Dinesh Tiwari

Jaipur: Cabinet Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas reached the SMS Hospital to meet Rajya Sabha MP Kirodi Lal Meena, who is undergoing treatment there. He condemned the police action and said that Meena is his friend and he has stood for the common man.

“But the way action was taken against Kirodi Lal been demanding government jobs for their brother-in-law. The government argued that there was no such provision in the rules.

Meena was wrong. It is wrong to hold the collar of such a big leader and action should be taken against the police for such an act,” he said.

AAP’s Vinay Mishra supporting Meena took a dig at the Ashok Gehlot government on Twitter. In his tweet, he opposed the police action.

BJP MP Ghanshyam Tiwari also reached the hospital and met Meena.

Martyr Hemraj Meena’s wife demanded a statue in his name at Sangod Square and a school in his name. Now, they have demanded action against policemen for misbehaving with them.

BJP will gherao dis- trict collectorates from March 15 on issues like complete farmers’ loan waiver, deteriorating law and order, paper leak, women’s safety, etc. Talking to the media,

Poonia said that there is an undeclared emergency-like situation in Rajasthan under the Congress rule. “BJP strongly condemns the misbehaviour by the police,” he said.

First India Bureau

Jaipur: The Jaipur City Transport Services Limited (JCTSL) in a bid to reduce noise pollution in Jaipur has decided to remove pressure horns from low floor buses plying in the city.

CMD of JCTSL

Ajitabh Sharma took a decision in this regard and directed officials that pressure horns should be removed from low-floor buses.

“The pressure horns will be replaced with normal horns in the low-floor buses. The decision has been taken to reduce noise pollution in the city, as the noise of the pressure horns blown by bus operators was unbearable and created a lot of problems for the commuters,” said an official.

Earlier, to make the city transportation environment friendly, JCTSL had planned to appoint a Chief Sus- tainability Officer (CSO) who would implement the environment sustainability governance (ESG) strategies. and sustainable policies on behalf of the corporation.

First India Bureau

Jaipur: Social workers awarded with the “National Youth Award of Rajasthan” will be able to travel free of cost in roadways from April 1.

In the budget, the state government allowed free travel for social workers who got national awards and first winners in cultural competitions, nationally awarded NCC cadets and scouts and guides.

Remove pressure horns from low-floor buses, orders JCTSL Free travel in Raj roadways buses for nat’l awardees GOVT HIKES FEE FOR LEARNING DRIVING Jaipur: The Transport Department in the State has increased the fee for people learning vehicles. Now, as per revised rates, Rs 2,500 will have to be given to learning light motor vehicles. Till now this fee was Rs 1,500. There has been an increase of one thousand in it. While for heavy vehicle driving, Rs 5,000 will have to be paid for driving a heavy vehicle. Earlier it was Rs 2,500 and now sees an upward revision by Rs 2,500. This can be a moment of rejoice for the Motor driving school operators in the city.

All the social workers have expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for providing this facility and have sought a meeting with the CM. In other states, employment, govt jobs, accommodation and other basic facilities are being provided to all the national awardees.

Sanjay Prajapat

Churu: Vikas Malu, the owner of the popular pan masala firm Kuber, has found himself in another controversy. The recent death of film director Satish Kaushik is said to have happened in suspicious circumstances and raises finger towards Vikas Malu.

Before his death, there was a Holi party organised at the farmhouse of industrialist Vikas Malu, where Satish Kaushik was also invited. The police found objectionable medicines from the farmhouse, and it was Vikas Malu who had called Satish Kaushik to Delhi to attend this party. In such a situation, the police are now re-investigating the death row of Satish Kaushik.

The police are tracing the people involved in the party organised at the farmhouse.

First accused Bhagirath Meena, resident of Samred Kala, on Saturday. During interrogation, the accused confessed his crime. Pooran Solanki alias Kanaram Bawaria helped the accused in dumping the carcass.

Jaipur: The Forest department team on Saturday arrested a man for killing a leopard, in 48 hours. The leopard was electrocuted in the Raiser range by the accused with the help of an aide on March 4.