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Jharkhand News Digest: Congress launches scathing attack on BJP

Elsewhere in the state: Tata Steel starts pre-matric classes for underprivileged

Our Correspondent Published 28.12.21, 09:27 PM
Congress leaders in Dhanbad on Tuesday

Congress leaders in Dhanbad on Tuesday Gautam Dey

Dhanbad: A day after BJP organised a rally across the state to expose the alleged misdeeds of the Hemant Soren government, Congress, the alliance partner of the state government on Tuesday held BJP responsible for all the problem being faced by the common people across the country.

The Congress leaders led by Jaleshwar Mahto, state working president who assembled here at the inspection bunglow to participate in a function organised on the occasion of 137th foundation day of the grand old party also charged the Narendra Modi led BJP government at the center of misleading people by resorting to Jumlebaji instead of doing anything concrete on the ground other than favoring its corporate friends.

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Talking to media on the sidelines of the function, Mahto said, “Our party has clinched freedom from the oppressive foreign regime and established the system of democratic governance as a result of which the poor and oppressed sections are able to become ministers, top bureaucrats but the BJP government on the other hand, during its rule established the regime of hatred among different communities, led to highest ever price rise, unemployment and job losses due to closure of factories established during our government and also due to disinvesting the profit making PSUs to favor its corporate friends.”

He also added that the alliance government led by Hemant Soren is moving in the right direction with firm steps.

Jharia MLA, Purnima Singh while reacting to the BJP accusation against the state government of not doing anything for the people of state during last two years said, “It is like Ulta chor kotwal ko daante meaning that BJP despite remaining in power for maximum period of time in the state ever since the creation of the state in 2000 has done nothing concrete to address the core issues affecting the common people including, the employement.”

Praduman Choubey

Tata Steel launches pre-matric coaching for underprivileged students

Distinguished guests along with villagers inaugurating the Tata Steel Jharia Division’s pre-matric coaching classes

Distinguished guests along with villagers inaugurating the Tata Steel Jharia Division’s pre-matric coaching classes Gautam Dey

Dhanbad: The Jharia division of the Tata Steel Foundation has relaunched the offline pre-matric coaching classes for underprivileged students of its 45 lease hold villages spread across Jamadoba and Sijua group.

More than 1500 students of Class VI to X of different schools affiliated to Jharkhand Academic Council will be provided free of cost coaching under the PMC at nine centers situated over the different lease hold villages of Jharia Division at Tata Steel at Sijua and Jamadoba group.

Notably, expert lessons in English, Science, and Mathematics are imparted to the students of the underprivileged sections of the society since 2012 for improving the matriculation results.

“As a result of the eight-year initiative of the Tata Steel Foundation, the performance of the students has improved from 70% to 92.14%” said Rajesh Kumar, head of Jharia division of Tata Steel Foundation.

He further said, “Though earlier in the year, classes under the pre-matric coaching arrangement were held online due to covid restrictions but with the state government opening up schools gradually from Class VI to X, offline coaching classes have been relaunched for 2021-22 session which were inaugurated yesterday".

Notably, Tata Steel Foundation engages teachers from the local community, including some students pursuing B Tech, M Tech and MBA from adjoining colleges and these teachers are selected through the written test.

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Five arrested for launching murder attempt on land dealer in Sonari

Senior SP, M Tamil Vanan (sitting extreme right) with the five arrested persons standing behind on Tuesday

Senior SP, M Tamil Vanan (sitting extreme right) with the five arrested persons standing behind on Tuesday Animesh Sengupta

Jamshedpur: Police on Tuesday arrested five members of a criminal gang which had attempted to kill a land dealer in Sonari on December 23.

The criminals had lobbed a bomb on the car of the land dealer, Ganesh Singh near Sai Temple under Sonari thana area on December 23 night before shooting at the car targeting him. But fortunately, Singh (42) escaped unhurt.

In this connection, the victim who is a resident of Ulidih in Mango had lodged an FIR against Lalit Sharma, Amarnaath Singh and seven unidentified persons with the Sonari thana.

On getting the FIR, senior SP, M Tamil Vanan set up a team headed by DSP (Headquarters-II) Kamal Kishore for the detection of the case. The team finally solved the case by arresting five of the total accused on Tuesday.

Those arrested were identified as Shahid Khan (21), Dastagir Alam (23), Sajjat alias Tanda (50), Ahmad Raja (23) and Neeraj Prasad (29), all residents of Mango.

Police have also recovered pistol, bomb-manufacturing materials and two bikes while arresting the five.

Revealing about the breakthrough, the senior SP, M Tamil Vanan said that in the year 2020 a 27-year-old man, Sanki Yadav was murdered in Mango.

"The police solved the Sanki Yadav murder case and arrested a kin of Ganesh Singh for being involved in the murder. But Yadav's close friends Rizwan and Ankit had suspicion that Ganesh Singh was also behind the murder. Rizwan and Ankit had, therefore, set a contract killer Sajjat to murder Singh. This was the reason that's henchmen of Sajjat had attempted to kill Singh by launching the murderous attack near the Sai TempleTemple in Sonari on December 23 night, " said the senior SP while addressing a press conference.

Vanan pointed out there were in all 11 persons involved in the attack and that all those arrested have confessed their involvement.

Kumud Jenamani

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