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Arms, Ammunition recovered in Jammu's Mahore area, one person arrested - Vimarsana News

Arms, Ammunition recovered in Jammu's Mahore area, one person arrested

Arms, Ammunition recovered in Jammu’s Mahore area, one person arrested Arms, Ammunition recovered in Jammu’s Mahore area, one person arrested Third recovery in area within a week: Police REASI: Security Forces on Friday recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition in Mahore area of Jammu, officials said. A police spokesman said that in the continuous anti-militancy operations in Mahore area on the basis of specific information received in case FIR No 05/2021 of police station Mahore registered under sections U/S 120-B, 121, 121-A, 122, 123, 124 IPC, on January 1 this year, one perso...

Compensation ordered in 'custodial death' case - Vimarsana News

Compensation ordered in 'custodial death' case

Compensation ordered in ‘custodial death’ case Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Haryana Human Rights Commission on Friday recommended to the State government to give ₹7 lakh compensation to the next of kin of deceased in a case of unnatural death in police custody. The commission, in its order, said the government was entitled to recover the amount from the wrongdoers — Inspector Yogesh and his accomplices — and the amount be disbursed within eight weeks. In an 11-page order, Chairperson Justice S.K. Mittal and member Deep Bhatia, directed the Director General of Police that ...

Custodial death: human rights body asks Haryana govt. to pay ₹7 lakh compensation - Vimarsana News

Custodial death: human rights body asks Haryana govt. to pay ₹7 lakh compensation

Commission says the government is entitled to recover the amount from wrong-doers The Haryana Human Rights Commission on Friday recommended the State government to give ₹7 lakh compensation to the next of kin of deceased in a case of unnatural death in police custody in a two-year-old case. The commission, in its order, said the government was entitled to recover the amount from the wrong-doers – Inspector Yogesh and his accomplices – and the amount be disbursed within eight weeks. In an 11-page order, Chairperson Justice S.K. Mittal and member Deep Bhatia, directed the Director General...

Farmers announce series of programmes, expect govt to make conducive atmosphere before next round of talks | India News - Vimarsana News

Farmers announce series of programmes, expect govt to make conducive atmosphere before next round of talks | India News

AMRITSAR: While announcing a series of programmes , the leaders of Sayunkat Kisan Morcha (SKM) has asked the government to make a conducive atmosphere by way of accepting some of their demands ahead of the 12th round of talks even as they have denied receiving any formal invitation of talks from the government. While talking to TOI after attending a meeting of SKM on Wednesday, state president of Zamhauri Kisan Sabha Satnam Singh Ajnala said the SKM has decided to close all toll plazas of Rajasthan on February 12 and plans to take out a candle march to pay homage to the martyrs of Pulwama at...

Farm unions start rotating protesters, reinforcements from villages bordering Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Farm unions start rotating protesters, reinforcements from villages bordering Pakistan

Farm unions start rotating protesters, reinforcements from villages bordering Pakistan Majha-based Kisan Mazdoor Sangarsh Committee (KMSC), Border Area Kisan Sangarh Committee (BAKSC) and Jamhoori Kisan Sabha (JKS) have the longest distance to travel for their supply line to Delhi as they are sending activists, ration and funds from villages in Amritsar, Gurdaspur and Pathankot districts. Updated: December 19, 2020 11:00:42 am Arhtiyas in Punjab began their four-day strike against income tax raids, which they allege were conducted to intimidate them for supporting the...