Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Girls medicos molestation case: GGS MC Faridkot medicos strike enters in 8th Day
The strike of MBBS intern doctors; students of Guru Gobind Singh Medical College, Faridkot today entered in the 8th day as they held a protest-march against the security arrangements in the college and university premises.
Besides action against the culprits who were involved in molestation of girls students on August 21 the students train their guns today to the university authorities and raised slogans against the security, management staff primarily Lakhbir Singh Brar, chief security officer of the college; demanding his resignation.
They have urged the vice chancellor of Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFHUS) Dr. SS Gill to remove Brar with immediate effect.
GURDWARA ELECTION COMMISSION DIRECTS DCS TO ENSURE BAN ON LIQUOR, INTOXICANTS
The Gurdwara Election Commission today issued fresh directions to the Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners of the all three states Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh and Union Territory Chandigarh to ensure ban on sale of liquor, intoxicants few days before SGPC elections to conduct them in free and fair and in a peaceful manner. It may be added that elections of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee are to be held on September 18, 2011.
In a statement issued here Chief Commissioner, Gurdwara Elections Commissioners and Deputy Commissioners should ensure that the parties or their supporters would not distribute liquor, intoxicants and drugs including poppy husk, opium, heroine etc. to the voters for alluring the voters for a particular candidate. It was also stated that necessary steps should also be taken to ensure that there is no clandestine movement of liquor/intoxicants from the area adjoining in other states of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee.
Read More:http://www.punjabmailonline.com/Punjab_News_news2.aspx#52655Test processing of crude oil begins at refinery
The high-profile Guru Gobind Singh Refinery (GGSR) here is inching towards formal commissioning with test processing of crude oil beginning today.
This is a major component of the refinery that has been put to test.
A top functionary of the refinery said several tests of the plant and equipment were underway to stabilise the nine million tonne refinery.
After initial hiccups, crude oil reached the refinery on August 10 through the 1014-km-long pipeline between the Mundra port in Gujarat and here.
Senior officials of the railways visited the refinery last week to assess the rail linkage with the GGSR that would produce value-added products, including aviation turbine fuel (ATF), coke, food grade hexane, mineral turpentine oil and polypropylene besides LPG, petrol and diesel.
Read More:http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20110830/bathinda.htmCONG CALLS FOR MARCH TO GOBINDPURA ON SEPT 2
Punjab Congress president Capt. Amarinder Singh said his party would continue to agitate in support of the farmers of Mansa, and would march to Gobindpura on September 2. The coming SGPC elections would not be a referendum on the performance of the Akalis, he said; that would be in February 2012.
At a joint press conference, Amarinder, along with Congress in-charge Gulchain Singh Charak and legislative party leader Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, said the SAD-led government had betrayed the people on land acquisition. The “only solution”, Amarinder said, would be for the government to give compensation of Rs 50 lakh per acre to the farmers, jobs to two members of the family, and a Rs 45,000 per year annuity for 33 years.
Punjab, Amarinder said, must go by the Haryana Land Acquisition Policy until the National Land Acquisition Policy is in place. “The government gave only Rs 23 lakh per acre, and armtwisted farmers to accept the deal. “On September 2, we will go to Gobindpura, and face arrest if needed. From that day onward, 100 volunteers from all over the state will march to the village every day,” Amarinder said.
Read More:http://www.punjabmailonline.com/#52676PUNJAB POLICE ‘KEEPING TABS’ ON GOVT RIVALS
Vspb2010@gmail.com is the email ID that the Punjab Police is using to gather intelligence inputs on the political opponents of the ruling alliance, just as Punjab gears up for the SGPC and Assembly elections.
The techno-savvy Punjab Police has relegated to the trash can the system of compiling hard copies of reports gathered from its “agents” in different towns and areas and has logged on to the new programme. However, this move can land the government in trouble with the Election Commission. Under the rules, the police cannot work in tandem with its political bosses for furthering its interests in the elections by providing them with intelligence inputs.
At the most, the intelligence wing of the police can maintain a vigil to pre-empt violence or booth-capturing during the elections. Available information suggests that the Punjab Police has established an “election cell” on the fifth floor of the police headquarters in Sector 9. It is believed that another cell, manned by three senior Punjab Police officers, has been functioning from the same floor for keeping telephones of political opponents and their supporters under surveillance.
Read More:http://www.punjabmailonline.com/#52679Monday, August 29, 2011
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