ACB takes action and arrests 2 in two separate bribery cases in Alwar

Krishna Sharma was caught red-handed while accepting a bribe amount of Rs 10,000 from the complainant. She threw the money on the floor after seeing the ACB team, who washed her hands in water for colour probe at Alwar on Thursday.

Navin Sharma & Ashvini Yadav

Jaipur/Alwar: On the instructions of the ACB Headquarters, Alwar-II unit, in two separate actions on Thursday, the ACB arrested Sushila Devi, Female Supervisor (Office Integrated Child Development Project, Mundawar, District Alwar), and Krishna Sharma, Female Su- pervisor, (Office Integrated Child Development Project, Mundawar, District Alwar) red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs 26,000 and Rs10,000 from the complainants.

Additional Director General of ACB Hemant Priyadarshi (Additional Charge Director General) told that the ACB Alwar-II unit of the SHG was given a

Teen killed after being thrashed by four in Pali

Pali (PTI): A 15-year-old boy Karan Garasia died after allegedly being thrashed by four youths in Pali district, police said on Thursday. The alleged incident took place in the district’s Bali area on the intervening night of Tuesday & Wednesday, they said.

Sushila Devi and Krishna Sharma sought ` 26K& `15K bribe respectively complaint by the complainant that Sushila Devi and Krishna Sharma, are pressurising him to fetch 15 percent

Raj govt committed for welfare of Vipra society: Tikaram Jully

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Jaipur: Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment Tikaram Jully held a review meeting at the Secretariat with the officials of the department along with Vipra Welfare Board Chairman Mahesh Sharma and took information about the proposals sent to the state government approved by the Rajasthan State Vipra Welfare Board.

Mahesh Sharma gave necessary suggestions to the state government for the welfare/upliftment of the Vipra society which include the income of a married man under the Economically Weaker category, equal distribution of amount to all classes in

Raj High Court dismisses petition on Gurjar agitation

Kamal Kant

Jaipur: Rajasthan

High Court has disposed of the contempt petitions filed by the state government in the matter of closure of railway track and highway during the Gurjar reservation of 2007.

At the same time, the court also disposed of suo moto cognisance.

During the Gurjar agitation in 2007, the government had submitted contempt petitions against Gurjar leaders including Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla, who has passed away, for blocking the railway track and highway.

During the hearing, the High Court had also taken suo motu cognizance.

The state govt is committed to the upliftment of Vipra society & the schemes should be implemented soon. —Tikaram Jully

the Mukhyamantri Kanyadan Yojana, establishing ‘Parshuram Peeth’ for contemplation and study of Veda amount from the payment of nutrition bills and 15 per cent commission from the payment made to other associates. In this, Sushila Devi and Krishna Sharma are asking for Rs 26,000 and Rs 15,000 bribes respectively. The interrogation of the accused is going on and the case will be registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Science, Veda Purana, Upanishad Vastu, rituals, to provide affiliation to connect social organisations of Vipra Samaj with Vipra Board, amendment in the objectives of the board to make it effective, starting state Ved Vidyalaya in place of private Ved Vidyalaya & increasing the honorarium of Veda teacher.

Sushila Devi Jat was caguth red-handed while accepting a bribe amount of Rs 26,000. The ACB team recovered the amount from her bag. She was questioned but could not give a satisfactory reply after which the team arrested her and questioned about bribe.

The youths who hailed from the same village allegedly thrashed the teen following a dispute, leading to his death, the police said. Following the incident, the relatives of the victim and other villagers pelted the homes of the accused with stones and demanded their arrest.

The police filed a case against 4 youth and matter is being investigated, they said. The teen’s body was handed over to his family on Thursday.

Shivendra Parmar

Jaipur: Chief of Police of South African country Togo Republic UV Okopol and VIP Security Chief Col. Horu called on Director General of Police Umesh Mishra at Police Headquarters here on Thursday and thanked him for training 40 police officers of Togo.

Mishra expressed happiness over 40 police officers from Togo undergoing training at Rajasthan Police Training Center, Jodhpur. He said that the best training facilities are available in Rajasthan Police Training Institutes. He expressed confidence that such training programs would further strengthen the ties between the two countries.

Praising the training, UV Okopol said that he himself and all the trainees are completely satisfied with this training. He also said that similar training programs will be organised in the future. Deputy Inspector General and

The best training facilities are available in Rajasthan Police Training Institutes. Such programs would further strengthen the ties between the 2 nations.

—Umesh Mishra, DGP, Rajasthan

Director of Rajasthan Police Training Center, Jodhpur, Harendra Mahawar said that special VIP security and commando course is being organised from January 11, 2023, for 40 police officers and employees of the South African country Togo Republic at the Jodhpur centre.

The total duration of the Special VIP Security and Commando Course is 12 weeks & during this time, the subjects related to commando and VIP security are imparted in this training.

This course is given in a training form in Commando Tactics, Map Reading, Field Craft, IED Explosive, Medical First Aid as well as Hostage Rescue Missions. On this occasion, DGP Mishra presented a memento to the DGP of Togo. Togo DGP also presented him with the flag of Togo Police.

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Jodhpur: An attendant tried to molest an Italian tourist while she was in the train from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer.

The girl, however, saved herself by locking herself in the toilet, said an official. Later, the GRP police brought down the attendant in Phalodi and he was banned for 6 months. The tourist, later, withdrew her complaint, said police.

‘Veer Mata’, ‘Veer Pita’ I-cards for parents of martyrs in Rajasthan

Ziauddin Khan

Jaipur: Industries & Commerce Minister, Government of Rajasthan, Shakuntala Rawat chaired the OneStop Shop Monthly Review Meeting today at Udyog Bhawan to discuss pending investment proposals, industry concerns, and various issues in the State.

The meeting was cochaired by Rajeev Arora, Chairman of RAJSICO & REPC. Also, present on the occasion were Om Kasera, Commissioner of BIP; Shiv Prasad Nakate, MD of RIICO; Shakti Singh Rathore, MD of RFC; Dr. Manju, Additional Commissioner of BIP, and nodal officers from 14 govern- ment departments. During the meeting, Industry Minister discussed a total of 17 pending investment

Governor Kalraj Mishra chairs a meeting of State Sainik Kalyan Board and Amalgamated Fund at Raj Bhavan in Jaipur on Thursday. Also seen here are Rajendra Singh Gudha, Usha Sharma, Aparna Arora, Manvendra Singh Jasol, Ram Sahay Bajiya and others.

Kashiram Choudhary Jaipur: In an initiative by Governor Kalraj Mishra, the Sainik Welfare Department will issue ‘Veer Mata’ identity card to the martyr’s mother and ‘Veer father’ (martyr’s father). The policy of naming schools or public places after the names of martyred soldiers and gallantry awarded soldiers will be simplified.

Mishra has given instructions to constitute a committee under the chairmanship of the collector at the district level for the time-bound disposal of cases. These decisions were taken in the meeting of the Sainik Welfare Board on Thursday at Raj Bhavan. Mishra gave instructions for effective and time-bound implementation of various schemes being run for the welfare of ex-servicemen and their families. Sainik Welfare Department Minister Rajendra Singh Gudha stressed on making spe- cial efforts to settle the pending cases of allotment of land to the martyr’s dependents.

Chairman of the State Level Sainik Welfare Advisory Committee Manvendra Singh Jasol said that special efforts should also be made to solve the problems of retired personnel from Central Police Forces.

CS Usha Sharma said that a 3-tier public hearing system has been made by the administration for the grievances of the common people.

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Jaipur: The luxury train ‘Palace on Wheels’ (PoW) reached Jaipur on Thursday with 51 tourists onboard. Officials informed that tourists from 8 countries have arrived in Rajasthan to visit various historical places of the desert state.

“Of these 51 tourists, 18 are Indians, 8 from the United Kingdom, 4 from France, 2 each from Netherlands, Thailand, Germany, & 1 from Russia. The foreign guests were given a warm welcome at Gandhi Nagar Railway Station wherein folk artists also gave their performances,” informed an official.

“RTDC Chairman Dharmendra Rathore also boarded the train with the tourists,” added the official.

Mukesh Mathrani

Barmer: Even after passing over 24 hours, Barmer police are still clueless about the two women prisoners who had escaped from police custody late on Tuesday night. Three police personnel, one head constable, and two constables have been suspended in this case for negligence.

Nitesh Arya, additional superintendent of police at Balotra in Barmer confirmed the report. Arya said that he had been handed over the probe and teams have been formed to nab the accused. He claimed that soon they will trace them. It mentioned here that two women were successful in escaping from police custody late

Arora, Chief RAJSICO & REPC were pending at various levels in the Tourism, Local Self Governance, Revenue, Urban Development & Housing, RIICO, RFC, Energy, and Industries Department. A few investors were also present during the meeting to discuss issues. Some of the issues were resolved by the Industries Minister. proposals, including

Brij University should develop fundamental culture of research, says Guv Governor Kalraj Mishra inaugurated the third convocation ceremony of Maharaja Surajmal Brij University, Bharatpur by lighting the lamp on Wednesday. Governor also awarded the degrees to the students and honoured the faculty. Shivendra Parmar Jaipur: After the instructions of NGT, 15 years old diesel commercial vehicles are banned in Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, and Alwar cities. In compliance with the instructions of NGT, the Transport Department is rapidly working and phased out about 68 percent of the vehicles in these cities. The NGT’s intention behind banning these vehicles is to save these cities from pollution as 15-year-old commercial diesel vehicles spread pollution very fast which causes problems for the people. In order to phase out 15 years diesel the department decided emption If a vehicle scrap vehicle able cle cent commercial) registration exempted. Raj phases out 68% 15-yr-old diesel vehicles Woman along with son dies by suicide, in-laws booked for dowry Mukesh Mathrani Barmer: A 25-year-old woman died by suicide along with her 2-yearold son by jumping into a water tank. The incident has been reported from the Chohtan police station area in Barmer.

On getting informed police reached the spot and recovered the bodies. On the basis of the complaint, police booked the accused under a dowry case. According to the information late on Tuesday night, police got informed that a woman and her son had died by drowning.Thedeceased were identified as Panni Devi (25) and her son Harish. Later police informed the deceased family members. On Wednesday the deceased father alleged that his daughter’s inlaws were harassing her for dowry. He alleged that so many times they have tried to explain them at a social level despite this they harassed her, said a police official. Maharaja Surajmal Brij University should develop the fundamental culture of research and research on such topics related to local history, art, and culture should also be encouraged. —Kalraj Mishra, Governor

Two die, one injured as car hit by another vehicle

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Two women arrested in theft case escape

Ravi Sharma Udaipur: A large number of people took out a protest march in Udaipur Wednesday against the alleged rape and killing of a nine-year-old tribal girl and demanded the death sentence for the culprits. The tribal commu-

nity members gathered at Mohta Park and marched towards the Udaipur Collectorate raising slogans. They demanded death sentence for the guilty, Rs 50 lakh compensation and a government job for a family member. “Tribals from different parts have come together demanding justice Sawai Madhopur: Tourists at Ranthambore National Park on Tuesday sighted Tigress T-39, popularly known as Noor for her bright glowing skin, while hunting a deer. The tigress killed the deer within a few seconds in Zone -1 of the national park. One of the tourists presented on the spot captured the whole incident on camera and got enthralled with the memorable moment. The deer tried to run away and save his life, but it did not get freed from the clutches of the tigress. The tigress hunted the deer in just 20 seconds.—Rakesh Tatwal Jaipur: Now it is easy to create one’s own website. Under the initiative of the Department of Information Technology and Communications, website creation service started on E-Mitra portal. This service is useful for small traders of the State. Any citizen or businessman can create his website. A person will be able to make own website immediately at affordable rates. The MoU was signed between DOIT and Uniqeus Technologies. The website will be built through Uniqeus Technologies. Bundi (PTI): The complete ban on DJ has brought much-wanted relief to the people of the Bundi district in Rajasthan. The step was taken by the district administration after locals, in the month of February, proposed to form peacekeeping samitis (committees) for a complete ban on blaring music a comsic affected their overall wellbeing. TOURISTS SPOT TIGRESS HUNTING DEER IN R’BORE E-MITRA PORTAL FOR MAKING OWN WEBSITE IN RAJ Ban on DJ brings sigh of relief to people in Bundi district Mukesh Mathrani Barmer: Two suspected women who were caught by Jasol police in Barmer district escaped from police custody late on Tuesday night. Women were caught by the police in the vicinity of Jasol Mata temple in a suspected theft case. It is said that women escaped around 3.30 am at night when the police personnel was sleeping. After the issue came to light, a search operation was launched but till the last report, they absconded. them. Ashok Shera Barmer: Three youths were killed in Barmer on Wednesday after their car lost its balance and overturned. Police informed the deceased has been identified as Khangar Singh (25), Shyam Singh (24) and Prem Singh (25), all residents of Mithra village in Barmer district. “The victims had gone somewhere and were returning to their village when their Scorpio car lost its balance and overturned. Police Station area. Two of them died on the spot while one of them succumbed to injuries during treatment in a district hospital,” police said.

Tribal community members gathered at Mohta Park & marched towards the Collectorate demanding death sentence for the accused and compensation for victim’s kin in Udaipur on Wednesday. Accused Sumitra Devi & Munni Devi Bawari. Mangled Scorpio after the accident in Barmer. ONE KILLED, FOUR INJURED AS BUS FALLS INTO POND Karauli: A person was killed while four others were injured in Karauli on Wednesday after the bus they were travelling in lost its balance and fell into a pond, police said. Police informed the incident took place in Sesri village at around 10:45 am. “The deceased has been identified as Vishram Gurjar (22), a resident of Nayapura in Karauli. The bus was heading towards Mandrayal from Karauli when it fell into a pond in Sesri village. The injured were rushed to Karauli district hospital for treatmen ,” police added. COURTESY MEET! Deepti Kiran Maheshwari, BJP MLA from Rajsamand, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla in New Delhi on Wednesday. She presented a picture of Shrinathji to PM Modi. “Amazing luck! Unforgettable. Got the privilege of meeting the most popular leader of the world, the illustrious Prime Minister of India, the craftsman of self-reliant India, the dreamer of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, Rajarshi, the most respected Narendra Modi ji. Got his inspirational guidance,” she tweeted. About Om Birla, Deepti tweeted that she got very useful guidance from him, gratitude. BRIEF in YOU READ IT FIRST IN FIRST INDIA APRIL 05, 2023 on Tuesday night. An incident had been reported from the Jasol police station area in Barmer. Both the women, suspected in the theft case, were caught by the Jasol police. Police had arrested them under section 151 of CRPC and on Tuesday night, both the women were in police custody. At around 3.30 am, when the police staff was sleeping, taking advantage of the dark both the women escaped by jumping over the wall.

Dungarpur: An unknown vehicle hit a car near Amjhara on NH48 in the Bichhiwara Police Station area on Thursday in which two youths in the car died tragically, while a young man sleeping in the rear seat was injured. Both the dead bodies have been kept in the mortuary of Dungarpur Hospital. After getting the information, the relatives reached the hospital. The police have registered a case of an accident.

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