Cops intensify action against drug peddlers

First India Bureau Chittorgarh/Tonk: in connection with the sale of seized illegal opium by registering a case under the NDPS Act.

Rajesh Thakur, a resident of Bajhera, was arrested with a countrymade firearm and .315-bore cartridges.

The Dholpur police are continuously monitoring social media after instructions from the SP.

The police arrested three accused in the case of opium smuggling by seizing 6 kg of illegal opium from a Brezza car during a blockade on Friday in Nimbahera area. Illegal opium was found in a plastic bag in the trunk kept in the Brezza car, which weighed 6 kg. Three accused were arrested from the spot after seizing illegal opium and Brezza car. A detailed investigation is going on

Bharat Gaurav train leaves for religious sites in South India

Meanwhile, Srikaranpur police of Sriganganagar arrested two with 480 grams of ganja under the NDPS Act. While in the Deoli region of Tonk district, the Ghad police station took action against the illegal drug opium. The police seized about 34 quintals of opium plants and arrested three accused. Baran police arrested two youths, with 1100 grams of ganja.

MLA Baljeet Yadav holds protest run in Suratgarh and

Raisinghnagar

Former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje reached Samthar city in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday to offer condolences on the demise of Maharaj Ranjeet Singh Ji Judeo, father-in-law of her son, Dushyant Singh and paid tributes to him. Raje consoled the bereaved family including her daughter-in-law, Niharika and prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul.

“The demise of Maharaja Saheb, is a personal loss for my family,” she said.

2 die, 6 injured after bus overturns in Bharatpur

First India Bureau

Bharatpur: Two persons were killed and six others injured when their bus hit a road divider and overturned after the driver dozed off in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district on Saturday, police said.

The accident happened on NH-21 near Khedli crossing under Bhusavar police station.

The bus was going to Jaipur from Agra, police said, adding that the deceased have been identified as Vaibhav and Gautam.

The bodies have been kept at the mortuary and family members have been informed, police said.

Police said the damaged bus was removed from the road to maintain traffic.

Jaipur (FIB): A team of JMC Greater was attacked by a dog after they took action at a pet shop at Bhan Nagar at Queen’s Road on February 26. The team went to seal the shop owing to non-payment of UD tax. “Revenue officer Paramveer Dular along with a 15-member team reached the spot to seal. The shop owner protested and a dog was let loose on team in which Dular was injured,” said a source. The shop owner was booked at Chitrakoot Police Station.

First India Bureau Sikar : ‘Bharat Gaurav’ tourist train left from the city to visit the pilgrimage sites of South India on Saturday.

According to CPRO Captain Shashi Kiran, the train on a 10-day journey, carries about 490 pilgrims visiting Madurai, Rameswaram, Tirupati, Kanyakumari and Mallikarjuna. There are 180 passengers from Sikar and 290 passengers from Jaipur have boarded the train. The remaining passengers boarded from

THREE-DAY FEST IN BARMER

Poster for Thar Fest released

Ashok Shera

Barmer: Thar Festival will be organized in the Barmer district from March 18 to 20 to promote the art and culture.

Collector Lok Bandhu Yadav released the poster for the event at the Collectorate on Saturday in the presence of Padmashree Anwar Khan, Additional District Collector Surendra Purohit, and other administrative officers.

Thar Sundari Chanchal Jangid, and various dignitaries, including Mukesh Pachori,

GOVERNOR and Om Joshi were also present.

Several programmes are being organised in the three-day event.

Some of them are Kavi Sammelan, where

In Jodhpur

Kumar Vishwas will be there, a horse race, a camel tattoo show, folk songs, and others.

Besides, various artists will also showcase their skills at the event