Police nab dacoit Keshav Gurjar following encounter

The police have also recovered a weapon from Keshav’s possession

Shivendra Parmar, Satyanarayan Sharma and Vinod Tiwari

Dholpur: Police nabbed notorious bandit Keshav Gurjar on Monday after an encounter. Keshav was injured due to a bullet injury in his right leg. His 2 other accomplices escaped from the Dang area.

The police have also recovered a weapon from Keshav’s possession. The police admitted the injured to the a district hospital for treatment. The entire operation was led by Superintendent of Police Dharmendra Singh.

The SP said that on

Sunday, information was received about Keshav hiding in the Sone Ka Gurja area. After this, Bari Circle Police,

In The Courtyard

SC upholds Raj HC’s decision over functioning of police

First India Bureau

New Delhi: Police had filed a complaint against Ajmer real estate businessman Jaswant Chaudhary. The Rajasthan high court had reprimanded the police while raising a question mark on the functioning of the police. It was challenged in the Supreme Court by Surjeet Singh and others. Advocate Namit Saxena, counsel for

HC seeks reply over division of ex-servicemen into caste

First India Bureau

Jaipur: Rajasthan High Court has sought a response from the state government and others in 4 weeks in a case related to the division of ex-servicemen into caste and class.

Chief Justice Pankaj Mithal and Justice Shubha Mehta issued notices. The state government had on December 7, 2022, issued the notification which was challenged in the high court by Bharatpur’s Dharmendra Singh, Sushil Swami, and others. Advocate Kunwar Ashok Veer Singh Nirvana, Aslam Khan, and Dashrath Singh Shekhawat argued in the matter.

Slogans trigger scuffle at Ajmer Sharif Dargah

High Security

240 Pilgrims From Pak Reach Ajmer

Ajmer (PTI): A scuffle broke out between the khadims of Ajmer Sharif dargah and followers of Barelvi sect of Islam during the Urs of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti.

Shubham Jain

Jaswant Chaudhary, argued in the division bench of Justice Ajay Rastogi. The Supreme Court agreed on the arguments and upheld the decision of the Rajasthan High Court.

POCSO court sentences rapist to 20 years in jail

Ramesh Sharma

Sikar: A POCSO court in Sikar has awarded 20 years of rigorous imprisonment to a man for raping a girl. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 5.15 lakh. After the incident, the victim delivered a baby girl. 5 lakh of the compensation amount will be given to the baby girl while Rs 15000 will be given to the victim.

The court gave RI of 20 years to Shimbhu Ram, a resident of Jaitpura. The court also found a lapse in the investigation of the case and wrote a letter to DGP for taking action against 3 police officers- the then SHO Lal Singh, ASI Prabhu Dayal Meena, and SI Jai Singh.

DST and other police teams launched an intensive search operation and had an encounter with Keshav on

Monday and several rounds of firing took place.In this encounter, he was injured by being shot in his leg.

The fight was triggered around 3 am Sunday when the group raised some slogans inside the dargah, an act which was objected to by the khadims, Dargah Police Station SHO Amar Singh said. No FIR has been registered so far in connection with the matter, he said. Additional police was deployed to quell the fight and prevent any further flare ups. Accordion to the khadims, who are attendant of the shrine, the group from the Barelvi sect was told not to raise certain slogans.

Ajmer: On the occasion of the 811th Urs of Khwaja Garib Nawaz, 240 pilgrims from the neighbouring country Pakistan reached Ajmer. Pakistani pilgrims paid their attendance together at the dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti (RA) on Monday. The pilgrims gathered at the Central School located in Naya Bazar and reached the dargah of Khwaja Garib Nawaz by walk. The pilgrims were brought together to the dargah amid tight security. After reaching the dargah, the pilgrims offered flowers and a velvet chadar of devotion on the grave of Khwaja Garib Nawaz.

Youth kills brother over minor issue

Hanspal Yadav

Baran: A youth attacked his elder brother over a minor argument, which resulted in the death of the latter. The incident took place in the Bamori village of the Sarthal area in the district.

After the attack, the injured brother was admitted to Jhalawar Hospital, where he died during treatment. The

3 shooters of

‘Lawrence

gang’ held

First India Bureau Jaipur: The Jaipur police on Monday arrested 3 persons in connection with firing outside a club in the Jawahar Circle police station area late on Saturday.

The accused has fired 18 rounds indiscriminately and ran away on the bike. Hrithik Boxer, a member of the Lawrence Vishnoi gang, has taken responsibility for the firing in his Facebook post. The post also mentioned that everyone’s number will come. According to the police, the miscreants came around one o’clock late in the night and fired. This created panic among the people outside the club. Employees working in the club informed the police. Police officers reached the spot and blocked the area but the miscreants could not be nabbed.

‘LOKOTSAV’ IN GOA police reached the spot and post-mortem of the deceased was conducted was and handed over the dead body to the family members. The police started the investigation by registering a case of murder.

According to the police, Jagdish Singh (55), a resident of Bamori was at home on Monday. Outside the house, there was an argument with his brother Devi Singh over a trivial matter. As the matter escalated, he and 3-4 family members attacked elder brother Jagdish Singh with sticks, stones and rods and he was badly injured.

Niwai Municipality auctions 32 plots

First India Bureau Tonk: Niwai Municipality organised a twoday auction of 32 plots in the Shastri Nagar Residential Scheme. The auction witnessed a large crowd of bidders thronging the auction site. Giving information, Chairman Dilip Israni said that on

Police Comm Ravidutt Gaur holds meeting ahead of G-20 Summit

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Rajeev Gaur

Monday, 32 plots in Shastri Nagar Residential Scheme are being auctioned at the auction site in the presence of Executive Officer Mahima Dangi, Vice President Jitendra Jain Chanwaria, Senior councillor Om Prakash Gupta and all the councillors of the municipality. A lot of enthusiasm among the bidders regarding the auction was witnessed.

Jodhpur: The G-20 Summit will be held from February 2 to 4 in Jodhpur in which many foreign guests would come to Jodhpur. The entire Jodhpur has been decked up and preparations of all the departments, including the district administration, have been completed.

Two thousand policemen will be deployed across the city. To en- sure that there is no security lapse at the international-level event, police Commissioner Ravidutt Gaur gave necessary guidelines regarding behaviour, uniform, and vigilance during a meeting of officers and policemen. He instructed the officers to take their team for trial. DCP East Amrita Duhan, DCP West Gaurav Yadav & Vineet Kumar Bansal were also present at the meeting.