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Nuh violence: 44 FIRs & 139 arrests, Haryana Police action continues
By IANS
GURUGRAM: The Haryana Police have filed 44 FIRs and arrested 139 culprits so far to investigate the communal riots that broke out in Nuh and Gurugram districts.
Tension prevailed in both districts where police and central forces have been deployed in large numbers to keep the situation under control.
The police action was going on against those who indulged and spread the violence that broke out on July 31. So far 44 FIRs have been registered and 139 have been arrested, including 23 on Wednesday night in connection with the Nuh riots.
In Nuh, the curfew has been relaxed from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
To ensure a thorough investigation into the clashes, 10 special investigation teams (SITs) will be formed to probe the registered cases in Nuh. These SITs will investigate five FIRs each.
ALSO READ | Haryana violence: Paramilitary forces conduct flag march in Nuh amid curfew
They would also investigate the provocative videos posted by cow vigilantes like Monu Manesar.
Manu and other vigilantes, accused of instigating the Nuh mobs, are absconding ever since the clashes.
Prashant Panwar, deputy commissioner of Nuh, said all efforts are being made to maintain law and order in Nuh.
“Senior officers have been deployed in Nuh and the police have been directed to strictly deal with anybody violating orders of the administration. A search operation is being conducted to arrest the absconding people,” he said.
Seven persons, including two home guards and a cleric, died in the clashes that erupted in Nuh and spread to Gurugram. Violence broke out during a procession in Nuh on July 31, after which curfew was imposed in the area.
READ MORE | Another mosque set on fire in Haryana’s Nuh amidst ongoing violence
Along with this, the Internet was also banned then. Section-144 is still imposed in Nuh, Gurugram, Faridabad, Palwal, and Jhajjar districts.
Panwar said that 14 companies of the police force were on the ground to deal with any untoward incidents while educational institutions will remain closed till further orders.
Apart from this, to maintain law and order in Nuh, 10 duty magistrates, and six special duty magistrates have been appointed area-wise by the district administration.
“There are 14 companies of police force on the field and patrolling the key locations throughout the day. Key areas have been barricaded. Teams of cybercrime police stations are keeping an eye on social media platforms. Anyone who will be found involved in spreading misinformation will be punished strictly,” Narendra Singh Bijarnia, SP Nuh, said.
GURUGRAM: The Haryana Police have filed 44 FIRs and arrested 139 culprits so far to investigate the communal riots that broke out in Nuh and Gurugram districts.
Tension prevailed in both districts where police and central forces have been deployed in large numbers to keep the situation under control.
The police action was going on against those who indulged and spread the violence that broke out on July 31. So far 44 FIRs have been registered and 139 have been arrested, including 23 on Wednesday night in connection with the Nuh riots.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
In Nuh, the curfew has been relaxed from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
To ensure a thorough investigation into the clashes, 10 special investigation teams (SITs) will be formed to probe the registered cases in Nuh. These SITs will investigate five FIRs each.
ALSO READ | Haryana violence: Paramilitary forces conduct flag march in Nuh amid curfew
They would also investigate the provocative videos posted by cow vigilantes like Monu Manesar.
Manu and other vigilantes, accused of instigating the Nuh mobs, are absconding ever since the clashes.
Prashant Panwar, deputy commissioner of Nuh, said all efforts are being made to maintain law and order in Nuh.
“Senior officers have been deployed in Nuh and the police have been directed to strictly deal with anybody violating orders of the administration. A search operation is being conducted to arrest the absconding people,” he said.
Seven persons, including two home guards and a cleric, died in the clashes that erupted in Nuh and spread to Gurugram. Violence broke out during a procession in Nuh on July 31, after which curfew was imposed in the area.
READ MORE | Another mosque set on fire in Haryana’s Nuh amidst ongoing violence
Along with this, the Internet was also banned then. Section-144 is still imposed in Nuh, Gurugram, Faridabad, Palwal, and Jhajjar districts.
Panwar said that 14 companies of the police force were on the ground to deal with any untoward incidents while educational institutions will remain closed till further orders.
Apart from this, to maintain law and order in Nuh, 10 duty magistrates, and six special duty magistrates have been appointed area-wise by the district administration.
“There are 14 companies of police force on the field and patrolling the key locations throughout the day. Key areas have been barricaded. Teams of cybercrime police stations are keeping an eye on social media platforms. Anyone who will be found involved in spreading misinformation will be punished strictly,” Narendra Singh Bijarnia, SP Nuh, said.
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‘If we do not leave, they would set fire to our slum’, says scared Muslim migrants in Gurugram
By PTI
GURUGRAM: Scared by the violence, auto-rickshaw driver Rehmat Ali is thinking of going back home to West Bengal.
“Some people came on motorcycles on Tuesday night, threatening us that if we do not leave, they would set fire to our slum. Police have been present here since night but my family is scared and we are leaving the city,” said Ali, who lives in a slum in Sector 70A here.
“We can come back when the situation improves,” he added.
After the communal violence in Gurugram, some Muslim migrants are thinking of leaving the city at least for a while.
Six people, including two home guards and a cleric, have died in the clashes that erupted in Nuh over an attempt to stop a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession and spread to Gurugram over the past two days.
Like Ali, there are many others who have decided to leave the Millennium City that provides livelihood to a number of migrant people from across the country.
Bamisha Khatun, a native of West Bengal who also lives in the Sector 70A slum, said that she had come to Gurugram in search of work three years ago.
Khatun, who works as a maid, said, “I fear for my life and property, and have decided to leave for my hometown.”
Ahila Bibi, another migrant, said that she did not want to take risks and would come back later when the situation improves.
Khalid, a native of West Bengal, said he has no other option but to leave the city.
“We talked to our land owner who clearly said that he will not be responsible for any untoward incident in the wake of communal flare-up. So, we decided to return to our native village,” Khalid, a painter, said.
According to police, several people, most of them from the Muslim community, living in slums in Wazirabad, Ghata village, Sector 70A and Badshahpur, are returning to their native place.
A senior police officer accepted that some migrant workers who used to work as drivers, gardeners, street hawkers, servants and maids are going back to their native places due to fear.
ALSO READ | Nuh violence: Haryana CM Khattar says won’t spare anyone, justice will be ensured
However, he said that the situation is normal in Gurugram.
“Police and RAF are deployed in the entire district to deal with any type of situation. We appealed to people to avoid rumours and to not fear,” the officer added.
Several people from Manesar, Teekli, Kasan, IMT and some other areas are also thinking of returning to their native places.
“It has come to our knowledge that some workers are returning to their native places but the situation in Gurugram is normal. Our confidence-building exercise continues with RWAs and slum area residents. They should not fear, and we assure them of their safety and security,” Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav said.
Meanwhile, many fruit hawkers were found missing from Gurdwara Road near the main vegetable market and also from Khandsa Mandi on Wednesday.
ALSO READ | Nuh violence due to administrative failure, says Deepender S Hooda
The area near the Jama Masjid of Gurugram also wore a deserted look.
Most of the shops, including meat shops, were closed in the area.
The migrant workers decided to leave the city after a godown and a shop were set on fire in Sector 70A on Tuesday late at night.
GURUGRAM: Scared by the violence, auto-rickshaw driver Rehmat Ali is thinking of going back home to West Bengal.
“Some people came on motorcycles on Tuesday night, threatening us that if we do not leave, they would set fire to our slum. Police have been present here since night but my family is scared and we are leaving the city,” said Ali, who lives in a slum in Sector 70A here.
“We can come back when the situation improves,” he added.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
After the communal violence in Gurugram, some Muslim migrants are thinking of leaving the city at least for a while.
Six people, including two home guards and a cleric, have died in the clashes that erupted in Nuh over an attempt to stop a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession and spread to Gurugram over the past two days.
Like Ali, there are many others who have decided to leave the Millennium City that provides livelihood to a number of migrant people from across the country.
Bamisha Khatun, a native of West Bengal who also lives in the Sector 70A slum, said that she had come to Gurugram in search of work three years ago.
Khatun, who works as a maid, said, “I fear for my life and property, and have decided to leave for my hometown.”
Ahila Bibi, another migrant, said that she did not want to take risks and would come back later when the situation improves.
Khalid, a native of West Bengal, said he has no other option but to leave the city.
“We talked to our land owner who clearly said that he will not be responsible for any untoward incident in the wake of communal flare-up. So, we decided to return to our native village,” Khalid, a painter, said.
According to police, several people, most of them from the Muslim community, living in slums in Wazirabad, Ghata village, Sector 70A and Badshahpur, are returning to their native place.
A senior police officer accepted that some migrant workers who used to work as drivers, gardeners, street hawkers, servants and maids are going back to their native places due to fear.
ALSO READ | Nuh violence: Haryana CM Khattar says won’t spare anyone, justice will be ensured
However, he said that the situation is normal in Gurugram.
“Police and RAF are deployed in the entire district to deal with any type of situation. We appealed to people to avoid rumours and to not fear,” the officer added.
Several people from Manesar, Teekli, Kasan, IMT and some other areas are also thinking of returning to their native places.
“It has come to our knowledge that some workers are returning to their native places but the situation in Gurugram is normal. Our confidence-building exercise continues with RWAs and slum area residents. They should not fear, and we assure them of their safety and security,” Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav said.
Meanwhile, many fruit hawkers were found missing from Gurdwara Road near the main vegetable market and also from Khandsa Mandi on Wednesday.
ALSO READ | Nuh violence due to administrative failure, says Deepender S Hooda
The area near the Jama Masjid of Gurugram also wore a deserted look.
Most of the shops, including meat shops, were closed in the area.
The migrant workers decided to leave the city after a godown and a shop were set on fire in Sector 70A on Tuesday late at night.
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Death toll in Haryana communal violence rises to six; 116 arrested so far
By PTI
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday said six people, including two home guards, have died in the communal violence in the state while 116 have been arrested.
He said that stray incidents of violence reported elsewhere after the Nuh clashes have been brought under control.
The injured have been admitted to various hospitals, including at Nalhar in Nuh and Medanta in Gurugram, the Haryana chief minister said, adding that 116 people have been arrested while a search was on to nab the other accused.
In a statement, Khattar said as per information so far, six people have died out of which two are home guards and four are civilians while several people have been injured.
The conspirators are being identified, he said, while promising strict action against the guilty and asserting that the security of common people “is our responsibility”.
Apart from Haryana police personnel, 20 companies of central security forces have been deployed in the state. Three of them have been stationed in Palwal, two in Gurugram, one in Faridabad and 14 in Nuh, Khattar said and appealed to the people to maintain peace.
On Tuesday, Khattar had termed the Nuh violence “unfortunate” and said the attack on a VHP procession was “well-planned which pointed to a larger conspiracy.”
“The attack was carried out in Nuh in a well-planned manner to disrupt the (Brij Mandal Jalabhishek) yatra. Police were also targeted, pointing at a larger conspiracy,” Khattar had said in a tweet in Hindi.
Home Minister Vij had on Tuesday said someone “engineered” the violence in Nuh to disturb peace in Haryana. On Tuesday, authorities imposed a curfew in the district after the previous day’s violence.
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday said six people, including two home guards, have died in the communal violence in the state while 116 have been arrested.
He said that stray incidents of violence reported elsewhere after the Nuh clashes have been brought under control.
The injured have been admitted to various hospitals, including at Nalhar in Nuh and Medanta in Gurugram, the Haryana chief minister said, adding that 116 people have been arrested while a search was on to nab the other accused.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
In a statement, Khattar said as per information so far, six people have died out of which two are home guards and four are civilians while several people have been injured.
The conspirators are being identified, he said, while promising strict action against the guilty and asserting that the security of common people “is our responsibility”.
Apart from Haryana police personnel, 20 companies of central security forces have been deployed in the state. Three of them have been stationed in Palwal, two in Gurugram, one in Faridabad and 14 in Nuh, Khattar said and appealed to the people to maintain peace.
On Tuesday, Khattar had termed the Nuh violence “unfortunate” and said the attack on a VHP procession was “well-planned which pointed to a larger conspiracy.”
“The attack was carried out in Nuh in a well-planned manner to disrupt the (Brij Mandal Jalabhishek) yatra. Police were also targeted, pointing at a larger conspiracy,” Khattar had said in a tweet in Hindi.
Home Minister Vij had on Tuesday said someone “engineered” the violence in Nuh to disturb peace in Haryana. On Tuesday, authorities imposed a curfew in the district after the previous day’s violence.
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Heliport soon to come up in Gurugram, to ease air traffic
Express News Service
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Tuesday said that soon a heliport will be set up in Sector-84 of Gurugram. With the establishment of this heliport, Delhi’s air-space will get a new option and it will also prove to be a good connectivity in NCR and Haryana.
Similarly, under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS), various cities of Haryana will be connected with the cities of northern states. He said that Haryana is spearing ahead in the aviation sector with several schemes under its belt.
Chautala who also holds the portfolio of Civil Aviation Department, was presiding over a meeting of officers of Central Government Organization Pawan Hans, Air India, State Aviation Department. It was informed in the meeting that a provision has been made to make a terminal for 100 passengers in the heliport to be set up in Gurugram.
This heliport, located along the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram, will have various facilities, including hangars, parking to accommodate small and large helicopters and repair facilities. He said that this heliport will provide helicopter services to the people of Haryana and NCR and the process is in the final stages and added that with the construction of this heliport, there will be reduction in aviation traffic in Delhi and surrounding areas and Delhi’s air space will also get a new option. The heliport will have a runway of 300 meters, 6 landing spots and parking also. He said that this heliport will also facilitate quick landing and takeoff of helicopters.
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Tuesday said that soon a heliport will be set up in Sector-84 of Gurugram. With the establishment of this heliport, Delhi’s air-space will get a new option and it will also prove to be a good connectivity in NCR and Haryana.
Similarly, under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS), various cities of Haryana will be connected with the cities of northern states. He said that Haryana is spearing ahead in the aviation sector with several schemes under its belt.
Chautala who also holds the portfolio of Civil Aviation Department, was presiding over a meeting of officers of Central Government Organization Pawan Hans, Air India, State Aviation Department.
It was informed in the meeting that a provision has been made to make a terminal for 100 passengers in the heliport to be set up in Gurugram.This heliport, located along the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram, will have various facilities, including hangars, parking to accommodate small and large helicopters and repair facilities. He said that this heliport will provide helicopter services to the people of Haryana and NCR and the process is in the final stages and added that with the construction of this heliport, there will be reduction in aviation traffic in Delhi and surrounding areas and Delhi’s air space will also get a new option. The heliport will have a runway of 300 meters, 6 landing spots and parking also. He said that this heliport will also facilitate quick landing and takeoff of helicopters.
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Gurugram: Stopped from smoking inside store, man opens fire at worker
By IANS
GURUGRAM: A worker at a convenience store here had a narrow escape after he was shot at by an unidentified man for not allowing him to smoke inside the store in Gurugram, the police said.
The incident took place in the early hours of Friday at a 24-hour convenience store located in Sector 22, Palam Vihar.
The worker has been identified as Ashish, a store associate.
According to the police, the accused with a cigarette in his hand entered the store in Sector 22 and when the security guard requested him not to smoke inside, he scolded and abused the staff.
Security Manager Rupinder Singh told the police the man demanded that someone from the store accompany him to place the purchased goods in his vehicle, which was parked outside the store.
During this, the man eventually fired his pistol at Ashish, who reportedly managed to narrowly escape. The man claimed that the staff at the store insulted him by restricting him from smoking and rode away from the spot in his vehicle, according to the complaint.
“The incident was captured in the CCTVs installed at the store and efforts are on to identify the suspect with the help of the vehicle’s registration number,” a police officer said.
A case has been registered under Section 307 (attempt to murder) of the Indian Penal Code at the Palam Vihar police station, the police said.
GURUGRAM: A worker at a convenience store here had a narrow escape after he was shot at by an unidentified man for not allowing him to smoke inside the store in Gurugram, the police said.
The incident took place in the early hours of Friday at a 24-hour convenience store located in Sector 22, Palam Vihar.
The worker has been identified as Ashish, a store associate.
According to the police, the accused with a cigarette in his hand entered the store in Sector 22 and when the security guard requested him not to smoke inside, he scolded and abused the staff.
Security Manager Rupinder Singh told the police the man demanded that someone from the store accompany him to place the purchased goods in his vehicle, which was parked outside the store.
During this, the man eventually fired his pistol at Ashish, who reportedly managed to narrowly escape. The man claimed that the staff at the store insulted him by restricting him from smoking and rode away from the spot in his vehicle, according to the complaint.
“The incident was captured in the CCTVs installed at the store and efforts are on to identify the suspect with the help of the vehicle’s registration number,” a police officer said.
A case has been registered under Section 307 (attempt to murder) of the Indian Penal Code at the Palam Vihar police station, the police said.
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Teenage domestic help found dead at Gurugram employer’s home; kin claim ‘murder’, protest
By PTI
GURUGRAM: A day after a house help was found dead in Sector 46 here, her relatives and local maids protested outside her employer’s house, created a ruckus at a police station alleging an “unfair probe” and briefly blocked traffic, following which over 100 of them were booked.
Police said some protesters were also detained and later let go with a warning.
The 17-year-old girl was found dead on Monday at the house in Sector 46, just four days after she started working as a domestic help there, with police suspecting it to be a case of suicide, though no suicide note was found.
Irate family members and maids working in the locality alleged on Tuesday that she was murdered.
Her aunt Mamata said the minor girl started working in the house from November 10 as a full-time help. She said they received information about her death on Monday afternoon.
“When we reached the spot along with other relatives, her body was kept on the floor. There was a noose around her neck. She was murdered and police are not taking fair action,” she said.
Police said angry family members and maids protested outside the building in sector 46 and tried to create a ruckus at the police station and also blocked the road.
“Traffic was also affected for about 20 minutes. The police somehow managed to pacify them and handed over the body to kin after the postmortem by a medical board in the evening,” a police officer said.
An FIR was registered against over 100 people including the family members and relatives of the deceased at Sector 50 police station under sections 147 (rioting), 149 (unlawful assembly), 427 (causing damage), 283 (obstruction of public way) of IPC at Sector 50 police station.
“The matter is being investigated. Further action will be taken on the basis of the report of postmortem,” said inspector Rajesh Kumar, SHO of Sector 50 police station.
While talking about the case, inspector Kumar had said on Monday, “Prime facie it seems a suicide. No suicide note has been found from the spot. The matter is being investigated. Further action will be taken as per the statement of the family.”
GURUGRAM: A day after a house help was found dead in Sector 46 here, her relatives and local maids protested outside her employer’s house, created a ruckus at a police station alleging an “unfair probe” and briefly blocked traffic, following which over 100 of them were booked.
Police said some protesters were also detained and later let go with a warning.
The 17-year-old girl was found dead on Monday at the house in Sector 46, just four days after she started working as a domestic help there, with police suspecting it to be a case of suicide, though no suicide note was found.
Irate family members and maids working in the locality alleged on Tuesday that she was murdered.
Her aunt Mamata said the minor girl started working in the house from November 10 as a full-time help. She said they received information about her death on Monday afternoon.
“When we reached the spot along with other relatives, her body was kept on the floor. There was a noose around her neck. She was murdered and police are not taking fair action,” she said.
Police said angry family members and maids protested outside the building in sector 46 and tried to create a ruckus at the police station and also blocked the road.
“Traffic was also affected for about 20 minutes. The police somehow managed to pacify them and handed over the body to kin after the postmortem by a medical board in the evening,” a police officer said.
An FIR was registered against over 100 people including the family members and relatives of the deceased at Sector 50 police station under sections 147 (rioting), 149 (unlawful assembly), 427 (causing damage), 283 (obstruction of public way) of IPC at Sector 50 police station.
“The matter is being investigated. Further action will be taken on the basis of the report of postmortem,” said inspector Rajesh Kumar, SHO of Sector 50 police station.
While talking about the case, inspector Kumar had said on Monday, “Prime facie it seems a suicide. No suicide note has been found from the spot. The matter is being investigated. Further action will be taken as per the statement of the family.”
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Husband arrested for murder days after woman’s naked body found in suitcase in Gurugram
By PTI
GURUGRAM: The husband of the woman whose naked body was found stuffed inside a suitcase near IFFCO Chowk here a couple of days ago was arrested Wednesday for allegedly killing her, police said.
Police claimed that the 22-year-old man Rahul has confessed that he killed his wife over domestic strife.
The deceased has been identified as Priyanka (20) who lived with her husband and a one-year-old daughter at a rented accommodation in Sirhual village here, a police official said, adding they got married in February last year.
After the woman’s body was found on Monday afternoon, police filed an FIR under IPC sections 302 (murder) and 201 (hiding the evidence) at Sector 18 police station.
The post-mortem revealed that she was strangulated to death.
A police team scanned footage from CCTVs at IFFCO Chowk and identified an e-rickshaw in which the accused had reached the spot with the suitcase, ACP (crime) Preet Pal Singh Sangwan said.
“On questioning the e-rickshaw driver, it was found that the person had boarded the vehicle from Sirhaul village. Following combing of the village, Rahul was nabbed,” the police officer said.
During interrogation, Rahul revealed that the wife used to demand mobile, TV and refrigerator which was out of his means since he earned a meagre salary.
They used to fight over this issue quite often.
On the night of October 16, Priyanka slapped Rahul following a fight, which enraged him and he strangulated her, Sangwan said.
On the morning of October 17, he bought a big suitcase and stuffed her wife’s naked body into it after peeling off the skin from her hand which had her name tattooed.
The knife also has been recovered by police, the ACP said.
“We have informed the families of both the accused and deceased,” the police officer added.
GURUGRAM: The husband of the woman whose naked body was found stuffed inside a suitcase near IFFCO Chowk here a couple of days ago was arrested Wednesday for allegedly killing her, police said.
Police claimed that the 22-year-old man Rahul has confessed that he killed his wife over domestic strife.
The deceased has been identified as Priyanka (20) who lived with her husband and a one-year-old daughter at a rented accommodation in Sirhual village here, a police official said, adding they got married in February last year.
After the woman’s body was found on Monday afternoon, police filed an FIR under IPC sections 302 (murder) and 201 (hiding the evidence) at Sector 18 police station.
The post-mortem revealed that she was strangulated to death.
A police team scanned footage from CCTVs at IFFCO Chowk and identified an e-rickshaw in which the accused had reached the spot with the suitcase, ACP (crime) Preet Pal Singh Sangwan said.
“On questioning the e-rickshaw driver, it was found that the person had boarded the vehicle from Sirhaul village. Following combing of the village, Rahul was nabbed,” the police officer said.
During interrogation, Rahul revealed that the wife used to demand mobile, TV and refrigerator which was out of his means since he earned a meagre salary.
They used to fight over this issue quite often.
On the night of October 16, Priyanka slapped Rahul following a fight, which enraged him and he strangulated her, Sangwan said.
On the morning of October 17, he bought a big suitcase and stuffed her wife’s naked body into it after peeling off the skin from her hand which had her name tattooed.
The knife also has been recovered by police, the ACP said.
“We have informed the families of both the accused and deceased,” the police officer added.
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Mulayam Singh remains critical, being given life-saving drugs, says hospital
By PTI
LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav continues to be in the Intensive Care Unit of Medanta hospital in Gurugram and his condition remains critical, the hospital said. He is being administered life-saving drugs, it added.
“Mulayam Singh Ji is still critical and on life-saving drugs, he is being treated in the ICU Medanta hospital, Gurugram, by a comprehensive team of specialists,” the hospital said in a health bulletin tweeted by the Samajwadi Party’s (SP) official handle.
Yadav, 82, was admitted to the hospital on Sunday. The SP patron has been under treatment at Medanta since August 22. He had also been admitted to the facility in July, sources said.
LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav continues to be in the Intensive Care Unit of Medanta hospital in Gurugram and his condition remains critical, the hospital said. He is being administered life-saving drugs, it added.
“Mulayam Singh Ji is still critical and on life-saving drugs, he is being treated in the ICU Medanta hospital, Gurugram, by a comprehensive team of specialists,” the hospital said in a health bulletin tweeted by the Samajwadi Party’s (SP) official handle.
Yadav, 82, was admitted to the hospital on Sunday. The SP patron has been under treatment at Medanta since August 22. He had also been admitted to the facility in July, sources said.
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Delhi-NCR rains: Gurugram issues WFH advisory to private offices, order schools to remain shut
By PTI
GURUGRAM: Many areas in Delhi witnessed traffic jams on Friday as continuous rainfall led to waterlogging at several key stretches.
The Delhi Traffic Police issued an alert, asking commuters to plan their journey in view of the rainfall.
The district administration here has ordered all private offices to work from home on Friday amid heavy rains.
The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), in an advisory, said that all corporate offices and private institutions are advised to guide employees to work from home to avoid traffic congestion.
The advisory stated, “In view of heavy rainfall prediction for the district Gurugram on September 23, there are chances of waterlogging and traffic congestion.”
“Therefore, all corporate offices and private institutions in the district are advised to guide their employees to work from home on Friday so that traffic congestion can be avoided and repair works of roads and drains can be carried out smoothly by civic agencies,” it read.
Deputy Commissioner, Nishant Kumar Yadav on twitter said, “Gurugram District Administration has issued advisory for all corporate companies, private institutions to allow their employees to work from home in larger public interest,” While the rain continued, vehicular movement was smooth in Gurugram.
Traffic jams were reported in some areas in the morning due to waterlogging.
The traffic police have been put on duty to manage the traffic situation.
GURUGRAM: Many areas in Delhi witnessed traffic jams on Friday as continuous rainfall led to waterlogging at several key stretches.
The Delhi Traffic Police issued an alert, asking commuters to plan their journey in view of the rainfall.
The district administration here has ordered all private offices to work from home on Friday amid heavy rains.
The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), in an advisory, said that all corporate offices and private institutions are advised to guide employees to work from home to avoid traffic congestion.
The advisory stated, “In view of heavy rainfall prediction for the district Gurugram on September 23, there are chances of waterlogging and traffic congestion.”
“Therefore, all corporate offices and private institutions in the district are advised to guide their employees to work from home on Friday so that traffic congestion can be avoided and repair works of roads and drains can be carried out smoothly by civic agencies,” it read.
Deputy Commissioner, Nishant Kumar Yadav on twitter said, “Gurugram District Administration has issued advisory for all corporate companies, private institutions to allow their employees to work from home in larger public interest,” While the rain continued, vehicular movement was smooth in Gurugram.
Traffic jams were reported in some areas in the morning due to waterlogging.
The traffic police have been put on duty to manage the traffic situation.