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UP: 2 newly elected village heads die due to breathing problems The two had not tested positive for COVID-19, he said, adding their family members had taken them out of the district for treatment. By PTI| Posted by Sakina Fatima | Published: 7th May 2021 4:25 pm IST Representative Image Sambhal: Two recently elected village heads in Uttar Pradesh panchayat polls have died, officials said on Friday. Ambrish Kumar (45) and Dushyant Kumar (52), who were elected as village heads from Madhna and Rajha villages respectively, died due to breathing problems, Sub-Divisional Magistrate Deependra Yadav said. The two had not tested positive for COVID-19, he said, adding their family members had taken them out of the district for treatment. ....
New agri laws weren’t drafted overnight, Modi tells farmers Updated: Dec 19, 2020, 06:00 IST BHOPAL Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday stoutly defended the new farm laws, saying they were in the works for decades and those who are opposing these laws now for gaining lost political ground were once votaries of the same reforms. The opposition parties were against the new laws as they were upset that he would get the credit, Modi said, adding that he did not seek any credit but nobody should mislead farmers. Accusations such as the new laws will lead to the scrapping of Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops were ....
BAREILLY: To deter farmers from protests and inciting local residents against the recently passed farm laws, police in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal have asked several of them to file Rs 50 lakh bonds. Farmers claimed similar notices of lesser amounts were sent out in other districts of western UP as well, including Moradabad. On Friday, BKU district president Rajpal Singh Yadav said, “The administrative officials are trying to convince us to give in writing that we will ensure peace and not campaign against the farm laws. But we have refused.” According to him, the amount of Rs 50 lakh was deliberately mentioned by the administration to intimidate farmers. An official in Sambhal, however, said that it was a clerical error and the original bond amount dictated to the clerk was Rs 50,000. Those told to sign the bond will have to pay the amount if they continue to indulge in activities against which they have been warned in the notice. In case they don’t and are not able to p ....
Farmers angry over Rs 50 lakh notice, cops say clerical error ! BKU district president Rajpal Singh and farmer leaders Jaiveer Singh, Brahmachari Yadav, Satendra Yadav, Raudas and Veer Singh were served notices. Farmer protests in Delhi (File Photo/Agencies) Share Updated: Dec 18, 2020, 06:45 PM IST For breach of peace during the farmers protest against the new farm laws, the Sambhal district administration in Uttar Pradesh issued notices to six farmer leaders asking them to submit personal bonds of Rs 50,000 each. However previously this amount was quoted as Rs 50 lakh. The farmers complained the amount was too much, following which the police station incharge gave another report and they were asked to submit personal bonds of Rs 50,000 each, according to Subdivisional Magistrate Deependra Yadav ....
Six farmers mainly from Bharatiya Kisan Union were served notices. (Representational) Sambhal: A clerical error from an official at the district administration led to ₹ 50 lakh printed in a breach of peace notice sent to farmer leaders in western Uttar Pradesh s Sambhal, a police official told NDTV, adding that a revised notice has been sent to them. It was a clerical error. We have revised the amount in the notice to Rs 50,000, Sambhal SP Chakresh Mishra told NDTV. The Sub-Divisional Magistrate in Sambhal had sent the notice to farm leaders citing a police report that warned that they would incite farmers to join the protests against the Centre s new laws. The notice had sought an explanation from farmers on why they should not submit personal bonds of Rs 50 lakh each. ....