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CPMT paper leak: Shanta for CBI probe
Signature drive to hasten election of BJP chief
Land to landless, minister unhappy over delay
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Press Day observed
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CPMT paper leak: Shanta for CBI probe
Palampur, November 17 In a press note here today Mr Kumar said with the arrest of a brother of a Cabinet Minister and relation of another Congress leader, it appeared that persons close to the powers to be had a link with this scam. He added after the arrest of relations of ruling party leaders, the police was working under pressure from high ups to hush up the matter. Criticising Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh he said, the Chief Minister was opposing the probe into the CMPT paper leakage scam and he had given a clean chit to the Vice-Chancellor of H.P. University and rejected the request of parents of students who were victims of this scam. — OC |
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Signature drive to hasten election of BJP chief
Shimla, November 17 It is learnt some of BJP leaders from Himachal, including former MP, Maheshwar Singh and former Health Minister, J.P. Nadda, were present at the meeting in Chandigarh. Supporters of former Chief Minister, Shanta Kumar and state’s BJP chief, Suresh Bhardwaj also attended the meeting. Party sources said some of the delegates, who form the electoral college for the state BJP chief’s election undertook a signature campaign to impress upon the high command to hold elections as majority of the delegates were with them. “We will give these signatures to the central leaders and demand that election be held as majority of the delegates were in favour of Mr Maheshwar Singh as state’s party chief,” said a leader at Chandigarh. These leaders will central leaders in Delhi tomorrow and hand over signatures list. Some of the leaders from the Dhumal camp claimed that fake signatures were being put on this request. They said some state BJP leaders had already informed the central leadership about the meeting in Chandigarh. |
Land to landless, minister unhappy over delay
Kangra, November 17 Mr Mahajan was speaking at a meet the press organised by the Trigarth Press Club here last evening. He said removal of encroachments in the forest area was a priority of the government. He decried the previous BJP government for encouraging encroachments in the forests. He said during second phase encroachments on national highways would be removed. |
Press Day observed
KANGRA: National Press Day was observed here on Thursday by the Trigarth Press Club.
Journalists stressed on society to provide media a helping hand in bringing out the truth before the people.
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