J&K Govt terminates service of deputy superintendent of jails, J&K prison deptt Feroz Ahmad Lone and principal of Govt boys school in Bijbehara Javid Ahmad Shah over alleged terror links, by invoking Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution of India.
J&K govt sources: DSP Lone, appointed in 2012, hatched conspiracy with terror commanders to send youths illegally into Pakistan/PoK, for weapons training before they were pushed back into Kashmir as terrorists of Hizb. Lone was working of Hizb commander Riyaz Naikoo, since killed
J&K official: It is an open secret that prisons in J&K were being used as for radicalisation and even sensational assassinations and terror plots were hatched from jail before August 2019. The facilitating role of elements like Lone had led to complete breakdown of prison system
School principal Javid, first appointed as lecturer in 1989, has been a hardcore terror supporter and was close to Hurriyat and Jamat-e-Islami (JeI). He played advisor to Hurriyat cadre and JeI working in Bijbehara in 2016 during terrorist Burhan Wani agitation.
Javid allegedly ensured Hurriyat hartal calendars were followed not only in his school but subsidiary institutions too. Javid by misusing his official position disallowed girl students of his institution to study and participate in physical education, citing it against Islam
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Govt sources: Even if then West Bengal chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay could not attend PM’s review meeting in Kalaikunda, what prevented him from deputing a senior officer to attend review meeting on his behalf?
Central Govt functionary: Now consider the reverse – what if central Govt officers in departments like PSUs and NDMA refuse to attend meetings called by chief secretary in whole lot of situations, including calamities. Would that not amount to breakdown of federal structure?
“Further, India now has a three-tier structure -- centre, state and Panchayti Raj. What if a DM or other officers in a district or a block where rival party heads Zila Parishad or Panchayat refuses to coordinate with the Chief Secretary or other designated officers?”
HS Ajay Bhalla tell Delhi govt that while there is no shortage of oxygen supply and Delhi was allocated 480 MT after consultation with its officers, it has received less supply than its actual allocation largely due to logistical issues not at all addressed by the state govt
Efforts of Delhi govt not up to the mark, said Bhalla. Adds that Delhi govt directed INOX to supply 98 MT to 17 hospitals while it was supplying 105 MT to 45 hospitals for long time. Also, alternative arrangements for the remaining 28 hospitals not properly tied up by Delhi govt
HS: As a result some of these hospitals have been complaining about severe shortage of medical oxygen and one hospital mentioned that some persons died because of it. This could have been avoided had proper consultations with stakeholders been done well in time by Delhi govt
Sardar Patel CCC & Hospital, Radha Soami Beas, Chhatarpur — manned by ITBP — to start on 26 April, 2021 from 10 AM onwards. SOP for admission of patients will be strictly followed and all laid down protocols will also be adhered to.
Patients will be referred by respective District Surveillance Officer (DSO) of respective Delhi Districts. No walk in admission will be made.
Patients will be first reporting at the reception, after initial documentation, their physical examination will be done, they will be then be admitted to the Hospital at their allotted bed. A kit will be provided to them after their admission.
EC on some media reports about allegations made by West Bengal CM that instructions have been given by some officers of ECI and observers to arrest “TMC goons”: Such statements supposedly attributed to ECI Officers and Observers are absolutely baseless, false and misleading.
EC: No such instructions have been given by any Observer, Chief Electoral Officer or Officer of the Commission to act against workers of any party (ies).
EC: It has also been reported that CM would be taking the matter to the honourable Court (s). No court case has so far been reported to CEO, WB's office or the Commission where any instance of preventive action against a non-criminal has come to the notice
CEC Sushil Chandra along with election commissioner Rajiv Kumar takes review meeting with West Bengal CS, DGP, CP Kolkata, Health Secy, CEO on enforcement of Covid Guidelines in last 2 phases. He directed them 2 ensure strict action under D M Act for non-compliance of Covid norms
EC noted with concern that during public campaigns for electioneering, enforcement under Disaster Management Act has been less than adequate. Executive Committee of State Disaster Management Authority, chaired by Chief Secretary,
needs to step up enforcement of Covid norms
EC said district machinery, which is tasked with election works continue to remain responsible for enforcement of DM Act. It directed that SDMA implement and monitor the implementation of COVID norms during the campaign and take appropriate action in case of any violation.
Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the situation arising out of sharp rise in Covid-19 cases and directed various measures to augment the supply of oxygen for medical purposes. Expert Group has been directed to optimize & rationalize allocation of oxygen to various states/UTs
MHA is also facilitating movement of medical oxygen across the country as per approved allocation plan. Indian Air Force has started transporting empty tankers after delivery of oxygen to destination state/UT to oxygen producing locations to reduce movement time
To make available additional tankers for movement of oxygen, MHA is coordinating lifting of high capacity tankers from abroad, such as Singapore and UAE by IAF transport planes. Railways is running special trains carrying oxygen tankers across the country for faster movement