Ranchi: Hundreds of personnel belonging to the Jharkhand Homeguards Welfare Association (JHWA) marched towards the Vidhan Sabha here on Monday demanding wages and perquisites at par with their counterparts in Bihar. However, they were stopped near the Jagannathpur temple.
The JHWA has demanded that the honorarium paid to homeguards in the state be revised to Rs 744 per day, apart from the provision for provident fund, regular duty and payment of one and a half lakh rupees upon retirement.
The agitating homeguards started the march from Hatia station and covered around 15 kilometres. After the police stopped them, the protesters sat on a dharna near the Sai Mandir.
Court orders police probe into ‘fake documents’ submitted by former FRI officials
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Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Ravindra Dev Mishra ordered Station House Officer of Gandhi Cantt to enquire into allegations under CrPC Section 202 (Postponement of issue of process) and submit a report by March 26.
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Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Ravindra Dev Mishra ordered Station House Officer of Gandhi Cantt to enquire into allegations under CrPC Section 202 (Postponement of issue of process) and submit a report by March 26. A Dehradun court has ordered a police inquiry into alleged false documents submitted before the Secretary, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education, during the tenure of the then Vice-Chancellor of the Forest Research Institute (FRI) in connection with a complaint from a former employee of the institute against her appointment.
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