Category: Chhattisgarh

Raipur,
Health Minister Shri Shyam Bihari Jayswal participated in a two-day state-level review meeting of the Health Department held on Friday at the Circuit House auditorium in Civil Lines. This review meeting, which began on Friday, will continue for two days. On the first day of the review meeting, the Health Minister reviewed the department’s work in detail. Addressing the health department officials, Shri Jayswal said that all officers and doctors should work selflessly, keeping in mind the health of the common people.

He stated that at the state level, work is continuously being done to expand health facilities under the directions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai. The construction of a super specialty hospital in Bilaspur at a cost of ₹200 crore, the ₹231 crore e-tender for a new 700-bed integrated hospital building in Mekahara, Raipur, the ₹1020 crore e-tender for four new medical colleges, the recruitment of more than 800 medical officers, specialist doctors, and paramedical staff within one year through the National Health Mission, and the introduction of Hindi medium for MBBS studies in the state—all these decisions have strengthened health services in the state. Shri Jayswal gave necessary instructions to the health department officials for better operation and implementation of the schemes, stating that the benefits of health services should be ensured to the common people. Senior departmental officials, as well as officers from the districts, were present at the departmental review meeting.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Say inaugurated the Raipur-Ambikapur-Bilaspur air service at Swami Vivekananda Airport today.

Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Say said on this occasion that another historic step has been taken today towards the development of Chhattisgarh. The launch of the Raipur-Ambikapur-Bilaspur air service symbolizes the expansion of our regional connectivity. The initial fare for this service is only ₹999, which ensures that the common people can also benefit from air travel.

He said that this is a big example of the change that has come in the country under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji. He had said that even someone wearing slippers will ride an airplane, and today that dream is being realized. Air connectivity to remote areas like Sarguja and Bastar will not only provide facilities to the citizens but will also increase tourism and economic activities in these areas. The state government has developed Ambikapur airport at a cost of ₹80 crore.

Maa Mahamaya Airport, Ambikapur has received a three C VFR category license. This airport is suitable for the operation of 72-seater ATR-72 aircraft.

Chief Minister Shri Say said that work is also underway on a plan to connect Ambikapur with Varanasi, Prayagraj, Lucknow, Delhi, and Kolkata. Chhattisgarh has immense natural beauty, historical heritage, and eco-tourism potential. Places like Guru Ghasidas Tiger Reserve, Ramgarh hills, and Chitrakot waterfall, known as the Niagara of Asia, will now be easily accessible to tourists from India and abroad. Along with this, the expansion of air connectivity will also improve the investment environment. Our government has given special encouragement to enterprises like homestays and resorts in the new industrial policy, creating huge employment opportunities for local youth. We are trying to take Chhattisgarh to new heights in the aviation sector in the next four years.

Chief Minister Shri Say said that the new year is coming, and I urge all of you to take advantage of this new air service and enjoy the natural beauty of Sarguja. Fly Big Charter Company will provide services to these cities through 19-seater Twin Otter aircraft.

The aircraft takeoff was given a water salute. MP Shri Chintamani Maharaj, along with his wife, were the first passengers of the air service that commenced today. Chief Minister Shri Say gave them their boarding passes, saying, “You have made history today. You are the first passengers on this route; my best wishes to you.” MLA Shri Rajesh Agrawal, Shri Prabodh Minj, Shri Ramkumar Toppo, Chief Minister’s Secretary Shri Basavaraju, Director Aviation Department Shri Sanjeev Jha, and Fly Big Company CMD Shri Sanjay Mandviya were present on this occasion.

Abhishek Mishra, Dhamtari. NSUI and Congress held a big protest in the district today. Congressmen gheraoed the toll plazas of Bhatgaon and Kurud and demanded to make the toll tax free for CG 05 passing vehicles and to provide employment to local youth at the toll plaza.

NSUI workers accused the toll plaza employees of misbehaving and also raised slogans against the government. NSUI district president Raja Devangan said that everyone is troubled by the looting policy of toll plaza. NSUI has started a war against this injustice.

Raipur . In the first meeting of Bastar Area Tribal Development Authority held in Chitrakote under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, discussions were held on building a tourism corridor to promote tourism in Bastar on a large scale. Along with this, a strategy was prepared to develop the places identified for tourism in Bastar region. In the meeting, discussions were also held regarding the construction of a super specialty hospital by NMDC in Bastar. On this occasion, CM Sai launched solar solutions and Mano Bastar App and launched a solar powered power bank.

Sushil Salam Kanker. A bear has once again entered the court premises. On Wednesday too, a bear had entered the court premises, which escaped at night. But in the morning, the bear returned again, and injured a forest worker. For the last two days, the workers are in panic due to the bear coming and going in the court premises.

The terror of wild animals continues in Kanker district headquarters. Every day, wild animals like bears and leopards are entering residential areas in search of food and water and attacking people.

Even today, a bear entered the district court premises and attacked and injured a forest official. It was a matter of luck that other forest officials present on the spot chased the bear away, otherwise an unpleasant incident could have happened. But because of the bear, people visiting the Collectorate and other government departments located right in front of the court are terrified.

Bilaspur. The division bench has upheld the judgment of the Kondagaon POCSO court, which ordered the transfer of VK to jail, as his age has now crossed the limit of 21 years.

A division bench of Chief Justice Rakesh Sinha and Justice BD Guru of Chhattisgarh High Court has rejected the petition for the release of a 24-year-old girl accused of gang rape. The court said in its decision that adopting an unethical approach in such cases can open new paths like this, which can prove dangerous for society and law and order. This decision of the High Court has become a judicial precedent, which has set the direction of strictness in some serious cases.

The division bench had ordered the transfer of the convict convicted in the decision of the Kondagaon POCSO court to jail for further action, as his age has now crossed the limit of 21 years. The gang rape convicts announced their release on the basis of ‘positive correctional progress report’, on which the High Court was approached. The POCSO court had sentenced the juvenile convicted of gang rape to 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of one lakh rupees under section 376 (D) of IPC and POCSO Act in the year 2019. The court had directed not to pay the amount of fine on the additional sentence of one year. The POCSO court ordered him to be transferred from the juvenile shelter home to the Central Jail, after which the convict issued a ‘positive correctional progress report’, on the basis of which a petition was filed in the High Court.

what is the matter

Police had arrested five adult co-accused under Section 376 (D) of the Indian Penal Code and Sections 4, 6 and 17 of the POCSO Act on June 19, 2017 for the offence of mass murder. The date of birth of the accused is August 4, 1999 and thus the accused was below 18 years of age on the date of the offence. Note, he was treated as a child under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015, but being above 16 years of age on the date of offence and being accused of committing a heinous crime, a preliminary assessment was conducted under Section 15(1) of the 2015 Act and in August-September 2017, the Juvenile Justice Board, Narayanpur transferred the property of Greater Noida to the POCSO Court under Section 18(3) of the 2015 Act. Tried as an adult by the POCSO court Kondagaon under section 19(1)(ai) of the Act 2015. The general assembly verdict was pronounced on 20 December 2019 along with other adult co-accused. Walk was 19 years old when the court pronounced the verdict. The punishment stated under section 376 (D) of the Indian Penal Code read with section 17 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012 is imprisonment of not less than 20 years and a fine of Rs one lakh and an additional one year imprisonment on payment of the fine.

what are the rules

After being convicted, he was kept in a safe place in Jagdalpur through reservation on 20 December 2019. There is a provision in the version that the accused should be kept in a safe place till the age of 21 and after that he should be put before the POCSO court for investigation under section 20 of the project. The proposal in the version is that every year a progress report should be prepared and presented to the POCSO court.

All these things in the consultation report

A detailed consultation report was issued on 29 November 2021, the age of Tab Offer had become 21 years. The report states that there has been very good progress in the general conduct and security of the revenue. Product description In the presented report, based on the conversation with Natak, it is written that her artist friends who were older in age, were of antisocial nature and at that time she did not understand what was wrong and what was right. Currently she is depressed because she has absconded with her case, that is, she is now 21 years old. Tractor is not available and she is not feeling hungry either. She has been told about the previous incident in the car.

This is how the case went in the POCSO court

It is alleged that on June 18, 2017, at around 2 to 3 pm, a mass explosion was carried out as a group artist along with five other co-accused. Then he was under 18 years of age and hence a case was filed against him in the POCSO court as a juvenile. The hearing took place in the court of Additional Sessions Judge (FTC) Kondagaon. After hearing the case, the court sentenced him to 20 years of imprisonment with a fine of Rs one lakh under section 376 (D) and section 17 of the POCSO Act, 2012. When the court pronounced the verdict, the petitioner had completed 21 years of age. The court has said in its order that the petitioner, who is now 22 years old, has been ordered to be transferred to Central Jail, Jagdalpur to complete the remaining part of the sentence in jail.