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Tripura: 16 Bangladeshi nationals including five minors held in Dhalai district

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Tripura: 16 Bangladeshi nationals including five minors held in Dhalai district

1. 11 Bangladeshi nationals, including three children, were detained in Mas Kumbhir Para.
2. Detainees possessed tickets, COVID-19 vaccination documents, and Bangladeshi currency.
3. Arrest based on secret information received by Gandacherra Police Station.

Agartala, May 05: According to Dhalai District Superintendent of Police Avinas Rai, 11 Bangladeshi nationals, including three children, were detained from Mas Kumbhir Para by the Gandacherra Police Station based on secret information.

They were found with tickets, COVID-19 vaccination documents from the Bangladesh government, and Bangladeshi currency.

The detainees revealed they entered India from Bangladesh through the Hakimpur Indo-Bangla border in West Bengal three years ago, later moving to Bangalore for work.

They were en route to Bangladesh via Tripura after returning from Bangalore.

Also Read: Record-Breaking Lok Sabha Polls 2024 in Assam: Kamrup District Establishes 19 All-Women Polling Stations

The detainees were identified as Md. Mamun Sardhar (29), Ruma Begam (25), Afsana Akter (22), MD Rajib Holder (20), Md. Maharaj Sheikh (25), Md. Chan Miah Akon (36), Md. Foysal Akon (18), Md. Ferdous Sheikh (30), and three children.

In another operation, Tripura Police and Government Railway Police apprehended five Bangladeshi nationals, including two children, from Ambassa Railway Station.

They were heading from Barishal District of Bangladesh to West Bengal in search of work.

Officer-in-Charge Gurupada Debnath of Ambassa Police station stated that prior information led to their detention.

Record-Breaking Lok Sabha Polls 2024 in Assam: Kamrup District Establishes 19 All-Women Polling Stations

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Record-Breaking Lok Sabha Polls 2024 in Assam: Kamrup District Establishes 19 All-Women Polling Stations

1. Assam’s Kamrup district, including Guwahati and Barpeta constituencies, sets up 19 all-women polling stations.
2. Additionally, there’s one youth-managed, four-model, and one PwD-managed polling station.
3. These measures aim to ensure inclusivity and efficiency in the electoral process.

Kamrup, May 05: In Assam’s Kamrup district, comprising the Guwahati and Barpeta Lok Sabha constituencies, 19 all-women polling stations are set up for the Lok Sabha polls scheduled on May 7.

Among the 965 polling stations, the district boasts 19 all-women polling stations, one youth-managed polling station, four model polling stations, and one Person with Disabilities (PwD)–managed polling station, as confirmed by an official.

The district anticipates a turnout of 8,38,493 voters, including 14,887 new registrants. The polling stations are strategically distributed across constituencies, with 247 in Chamaria, 232 in Boko-Chaygaon, 262 in Palashbari under Guwahati, and 224 in Hajo-Sualkuchi under Barpeta.

Also Read: Railway Protection Force Enhances Commuter Safety Measures in Dimapur, Nagaland

Preparations are underway as polling parties for 16 remote stations leave on May 5, while others depart on May 6 for the remaining 949 stations. District Commissioner and District Election Officer Keerthi Jalli ensures comprehensive arrangements for a smooth election process.

A workforce of 4,468 polling personnel is appointed to maintain order, with adequate security measures in place. Voters are urged not to carry mobile phones inside polling stations and encouraged to cast votes early in the day.

Home voting facilities have been arranged for 214 elderly and 21 PwD voters. Additionally, a 48-hour “dry day” from May 5 to May 7 prohibits the sale and possession of liquor and intoxicants, extending to the day of vote counting on June 4 and any repolling.

Railway Protection Force Enhances Commuter Safety Measures in Dimapur, Nagaland

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Railway Protection Force Enhances Commuter Safety Measures in Dimapur, Nagaland

1. Bimal Chandra Das, RPF Assistant Security Commissioner in Dimapur, emphasizes improving commuter safety.
2. He acknowledges the railways’ vital role in Indian lives, addressing media concerns at Dimapur’s RPF office.
3. Das highlights challenges posed by illicit activities within railway premises.

Dimapur, May 05: Bimal Chandra Das, Assistant Security Commissioner of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) at Dimapur Post, reiterated the organization’s commitment to enhancing safety measures for commuters, recognizing the significant role railways play in the lives of many Indians.

Addressing the media at the RPF office in Dimapur, Das discussed the challenges posed by illicit activities within railway premises. He emphasized the strict enforcement of laws, particularly the Railway Act, against individuals engaged in activities such as gambling and substance abuse.

Das highlighted the RPF’s proactive approach, citing successful operations like “Nanhe Fariste,” which led to the rescue of 20 minors handed over to Childline Dimapur. Operations such as NARCOS, Yatri Suraksha, AMANAT, and Mission Uplabdh have also been instrumental in maintaining security.

Also Read: Sikkim CM Extends Vital Medical Aid to Necrotizing Pancreatitis Patient

Furthermore, through the “Sewa” initiative, the RPF assisted two women in need, offering medical aid and support. Efforts under “Smuggled Goods of Foreign Origin” resulted in the recovery of suspected foreign items and the arrest of two individuals.

In a comprehensive review, Das disclosed that the RPF handled 176 cases under the Railway Act, leading to the apprehension of 182 individuals involved in various offenses.

Encouraging public participation, Das urged interested candidates to apply for the ongoing RPF recruitment drive, offering 4460 vacancies, including 4208 constable positions and 452 sub-inspector roles.

The application process is entirely online, with a deadline set for May 14.

Prospective candidates can submit their applications through the official website at rpf.indianrailways.gov.in.

Sikkim CM Extends Vital Medical Aid to Necrotizing Pancreatitis Patient

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Sikkim CM Extends Vital Medical Aid to Necrotizing Pancreatitis Patient

1. Sandhya Pradhan was airlifted from Siliguri to BLK Max Hospital, New Delhi, under Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang’s direction.
2. Pradhan, 22, from Poklok Kamrang, receiving treatment for Necrotizing Pancreatitis at Anandalok Hospital.
3. Chief Minister’s intervention facilitated critical medical assistance for Pradhan’s condition.

Gangtok, May 04: Under the direction of Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang, Sandhya Pradhan, a resident of Poklok Kamrang, was airlifted to BLK Max Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi from Siliguri.

Pradhan, a 22-year-old, was under treatment at Anandalok Hospital for Necrotizing Pancreatitis.

Her family expressed profound gratitude to the Chief Minister for the invaluable assistance provided during this critical time.

Also Read: Miscreants Vandalize Church in Mokokchung, Allegedly Burning Copies of Bible

In a display of solidarity and compassion, students from Sikkim University took to the streets on April 30, not for leisure, but to support their fellow student, Rohan Giri, who is facing dire circumstances.

Giri, a student of the Sikkim University’s law department, suffered a major brain stroke on April 22.

In response to Giri’s plight, his peers have united, engaging in busking activities at MG Marg to raise funds for his critical medical treatment.

Anukul Limboo, President of Sikkim University Students’ Association (SUSA), spearheading the initiative, highlighted the altruistic motive behind their endeavors.

He stated, “Today, we’re not singing for amusement. We’re singing to save a life, to aid our friend Rohan Giri in his battle against this unforeseen adversity.”

Miscreants Vandalize Church in Mokokchung, Allegedly Burning Copies of Bible

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Miscreants Vandalize Church in Mokokchung, Allegedly Burning Copies of Bible

1. Two fire incidents struck the Yimpang area of Kinunger village, Mokokchung district, around 1:30 am.
2. The first blaze razed two houses, a granary, and two scooters, with no reported casualties.
3. Prompt response from villagers and firefighters helped contain the fires and prevent further damage.

Kohima, May 04: Two fire incidents occurred in the Yimpang area of Kinunger village, situated in the Mokokchung district, approximately 20 kilometers away from Mokokchung Town.

The first fire broke out around 1:30 am, destroying two houses, one granary, and two scooters. Fortunately, there were no casualties reported as the houses were unoccupied at the time of the incident.

Local villagers, along with residents from nearby villages such as Chungtia and Aliba, volunteered to assist. Firefighters from the South Fire station, Marepkong Mokokchung, also joined efforts to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading further.

The second fire occurred around 9:40 am inside a church. Reports indicated the presence of three petrol bottles inside the church, with one used to ignite the fire while the others were pierced to leak and potentially catch fire.

Also Read: IMD Warns of Heavy Rainfall in Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura with Orange Alert

However, prompt action prevented significant damage, and the village councils immediately informed the Police and District administration.

Subsequent investigations revealed additional petrol bottles in two vacant houses within the village. The total damage included properties worth 15 lakhs, two scooters, and a rice granary that was only a year old, as confirmed by the village Chairman.

The village councils expressed suspicion that the incidents were deliberate acts aimed at causing harm and destruction.

The Police initiated a preliminary investigation following the lodging of the first investigation report, but the culprit remains unidentified as investigations are ongoing.

These incidents occurred shortly after the Catholic Association of Nagaland (CAN) issued a statement questioning the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) proposal to conduct a cleanliness drive in church compounds across the state on May 11.

CAN expressed doubts regarding the BJP’s intentions behind organizing such an event.

IMD Warns of Heavy Rainfall in Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura with Orange Alert

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IMD Warns of Heavy Rainfall in Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura with Orange Alert

1. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issues an Orange alert for Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura.
2. Predicts heavy rainfall within the next 24 hours.
3. Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall (115.5-204.4mm) is anticipated on May 5, 2024.

Weather Update, May 04: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an Orange alert for Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura, predicting heavy rainfall within the next 24 hours.

According to the IMD bulletin, these states are expected to experience isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall (115.5-204.4mm) on May 5, 2024.

The forecast attributes this weather phenomenon to a cyclonic circulation over northeast Assam and a trough extending from north Bihar to Manipur in the lower tropospheric levels.

Also Read: Dima Hasao Police Issue Traffic Advisory Due to Heavy Rainfall in Assam

The IMD report indicates, “Fairly widespread to widespread light to moderate rainfall/snowfall accompanied by isolated thunderstorms and lightning and gusty winds (40-50 kmph) are very likely over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & Meghalaya, and Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura during the next 5 days.”

Meanwhile, Tripura has been enduring a heatwave for over a week, with the Meteorological Department issuing severe heatwave warnings daily.

Dima Hasao Police Issue Traffic Advisory Due to Heavy Rainfall in Assam

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Dima Hasao Police Issue Traffic Advisory Due to Heavy Rainfall in Assam

1. Heavy commercial vehicles on NH 27 Jatinga-Harangajao advised restriction due to forecasted heavy rainfall.
2. Vehicles to or from Barak Valley via Dima Hasao advised rerouting through Meghalaya.
3. Ongoing repair works and anticipated heavy rainfall prompt traffic advisory for the NH 27 stretch.

Guwahati, May 04: Due to ongoing repair works along the Jatinga-Harangajao stretch of NH 27 and the forecast of heavy rainfall starting early morning on May 5, a restriction on heavy commercial vehicles’ movement is advised from 8 PM tonight, May 4, until further notice, issued by Dima Hasao police.

All heavy commercial vehicles traveling to or from Barak Valley and beyond via Dima Hasao are urged to reroute through Meghalaya until further updates.

In light of the IMD’s weather warning, residents of Dima Hasao District are advised to refrain from leaving their homes from May 2 to May 4 until the heavy rainfall subsides and conditions normalize. Educational institutions will remain closed during this period.

Also Read: Himanta Biswa Sarma pledges educational and medical advancements in Bongaigaon by 2025

The Transport Department and SP office are actively monitoring traffic conditions to ensure public safety.

For any emergencies or untoward incidents, residents can contact the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) through the following numbers:

  • Toll-Free No.: 03673-1077
  • Landline No.: 03673-236324
  • Landline No.: 03673-236024
  • Debojit Borah (F.O): 7002295941
  • Johny Z. Chinzah (F.O): 8761032821
  • T. Fatima Doungel (F.O): 9394537170
  • C. Roger Doungel (F.O): 8135836384
  • Kisatuing Zeme (F.O): 6000267407
  • R Sehboithang Changsan (F.O): 9954313254

Himanta Biswa Sarma pledges educational and medical advancements in Bongaigaon by 2025

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Himanta Biswa Sarma pledges educational and medical advancements in Bongaigaon by 2025

1.  Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma reveals a plan to boost Bongaigaon Refinery capacity to 5 MMTPA.
2. Expansion targets economic growth and development in Assam.
3. Refinery enhancement is part of a broader strategy for the state’s refining capabilities.

Guwahati, May 04: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, speaking at a campaign rally in Bongaigaon on May 4, unveiled plans to ramp up the refining capacity of the Bongaigaon Refinery to 5 Million Metric Tonnes Per Annum (MMTPA).

This strategic expansion aims to strengthen the state’s refining capabilities, fostering economic growth and development.

In addition to the refinery enhancement, Chief Minister Sarma announced ambitious initiatives for Bongaigaon, including the completion of the Bongaigaon Medical College by 2025 and the elevation of Bongaigaon College to university status.

These transformative projects underscore the government’s commitment to bolstering healthcare infrastructure and expanding educational opportunities in the region.

Also Read: Namsai Town in Arunachal Installs Multi-Featured Smart Electric Poles

Addressing the rally in support of NDA-backed AGP candidate Phanibhusan Chowdhury, Chief Minister Sarma expressed confidence in Chowdhury’s victory in the Barpeta Lok Sabha constituency, predicting a significant margin of victory.

Sarma highlighted the formidable position of the BJP alliance, expressing confidence in securing 12 to 13 seats in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. He downplayed the competitive landscape, noting the absence of significant challenges in the electoral contest.

Emphasizing the unity between AGP and BJP, Sarma portrayed the alliance as harmonious, likening their relationship to sharing tea and camaraderie. He anticipated a triangular contest in the Dhubri Lok Sabha constituency, highlighting the dynamic electoral landscape in the region.

Namsai Town in Arunachal Installs Multi-Featured Smart Electric Poles

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Namsai Town in Arunachal Installs Multi-Featured Smart Electric Poles

1. Namsai town, Arunachal Pradesh, unveils Smart Electric Poles for urban infrastructure enhancement.
2. Features include EV charging, CCTV surveillance, Emergency help buttons, and Weather Report screens.
3. Integration of essential services aims to streamline urban amenities and enhance convenience for residents.

Itanagar, May 04: Namsai town in Arunachal Pradesh has introduced Smart Electric Poles, featuring a range of utilities to enhance urban infrastructure.

These poles integrate essential services such as EV charging, CCTV surveillance, Emergency help buttons, and Weather Report screens, streamlining urban amenities.

According to MC Saikia, Junior Engineer of the Namsai Power department, these Smart street lights, also known as Smart Electric Poles, have been installed in three towns across Arunachal, with two more towns scheduled for similar installations.

Also Read: Third Phase of Assam Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Sees Eight Candidates with Criminal Cases

Each pole is equipped with a 360-degree CCTV camera, an EV charging port for electric vehicles, an Air quality index viewer, a Weather report screen, and emergency sirens, providing comprehensive urban services.

Saikia addressed the issue of non-functional street lights in Namsai, attributing it to ongoing renovation and repair work of the town’s drainage system, which caused damage to some wires. He assured residents that the matter would be resolved promptly.

Third Phase of Assam Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Sees Eight Candidates with Criminal Cases

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Third Phase of Assam Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Sees Eight Candidates with Criminal Cases

1. Eight candidates in Assam’s Lok Sabha polls, including AIUDF’s Badruddin Ajmal, face criminal cases.
2. Ajmal, running in Dhubri, has two cases for promoting enmity and acts prejudicial to harmony.
3. No charges have been framed against Ajmal despite the pending cases.

Guwahati, May 04: In the third and final phase of Lok Sabha polls in Assam, eight candidates, including AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal, have criminal cases registered against them, as per affidavits submitted during nomination.

Ajmal, contesting from Dhubri, faces two cases related to promoting enmity between groups and acts prejudicial to harmony. However, no charges have been framed against him.

AGP’s Phani Bhushan Choudhury, contesting from Barpeta, has one case related to cheating and dishonestly acquiring property, with no charges framed yet.

UPPL’s Jayanta Basumatary, contesting from Kokrajhar (ST), has one case for causing hurt by obscene acts, with no charges framed.

Also Read: Guwahati Enforces 48-Hour Liquor Ban Before Elections

Independent candidate Dulu Ahmed, contesting from Barpeta, faces 15 cases related to various charges, including cheating, forgery, and defamation.

Ekam Sanatan Bharat Dal’s Amitabh Sarma, contesting from Guwahati, has five pending cases, including sedition and criminal breach of trust.

Assam Jana Morcha’s Shukur Ali, contesting from Dhubri, has one case related to criminal breach of trust.

Independent candidates Faruk Khan and Alakesh Roy, contesting from Dhubri, face one case each related to forgery and illegal payments respectively.

The elections for Dhubri, Barpeta, Kokrajhar (ST), and Guwahati constituencies will be held on May 7.

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