Was illegally constructed in 2400 sq ft area
Raipur, February 13, 2010
Continuing its anti-encroachment drive against the illegal occupants in the city, the RMC demolished one illegally constructed two-storeyed edifice opposite to Aishwarya Residency at GE Road on Saturday.
The Town Planner Sandeep Bagde informed that the building belonged to one Narendra Singh. The plot area of the building was 1200 sq ft. Singh had constructed four shops in the ground floor using the entire space and one big hall for office purpose in the first floor.
When the edifice was under-construction, the RMC had served three notices to Singh under Municipal Act 293 and 307 and cautioned him that if he would not stop illegal construction, stern action would be taken against him. But Singh ignored the notices and as a consequence Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary directed the municipal officials to raze out the illegal building.
According to information, the plot on which Singh had raised the edifice is disputed and the case is still before the court. Bagde informed that earlier the plot size was more but a part of it was acquired by the government during road widening process in the Telebandha.
Government deceiving farmers: NYC
Raipur, February 13, 2010
The Nationalist Youth Congress (NYC) has demanded from the government to provide free electricity, Rs 270 bonus and loan without interest to the farmers. The state NYC spokesperson Sharanjeet Singh Tetri said that the BJP government had failed to keep its promises to benefit the farmers which it had made during Vidhan Sabha elections in 2008. “Our farmers are feeling cheated by the government owing to which they has stopped paying irrigation tax,” said Tetri. He alleged that the government had given asylum to the corrupt officials. “The government is deliberately refraining to take action against corrupt officials in spite of finding inordinate amount of undeclared movable and immovable assets,” he further charged.
IYC to distribute flowers today
Raipur, February 13, 2010
The Indian Youth Congress (IYC) on Saturday presented bouquets to the owners of hotels, restaurants and gift shops and appealed to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a peaceful and cordial manner. The IYC leader Nitin Bhansali informed that the organisation members would take out a foot rally on Sunday and distribute roses to the people on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. He said some extremist organisations were creating threatening atmosphere in the capital by announcing that they would protest against the Valentine’s Day celebrations but the IYC would extend its full support to the people on this day. “When youths get right to cast their vote after 18 then why cannot they choose their friend or life partner,” asks Bhansali. The IYC also gave a memorandum to the Superintendent of Police demanding action against protesters of Valentine’s Day and security to the youths and other who would celebrate this day.
3-day Mahashivratri puja concludes
Raipur, February 13, 2010
The three-day Mahashivratri puja organised by Shri Shri Siddhi Vinayak Samiti (SSSVS) concluded on Saturday morning with yajna. The SSSVS president G Swami informed that the puja was conducted by acharya Chandrashekhar from Andhra Pradesh for peace and prosperity of the capital city.
Bhagwat katha begins today
Raipur, February 13, 2010
A seven-day bhajan and Bhagwat katha will begin here at Gayatri Nagar based Jaganath temple from Sunday. The president of organising committee Suman Agrawal informed that Goswami Banke Bihari Maharaj from Mathura will narrate Bhagwat katha everyday from 9 am o 12 pm and from 3-6 pm.
BJP bandh was a failure: NYC
Raipur, February 13, 2010
The Nationalist Youth Congress (NYC) has alleged that the bandh called by the BJP in protest against inflation in the country was a sheer drama because the ruling party wanted to hide the corruptions prevailed from top to bottom in the government. The state NYC’s spokesperson Sharanjeet Singh Tetri claimed that the bandh was a complete failure in the state in spite of BJP’s vain attempts to force the shopkeepers to shut down their business establishments. Tetri also alleged that the BJP used police and Chamber of Commerce in imposing bandh. He also termed the bandh call a failed attempt to besmirch Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar. If the BJP really wants to give relief to the people of the state from price rise then it should seriously take action against illegal stockists, black marketeers and corrupt people.
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