New Delhi, October 12
Amidst high drama, activists of the India Against Corruption (IAC) and the Rashtriya Viklang Party (RVP) were detained today when they tried to march towards the Prime Minister's residence. They were demanding the dismissal of Law Minister Salman Khurshid for the alleged financial irregularities in a UP-based NGO run by him.

As Kejriwal and his associates along with nearly 200 activists, including the differently abled members, insisted on being stationed until their demand was met at the makeshift jail at Bawana, the Delhi police had a tough time in dealing with the IAC members.

Arvind was taken separately in a police van to Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Bawana where half of the supporters remained outside the makeshift jail while 100 were detained till late evening.

An unfazed Kejriwal said that the protest will continue and it is shame that the government is using force to muzzle the voice of the differently abled people rather than taking action against Khurshid. "This is dictatorship and Khurshid has to resign. We'll sit on dharna back at Parliament Street once we are let off," he said.

Umesh Prachand, a resident of Gautam Buddha Nagar, said the Prime Minister's indifferent gesture is quite uncalled for as he didn't even seek a clarification from Khurshid over the misuse of grants given by the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to the NGO run by him and his wife Louis.

Earlier around noon, Kejriwal, Gopal Rai, Manish Sisodia accompanied by physically challenged persons under the banner of RVP, marched towards the 7 Race Course Road to press for Khurshid's removal.

But, they were stopped by the police from going ahead even as the PM refused to meet them. The activists kept demonstrating till late afternoon.

"A police complaint should be filed immediately against Salman Khurshid and his wife. Khurshid should be removed from the Cabinet till proven innocent. Both of them are influential people, they can tamper with the evidence and pressure witnesses. They should be arrested immediately," Kejriwal said.

Meanwhile, Delhi police PRO Rajan Bhagat said that the protestors, detained under section 65 of the Delhi Police Act, are likely to be released later.

New Delhi, October 12
To put an end to the problems in getting the property documents registered, the Delhi government has started online facilities recently. In July, the sub-registrar office at Mehrauli was made online and today the Rohini office has also gone online.

The government has made the experience of registration and stamping modernized and user-friendly. The revenue department intends to overhaul the conventional registration process with the inauguration of the state-of-the-art e-sub-registrar office at Rohini.

At present, a person who wants to get a document registered has to deal with a huge rush and other problems. To put an end to this, the new system envisages a process in which each applicant arrives at the e-sub-registrar office with a pre-fixed appointment. The appointment can be taken online by accessing the website of the revenue department. On reaching the e-sub-registrar office, the applicants will have access to the best infrastructure and amenities.

The registered documents will be delivered to them the very same day at the e-sub-registrar office and in case their documents are rejected or impounded, they will be informed in writing on the same day.

The revenue department intends to eliminate the menace of touts and middlemen by making the registration process transparent and accessible. Facilitation counters at the e-sub-registrar office will help the applicants at every step of registration.

New Delhi, October 12
The State Election Commission will modify the online registration system of electoral rolls with making some changes in the online form, said Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vijay Kumar Dev.

He said that at present the online form asks for lots of details like assembly constituency, its serial number, election booth number and centre for the election office. But after modifying the system, when the applicant types his name and area other details will appear on the net automatically, said Dev.

While giving details about revision of electoral rolls, correction in election photo identity cards, deletion and addition of electorate names, the CEO said that the government has decided to issue election photo identity cards to homeless people who do not have address proof. When asked how it will be done, he said that under the Mission Convergence Scheme the city government had conducted a survey of homeless people who lived under the flyovers, verandas of office, footpaths, etc. On that basis the officials of the election office will inquire about the details of the homeless people before issuing the photo identity cards.

The state commission has made a system for voters' education and electoral participation under which all the eligible people will have to get their photo identity cards. He said that in boarder areas of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh some people have double photo identity cards. The commission will discuss the issue with its counterparts in both the neighbouring states to end the duplication.

The CEO stated this while making announcement that process of revision for electoral roll will begin on October 15. The filing claims and objections will begin on October 15 and will end on November 14 and final publication of electoral will be on January 10, 2013.