East Singhbhum’s senior SP, M Tamil Vanan conducted a surprise inspection of Jamshedpur civil court to check the existing security arrangement within and outside of the court premises.
The surprise inspection was carried out as a sequel to maintaining security especially of the judges and other judicial magistrates in the light of the suspected murder of Uttam Anand, the second additional district judge of Dhanbad in July.
During the hour-long stay within the civil court premises located at Bhuinyadih in Sitaramdera, Vanan looked into the deployment of policemen and the number of CCTV cameras installed inside the court premises.
Deputy superintendent of police (Composite Control Room) Animesh Gupta accompanied the senior SP to reshuffle the deployment of police in accordance with the observation made during the inspection.
“The surprise inspection at the civil court was in the backdrop of the recent tragic incident that took place with the ADJ-II, Dhanbad, Uttam Anand, resulting in his death. After the incident, we had a meeting with the director general of police, Jharkhand over the security aspect of the court premises. Today's inspection was in sequel to maintaining the security of judicial officials here in the light of the Dhanbad incident,” said Vanan while talking to The Telegraph Online.
He pointed out that since the past one-and-half years, virtual courts are being held for online hearing, but soon the court will be functioning in its normal way. He added, “80 policemen were deployed when the court was running normally one-and-half years ago. We will ensure security arrangement once the court starts functioning normally. This is why we reviewed the security arrangements and made the necessary changes.”
He has recommended the installation of more surveillance cameras within the civil court premises.
Military band display at Ramgarh Cantt to mark 75 years of independence
Ramgarh's Sikh Regimental Centre organized a Military Band Display at its historic Ashoka Stambh Manoj Sinha
Ramgarh: The Sikh Regimental Centre organized a Military Band Display at the historic Ashoka Stambh located at the Centre’s precursor to Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav to commemorate 75 glorious years of India’s Independence. During the event the band played a theme to salute the spirit of the freedom struggle, the fine music left the audience enthralled.
The event was organized to pay tribute to the martyrs who selflessly laid down their lives for the freedom of our country.
The iconic Ashoka Stambh situated within the Sikh Regimental Centre, Ramgarh Cantt was erected in remembrance of 53rd executive meeting of Indian National Congress at Ramgarh on 14 March1940. Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, the then President of INC presided over the meeting, while Mahatma Gandhi, Jawahar Lal Nehru and Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel were some of the dignitaries who attended the same.
Manoj Sinha
Unidentified men rob a customer service point operator of Rs 3.50 lakh
Victim Chandan Kumar N N Dubey
Garhwa: Unidentified motorcycle-borne armed men robbed a customer service point (CSP) operator of Rs 3.50 lakh, on Garhwa-Dandai road near Tasrar village which falls under Dandai police station of the district on Monday evening.
The operator, Chandan Kumar of Jarihi village was on returning back to his hamlet on his bike after drawing the cash from Panjab National Bank, when he was looted.
According to the police the victim had set out for his village on a bike, when two criminals following him on another bike intercepted him near his village and looted him.
The assailants overpowered him. They snatched the bag containing cash at gunpoint from the operator. Before other commuters could react the criminals fled. Following which the victim lodged a complaint with Dandai police station. The officer-in-charge Sunil Kumar Patel along with his team rushed to the spot and started investigating the case.
Garhwa Superintendent of police Anjani Kumar Jha confirmed the news and said, “Police are working on technical evidence and other options. We will soon crack the case and arrest the accused.”
N N Dubey
