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Wednesday,
October
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2003, Chandigarh, India  
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Haryana
Cong holds “rosh march”
5 IAS, 9
IPS officers shuffled Strike by
Kurukshetra University students Police
uses force to disperse students |
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DISTRICT COURTS
Paddy
procurement from today Bailable
warrants against MLA Tributes
paid to freedom fighter
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Haryana Cong holds “rosh march” Chandigarh, September 30 Later, a delegation led by the party President, Mr Bhajan Lal, submitted a memorandum to the President of India through the Haryana Governor, Babu Parmanand. Among the members of the delegation were the Leader of the Opposition Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda; the Deputy Leader of the Congress Legislature Party, Capt Ajay Singh Yadav; and several party MLAs. The memorandum accused the NDA Government of making deliberate attempts to weaken various democratic institutions, including the judiciary. It alleged that the BJP was imposing saffron agenda on the country. Questioning the competence of the Central Government to ensure the security of the nation, the Congress alleged that it was because of the inefficiency of the Vajpayee Government that Pakistan could intrude into Kargil and terrorists could attack Parliament and Akshardham. It also blamed the BJP for the Gujarat riots, attacks on minorities and their institutions. The memorandum urged the President to take urgent steps to save the country’s fabric from an irreversible and irreparable damage. |
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Selja flays NDA government Ambala, September 30 Earlier, addressing the rally, a leader of the Haryana Congress, Mr Kuldeep Sharma, said the northern part of the state had always been ignored by every government. |
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Cong rally on October
2 Ambala, September 30 Mr Jain said the rally would be organised in Anaj Mandi, Ambala
Sadar, and presided over by Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee President Bhajan
Lal. |
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5 IAS, 9 IPS officers shuffled Chandigarh, September 30 Mr Desh Raj Singh, SP, Kurukshetra, and Mr K.K. Rao, SP, Fatehabad, will swap their places of posting. Mr A.S. Ahlawat, SP, Sirsa, goes as SP, Hisar, vice Mr O.P. Kadiyan, who has been posted as SP, Security-II, against a vacant post. Ms Mamta Singh has been posted as SP, Sirsa. Mr Sukhdev Singh, SP, Bhiwani and Mr Yoginder Singh Nehra, SP, Kaithal, will swap their places of posting. Mr Mohammad Akil, SP, Jhajjar, has been posted as SP, Ambala, vice Mr H S Doon, who will be SP, Jhajjar. Mr Akil will also hold the office of Chief Executive Officer, Haryana Wakf Board, Ambala. The state government also issued the posting and transfer orders of five IAS officers. Mr Roshan Lal, Director, Secondary Education and Project Director, Prathamik Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad, was posted as Special Secretary, Health and Medical Education Departments, against a vacant post. Mr Gulab Singh Sarot, Joint Secretary, Home-I, has been posted as MD of Haryana Scheduled Castes, Finance and Development Corporation Limited, Haryana Backward Classes and Economically Weaker Sections Kalyan Nigam and the Haryana Women Development Corporation. Mr M Kithan has been posted as Special Secretary, Home-I. Mr Tarun Bajaj has been posted as MD, Haryana Dairy Development Cooperative Federation Ltd and Haryana Dairy Development Corporation Limited, relieving Mr H.S. Dhankar. Mr R.K. Khullar has been appointed Director, Secondary Education, Joint Secretary, Secondary Education Department, and State Project Director, Haryana Prathamik Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad. |
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Strike by Kurukshetra
University students Kurukshetra, September 30 It is being alleged that a student attacked Station House Officer (SHO), Om Prakash while a girl student roughed up a woman constable on the premises of M.D. Mahila Mahavidyalaya here. However Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Headquarters, Anil Dhawan denied it saying that the students strike remained peaceful and no untoward incident had been reported so far. Meanwhile, Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti, leaders claimed that the students strike in the district of Panipat, Yamunanagar, Jind, Sonepat, Rohtak, Hisar, Jhajjar, Gurgaon, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Kaithal and Karnal was successful and students meetings were organised on the college premises. Students also raised slogans in support of their demands, they added. |
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Police uses force to disperse students Hisar, September 30 The Students Federation of India (SFI) had given a call for today’s strike in protest against the disaffiliation of colleges of five districts from
Kurukshetra University and fee-hike. Members of the local unit of the SFI were on their way from the local Chhotu Ram Chowk to the Mini-secretariat to submit a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner in this connection. As soon as they reached near the HAU gate on Raj Garh road, the police resorted to mild lathicharge on them. The police also took some students into custody. Later, they converged again and took out protest march and raised slogans against the Chautala government and the police. They also submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner. |
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DISTRICT
COURTS Ambala, September
30 He was arrested by the Vigilance Bureau around three months
back in a scam which had caused a loss of 97 crore to the state
exchequer. The bureau had also arrested, Ajit Mohan Sharan, the then
Managing Director of the corporation, in this case. Since then, both
officers have been in judicial custody in the Ambala Central Jail.
Judicial remand
The Estate Officer of the Ambala Housing Board, who
was arrested by the Vigilance Bureau on Monday, was produced in a
local court here today. He was remanded to judicial custody for 14
days. It may be mentioned that on a complaint of Phool Singh, a
resident of Landa village, the bureau had raided his office and caught
him red handed while accepting a bribe of Rs 1000 from the
complainant. Bhaniarawala case
Dalip Singh Bikkar, a close
associate of Baba Bhaniarawala was produced in a local court here
today, which remanded him to judicial custody for 14 days. He was
taken into custody for investigation by the Ambala police on the day
of attack on Baba, a few days back. The police had alleged that the
assailant, Gopal, was known to Bikkar and it suspected his involvement
in the attack. However, on the day of attack Baba had clarified to
mediapersons in the hospital that Bikkar had nothing to do with the
attack. It may be mentioned that Baba was injured when Gopal attacked
him with a knife when Baba had come to the CJM court to appear in a
case there. |
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Paddy procurement from today Fatehabad, September 30 The Food and Supplies Department Hafed, Haryana Warehousing Corporation, Confed, Haryana Agro Industries and the Food Corporation of India have been assigned the job of procurement in the district. The Deputy Commissioner, Dr R.B. Langyan, told mediapersons that the Food and Supplies Department has been allocated a procurement share of 20 per cent, Hafed 33 per cent, Haryana Warehousing Corporation 9 per cent, Haryana Agro Industries 9 per cent, Confed 9 per cent and the FCI 20 per cent. The government has allocated Bhiwani and Hisar districts to the FCI for the procurement of bajra. |
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Bailable warrants against MLA Karnal, September 30 The firm of Mr Gupta had issued a cheque for Rs 85 lakh to Confed, which had bounced. Confed had filed a case against the MLA under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The court issued warrants against the MLA when he failed to appear before it yesterday.
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Tributes
paid to freedom fighter Kharkhara (Jind), September 30 The freedom fighter died after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his wife Pritam Kaur and other family members. Fauza Singh had contributed to the Quit India Movement. He had pasted bills and “Lal Akhbaar” against the British on walls in Lahore. |
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