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PRAYAGRAJ : The Allahabad high

court has directed the district

magistrate and the chairman,

district legal services authority of

Chitrakoot, to probe the alleged

forced sexual exploitation of

minor girls from tribal families

working in illegal mines in that

district for survival and submit

their separate reports by July 28.

The bench comprising chief

justice Govind Mathur and jus-

tice SD Singh passed the order

while taking cognizance of an

email sent by a Delhi- based law-

yer Dr Abhishek Atrey.

The e-mail, addressed to the

chief justice of Allahabad high

court, was treated as a petition for

writ in public interest by the

bench headed by the chief justice.

Citing media reports in con-

nection with the alleged sexual

abuse of minor girls in Chitrak-

oot, serious allegations were also

levelled pertaining to the viola-

tion of Child Labour (Prohibition

and Regulation) Act, 1986.

As per some media reports,

minor girls from poor tribal fami-

lies are forced to work in illegal

mines for survival but the con-

tractors and middlemen don’t

pay their wages easily. These

girls are allegedly forced to trade

off their bodies for getting their

meagre wages. The court has

directed its registry to send a

notice of petition to DM and chair-

man, district legal services

authority and fixed July 28 as

next date of hearing in the case.

Probe ‘sexual abuse’ of minor girls in Chitrakoot, says high court

LUCKNOW: A 42-year-old media

professional, Manoj Mishra, died

at the Dr Ram Manohar Lohia

Institute of Medical Sciences

(RMLIMS) late on Friday night.

Chief minister Yogi Adityanath

has expressed grief on the death.

Manoj, a resident of Old City

area, was admitted to one private

hospital near IT crossing six days

back and had been discharged on

Thursday. However, post dis-

charge, his condition worsened

with Manoj experiencing diffi-

culty in breathing. He had to be

rushed to various hospitals. He

was later brought to RMLIMS.

“He came in serious condition,

with breathlessness and had kid-

ney and heart problem too. His

oxygen level too was low,” said Dr

Srikesh Singh, spokesperson

RMLIMS. Manoj was admitted to

the semi-ICU made in the emer-

gency area of the institute and his

Covid-19 test came negative. Doc-

tors tried to save him but he died

during treatment. HTC

MEDIA PERSON DIES, CM EXPRESSES GRIEF

POWER MEN WARN OF STIR LUCKNOW : Urging chief minister Yogi Adityanath to reject the alleged proposal seeking privati-sation of Purvanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd (VVNL), power engineers and employees associa-tions on Saturday warned of launching a stir if the proposal was not junked. HTC

LUCKNOW : A 28-year-old man shot dead his 25-year-old wife after an argument at their Ekta Nagar locality house, under the Thakurganj police station limits, here on Saturday morning, police said. They said the man has been arrested and the illegal firearm used in the crime has been recovered from his possession. An FIR has been registered in the matter and investigations are on.

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MAN SHOOTS WIFE DEAD, ARRESTED

VARANASI : The marriage of a

16-year-old girl with a 21-year-

old youth was stopped in Dubey-

pur village under Jalalpur

police limits of Jaunpur district

on Saturday when district child

protection officer Chandan Rai

along with a police team

reached there. HTC

MARRIAGE OF MINOR STOPPED IN JAUNPUR

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LUCKNOW: The Shri Ram Janma-

bhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust

and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad

(VHP) have planned Diwali-like

celebrations in Ayodhya and

across the state on August 5, the

day Prime Minister Narendra

Modi will preside over bhumi

pujan for Ram temple in the

temple town, a VHP functionary

said.

In Ayodhya, the birth place of

Lord Ram, Hindu saints have

given a call to locals to mark

bhumi pujan by observing

Diwali on the same day.

As part of the celebrations, all

temples in Ayodhya will be

decorated and lit with

diyas (earthen lamps) in the

evening. Special puja will also

be performed in all temples in

Ayodhya on the bhumi pujan

day. In the rest of the state, VHP

has asked people to light

earthen lamps at entrance of

their homes on the day PM Modi

will lay foundation stone of the

Ram temple in Ayodhya.

“Apart from Diwali celebra-

tions in Ayodhya, in all promi-

nent temples across the state,

the VHP will ensure that special

puja (aarti) is performed in the

evening on August 5 to mark the

foundation laying ceremony of

Ram temple,” said VHP regional

spokesperson Sharad Sharma,

who operates from karsevakpu-

ram in Ayodhya.

The VHP celebrates its foun-

dation day on the festive occa-

sion of Rakshabandhan every

year, which falls on August 3

this year. To mark its founda-

tion day and bhumi pujan of

Ram temple, the VHP has

planned eight-day celebrations

across the state starting from

August 9.

“In villages across the state,

small functions will be orga-

nised to mark the bhumi pujan

of Ram temple. Special bro-

chures have been prepared for

distribution among the villag-

ers,” said Sharma.

“This carries the history of

the Ram temple movement and

the November 9 (2019) verdict of

the Supreme Court in favour of

the temple,” Sharma said.

VHP plans Diwali-like celebrations for Ram temple ritual in Ayodhya

LUCKNOW: The Shri Ram Janma-bhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust on Saturday issued an appeal to all saints across the country to perform puja in their respective temples and Maths from 11.30am to 12.30pm on August 5, the day on which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone of the Ram temple in Ayodhya. Champat Rai, general secretary of the Trust, requested people to watch live telecast of bhumi pujan at Ram Janmabhoomi on television and light earthen lamps at home in the evening. Rai also requested people not to come to Ayodhya for bhumi pujan due to the Covid-19 pandemic. HTC

RAM JANMABHOOMI TRUST ISSUES APPEAL TO SAINTS

n Chief minister Yogi Adityanath at Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas Karyashala in Ayodhya on Saturday. HT

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LUCKNOW: The state government

on Saturday night shifted 15 IPS

officers, including district police

chiefs of Kanpur, Ayodhya,

Lakhimpur Kheri, Jalaun and

Jhansi. The list includes two dep-

uty inspector general (DIG) rank

officers who were posted as dis-

trict chiefs of Ayodhya and Kan-

pur Nagar. According to a press

statement from the state govern-

ment, 2004 batch Indian Police

Service (IPS) officer Preetender

Singh, who was posted as DIG Ali-

garh range, has been transferred

to the post of DIG /senior superin-

tendent of police (SSP), Kanpur

Nagar in place of Dinesh Kumar

P. Kanpur SSP’s transfer comes

over three weeks after eight

policemen were killed in an

ambush orchestrated by gang-

ster Vikas Dubey and his subse-

quent encounter. The Kanpur

Police is also facing strident criti-

cism from the opposition also

over the kidnapping and killing of

a 27-year-old lab technician.

Deepak Kumar, a 2005-batch

IPS officer who was posted as DIG

Chitrakoot Dham range, has been

made the new SSP Ayodhya in

place of Ashish Tewari.

Kumar has been replaced by

IG rank officer K Satya Narain,

who had recently returned from

central deputation. Dinesh

Kumar P has replaced D Pradeep

Kumar as SSP, Jhansi. Similarly,

1997-batch IPS officer Deepak

Ratan has replaced Preetender

Singh as the new IG, Aligarh

range. A 2010-batch IPS officer

Satyendra Kumar, who was

posted as SP Economic Offences

Wing (EOW) Lucknow, has been

given charge of SP Lakhimpur

Kheri. Dinesh Singh, who was

deputy commissioner of police

(DCP) in Lucknow, has been

shifted to the post of SP, Amethi.

Yashveer Singh, who was com-

mandant of the State Disaster

Response Force (SDRF), has been

sent as SP Jalaun. D Pradeep

Kumar-I has been posted as SP

EOW, Varanasi, and Satish

Kumar, SP, Jalaun, has been

shifted to the post of comman-

dant, SDRF, in Lucknow. Khyati

Garg, who was posted as SP Ame-

thi, has been transferred as DCP

in Lucknow. Amethi was in the

news after a mother-daughter

duo from the district attempted

self-immolation. Ayodhya dis-

trict police chief Ashish Tewari

has been shifted to the post of SP

Railway Jhansi. SP, Kheri, Poo-

nam has been posted as Comman-

dant of 15th battalion of PAC,

Agra. IG, PAC headquarters, Anil

Rai has been sent as IG, Basti.

15 IPS officers shifted; Kanpur, Ayodhya get new police chiefs

PREETENDER SINGH HAS BEEN APPOINTED THE NEW DIG /SSP, KANPUR NAGAR. DEEPAK KUMAR HAS BEEN MADE THE NEW SSP AYODHYA.

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The candidates must read the following instructions/information carefully:Candidates who get allotment in round 2 and either resign or do not join the college allotted to them will not remain eligible for participation in mop-up/residualallotments in Rajasthan State.Candidates allotted and joined a college through any other counseling including All India PG counseling are not eligible to participate in mop-up/residual allotmentsin Rajasthan State.Submission of original documentsAll eligible candidates willing to participate in mop-up/residual allotments must present physically alongwith all the original documents, fee and other requirementsto confirm admission.The candidates are advised to read the notification, instruction booklet, etc. given on the website, very carefully and also visit the websites regularly. ChairmanDipr/c/5746/2020 NEET PG Medical & Dental Admission/Counseling Board-2020

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AGRA : The Agra police claimed to

have busted a sex racket that was

allegedly being run from a farm

house owned by a former BJP

functionary Ashok Rana.

The police made the claim after

arresting a dozen people includ-

ing three women and nine men

from a farm house in Sikandra

area of Agra on Friday.

Ashok Rana, who had been

BJP district unit president from

2013 to 2016, however refuted the

police claim and denied any role

in the illegal racket. While con-

firming that he continued to be in

the BJP, he said he was being

framed.

“A police team headed by addi-

tional superintendent of police

(ASP) Saurabh Dixit raided

Kamla Farm House in Sikandra

Industrial Area of Agra on Satur-

day. A man, who ran inside the

farm house on seeing cops, was

nabbed. His name was Vijay alias

BP (22),” said senior superintend-

ent of police (SSP) Agra, Babloo

Kumar during a press confer-

ence.

‘Vijay alias BP revealed that

those involved in prostitution

were present inside the farm

house. Cops raided the rooms and

arrested Sachin, Vishnu, Param,

Ravi, Vishal Goyal and agents

Pradeep alias Deepak and Ran-

veer,” said ASP Saurabh Dixit.

Police said that the sex racket was

conducted through whatsapp.

During interrogation, accused

Sachin, Param and Vishnu

revealed that they had

taken the farm house on lease

from the former BJP functionary.

The accused alleged that the

farm house owner Ashok Rana

was aware about the racket. Rana

however denied his involvement

in illegal trade and said that his

name was being dragged as part

of conspiracy.

“I own the farm house but I had

leased it to Vishal Goyal from

Kamla Nagar in 2019 and was paid

lease rent. For lockdown period

no lease rent was paid to me,” he

said.

“There has been no arrest

made from my farm house and I

am being framed. I am totally

unaware of any sex racket,” he

said.Sources said Rana also went

to meet the SSP along with a BJP

MLA on Saturday.

Sex racket being run in Agra farmhouse busted, 12 arrested

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