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Saurashtra bears brunt as Tauktae pounds into Gujarat | India News

Over 1 lakh cops deployed in Gujarat to enforce COVID-19 rules

Over 1 lakh cops deployed in Gujarat to enforce COVID-19 rules SECTIONS Last Updated: May 12, 2021, 03:14 PM IST Share Synopsis At least 56,000 police personnel, 5,000 staffers of the State Reserve Police (SRP), over 13,000 home guards and 30,000 jawans of the Gram Rakshak Dal (GRD) have been deployed across the state, the official said. PTI More than 1 lakh police personnel have been deployed across Gujarat to ensure strict enforcement of COVID-19 guidelines in light of the recent rise in infections, an official said on Wednesday. At least 56,000 police personnel, 5,000 staffers of the State Reserve Police (SRP), over 13,000 home guards and 30,000 jawans of the Gram Rakshak Dal (GRD) have been deployed across the state, the official said.

Ten booked for murder of Dalit RTI activist | Rajkot News

Dalit activist under protection killed | Rajkot News

Community members, family refused to take the body for cremation RAJKOT: A Dalit RTI activist, who was provided police protection after threat to life, was murdered near his house in Sanodar village of Bhavnagar’s Ghogha taluka, on Tuesday evening. The victim Amra Boricha was attacked by some people in sharp-edged weapons and sticks. Boricha died on the spot, but the community members and family refused to take the body for cremation until the assailants are arrested. After receiving threats, Boricha was earlier given SRP unit protection, which was later withdrawn and replaced with Gram Rakshak Dal (GRD) jawans, Dalit rights activists claimed. When contacted, Bhavnagar range IG Ashok Yadav said, “I have handed over the investigation to DySP of SC/ST cell and asked him conduct a detailed probe. We are investigating all the allegation made by the family and activists.”

28 women cops complain of 'minor' side-effects | Surat News

The female trainee cops at New Civil Hospital in Surat SURAT: Twelve trainee female police constables in Surat and 16 female cops from the Vadodara city police headquarters complained of side-effects late on Sunday night after they had been administered the first dose of vaccine in the early hours of the day in the second phase of Covid-19 vaccination programme. While the Surat cops, living in accommodation provided by the police department at police headquarters, complained of fever and other health issues at night and were admitted in New Civil Hospital (NCH), the Vadodara cops along with two safari workers of the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) too had to be taken to hospitals on Monday with similar complaints of headache, giddiness, dizziness, mild fever.