureau

Jaipur: The Crime branch of Rajasthan Police has announced a cash reward of Rs 25,000 each for information leading to the arrest of 10 criminals including slain gangster Anandpal’s daughter Charanjeet Singh alias Cheenu, Subhash Moond and Subhash Banuda.

First India Bureau

Jaipur: Commissioner of Jaipur Municipal Corporation (Greater) Mahendra Soni on Friday did a sudden inspection of Mehangai Rahat Camp in the Malviya Nagar area and took feedback from the beneficiaries. He inspected the Mehngai Rahat Camp in Ward No. 142 of Kathputli Nagar and directed officials to make necessary arrangements at the campsite for providing facilities for the public.

So far, a total of 3.77 lakh beneficiaries have been registered under inflation relief camps.

On Friday, more than 28,000 beneficiaries got registered and received the Chief Minister’s Guarantee Card.

In view of the summer season at the Mehngai Rahat Camp, instructions have been given to the officers to ensure arrangements for coolers, tents, drinking water etc. for the common people.

An order in this regard was issued by ADG Crime Dinesh MN.

Along with this, cash rewards of Rs 15,000 each was announced for 13 other criminals involved in cases of sextortion and cheating.