Such an incident stands in sharp contrast with the government’s announcement to deliver pensions at the doorsteps of the elderly and physically challenged beneficiaries.
Nath, who wore a police uniform, was initially apprehended by a local journalist while the former was allegedly extorting money from the locals in Sourasahi and Telisahi area of the town. The journalist called the police who subsequently arrested Nath.
The Congress MLA was visibly upset and threatened some people not to irritate him. “Don’t try to challenge me."If I want then I can make the scheme a failure,” he shouted.
The matter came to the fore after the parents of the student lodged a complaint at Jeypore Town Police Station against the principal.
Andhra officials had opened a post office in a Biju pucca house at Uparasembi village and tried to include that village in their state.
The IIC was detained near Jeypore on Monday night while he was returning home in Cuttack in a private bus. At that time, cash worth Rs 2.70 lakh was seized from his possession. During subsequent searches at three locations, the remaining amount was recovered.
The police official failed to clarify about the cash. The IIC was detained. An investigation into the matter has been started.
Many eligible beneficiaries across the State are deprived of getting the benefit of the scheme launched for them.
The couple has been lapping up accolades from all quarters of the society for their gesture of humanity.
Inspired by Kailash and Sania’s love for football, several of their khalasi friends have also come forward to extend their helping hands to make the tournament a grand success.
The irate family members of the deceased and local people staged a demonstration and gheraoed the police station alleging lackadaisical attitude and negligence by the police.
Farmers in the district are in distress following the heavy rain as they are staring at huge losses due to the crop loss.
Currently, production of 120 megawatt power from as many as six turbines has been halted due to technical issues.
Question mark has been raised over the efficiency of Odisha vigilance after it took eight-long years to trace the former BDO who was involved in seven corruption cases.
Worth mentioning, Sonali Das, a student of Koraput Saraswati Sishu Mandir, had narrated the problems about her village in front of invited guests during her I-Day celebration.
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