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Madhya Pradesh High Court mandates safe disposal of Bhopal disaster waste, focusing on transparency and media accuracy to address Pithampur community concerns and environmental safety.

Madhya Pradesh HC grants six weeks for Union Carbide waste disposal

The Madhya Pradesh High Court demands responsible disposal of Bhopal toxic waste. Emphasizing transparency amid Pithampur protests, authorities must proceed within six weeks.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court granted the state government six weeks to dispose of Union Carbide factory waste in Pithampur, Dhar district, and instructed the media to avoid spreading false information.&nbsp;

The Madhya Pradesh High Court granted the state government six weeks to act on the disposal of waste from the Union Carbide factory, in compliance with safety guidelines. The court also instructed the media to refrain from spreading incorrect news about the issue.
On January 2, the waste, packed in 12 sealed containers, was transferred from Bhopal to the disposal site in Pithampur, Dhar district. The court's division bench, comprising Chief Justice SK Kait and Justice Vivek Jain, granted the state additional time after Advocate General Prashant Singh requested it. Singh argued that the government needed to reassure the residents of Pithampur and alleviate their fears before proceeding with the disposal.
Singh also informed the court that unrest had spread in Pithampur due to false and misleading reports about the waste disposal. In response, the bench issued a directive to the media to refrain from publishing incorrect information.
Recent protests had escalated, with two men attempting to self-immolate in opposition to the waste disposal plans, claiming that the process would harm both human health and the environment. The state government also requested an additional three days to unload the waste from the sealed containers. The court clarified that it was the state's responsibility to ensure the safe disposal of the waste, following established guidelines.
The case dates back to the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster, when methyl isocyanate (MIC) leaked from the Union Carbide factory, resulting in the deaths of at least 5,479 people and leaving thousands with lasting health issues. During a previous hearing in December 2024, the court criticized the authorities for their failure to dispose of the hazardous waste, which had been lying at the now-defunct factory for decades. The court warned of contempt proceedings if its order to remove and transport the waste within four weeks was not followed.
The current case stemmed from a 2004 petition filed for the disposal of the waste from the Union Carbide plant, responsible for one of the worst industrial disasters in history. Petitioner's counsel, Naman Nagrath, urged the court on Monday to ensure the waste was safely disposed of following proper testing.

Amid protests in Pithampur over the disposal of Union Carbide factory waste, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav assures safety and rejects claims of toxicity, urging no political interference.

Madhya Pradesh CM Defends Union Carbide Waste Disposal Amid Protests

The Madhya Pradesh High Court on December 3, 2024 rebuked authorities for not clearing the Union Carbide site in Bhopal despite directions from even the Supreme Court.

Amid protests over the shifting of waste from the Union Carbide factory here to Dhar for disposal, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday said it was not poisonous and there should be no politics over it.
Addressing a press conference in Bhopal, Yadav said scientific studies have been carried out and a safe technology will be used in the incineration process.
Politics should not be done over the issue, the chief minister said.
Dhar guardian minister Kailash Vijayvargiya will talk to the people in that district and share information that the waste was "not at all poisonous" or harmful, he said.
Forty years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, 377 tons of waste has been shifted from the defunct Union Carbide factory for its disposal at a unit in Dhar district.
It was transported at around 9 pm on Wednesday in 12 sealed container trucks via a 'green corridor' from Bhopal to Pithampur industrial area in Dhar district, located 250 km away.
Amid tight security, the vehicles reached around 4.30 am on Thursday at a factory in Pithampur where the waste will be disposed of, a senior police official said in earlier in the day.
A group of people led by an organisation took out a protest rally in Pithampur against shifting of the waste there.
They claimed the waste disposal in Pithampur was unsafe for its residents and the environment.
The protesters also called for 'Pithampur Bandh' on Friday.
A large number of people on Sunday also took out a protest march in Pithampur to oppose the disposal of Union Carbide waste in the city, having a population of about 1.75 lakh and located 30 km from Indore.
The highly toxic methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas leaked from the Union Carbide pesticide factory on the intervening night of December 2-3, 1984, killing at least 5,479 persons and leaving thousands with serious and long-lasting health issues.
It is considered to be among the worst industrial disasters in the world.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court on December 3, 2024 rebuked authorities for not clearing the Union Carbide site in Bhopal despite directions from even the Supreme Court.
The HC set a four-week deadline to shift the waste, observing that even 40 years after the gas tragedy, authorities were in a "state of inertia".
The high court had warned the government of contempt proceedings if its directive was not followed.
"If everything is found to be fine, the waste will be incinerated within three months. Otherwise, it might take up to nine months," Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation Department Director Swatantra Kumar Singh said on Wednesday.
Initially, some of the waste will be burnt at the disposal unit in Pithampur and the residue (ash) will be examined to find whether any harmful elements are left, he said.
The smoke from the incinerator will pass through special four-layer filters so that the surrounding air is not polluted, he added.
Once it is confirmed that no traces of toxic elements are left, the ash will be covered by a two-layer membrane and buried to ensure it does not come in contact with soil and water in any way.
A team of experts under the supervision of officials of the Central Pollution Control Board and State Pollution Control Board will carry out the process, Singh said.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has approved the translocation of 15 tigers to Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha. The translocation will include 12 tigresses and 3 tigers from the Bandhavgarh, Pench, and Kanha tiger reserves.

Madhya Pradesh to translocate 15 tigers to three states

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has approved the translocation of 15 tigers to Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha. The translocation will include 12 tigresses and 3 tigers from the Bandhavgarh, Pench, and Kanha tiger reserves

Madhya Pradesh government recently notified Ratapani forest as the eighth tiger reserve of the state.

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has directed for the translocation of 15 tigers from Madhya Pradesh to Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Odisha, an official said on Thursday.
As per the order, 12 tigresses and three tigers will be handed over to the three states after taking permission from the central government, he said.
No time period has been specified for the process of shifting the felines.
Under the process, the big cats will be translocated from the Bandhavgarh, Pench and Kanha tiger reserves in MP, the official said.
Six tigresses and two tigers will be translocated to Chhattisgarh, while Rajasthan will get four tigresses. Besides, a tiger and two tigresses will be sent to Odisha, he said.
CM Yadav has directed that the translocation process should be carried out under the supervision of an authorised veterinarian and to ensure the felines remain out of danger during the shifting procedure.
The states receiving the tigers will bear the entire cost of translocation, the official said.
As per the 'Status of Tigers: Co-predators &amp; Prey in India-2022' report released by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and Wildlife Institute of India, MP accounted for the highest number of 785 striped animals in the country, followed by Karnataka (563) and Uttarakhand (560).
Madhya Pradesh government recently notified Ratapani forest as the eighth tiger reserve of the state.
The NTCA has given approval to nine tiger reserves in the state. The state government is yet to notify Madhav National Park as a tiger reserve.
The other tiger reserves in Madhya Pradesh are Kanha, Satpura, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Sanjay Dubri, Panna and Veerangana Durgavati.

A shocking incident in Gwalior during 'Pushpa 2' screening escalated when canteen owner Raju bit patron Shabbir's ear over a billing dispute. Authorities investigate as the film remains successful at the box office.

Gwalior Cinema Brawl: Canteen Owner Bites Guest During Pushpa 2 Screening

Allu Arjun's "Pushpa 2: The Rule" has hit the milestone of ₹ 1,000 crore at the global box office in just six days, making it the fastest Indian film to register the feat.

A canteen owner at a theatre screening the movie "Pushpa 2: The Rule" in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior allegedly bit the ear of a man over a dispute on settling the snacks bill, police said.
The incident took place on Sunday when the victim, Shabbir, went to the canteen of Kailash Talkies in Inderganj area during the movie interval to buy food, the police said on Wednesday.
An argument broke out between Shabbir and canteen owner Raju, who accused the former of not paying money, an official said.
The heated exchange escalated into a fight with Raju and his three associates thrashing Shabbir. Raju allegedly bit one of the ears of Shabbir, as per the FIR.
The argument over the payment of food items led to the fight, Additional Superintendent of Police Niranjan Sharma said.
"The canteen owner and his three associates allegedly beat Shabbir and also bit his ear while threatening to kill him," he said.
Shabbir lodged a complaint with police on Monday. A case was registered against three persons on Tuesday based on Shabbir's medical report, he said, adding that further investigation was underway.
Allu Arjun's "Pushpa 2: The Rule" has hit the milestone of ₹ 1,000 crore at the global box office in just six days, making it the fastest Indian film to register the feat, as per its producers.
The Sukumar-directed movie, which is a sequel to 2021's Telugu blockbuster "Pushpa: The Rise", released on December 5 with dubbed versions in Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali and Malayalam.

The opposition Congress sought an apology from Kushwaha saying his suggestion would lead to incidents of domestic violence.

MP minister's advice to women: 'ask husband to drink at home'

The opposition Congress sought an apology from Kushwaha saying his suggestion would lead to incidents of domestic violence.

Madhya Pradesh minister Narayan Singh Kushwaha has advised women to ask their husbands to drink liquor in front of their family members at home instead of going outside so that they feel ashamed and slowly give up the habit of drinking.
He made the remarks while addressing a function on "de-addiction campaign" in Bhopal on Friday, a video of which also went viral on social media.
The opposition Congress, however, sought an apology from him saying his suggestion would lead to incidents of domestic violence.
Addressing the gathering, state Social Justice Minister said, "The biggest contribution in this (de-addiction efforts) is of mothers and sisters of the house. First of all, tell them (husbands) not to drink outside in the market. Tell them, if you want to drink, eat food and stay in front of me. If they drink in front of me (their wives), their limit will keep decreasing. They will gradually come on the verge of quitting. They will feel ashamed to be drinking alcohol in front of wife and children." The wives should also tell their husbands that their children will also start drinking alcohol in the future, he said.
He said the women should form a local group and show "belan" (rolling pin) to the people with drinking habits.
Talking to reporters later, the minister said that drinking liquor in front of their children at home will make the men feel ashamed and discourage to quit their habit.
The children will also tell their father not to drink, which will have a positive impact on him, he said.
Reacting to Kushwaha's statement, Congress leader Sangeeta Sharma said that by giving such advice, the minister was encouraging domestic violence.
The main reason for domestic violence is addiction and alcohol, she told reporters and claimed that more than 17,000 cases related to domestic violence caused by liquor are pending before the Madhya Pradesh Women's Commission.
The minister is encouraging women to use rolling pin against their husbands, which will lead to domestic violence, Sharma said.
The minister should seek apology for his remarks, the Congress leader added.
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Following a complaint by a victim, the police launched a probe and nabbed the prime accused and his associates. 

Seven girls raped in MP after accused use voice modulation app to pose as female teacher

Following a complaint by a victim, the police launched a probe and nabbed the prime accused and his associates.&nbsp;

At least seven tribal girls were allegedly raped in Madhya Pradesh's Sidhi district after the accused used a voice modulation app to pose as a female teacher and called the victims to a deserted place to discuss scholarships, said an official.
The incident was going on for a long time and it came to light when one of the victims recently lodged a police complaint at Majhauli police station in the district. The police arrested four accused, including the main accused Brijesh Prajapati (30) in the matter, the officer added.
Inspector General of Police (IG) Rewa Range, Mahendra Singh Sikarwar told ANI, "A girl lodged a complaint that a man spoke to her in a female voice and called her to meet him at a deserted place to discuss and help her to get the scholarship. The accused also told the victim that a man would meet her and would take her to the discussed location. After that, the girl reached the said location where the accused reached and violated the girl."
After the incident, the victim informed the police about the whole incident. Acting on the information, the police began an investigation and arrested the prime accused and his associates, he added.
"The accused has been identified as Brijesh Prajapati, a resident of Sidhi district. The police also took his three associates into custody and all of them were being interrogated. During interrogation, the accused admitted raping 7 girls. Of these victims, we have identified four victims and based on their statement cases have been registered against the accused," the officer said.
Further investigation in the matter is underway and further action will be taken accordingly, he added.
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However, Miglani has denied the allegation, calling it false.  

Cops question Congress functionary in Kamal Nath's home over BJP leader's complaint

However, Miglani has denied the allegation, calling it false. &nbsp;

A police official on Monday said it had questioned an aide of Kamal Nath in the senior Madhya Pradesh Congress leader's Chhindwara home after receiving a complaint from BJP Lok Sabha candidate from the seat Vivek Bunty Sahu.
Sahu has complained that RK Miglani, an aide of Nath, had circulated an objectionable video of him, Kotwali police station inspector Umesh Golhani told PTI.
"We carried out questioning. Investigations are on. More details will be shared with the media later," Golhani added.
Asserting that Sahu's complaint was completely false, Miglani said, "I was not questioned by police. I was served a notice (by the police). I told them I would respond to it after the elections." Meanwhile, following the development, Kamal Nath and his son Nakul Nath, who is the sitting MP from Chhindwara and has been renominated by the Congress, rushed back to their residence in Shikarpur.
Chhindwara is a Kamal Nath bastion and the only seat the BJP failed to win in MP in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. Voting is scheduled on the seat for April 19

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is seen dismissing complaints from locals in Chhindwara in a viral video.

'No BJP MP, no MLA': MP CM Mohan Yadav turns down complaints in Chhindwara

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is seen dismissing complaints from locals in Chhindwara in a viral video.

A video of the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has caused a stir online. In the video, Yadav is seen dismissing complaints from locals in Chhindwara. He says the government doesn't owe them any work since they didn't vote for BJP, and their local representatives aren't from his party.&nbsp;
Some people in Chhindwara approached CM Yadav about development issues. His response was, "Jab vote diya nahi, Sansad humara nahi, Vidhayak humara nahi toh humara kya kaam (If we didn't get your votes and your representatives aren't from our party, then why should we do any work)?"
The Congress party has criticized Yadav for his comments. Congress leader Supriya Shrinate shared the video on social media, condemning Yadav's attitude towards the people of Chhindwara.
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Devendra Rathore cleaned the sewer located in Birla Nagar on April 2nd. Later, the municipal corporation team reached the spot and cleaned it.  

BJP councillor cleans choked sewer in Gwalior, claims MCD didn't act on complaints | Watch

Devendra Rathore cleaned the sewer located in Birla Nagar on April 2. Later, the municipal corporation team reached the spot and took over cleaning.  

Devendra Rathore cleaned the sewer located in Birla Nagar on April 2. Later, the municipal corporation team reached the spot and took over cleaning. &nbsp;

A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) councillor in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district cleaned a choked sewer in his area and alleged that he complained several times but the municipal corporation did not act on it.&nbsp; Councillor from Ward 15, Devendra Rathore cleaned the sewer located in Birla Nagar in the city on Tuesday. A video of the incident also went viral on social media. Later, the municipal corporation team reached the spot and cleaned it. The team continued the cleaning activity on Wednesday as well.&nbsp; &nbsp; "There was a big sewer problem in ward number 15 and dirty water was flooding inside the houses of residents. People were facing a lot of foul smell and the matter was also brought before the council but no one paid attention to it. After this, I told the Commissioner, also requested the Mayor and raised the matter in the Council but the issue was unheard of. After that I realised I would have to solve this matter myself," Rathore told ANI.&nbsp; "People have given me the vote and I must value their vote, therefore, I cleaned the sewer as no one was listening and people are facing issues. After I did the cleaning, the Municipal Corporation employees also came and started cleaning," he added.
He further said that when he went for an inspection in his area, the municipal commissioner called him and said he shouldn't go anywhere and neither talk to officials as the Model Code of Conduct was in force.&nbsp; "The commissioner told me that I should neither go anywhere nor talk to officials as the Model Code of Conduct is in force so what option do I have? The only solution I had, I went into the sewer and cleaned it," he added.&nbsp;
Councillor Rathore also took a potshot at Mayor Sobha Sikarwar saying the municipal corporation was under the Congress and the Congress Mayor remained silent.
"The municipality here is under Congress. We have the government in the state but here we are working under the Congress' mayor Sobha Sikarwar but she remains silent," he added.&nbsp;
Nonetheless, Additional Commissioner of Gwalior Municipal Corporation, Munish Singh Sikarwar said that wherever sewer-related problems arose, they were resolved immediately.&nbsp;
"Wherever sewer-related problems arise, they are being resolved immediately. In that ward too, work was being done by the Municipal Corporation next to the sewer. If such information was received, it would also have been resolved," Sikarwar said.&nbsp;

Videos of a man allegedly being thrashed and forced to drink urine for eloping with a woman in Ujjain have gone viral on social media

MP man thrashed, forced to drink urine for eloping with woman

Videos of a man allegedly being thrashed and forced to drink urine for eloping with a woman in Ujjain have gone viral on social media

A man was allegedly beaten up, forced to drink urine and wear a garland of shoes after he eloped with a married woman in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain district, prompting the police to initiate action into the incident.
Some videos of the incident went viral on social media but no complaint has been lodged by the man so far, police said.
In one of the videos, the man is seen wearing a garland of shoes and drinking a liquid, believed to be urine, from a bottle as some people shout at him and force him to consume it. He is also seen being beaten up by a woman, with whom he had allegedly eloped.
Another video showed the man licking a shoe held in his hand and being forced to put another shoe on his head.
In the clips, the man is seen with half of his moustache and parts of head shaved off.
Asked about it, Additional Superintendent of Police Nitesh Bhargava told reporters that they have taken cognisance of the video clips, which are three-four days old, and contacted the victim.
"After the videos came to the notice of the police, we proactively contacted the victim's home but he was not present there," he said.
"I have spoken to the victim over the phone and he will be meeting me. After verification of the accused and the place of the incident, legal action will be initiated," he said.
On the reason behind the incident, the official said it is not yet clear and will be confirmed after talking to the victim.
"We proactively contacted the victim but no complaint has been made so far," he said.
According to sources, the issue was about the man eloping with a married woman from the Banjara community of Bhilkhedi village under Bhatpachlana police station limits, some 75 km from the district headquarters.&nbsp;

The twin murder was reported from Jabalpur district in Madhya Pradesh on Friday. Police said they found two bodies inside the house, the father was on the floor while the body of a minor boy was kept in a fridge.

In Madhya Pradesh shocker, 15-year-old girl allegedly on the run after killing father, brother

The twin murder came to light on Friday, when the girl was initially reported missing. However, CCTV footage showed the girl on the run with the key accused.

The twin murder came to light on Friday, when the girl was initially reported missing. However, CCTV footage showed the girl on the run with the key accused.

A 15-year-old girl is on the run after the alleged murder of her 53-year-old father and eight-year-old brother.&nbsp;
The twin murder was reported from Jabalpur district in Madhya Pradesh on Friday. The girl was initially reported missing, but Police now suspect her to be involved in the murders.
Police said the girl sent a voice note from her father&rsquo;s phone to her cousin, after which a team was dispatched to the home. Police broke open the door which was locked from the outside and found the two bodies stuffed in the fridge.
Investigators at first suspected a 19-year-old man, who had earlier served time in prison under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, following a complaint filed by the girl last year.&nbsp;
However, the CCTV footage showed them both together.
Police said teams from the local police station and crime branch are on the lookout for the two. A scooty that is believed to be used by the the accused to flee from the crime scene has also been recovered.&nbsp;

A man in Madhya Pradesh killed his brother with axe for turning off music at family function.

MP: Man kills brother with axe at family function, arrested

A man in Madhya Pradesh killed his brother with axe for turning off music at family function.

A man allegedly hacked his brother to death with an axe after the latter turned off the music and stopped him from dancing at a family function in Madhya Pradesh's Satna district, police said on Sunday.
The police have arrested the accused, Rajkumar Kol (30), for the murder that occurred at Mauhar village under Kothi police station limits on Friday night, an official said.
Rajkumar&rsquo;s brother Rakesh (35) had organised a function at his house, during which music was being played on a sound system, said Rupendra Rajput, in-charge of Kothi police station.
The victim later turned off the music, and the accused wanted to continue dancing, he said.
An argument ensued between the brothers, and in a fit of anger, Rajkumar allegedly attacked Rakesh with an axe and killed him on the spot, the official said.
The accused fled the scene and was later apprehended near a culvert where he was hiding, he said.
The accused was placed under arrest, and the weapon used in the crime was seized, the official said.
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Students alleged that an MP university forgot to take exam after releasing admit cards for the same. However, university said it was rescheduled.  

MP university 'forgets' to conduct exam after releasing admit cards, schedule 

Students alleged that a Madhya Pradesh university forgot to take an exam even after releasing admit cards for the same. However, university said it was rescheduled. &nbsp;

Rani Durgavati University in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur city allegedly forgot to conduct examinations after releasing the schedule and admit cards.&nbsp;
Nine students of the post-graduate computer science course, 'Computer Organisation and Assembly Language', of the university reportedly could not take the exam and alleged that the university forgot to conduct it. &nbsp; However, the university officials said it was rescheduled due to an error in the question paper.&nbsp;
The National Student Union of India (NSUI) claimed students were informed about the rescheduling when they reached their centre for the exam on March 5.&nbsp;
The government university's registrar, Deepesh Mishra said after a complaint from the students, an explanation has been sought from the examination department.&nbsp;
Mishra said there was some error in the question paper, therefore it was not given to the students.&nbsp;
The examination for the subject will now be held on March 15 while the exams of other subjects will be held as per the schedule, he said.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Sachin Rajak, district president of the NSUI, students' wing of the Congress, claimed that when the students reached the examination centre, the authorities told them the exam had been rescheduled.&nbsp;
Blaming the university officials for this, he said some of the students came from neighbouring districts including Narsinghpur and Katni to appear for the exam.&nbsp;
The NSUI members met the university officials in this connection on March 5.&nbsp;
(With inputs from PTI)
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Trainer aircraft crashes in Guna in after it developed a snag. The pilot has been admitted to the hospital

Trainer aircraft crashes in Guna, pilot injured | Watch

Trainer aircraft crashes in Guna, pilot injured
Police: trainer aircraft malfunctioned
Police: plane crashed during emergency landing

Trainer aircraft crashes in Guna, pilot injured

Trainer aircraft crashes in Guna in after it developed a snag. The pilot has been admitted to the hospital

A pilot sustained injuries after a trainer aircraft crashed while making an emergency landing in Madhya Pradesh's Guna.&nbsp;
The police said that the aircraft had taken off from Neemuch and was flying to Dhana when it developed a snag. The trainee pilot tried to make an emergency landing but the plane crashed.&nbsp;

Bees' way of saying party over! A swarm of bees came uninvited to a MP wedding in MP. 

Bees attend Madhya Pradesh wedding, guests run for cover | Watch

Bees' way of saying party over! A swarm of bees came uninvited to a MP wedding in MP.&nbsp;

A wedding ceremony in Madhya Pradesh's Guna district turned into a party for 'bees' as they swarmed the venue unleashing chaos. A hive of bees on the hotel's roof attacked the wedding attendees.&nbsp;
A videographer present at the venue captured the incident and posted the video on social media. The video shows the wedding guests trying to save themselves from the stings.&nbsp;
Some were seen lying on the ground with their face down while others were seen rushing inside the hotel to save themselves from the bees.&nbsp;
Reportedly, nearly a dozen people were injured with some people sustaining serious injuries. Local authorities and emergency services quickly responded to the situation.&nbsp;
The hotel management is under scrutiny to determine whether proper precautions were in place to avoid such incidents.&nbsp;
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court was highly critical of the Ujjain Municipal Corporation for its bulldozer action in the city, saying that it goes against the principles of natural justice.

Madhya Pradesh High Court raps bulldozer action in Ujjain 

The Madhya Pradesh High Court was highly critical of the Ujjain Municipal Corporation for its bulldozer action in the city, saying that it goes against the principles of natural justice.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court was highly critical of the practice of razing down houses of those accused in criminal cases. The court said that the civic authorities are demolishing the homes without adhering to the principles of natural justice.
"It has become fashionable now for local administration and local bodies to demolish any house by drawing up proceedings without complying with the principles of natural justice and publish it in the newspaper," the court said, according to Bar and Bench outlet.
The Indore bench of the court made these observations earlier this month while hearing a plea filed by two persons, whose houses were illegally demolished by the Ujjain Municipal Corporation. The court awarded compensation of Rs 1 lakh each.
The commissioner of the corporation informed the court that the houses owned by the first petitioner were demolished after they did not respond to the notices.
The court said that there were registered sale deeds in the name of the petitioners and that they had not approached the corporation for mutation of their name.
"Although they did not inform about the aforesaid sale to the Municipal Corporation by submitting a registered sale deed for mutation of their name, they are residing in the said house as owner" it added.

20 people have been injured after a blast took place in a firecracker factory in  Madhya Pradesh.

6 dead, over 59 injured as fire breaks out at firecracker factory in MP

Burn units at hospitals in Indore, Bhopal and the AIIMS in the state capital were directed to make necessary arrangements for any emergency.

6 dead, over 40 injured as fire breaks out at firecracker factory in MP

59Burn units at hospitals in Indore, Bhopal and the AIIMS in the state capital were directed to make necessary arrangements for any emergency.

At least nine persons were killed and nearly 200 others injured in a powerful explosion and subsequent blaze at a firecrackers factory near Harda town of Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, a senior official said.
Some videos of the incident surfaced on social media showing the massive fire with intermittent explosions taking place at the site and people frantically running to save themselves. They showed thick plumes of smoke coming from the factory located at Bairagarh on Magardha Road on the outskirts of Harda town, about 150km from the state capital Bhopal.
"So far, nine casualties were reported and nearly 200 others were injured in the Harda incident. The injured persons are out of danger," Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) Home Sanjay Dubey told PTI.
The cause of the blast was not yet known and efforts were on to control the blaze, according to officials.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav held a meeting to take stock of the situation and said the Army was being contacted to arrange for helicopters for the rescue work.
"In the meeting, the Chief Minister directed that providing immediate treatment to the injured from the Harda accident is our top priority. Ambulances are being rushed to Harda from the surrounding areas, and the Army has been contacted to arrange for helicopters," the CMO said in a post on X "I spoke to officials concerned and sought details of the incident," Yadav said.
The Centre been informed about the tragedy, the CM added.
Yadav announced a financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh to the kin of each of the deceased and said the entire cost of treatment of the injured persons will be borne by the state government.
The CM directed senior minister Uday Pratap Singh, Additional Chief Secretary Ajit Kesari and Director General (Home Guards) Arvind Kumar to rush to Harda by a helicopter.
Burn units in hospitals in Indore, Bhopal and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in the state capital were directed to make necessary arrangements for any emergency, an official said.
President Droupadi Murmu said she was deeply saddened by the loss of lives in the tragedy and offered condolences to the bereaved family members.
Expressing grief over the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a message posted on X, said "Distressed by the loss of lives due to the mishap at a cracker factory in Harda, Madhya Pradesh. Condolences to all those who have lost their loved ones. May those injured recover at the earliest." Modi announced Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia to the next of the kin of each of the deceased from the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund (PMNRF).
"The local administration is assisting all those affected. Rs 2 lakh from PMNRF would be given to the next of kin of each deceased. The injured will be given Rs 50,000," he added.&nbsp;

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Tuesday ordered the suspension of the Bandhavgarh Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) after two men were beaten up on a road allegedly in his presence for overtaking his vehicle in Umaria district.

MP IAS officer suspended after youth who overtook his car are beaten up

An SDMM from Madhya Pradesh was suspended for allegedly ordering to beat two men who overtook his car on January 22. An FIR has been registered against him and three others.  

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Tuesday ordered the suspension of the Bandhavgarh Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) after two men were beaten up on a road allegedly in his presence for overtaking his vehicle in Umaria district.

A Sub Divisional Magistrate in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh was suspended for allegedly ordering that the two men who overtook his car be beaten up on January 22.&nbsp;
According to reports, after the youth overtook the SDM, three men came out of the IAS officer's car and had an heated argument with them.&nbsp;
A purported viral video of the incident shows two men hitting a man multiple times on his leg. They also vandalised the car of the young men who overtook the SDM's vehicle.&nbsp;
MP's CM Mohan Yadav shared a post on X saying that the SDM named Amit Singh has been suspended.
He said, &ldquo;The incident of assault on two youths by Bandhavgarh SDM is unfortunate. Instructions have been given to suspend the SDM. There is a good governance government in Madhya Pradesh. This kind of inhuman treatment of common people will not be tolerated at all in the state."
An FIR has been registered against the SDM along with three others for the assault. Both victims have been admitted to the district hospital.

After reports surfaced on early Saturday that 26 girls from a shelter running illegally in Bhopal have been missing, MP chief minister Mohan Yadav directed officials that action should be taken against such institutions which are operating illegally. 

Missing girls from Bhopal illegal shelter home safe, three officers suspended 

After reports surfaced on early Saturday that 26 girls from a shelter running illegally in Bhopal have been missing, MP chief minister Mohan Yadav directed officials that action should be taken against such institutions which are operating illegally.&nbsp;

26 girls who were reportedly missing from a shelter home running illegally in Bhopal have been located and are safe, according to reports quoting police officers.
Three officials of state's Women and Child Department have been suspended and two were issued showcause notices after the matter came to light on January 6, 2024.
The girls hailed from different states, including Gujarat, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
On Thursday, police had registered a First Information Report on the complaint of district programme officer Ramgopal Yadav against Anil Mathew for allegedly running the children's home illegally.&nbsp;
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Expressing his grief over the loss of 12 people in a road accident. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ordered a probe and announced financial assistance of  ₹ 4 lakh for dead ₹ 50000 for Injured.

12 dead, 14 injured in Madhya Pradesh road accident; CM announces ₹4 lakh compensation

Expressing his grief over the loss of 12 people in a road accident. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ordered a probe and announced financial assistance of  ₹ 4 lakh for the dead and ₹ 50000 for Injured.

12 dead, 14 injured in MP road accident; CM announces ₹4 lakh compensation

Expressing his grief over the loss of 12 people in a road accident. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ordered a probe and announced financial assistance of&nbsp; ₹4 lakh for the kin of decease and ₹50,000 for the injured.

At least 12 people were killed and 14 others sustained severe burn injuries as a bus caught fire after colliding with a dumper in Guna district of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday night, an official said.
The private bus collided head-on with the dumper on Guna-Aaron road, the official said, adding that the injured were rushed to the Guna district hospital for treatment.
Twelve bus passengers were killed and 14 others sustained injuries in the fire, Guna district&rsquo;s Superintendent of Police told PTI.
The ill-fated bus was on its way to Aaron while the dumper was headed towards Guna when the accident occurred at around 9 pm, police said.
The SP said there were around 30 passengers in the bus at the time of the incident and four of them somehow managed to come out of the bus and have gone home.
Guna collector Tarun Rathi said the administration is probing the incident.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed grief and announced an assistance of Rs 4 lakh each to the kin of the deceased and Rs 50,000 each for the injured.
The chief minister also ordered a probe into the accident.
Meanwhile, in a message on X, Union Civil Aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia termed the incident as &ldquo;painful&rdquo; and said, &ldquo;Soon after getting information about the incident, I spoke to the collector and SP and directed them to start a relief and rescue operation." Scindia also condoled the demise of the passengers.

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