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Vol. II
Issue 27
BHOGDANGA- LIFE BEYOND THE FENCE
Dibrugarh, Friday, July 15, 2016
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Minister (Nabam Tuki) and the then Speaker (Nabam Rebia). Pul, however, pointed out that the restoration of status quo ante as on 15th December 2015 ordered by the Supreme Court extends only to issues that were in appeals in the Special Leave Petitions before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.
A Staff Reporter Itanagar, Jul 14
Rangia, July 14: At least 8 passengers were injured seriously and 1 killed on the spot following collision of a Bolero with a Bus at Baihata Chariali under Rangia Sub division on Thursday afternoon. The injured were shifted to Narrayana Hridayalaya of Amingaon in a critical condition. According to the sources one bearing No. TR 01 V 0226 hit with a Bus (AS 13 6181) at Baihata Chariali. The Bolero was from Koniha to Guwahati and was carrying Examinee of Sanskrit Examination. On the other hand the Bus was from Guwahati to Tangla. Police rushed to the spot and helped in rescue operation with the help of the local people. (Correspondent)
Sensational Murder in Golaghat Golaghat , July 14: An incident of murder created sensation in Golaghat today. According to the report a woman named Sharmila Sarkar alias Priya was brutally murdered in her home at Srimanta Nagar under Golaghat Police Station. Sharmila was alone in her home at the time of murder. Her husband Biswajit Sarkar had returned from his shop and saw his wife's dead body. Biswajit alleged that a youth named Zakir Ali had an affair with Sharmila Sarkar and he had killed her. Meanwhile, Golaghat Police has started investigation into the matter. (Correspondent)
Ulfa planning subversive activity, in Tinsukia Tinsukia, July 14. The banned outfit Ulfa (I) is planning major subversive activities in Tinsukia district. The threat perceptive issued by intelligence agencies have alerted all security agencies. Confirming this, a highly level source in the security agencies said, a massive offensive has been launched by joint forces of police army and army. However, due to secrecy of the operations further details cannot be revealed at this moment of time. As per report received at the last hour, security forces are conducting operations at least four undisclosed locations.
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court and said that he respects the judgement of the Hon’ble Supreme Court. He also appreciated the Governor of Arunachal for taking no time in re-instating Tuki as the Chief Minister of the State, based on
the verdict. On Hon’ble Supreme Court’s judgement, Pul acknowledged the order of restoration for status quo ante as prevailed on 15th December 2015, according to which the
preponement of the assembly session remained quashed, including the message of the Governor, the proceedings of the House on 16 and 17 December 2015, and the removal of the then Chief
Governor asks CM Nabam Tuki to prove majority on Saturday A Staff Reportr Itanagar, Jul 14
In obedience of the Supreme Court judgement dated 13th July 2016, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh Shri Tathagata Roy has informed Shri Nabam Tuki that he stands reinstated as the Chief Minister of the State on and with effect from that date. The Governor has also asked the Chief Minister to call the State Legislative Assembly to session immediately and to
prove his majority in the house no later than 16th July 2016 (Saturday). The Governor has further desired that in order to ensure that the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly may take place peacefully and otherwise appropriately, the same shall be videographed throughout and the majority as aforesaid proved by Division and not by Voice Vote. A note to this effect has also been sent to the Secretary of the Legislative
Assembly. The Governor emphasised that the conduct of the proceedings, including the videography, in the House shall strictly follow the principles laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in its order dated May 6, 2016 in the matter pertaining to the matter of imposition of President’s Rule in the State of Uttarakhand (SLP C 11567/2016) Union of India Vs Harish Chandra Singh Rawat.
He said the Supreme Court order is not an order for blanket restoration and is only with respect to the issues that have been explicitly adjudicated by the honourable apex Court. Pul made the observation that the order of the Honourable Court for restoration is not connected to the disqualification of 14 MLAs, Contd. on Page 3
CEO of JMB seals Reliance Foot Prints & Reliance Digital showrooms at Jorhat Bijoy Handique Jorhat, July 14
Ms Kabita Kakoti Kunwar, the chief executive officer of the Jorhat Municipality Board along with Debabhuti Bora, the Circle Officer East, today sealed the showrooms and sized two heavy watt generators sets of the Reliance Company, and its two show rooms namely- Reliance Foot Prints and Reliance Digital. According to Kabita Kakoty Konwar, the company constructed its multi-store building over a disputed land which was owned by Manash Kumar Doss and Tapan Kumar Doss, which was constructed without their consent or noticed besides their commercial complex named Doss & Co. point at KB Road.
It was under JMB CEO Initiative that the several years long land disputes case was found totally fake and fraud by the JMB. The JMB issued repeated
notice to Reliance Foot Print and after finding no response and communication, Contd. on Page 3
BGACF demands unconditional release of 2 arrested teachers of Kokrahjar ET Correspondent Kokrajhar, July 14
Hundreds of citizens from different parts of Bengtol area participated in a peace rally organised in Bengtol on Thursday in Chirang district, demanded unconditional release of arrested two teachers, on suspect of financing to militant outfit organisation. Irrespective of organisation and citizens join hands with banner, placards took part in the rally, was organised by Bengtol Greater Area Citizens’ Forum demanded early release of arrested teachers, Jiten Narzary, Principal of Tukrajhar
HS School and Pradip Narzary, assistant Teacher of Bengtol MV School on allegation to NDFB(S) supporter, a press statement said. “Chirang police arrested teachers on July 3 for allegedly financing money to banned NDFB (S) militant outfit group, his duo were not supporter nor link with NDFB(S) according to our concerned,” the citizens’ forum said. “Instead of supporting the militants group they are victimized of ongoing chaos situation in area. So, we being the civil society of this area have appealed to concern government to release unconditionally both the
BGACF activists holding peace rally at Kokrajhar arrested teachers on humanity ground to bring peaceful situation in the area by withdrawing levelled section
on them under different IPC”, added forum. Contd. on Page 4
KMSS demand to stop illegal DU final results declared collection of parking fees Roseree, Aatreyee and Diksha bags top position A Staff Reporter Dibrugarh, July 14
Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti(KMSS) today appealed the citizens of Dibrugarh to refrain from paying parking fees to unauthorized person. The organisation asked the municipality as to how parking fees were collected in sixteen different locations of the city without official tenders and orders when only six areas had been legally identified for the purpose. The protesting KMSS activists demanded that all officials engaged in patronising these illegal parking fees be booked and punished. “The Dibrugarh Municipal Board(DMB) is doing nothing
to curb such activities. The people who are engage in collecting fees in the name of parking is totally illegal and for that no authorization who given from the DMB side. They give some lump sum amount to DMB” alleged Pradip Haloi, District president of KMSS. He added that we have done meeting with the officials of DMB and Deputy Commissioners of Dibrugarh and they have assured us to solve the problem. “DMB chairman have assured us that after March 31 they will solve the problem but till now nothing has changed,’’ alleged KMSS. The organization alleged that some media person were also involved in the parking
business and collecting illegal fess from every vehicle parked in the sides of roads. “Earlier we have protested against such activities and demanded to stop such collection of illegal taxes but DMB has not taken any step till now. Therefore, we appeal all the citizens of Dibrugarh to not give any parking fees,’’ Haloi said. Recently, Chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal have told the citizens not to pay such illegal fees in the name of parking. “The places like H.S road, RKB path are used for parking places and the people have to suffer the most due to congestion. They take Rs 10 to 20 for each vehicle and running the illegal business,’’ said KMSS president.
in arts, science and commerce respectively MDKG College secured the amongst the successful highest marks (1219) with candidates opting 158 secure first 87.07% amongst the Specialization in various Roseree Sonowal of MDKG successful candidates opting subjects in the B. Com. 6th class from College, Dibrugarh Aatreyee major in various subjects in the Semester Examination, 2016. Nath of JB College, Jorhat and B. A. 6th Semester In BA sixth semester, 17664 DHSK College Diksha Agarwal of G.S. Lohia Examination, 2016. appeared out of which 7839 A Staff Reporter Dibrugarh, July 14
Girls’ College, Tinsukia secured the top positions in the arts, science and commerce college final year exams held under Dibrugarh University, results of which were declared today. This was stated by Arinjit Hazarika, deputy controller of examinations, Dibrugarh University through a press release. Roseree Sonowal having major in Home Science of
Aatreyee Nath having major in Botany of JB College secured the highest marks (1275) with 91.07% amongst the successful candidates opting major in various subjects in the B. Sc. 6th Semester Examination, 2016. Diksha Agarwal having major in Accounting and Finance of G.S. Lohia Girls’ College secured the highest marks (1865) with 77.71 %
passed. The pass percentage was 44.37 %. In B. Sc sixth semester 3397 appeared and 1457 passed. The pass percentage was 42.89 %. In B.Comm sixth semester, 3231 appeared and 1633 passed. The pass percentage was 50.54 %. The results of BA, B.Sc and B.Comm second semester for old and new courses were also declared today. The exams were held in May, 2016.
A Staff Reporter Dibrugarh, July 14
According to the result declared by the Dibrugarh University, 158 of the total students appeared secured 1st class from DHSK college. According to principal Dr. S.K.Saikia, 104 were from the science stream and 54 were from Arts. Contd. on Page 4
Tirap DC bans hunting and fishing ET Bureau Khonsa, July 14
Tirap district is home to a number of exotic and endangered wildlife including royal Bengal tiger, clouded leopard, Hullock Gibbon, Hornbill, eagles, turtles and others. However, due to rampant hunting and fishing many of these rare and precious wild creatures are on the verge of extinction. The most endangered ape, the Hullock Gibbon which was available everywhere in the not too distant past can be spotted only in the upper reaches and the thick jungles bordering Assam. Similarly,
the state bird Hornbill that was in plenty in the past is hardly spotted. The highly endangered river turtle used to be found in great numbers in the Buri Dihing River, a tributary of the mighty Brahmaputra. But today, it has become a rarity. The jungles of Tirap district were once alive with the soothing calls of all kinds of magnificent wild birds and animals but thanks to human greed, the jungles have gone quiet with only a few birds and animals left. The many rivers and streams in the district which were teeming with fishes of all shapes and sizes
are today flowing barren, bereft of any aquatic life thanks to overfishing by using harmful methods. Against the backdrop of the grim scenario vis-a-vis depleting wildlife, Tirap Deputy Commissioner Ravi Jha through an executive order on 7th July has banned all kinds of hunting and fishing in order to save and protect the wildlife in the district. The order says, "Whereas it has been reported and brought to the notice of the undersigned that many individuals are engaged themselves in hunting of wild birds and animals and fishing in Tirap district with different types of weapons and
blasting materials. And whereas such indiscriminate hunting of wild birds and animals as well as fishing causes ecological imbalance, which is hazardous and injurious to the society and environment; And whereas, it has become expedient to take preventive and regulative measures to restrict the hunting of wild birds and animals including aquatic animals to maintain ecological balance through conservation of wild birds and animals in the interest of the people of the district. Therefore, I Ravi Jha, IAS, District Magistrate, Tirap district, Khonsa in exercise of power conferred under Section
133 CrPC do hereby prohibit hunting of birds and animals including fishing by using gelatine, poisonous substance, generator or any kind of nets." The civil society including the chiefs, GBs, PRI leaders, student leaders, women's groups and NGOs have appreciated the order of the DC and they have vowed to help the district administration in checking hunting and fishing by unscrupulous people. They felt that the past DCs did not do anything in this regard due to which many exotic birds, animals and fishes could not be protected.
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Chief Minister of Arunachal till the Supreme Court verdict on 13 July, Kalikho Pul today held a press conference at Guwahati, along with 43 MLAs who have extended their support to him. This included the Deputy Chief Ministers in his cabinet Kameng Dolo and Chowna Mein, his entire cabinet as well as all PPA, BJP and Independent MLAs, which also included Pema Khandu, who was rumoured to have been leading a move for a change against his leadership. Speaking to reporters, he congratulated Nabam Tuki for winning the legal battle in the
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