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रवि किशन के घर पर काम करने वाली 22 वर्षीय एक नौकरानी ने शुक्रवार को कथित तौर पर एक उंची इमारत से कूदकर जान दे दी.
पुलिस उपायुक्त महेश पाटिल ने बताया कि रुबी साहनी ने उपनगर मलाड में बांगुर नगर इलाके में गार्डन इस्टेट अपार्टमेंट की 14वीं मंजिल से कूदकर जान दे दी.
पाटिल के मुताबिक, रुबी ने रवि किशन के परिवार के यहां दो महीने पहले काम हासिल किया था. उसने अपने आपको घर के बाथरुम के भीतर बंद कर लिया और खिड़की से छलांग लगा दी. घटनास्थल से कोई सुसाइड नोट नहीं मिला है.
पुलिस के मुताबिक, घटना के समय किशन की पत्नी, बच्चे और अन्य नौकर घर के भीतर थे. इस संबंध में छानबीन की जा रही है.
बांगुर नगर पुलिस ने शुक्रवार को रूबी नामक बाई द्वारा किए गए सूइसाइड मामले में भोजपुरी ऐक्टर रवि किशन के परिवार के लोगों के शनिवार को स्टेटमेंट लिए।
प्रारंभिक जांच में पुलिस इस निष्कर्ष पर पहुंची है कि इस सूइसाइड में रवि किशन परिवार कहीं से भी जिम्मेदार नहीं है। लेकिन पुलिस फिर भी यह पता नहीं कर पाई है कि रूबी ने खुदकुशी की क्यों? पुलिस के अनुसार, रूबी के दो बच्चे हैं। उसका पति जयपुर में रहता है।
रवि किशन की पत्नी ने पुलिस को बताया कि रूबी काम में अच्छी थी, लेकिन अक्सर बिना बताए घर से कई घंटे के लिए गायब हो जाती थी। पत्नी के मुताबिक, जब वह टीवी देख रही थीं, तब रूबी बाथरूम की खिड़की से नीचे कूद पड़ी।
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Arunachal Pradesh Police: Arunachal Pradesh to upgrade police stations
Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh has sanctioned Rupees 80 crore for opening new police stations and upgrading the existing ones in insurgency-hit Tirap and Changlang districts of the state.
Home Minister Takar Marde who is on an extensive tour of Tirap district since July 26, along with top police and administrative officers, announced this during meetings at several areas of the district, official sources said here.
"The state government is alive to the plethora of problems faced by the two districts and working out modalities to solve them," sources said quoting Marde.
He urged the deputy commissioner and the public leaders to make sufficient land available to implement the central package of establishing security infrastructure at the earliest.
Marde announced that a mass police recruitment drive for the youths of Tirap and Changlang in various categories will be held in the month of September this year and asked the youths, including the girls to take full advantage of the opportunity.
He urged the youths who chose the wrong path by joining various insurgency groups to participate in the police recruitment rally.
The Minister in his public address said that the main purpose of his visit to Tirap was to acquaint himself with the ground realities vis-?-vis insurgency-related problems and said that all the ministers should visit the interior places to have a better grasp of the prevailing situation.
Home Minister Takar Marde who is on an extensive tour of Tirap district since July 26, along with top police and administrative officers, announced this during meetings at several areas of the district, official sources said here.
"The state government is alive to the plethora of problems faced by the two districts and working out modalities to solve them," sources said quoting Marde.
He urged the deputy commissioner and the public leaders to make sufficient land available to implement the central package of establishing security infrastructure at the earliest.
Marde announced that a mass police recruitment drive for the youths of Tirap and Changlang in various categories will be held in the month of September this year and asked the youths, including the girls to take full advantage of the opportunity.
He urged the youths who chose the wrong path by joining various insurgency groups to participate in the police recruitment rally.
The Minister in his public address said that the main purpose of his visit to Tirap was to acquaint himself with the ground realities vis-?-vis insurgency-related problems and said that all the ministers should visit the interior places to have a better grasp of the prevailing situation.
UP Police: Police Transfer: Allahabad HC upholds transfer of nearly 50,000 UP policemen
Allahabad: The Uttar Pradesh government, which had last year shifted nearly 50,000 police personnel across the state, Friday got a shot in its arm with the Allahabad High Court upholding the constitution of regional level boards for such transfers and postings.
A division bench comprising justices Amitav Lala and Ashok Srivastava passed the order while allowing a special appeal filed by the state government which had challenged a single judge order of October 11, 2010.
The single judge order had quashed the transfers of all the police personnel, holding that the regional level boards, constituted by the state government on April 8, 2010 and headed by the IG/DIG concerned, were not in line with the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in the case of Prakash Singh and others.
Besides, the state government had been directed to "take fresh decision" on postings of the police personnel in accordance with the Supreme Court directives which had laid down that transfers of police personnel in all states be effected by Establishment Boards headed by respective DGPs.
However, the bench set aside the single judge order with the remark "we do not find any reason to interfere with the orders of transfer of constables, head constables and sub-inspectors made by the regional level boards".
A division bench comprising justices Amitav Lala and Ashok Srivastava passed the order while allowing a special appeal filed by the state government which had challenged a single judge order of October 11, 2010.
The single judge order had quashed the transfers of all the police personnel, holding that the regional level boards, constituted by the state government on April 8, 2010 and headed by the IG/DIG concerned, were not in line with the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in the case of Prakash Singh and others.
Besides, the state government had been directed to "take fresh decision" on postings of the police personnel in accordance with the Supreme Court directives which had laid down that transfers of police personnel in all states be effected by Establishment Boards headed by respective DGPs.
However, the bench set aside the single judge order with the remark "we do not find any reason to interfere with the orders of transfer of constables, head constables and sub-inspectors made by the regional level boards".
Police Career: Police Recruitment: मायावती की घोषणा, दो लाख से ज्यादा पुलिस भर्ती होंगी...
Lucknow: To meet the shortage of manpower in different organs of Uttar Pradesh police about 2.04 lakh police personnel will be recruited soon, state Chief Minister Mayawati said here on Wednesday.
"The government had already started an exercise to recruit 35,000 personnel through police recruitment boards constituted to make the process transparent," Mayawati said while addressing a function organised on the occasion of Police Smriti Diwas here.
To address problems of the police personnel, separate budgetary allocations have been made by the government, she said.
"For modernisation of state force and to equip it with modern weapons and gadgets, the state government had given financial sanction of Rs 246 crore in its budget," she said.
"Similarly to meet residential and non-residential demands of the police a separate budgetary provision of Rs 30.81 crore and 26.76 crore had been made respectively," she added.
Mayawati said that the government was committed for the welfare of the police force, which by making supreme sacrifices in discharge of their duty had done pride to the state.
"The state police had several achievements to its credit in the last one year, including encounter of a dreaded dacoit Ghanshyam Kewat in Chitrakoot last year," she said. "As a result of the government's efforts a number of criminals not only from UP, but other states as well were either killed or had been arrested," she said.
The Chief Minister said that the government will give priority to the problems of kin of martyrs and retired personnel.
"Financial assistance is being extended through insurance schemes and various funds. Directives have been issued to dispose of cases of pensioners on priority," she said.
On the occasion, Mayawati also presented mementos to the kins of the police personnel, who laid their lives in discharge of duty in the last one year.
About 107 personnel of UP Police have laid down their lives in discharge of duties between September 1, 2008 till August 31, 2009, Director General of Police Karamveer Singh said.
"The government had already started an exercise to recruit 35,000 personnel through police recruitment boards constituted to make the process transparent," Mayawati said while addressing a function organised on the occasion of Police Smriti Diwas here.
To address problems of the police personnel, separate budgetary allocations have been made by the government, she said.
"For modernisation of state force and to equip it with modern weapons and gadgets, the state government had given financial sanction of Rs 246 crore in its budget," she said.
"Similarly to meet residential and non-residential demands of the police a separate budgetary provision of Rs 30.81 crore and 26.76 crore had been made respectively," she added.
Mayawati said that the government was committed for the welfare of the police force, which by making supreme sacrifices in discharge of their duty had done pride to the state.
"The state police had several achievements to its credit in the last one year, including encounter of a dreaded dacoit Ghanshyam Kewat in Chitrakoot last year," she said. "As a result of the government's efforts a number of criminals not only from UP, but other states as well were either killed or had been arrested," she said.
The Chief Minister said that the government will give priority to the problems of kin of martyrs and retired personnel.
"Financial assistance is being extended through insurance schemes and various funds. Directives have been issued to dispose of cases of pensioners on priority," she said.
On the occasion, Mayawati also presented mementos to the kins of the police personnel, who laid their lives in discharge of duty in the last one year.
About 107 personnel of UP Police have laid down their lives in discharge of duties between September 1, 2008 till August 31, 2009, Director General of Police Karamveer Singh said.
Police Career: Police Recruitment: U'khand Police:U'khand to recruit 4,000 cops....
Lucknow: The Uttarakhand government would recruit 4,000 policemen to fill vacancies in the force due to the unwillingness of personnel to shift from Uttar Pradesh to the hilly state even after nine years of its formation.
Uttarakhand chief minister Ramesh Pokahriyal Nishank, who was here to meet his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Mayawati said 4000 policemen were delaying their transfer on different grounds in the past nine years.
"As they had been delaying shifting to Uttarkhand and had been taking recourse in the court, it was felt that fresh appointments of youths of the hill state, having better knowledge of the region, be made to permanently fill the shortfall," he said.
Nishank was here to discuss pending issues relating to division of assets and properties on account of the bifurcation of Uttar Pradesh.
Terming his meeting with Mayawati as positive, Nishnak said he was promised of assistance in organising the "Mahakumbh" in Haridwar early next year.
Uttarakhand chief minister Ramesh Pokahriyal Nishank, who was here to meet his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Mayawati said 4000 policemen were delaying their transfer on different grounds in the past nine years.
"As they had been delaying shifting to Uttarkhand and had been taking recourse in the court, it was felt that fresh appointments of youths of the hill state, having better knowledge of the region, be made to permanently fill the shortfall," he said.
Nishank was here to discuss pending issues relating to division of assets and properties on account of the bifurcation of Uttar Pradesh.
Terming his meeting with Mayawati as positive, Nishnak said he was promised of assistance in organising the "Mahakumbh" in Haridwar early next year.
Police Career: Police Recruitment: Bihar Police: बिहार में होगी 50 हजार पुलिस भर्ती...
Patna: The Bihar government will recruit 50,000 police officials in the next five years, an official said here on Monday.
As many as 5,000 sub-inspectors and 45,000 constables will be appointed. "The government will go for phase-wise recruitments," the senior official at the chief minister's office told a news agency.
"The decision was taken at a high level meeting of top officials chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday night at his official residence," the official said.
The state government will appoint 9,000 constables and 1,000 sub-inspectors annually for the next five years. "It will give a big opportunity of jobs to youths who have been forced to migrate to other states to earn livelihood," Additional Director General of Police PK Thakur said.
Thakur said Bihar had only 80 police personnel for a population of 100,000 as against the national average of 145 for the same number of people.
The state government also decided to set up all women police stations in all district headquarters soon. There are no women police stations in Bihar now, the official said.
The government will also set up exclusive police stations for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe in all districts. These police stations will look into cases of atrocities against such people.
The move is seen as a part of Nitish Kumar's commitment to check and control crime and improve law and order in the state during his second tenure.
As many as 5,000 sub-inspectors and 45,000 constables will be appointed. "The government will go for phase-wise recruitments," the senior official at the chief minister's office told a news agency.
"The decision was taken at a high level meeting of top officials chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday night at his official residence," the official said.
The state government will appoint 9,000 constables and 1,000 sub-inspectors annually for the next five years. "It will give a big opportunity of jobs to youths who have been forced to migrate to other states to earn livelihood," Additional Director General of Police PK Thakur said.
Thakur said Bihar had only 80 police personnel for a population of 100,000 as against the national average of 145 for the same number of people.
The state government also decided to set up all women police stations in all district headquarters soon. There are no women police stations in Bihar now, the official said.
The government will also set up exclusive police stations for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe in all districts. These police stations will look into cases of atrocities against such people.
The move is seen as a part of Nitish Kumar's commitment to check and control crime and improve law and order in the state during his second tenure.
Police Career: Police Recruitment: JK Police:कभी पुलिस पर पत्थर फेंकने वाले लड़के अब खुद पुलिसवाले बनना चाहते हैं...welcome boys..
Srinagar: Just a few months back youths in Kashmir used to turn out in huge numbers to fight pitched battles with the security forces in the state amidst a renewed period of violence. On Wednesday too hundreds of youths assembled outside a security force camp in Srinagar; but this time the motive was different – to secure a job as constable with the state police.
The state has a high unemployment rate and the scene would not have attracted much attention in normal circumstances. But the fact that many of these youths were believed to be involved in clashes with police last summer makes today’s development notable.
This time the police held an on-the-spot recruitment drive, which was mainly confined to residents of Khanyar area in the old city, here.
Khanyar area includes some highly volatile localities where stone-pelters had engaged police and CRPF in running battles during the five-month-long unrest in the Valley last summer.
The youths now want their share in employment in the police department.
"I am here because I have nothing to do. I completed my graduation in 2004 and since then I am unemployed," said 27-year-old Sajad Ahmad Shah.
He admitted that creation of employment opportunities could help in containing stone-pelting but said unemployment was not the reason behind such an exercise.
"More employment avenues can stop stone-pelting but why stones are pelted is a different issue," Shah said.
Faisal Ahmad, who did not meet the minimum height standard to appear in the recruitment drive, said he had come because he wanted a secure job.
"There is an advantage with it (police), you get a proper pay," he said, adding "I work as a daily-wager in a furniture workshop and the amount I earn is not enough to sustain my family."
All the youths, who appeared in the recruitment drive, denied to have participated in the stone-pelting but a CRPF jawan on duty at the camp claimed he had identified at least 100 youths who had indulged in stone-pelting in different parts of the city.
"I saw around 100 boys who were stone-pelters and I have seen them (hurling stones) at Nowhatta, Khanyar and near Islamia College," said constable Raj Kumar, posted in Kashmir for the past six years.
Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, SM Sahai, said "if there is a criminal case against anyone, he will not be recruited in the force".
"The exact number of youths who will be recruited will be decided by the response and quality of the people we get.”
"There is nothing unusual in the recruitment drive as we carry it out in areas which have no representation in the police department," the IGP said.
The state has a high unemployment rate and the scene would not have attracted much attention in normal circumstances. But the fact that many of these youths were believed to be involved in clashes with police last summer makes today’s development notable.
This time the police held an on-the-spot recruitment drive, which was mainly confined to residents of Khanyar area in the old city, here.
Khanyar area includes some highly volatile localities where stone-pelters had engaged police and CRPF in running battles during the five-month-long unrest in the Valley last summer.
The youths now want their share in employment in the police department.
"I am here because I have nothing to do. I completed my graduation in 2004 and since then I am unemployed," said 27-year-old Sajad Ahmad Shah.
He admitted that creation of employment opportunities could help in containing stone-pelting but said unemployment was not the reason behind such an exercise.
"More employment avenues can stop stone-pelting but why stones are pelted is a different issue," Shah said.
Faisal Ahmad, who did not meet the minimum height standard to appear in the recruitment drive, said he had come because he wanted a secure job.
"There is an advantage with it (police), you get a proper pay," he said, adding "I work as a daily-wager in a furniture workshop and the amount I earn is not enough to sustain my family."
All the youths, who appeared in the recruitment drive, denied to have participated in the stone-pelting but a CRPF jawan on duty at the camp claimed he had identified at least 100 youths who had indulged in stone-pelting in different parts of the city.
"I saw around 100 boys who were stone-pelters and I have seen them (hurling stones) at Nowhatta, Khanyar and near Islamia College," said constable Raj Kumar, posted in Kashmir for the past six years.
Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, SM Sahai, said "if there is a criminal case against anyone, he will not be recruited in the force".
"The exact number of youths who will be recruited will be decided by the response and quality of the people we get.”
"There is nothing unusual in the recruitment drive as we carry it out in areas which have no representation in the police department," the IGP said.
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