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Ahmedabad: When a boycalled Narendra Panchal onSaturday to tell him that it washis missing son, Ronak — whohad been untraceable sinceFebruary 2012 — Panchal wasstunned with disbelief. Theskepticism was natural: the boywas speaking with a thick Hin-di accent.

However, when Panchal re-ached the designated spot nearthe CTM Bridge, the boy couldnot control himself and ran to-wards Panchal and hugged himtightly with teary eyes. Panchaldid not need further proof. Itwas indeed his lost son.

Ronak, a class VI student ofPooja School in the CTM area,had started off from home atnoon on February 22, 2012.That was the last time hisfam-ilysawhim,be-foreSaturday. After Vishwa Patel,11, was reported missing on Ja-nuary 26, 2012, this was the sec-ond major case; a state-widedrive to track down missing

kids began soon thereafter. An emotional Panchal told

TOI that he had not lost hopethrough the days of de-spair. “We did not leave any

stone unturned to learnabout the whereabouts ofRonak,” he said. “Wemight have visited all cor-

ners of the state with thehope that we would seehim again. We could noteven live in the same house

as it reminded us of him.”

THE BOY’S JOURNEY “According to Ronak’s ac-

count, he was going to school

that day when a man offeredhim a chocolate,” said SanjayJoshi, the founder of Search MyChild, an organization formedin 2012 to track down missingchildren. “He does not remem-ber anything after that. Whenhe woke up, he found himself ata roadside dhaba. The menthere forced him to do all sortsof odd jobs. He says that therewere two other boys of his age.”The kids were not allowed touse their real names and werebeckoned with labels such as‘Babu’.

Ramol police said that Ro-nak found a chance to flee re-cently. He kept running till hefound a railway station. “Heboarded a train that was headedfrom Ajmer to Mumbai, a factthat indicates that Rajasthanwas the probable place of con-finement for Ronak,” said a po-lice official. “In the morning hegot down at Kalupur Stationand took a mini-truck to the Ra-bari Colony.”

Ronak could not find his par-ents at his old home. He thenran to his father’s workplace.When he could not find himthere either, he approached anearby fruit vendor to make thecall.

Ronak May Have Been Victim Of Human Trafficking

Ronak (centre) with his familymembers

TOI

Boy missing sinceFeb ’12 returns home

Ahmedabad: A 28-year-oldwoman, Parul Chauhan — aresident of Marlin Park-2 inVatva — was found strangulat-ed in her flat on Saturday after-noon. Cops suspect robbery af-ter they found earrings, a goldchain, and two cellphones mis-sing from the flat. However, acupboard and other articlesseemed to be in place.

“We are checking other as-pects as well,” said a police offi-cial. Vatva police officials saidthe newlywed Chauhan couplehad rented the flat about sixmonths back. “Parul’s hus-band Netrapal works for apharmaceutical company inMithakali,” said a police offi-cial.

According to police, atabout 3 pm on Saturday, a mandelivering a debit cardknocked at Chauhans’ door butthere was no response. “Thecourier then called the cellnumber of the intended recip-ient,” said a senior crimebranch official. “Parul’s hus-band received the call but bythen the courier and alreadyleft the apartment premises.”

Police sources said thatworried about his wife not an-swering the phone, Netrapal

rushed home to find his wife ly-ing on a mattress with herhands and legs tied. She hadbruises on her face, which wascovered with a shirt belongingto Netrapal.

“He then called the police.We found that the unidentifiedassailants did not force theirway into the flat,” said a policeofficial. “After strangulatingParul, the assailants had cov-ered her with another mat-tress.” Crime branch officialssaid the main door of the flathas an interlock and onceclosed could not be openedfrom the outside. “We are tak-ing details from the courierand also from the victim’s hus-band,” the senior crime branchofficial said. “We are scanningCCTV footage from nearbyshops and also questioning thesecurity guard of the flat.”

Woman murderedin Vatva apartment

Police Suspect Robbery

Ahmedabad: Five new police stationsare to come up in Ahmedabad city lim-its in addition to the existing 39. Thenew police stations will be at Bodakdev,Paldi, Narol, Nikol and Krishnanagar.

Senior police sources said the newpolice stations were approved sincelong and now when the population ofthe city was on the rise, there was a needto start them fast.

“We have written to the concerneddeputy commissioners of police to findsuitable land or rented premises tomake the new police stations functionalas soon as possible,” said city policecommissioner Shivanand Jha.

Police officials said Bodakdev is anarea which falls between Vastrapur andSatellite police stations. “The popula-tion of the area is fast increasing, henceto maintain law and order, setting up ofa new police station was the need of the

hour,” said apolice offi-cial.

Jha saidthat at pre-sent Ellis-bridge andVejalpur po-lice stations

are covering a large area and hence, a bi-furcation of the area was needed.

Narol, Nikole and Krushnagar arethe areas which have sizable populationand hence, separate police stations areneeded there. “We will soon be decidingon the staff and other needs of the po-lice stations such as posting of inspec-tors and allocation of vehicles,” addedJha.

Senior police officials said they arealso thinking of creating new zones inaddition to the existing seven, whichare monitored by an officer of the rankof deputy commissioner of police.

Five new police stationsto come up in city

Ahmedabad: Four months ago,Ramol police had busted a bootleg-ging racket in which booze wastransported in a college bus; nowcops have blown the lid off a boot-legging operation in which drink-ing water tankers were used.

In a Prevention of CrimeBranch’s action carried out on Sat-urday, a water tanker was inter-cepted near Vasantnagar in Naro-da and 540 bottles of Indian-madeforeign liquor and 93 beer canswere seized.

“Anybody could have beenfoxed as no one would think that atanker bearing the words ‘clean

drinking water’ would transportliquor,” said inspector Kiran Modiof PCB. “We acted on a specific tip-off and hence were able to inter-

cept the vehicle.” PCB sources saidthe alert had stated that a listedbootlegger, Sandeep Diwakar, hadsent liquor and beer from Bichu-wada in Rajasthan in a water tank-er for a Gujarat-based bootlegger,Bharat Langda.

“We kept a watch at Vasantna-gar and as we intercepted the tank-er, the driver fled,” said a PCBsource. Senior officials said theyare investigating how the vehiclemanaged to travel from Bichuwa-da to Naroda unnoticed.

Inspector Modi said Bharatlangda had been detained underthe Prevention of Anti-Social Ac-tivities Act (PASA) earlier. “He wasreleased in April 2015,” he said.

Vehicle From Rajasthan Reached Naroda Unnoticed

The tanker was intercepted in Naroda and 540 IMFL bottles and 93beer cans were seized

TOI

Liquor in water tanker tobeat prohibition drought!

Ahmedabad: Gujarat highcourt has sought explanationfrom the Ahmedabad DistrictCo-operative Bank over allega-tions of corruption in the proc-ess of recruitment of peonsand clerks.

Petitioner Madhavpura Se-va Sahakari Mandali Ltd con-tended that the term of the pre-sent governing body had gotover in 2006 and the process ofrecruitment has been illegallyinitiated by the same body.

The petition also allegedcorruption and claimed thatthe recruitment is taking placein a hurried manner so that theprocess gets over before theelections take place. The pet-ition has demanded that therecruitment should be accord-ing to rules laid down by the co-operation department. TNN

HC notice toADC Bank over

recruitment

Ahmedabad: The state’snew organic policy, madepublic at Ahmedabad, prom-ises not just to increase thestate’s organic farming bud-get by 10 times against theexisting budget of Rs 10crore, but also aims to in-crease land under organicfarming to nearly 40,000 hec-tares against the existing ar-ea of 4,000 hectares.

Talking to reporters, De-vendra Sharma, agricultureand food expert who was intown for the policy release,at a seminar by JATAN, anNGO in the organic farming

field, said that Gujarat wasthe ninth state in the coun-try to come out with such apolicy.

The policy announcesspecial incentives to ruralyouth, women’s self-helpgroups, tribal and farmergroups for production or or-ganic inputs including seedsas well as processing andmarketing of organic farmproduce. The new policy alsoemphasizes research and de-velopment of organic pro-duce, conduction of trainingcourses, and setting of syl-labus. The police stated thatagricultural produce mar-keting committees, munici-

pal corporations, non-gov-ernmental organization,self-help groups will be giv-en incentives for marketingorganic produce. The gov-ernment in its policy alsostated that there would beconcessions in certificationcost so even small and mar-ginal farmers could benefit.The government has also de-cided to have special namesfor the organic productsfrom Gujarat under thebrand name Gujarat Orga-nic, Garvi Gujarat-OrganicGujarat. It further said thattribal areas and areas withlow agro-chemical usagewould be benefitted.

New organic policy unveiledAhmedabad:After claiming totame parking issues on the busyroads of western Ahmedabad,traffic department has nowtrained its guns on the WalledCity.

As a kick-off to the cam-paign, senior traffic cops in-cluding deputy commissionerof police, traffic department,Mohit Jani, and assistant com-missioner of police (traffic)Umesh Patel conducted a drive

on Relief Road passing throughthe heart of the old city and de-tained about 13 four-wheelersfor illegal parking. DCP Janitold TOI that their departmentwas in consultation with local

doesn’t affect the moving traf-fic. From Monday, we will beconducting a drive against theloading vehicles,” said Patel.

Senior traffic officials saidfrom Saturday Traffic TaskForce (TTF) will be deployedduring peak hours in the morn-ing and evening to enforce traf-fic and parking rules.

“Along with the TTF, trafficinterceptors and cranes will al-so be deployed to intercept vehi-cles not following the trafficrules,” added Patel. “We needother parking plots to park ourand our customers’ vehicles. Wewill make a representation be-fore the AMC,” said shop ownerDharmendra Patel.

businessman on Relief Road forthe past two days and suggested,drop and go formula for busi-nessman to avoid traffic conges-tion on Relief Road. “The busi-nessman on Relief Road,owning cars should stick to theformula of drop and go. Itmeans that their vehiclesshould leave the Relief Road af-ter dropping them and shouldbe parked in pay and park,” ex-plained Jani.

ACP Patel said from DhanaSuthar Pole to Railway station,the problem of loading vehiclespersists for a long time.

“We’ve suggested local busi-nessman to fix a time for load-ing and unloading so that it

13 four-wheelers were detainedfor illegal parking

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Strict enforcement of drop-and-go plan

MARK YOURDIARY

‘Songs for Peace’, a candlelight march for Nepal quake victims, today at Vastrapur Lake, from 7pm

QUAKE

The Grand Housie for A CAUSE 2.0!, today at Gujarat University Convention and Exhibition Center, from 6.30 pm

CHARITY

Free Our Trees - Tree ‘unnailing’ drive, today at Prahladnagar Garden, from 6am to 8 am

ENVIRONMENT

Youth Camp Series - Mind Your Attitude, today at Chinmaya Mission, Jodhpur Tekra, Opp ISRO, from 9 am

CONFERENCE

Educational Seminar- Islamic School: Waqt Ki Zarurat, today at Seth Mangaldas Town Hall, Ellisbridge, from 10 am

SEMINAR

Workshop on ‘Final Year Projects’, today at CreArt Educations, from 10am

WORKSHOP

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Ahmedabad: The IndianInstitute of Technology,Gandhinagar (IIT-Gn) incollaboration with theUniversity of Saskatchewan,Canada is convening aSummer Institute on ‘GlobalHealth and Development’from May 17 to June 12 at itscampus. This month-longsummer programme is oneof its kind on the topic ofglobal health anddevelopment. Themethodology for deliveringknowledge, training andengaging researchersinvolves intensive use ofdebates and discussionsaround the topic. TNN

Programme for equitableworld at IIT-Gn

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The new policestations will be atBodakdev, Paldi,Narol, Nikol andKrishnanagar

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Ahmedabad: It was hardfor cops to believe that Bha-rat Didawala, 44, and his ac-complices travelled on bikesall the way from Delhi to Ah-medabad with a booty of Rs11 lakh which they hadrobbed from a Delhi resi-dent just outside a bank.However, the Delhi Policeconfirmed the circumstanc-es of the robbery.

“The only discrepancy isthat the complaint lodgedwith the Delhi Police saysthe victim was robbed of Rs40 lakh, while according toDidawala, he and his accom-plices grabbed a bag con-taining Rs 11 lakh,” said as-sistant commissioner ofpolice, crime branch, M DChaudhry.

According to crimebranch sources, Didawalaand his five accomplices leftAhmedabad on three bikesand after reaching Himmat-nagar they loaded the bikesinto a truck and reachedGurgaon. They then unload-ed the bikes after paying Rs7,000 to the truck driver andentered Delhi. “One of therobbers then went into a

bank and tipped off other ac-complices outside about aman coming out with cashin a bag,” said a crimebranch official.

Crime branch sourcessaid that the robbers posi-tioned outside the banksnatched the bag and droveout of Delhi and reached Ah-medabad in two days. “Weare hunting for the rest ofthe accused who had theirshare in the booty,” said acrime branch official. “Di-dawala was arrested inMumbai for a similar of-fence some time back.”

The Main Accused Held After 8 Months

Robbery in Delhi,escape home on

bikes to Ahmedabad

TIMES NEWS NETWORK Didawala and hisfive accomplicesleft Ahmedabad onthree bikes andafter reachingHimmatnagar theyloaded the bikesinto a truck andreached Gurgaon.They then unloadedthe bikes afterpaying Rs 7,000 tothe truck driver andentered Delhi

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