Police controlled the situation with lathi-charge. (Representative image)
GORAKHPUR: Clashes broke out in several blocks during the nomination process of block head in Gorakhpur on Thursday. However, police controlled the situation after use of mild force.
In Gorakhpur there are 20 block head seats. It seems that BJP candidates will win unopposed in all the 14 blocks as no other candidate filed nomination papers here except them. If they don’t take their names back by 3 pm on Friday, they are likely to be declared as unopposed elected candidates.
In Shahpur area of Chargawan block , a large number of people attacked BJP candidate Vandana Singh and her supporters. Police controlled the situation with lathi-charge. However, during the attack, Vandana Singh, her husband Ranvijay Singh along with half-a-dozen people were injured. Vandana Singh filed the nomination papers under police security.
UP Excise Commissioner removed after hooch tragedy
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.. Image Source: IANS News
Lucknow, June 1 : The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has removed state Excise Commissioner R. Guruprasad, following the Aligarh hooch tragedy that has claimed 36 lives so far.
Orders to this effect were issued late on Monday night.
The state government has also suspended Karmveer Singh, police Circle Officer of Gabhana, for his laxity in checking sale of spurious liquor.
Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Avanish Awasthi, said that Circle Officer Gabhana has not only been suspended, but a departmental inquiry has also been initiated against him.
, May 20 (IANS) The police have arrested four persons and booked 15 others for allegedly raising pro-Pakistan slogans, the video of which had gone viral on social media.The arrested persons include a local Muslim cleric.According to the Kannauj .
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