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Raipur. The district administration is now going to run a yellow line campaign within 100 yards of government schools and colleges. In this, the Kotpa Act 2003 is being implemented smoothly and challan action is also being taken by the authorized officer for violation of section 4.

In this regard, Collector Dr. Gaurav Singh held a meeting of the District Level Coordination Committee under the National Tobacco Control Program in the Red Cross Hall located in the Collectorate premises. During this, the Raipur Collector gave instructions to make all government offices, private schools and gram panchayats of the district tobacco free under the National Tobacco Control Program.

Under Section 5 and 6 of the Act, challan action will be taken from time to time to make railway stations, bus stations, public places and all offices smoke free. In this series, the administration will now keep a close watch on educational institutions. Nodal officers will be nominated in all departments and training is also being given to run the campaign smoothly at the development block level so that educational institutions can be made tobacco free.

Ashutosh Tiwari, Jagdalpur. The issue of garbage dumping by the Municipal Corporation in the wards of the city is increasing. On Sunday, the councilor and residents of Ganganagar ward demonstrated by dumping garbage on Geedam Road. Today, after months of protest in Chhatrapati and Maharana Pratap Dev wards, the residents blocked the National Highway in front of the Forest Department over dumping of garbage in the ward. This jam lasted for about an hour, due to which traffic was completely disrupted. Seeing the situation of the jam, the district administration sent the Tehsildar to the spot.

The Tehsildar talked to the protesters. During this, the councilors and the residents of the ward demanded that the city’s garbage should not be dumped in their ward. The Tehsildar assured that now garbage will not be dumped there, after which traffic was restored. In recent times, the residents of the ward have faced serious problems due to garbage. Due to the garbage dumped in the pond, the water has become so contaminated that people bathing in it are getting big rashes on their skin. Many people have also fallen ill due to the smell of garbage.

Former MLA expressed concern over the indifference of the corporation

Former MLA Rekhachand Jain expressed concern over the corporation’s apathy and said that the residents of the ward are troubled. He also took the state government to task and said that he is working to wake up the sleeping government. Jain warned that if the problem is not resolved, he will continue to resort to road blockades and protests. This issue has become a matter of serious concern not only for the residents of the ward but for the entire city. If the administration does not pay immediate attention to it, the struggle will continue.

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Jitendra Sinha, Gariaband. A sensational case has come to light from the district. The rotten body of a young man who was missing for the last one week has been found in the Ganiyari forest. On receiving the information about the body being found, the police reached the spot and started investigating by registering a case. This case is from the Fingeeshwar police station area.

According to the information received, this morning the villagers of Patora village had gone to collect putu in the forest, when they saw a rotten dead body in the forest. The information of which was given to the Fingeshwar police. The police reached the spot and took the body in their custody and sent it for post-mortem.

Police said that deceased Hiraman Sahu’s wife Namrata Sahu had lodged a complaint in the police station about 20 days ago, in which the wife had told that her husband used to beat her every day in a drunken state. The complaint was made on August 31. After which the police started investigating the case.

It is being told that Hiraman Sahu had fled from home fearing police action in the case and was missing from home since last Monday. Now his body was found in the forest in a suspicious condition. Whether Hiraman Sahu’s death is a murder or suicide, it will be known only after the post-mortem report comes. Police is investigating the matter and efforts are also being made to gather information from the local people.

Purushottam Patra, Gariaband. A case has come to light in Ghumrapadar of the district where villagers have held a truck loaded with 200 bags of ration hostage for the past 3 days. This truck had arrived here on 20th September to drop ration from Devbhog Warehouse, after dumping the ration the vehicle got stuck in the shop premises. The truck driver called a villager with a tractor to pull the vehicle out. During this, the truck hit the tractor, due to which the tractor driver was seriously injured. During this, the angry family members of the driver and the villagers held the truck hostage demanding compensation. Today Amlipar police went to release it but the matter did not work out.

Actually, on 20th September, the truck had left from Devbhog warehouse to drop ration. After dumping ration in Ghumrapadar, the vehicle got stuck in the shop premises. Madhuram’s tractor from the same village was called to pull it out. Madhu’s son Jitendra (26 years) was driving the tractor. After towing, the truck somehow started, so the tractor gave it a side to move ahead. The truck moved ahead but could not climb the courtyard, it reversed and hit the tractor’s head. The first time only the tractor was shattered. When the driver carelessly hit the truck for the second time, the tractor driver Jitendra’s ears were torn. The driver was badly injured. First he was admitted to Amlipadar and then to Devbhog hospital. The case was serious, so he was referred to Raipur. Jitendra is admitted in a private hospital in the capital since the night of 20th. Father Madhuram is adamant on demanding the full cost of treatment from the truck owner, the family members along with the villagers have held the truck hostage along with 200 bags of ration for the last three days. It is surprising that despite the matter being serious, Amlipar police has not yet registered a case.

Here, the police reached the village along with the revenue officers and were trying to convince the family. An attempt was made to collect Rs. 40,000 and give it to the family who was demanding the cost of treatment, but the family is demanding the full cost of treatment.

In this case, Amlipar police station in-charge Jai Singh Dhruve said that since the date of the incident, the victim’s family is being asked to become an applicant. They say that if a case is registered, they will not be able to get medical expenses from the truck owner. Today again it has been said that the family is not ready to agree. Tomorrow I will register the case at any cost.

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Shivam Mishra, Raipur. A plan is being made to develop modern townships on the lines of Kaushalya Vihar in all urban body areas in Chhattisgarh. In this regard, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Chhattisgarh has shared information on X (formerly Twitter).

BJP’s tweet said that urban development will get a new impetus during the Sai government in the state. Under this initiative, planned townships will be built in all urban areas of Chhattisgarh, which will provide better facilities and planned housing to the citizens. Developed townships like Kaushalya Vihar will have facilities of underground electricity, wide roads, parks.

Sandeep Singh Thakur, Lormi. A fox attacked 8 to 10 people last night in a village near the forest of Khudiya forest area of ​​Mungeli forest division. The people injured in the attack have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Read this also: Chhattisgarh: Sarpanches of 62 panchayats blocked the roads, protesters adamant on these demands

These days, cases of nuisance caused by wild animals are being reported from villages near the forests of Khudiya and Lormi forest area. In a village near the forests of Khudiya forest area, a fox has made villagers its prey. Confirming the incident, Khudiya Ranger Christopher Kujur said that the injured have been admitted to a 50-bed hospital for treatment, where continuous monitoring is being done.

After this incident, there is an atmosphere of panic among the villagers. There is a lot of concern especially for the small children who keep playing outside the house. Understanding the situation, the forest department is making announcements in the village and appealing to the people to be cautious.

Mithlesh Gupta, Jashpur. A robbery has taken place in Jashpur district of Chhattisgarh. Masked miscreants entered a grocery shop at gunpoint. During this, the robbers beat up the shopkeeper and fled after looting cash and grocery items. The incident has been captured in CCTV camera. On receiving information about the incident, the police has started investigating. This case is from Lodam police station area.

According to the information, Portenga village of Jashpur is adjacent to Jharkhand border Gumla. Three masked miscreants reached the grocery shop of Portenga resident Narendra Minj located at Lodam Chowki late at night. During this, the accused beat up the shopkeeper at gunpoint and fled from the spot after looting 30 to 40 thousand rupees kept in the cash box and grocery items. After the incident, the victim shopkeeper informed the police about the matter. On receiving information about the incident, Lodam and Jashpur police reached the spot and blocked various places to catch the robbers. At the same time, the police is also taking the help of CCTV footage to catch the robbers.

The robbery incident was caught on camera

CCTV footage of the robbery incident has also surfaced. In the video, it can be seen that the accused enter the shop from behind the shopkeeper with a towel tied around his mouth and point a gun at the elderly shopkeeper. After that, the accused push him and make him sit on a chair. Then they beat him up and fled after looting cash and goods. At present, the police is busy investigating the case.

Durg. The first All India Weightlifting Cluster (Weightlifting, Yoga and Power Lifting) Championship 2024-2025 is being organized by the All India Police Control Board New Delhi and Chhattisgarh Police from 23 to 27 September 2024. This event is a proud moment for Chhattisgarh, as the state has got the hosting of this championship being organized for the first time.

Let us tell you that 33 teams from different states, union territories and central security forces are participating in this championship, in which a total of 1500 coaches and players are taking part. The championship will be organized at three different places in Bhilai, which will further increase the enthusiasm for sports in the region.

The competition will feature several events across different categories:

Powerlifting (Men/Women): Total 10 events Weightlifting (Men/Women): Total 8 events Yoga (Men/Women): Total 5 events

It is worth mentioning that in this championship, players of different age groups will compete for a total of 312 medals, in which 52 players of Chhattisgarh Police will participate. Chhattisgarh Police is giving a grand welcome to all the managers, coaches and participants coming to the championship by giving them towels and bouquets. Accommodation arrangements have been made at various places and food has been arranged at Jayanti Stadium Ground for all the players and coaching staff.

This event will not only promote sports, but will also bring fame to Chhattisgarh at the national level. All sports lovers and spectators are appealed to participate in this prestigious event and encourage the players.

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