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Page-1.Qxd (Page 3) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 (PAGE 7) From page 1 RTI amendment bill may come Asaram case: Gehlot promises action, China again adopts aggressive posture up for discussion in LS today Asaram son says girl 'mentally unstable' in Demchok, threatens labourers NEW DELHI, Aug 28: not include any political party NEW DELHI/JODHPUR, Aug has already said no one is above registered under the 28: law and law should take its own talks held last month to work for areas witnessed major incidents A bill to amend the RTI Act maintaining peace and tranquility of the Chinese incursions. In Representation of the Peoples As the demand for Asaram course. aimed at giving immunity to Act, they said. Bapu's arrest grew more stri- "Saints should maintain along the Line of Actual Control. Daulat Beg Oldi sector, the political parties from providing During the talks, both the sides Chinese Army had adopted The CIC had in its order on dent, Rajasthan Chief Minister sanctity in society so that there information under the trans- June 3 held that the six nation- Ashok Gehlot today promised is no scope of raising finger of had agreed to improve the func- aggressive posture in the month parency law is slated to come tioning of the working mecha- of May and even pitched tents al parties have been substan- "strict action" based on the out- accusations against them. They up for discussion in Lok Sabha tially funded indirectly by the come of the probe into sexual are revered and respected and nism for consultation and coordi- while as in Demchok area the tomorrow. nation on India-China border Chinese troops got work on link- Central Government and were assault allegations against self- are connected with religious The Right to Information required to appoint Public styled godman Asaram Bapu. beliefs," he said. areas and make it more efficient. road stopped. In Chumur area, (Amendment) Bill 2013 has It may be recalled that in the the Chinese Army ingressed 200 Information Officers (PIOs) as 72-year-old Asaram's son Addressing his supporters in already been introduced in the they have the character of a Narayan Sai, meanwhile, in Rajkot, Sai said the girl seems to recent past Daulat Beg Oldi sec- meters and even stopped Indian Lower House by Minister of tor, Demchok in south of Aksai Army from patrolling the area. public authority under the RTI comments that could stoke a be mentally unstable. State for Personnel, Public controversy called the 16-year- "She used to take around two Chin, Chumur and Pangong Act. Grievances and Pensions V The order had evoked sharp old girl who levelled the allega- to two-and-half hours to bathe.... Narayanasamy. reactions from political parties, tions as "mentally unstable". She seemed to be mentally unsta- An Army jawan at the natural cave hideout at Bagga, Mahore NC, Cong in neck-to-neck “Narayanasamy to move Gehlot, who met Union ble. To solve this problem, the par- on Wednesday. especially Congress which has fight for LAHDC Kargil that the Bill to amend the Right been credited with bringing in Home Minister Sushil Kumar ents of the girl accompanied her to Information Act, 2005 be the transparency law. Shinde in New Delhi to brief him from Chhindwara to Jodhpur to Arms, ammunition haul in Reasi race for the coveted post from Shaffi (Randeer Pura Drass), taken into consideration. Also It is pertinent to mention on the probe in the Asaram case, take her to Asaram Bapu," he said. forests of Deolmarg atop Pir in the area few days back. Congress. Mohammad Ali (Shargole), to move that the Bill be that Baijayant Jay Panda, a also said police should not come In Jodhpur, DCP Ajay Pal Panjal mountains. The troops Presently, Reasi district is stated Three Buddhist candidates Skalzang Wangail (Padum), passed,” said the list of busi- Biju Janata Dal’s MP, has writ- under any pressure while con- Lamba said a decision is yet to recovered the consignment from to be free of militancy. Skalzang Wangail and Stenzin Stenzin Sonam (Cha), Akhoon ness for Lok Sabha tomorrow. ten to Lok Sabha Speaker ducting its probe. The Jodhpur be taken regarding Asaram's inside the hideout. Sources said the timely Sonam won Padum and Cha seats Hussain (Chuliskamboo), Liaquat The Union Cabinet had on Meira Kumar to refer the pro- police is probing the allegations request seeking more time for Recoveries included one recovery of arms and ammuni- for Congress while Tsering Ali (Poye), Zakir Hussain August 1 cleared a proposal to posed legislation to an appro- of sexual assault levelled by a his appearance before the police. Under Barrel Grenade Launcher tion by Army and police has Angdus won Karsha seat for (Shakar), Mohammad Ismaiel amend the RTI Act to give priate standing committee for 16-year-old girl against Asaram. "We have not yet received the (UBGL), one pistol with loaded thwarted a possible terror plot as National Conference. Though (Barsoo) and Sheikh Mohammad immunity to political parties. detailed deliberations. The Jodhpur police said it application of Bapu in this regard. magazine, one magazine of AK- they could have been used by National Conference and Hussain (Thasgam). The Cabinet’s decision had Panda, in his letter written was yet to take any decision on The team bearing this application 47 rifle, a large quantity of the militants in future. Congress were coalition partners Six Independent candidates come nearly two months after this month, has said that the Asaram's plea yesterday for is yet to arrive at Jodhpur and more time to appear before it in before going through that request, Chinese hand grenades explo- “This successful operation in the State Government, both had elected as Councilors today the Central Information proposed draft legislation connection with the case. we can not say anything", he said. sives and ammunition of AK-47 conducted by Rashtriya Rifles contested elections against each were Mohammad Hussain Commission’s order of bring- requires thorough considera- Asaram has been summoned to The self-styled godman has besides binoculars, cameras etc. battalion located at Bagga in other and in fact were involved in (Lankarcha), supported by ing six national political parties tion and discussion, and should appear before the Jodhpur police rejected the sexual assault allega- Sources said the consign- Mahore sub division will be a very close fight for capturing Congress, Kachoo Ahmad Ali — Congress, BJP, NCP, CPI- not be passed in the din as has on or before August 30. tions against him. (PTI) ment of arms and ammunition major setback to any future ter- power in LAHDC Kargil, which Khan (Yourbaltok), Mohammad M, CPI and BSP — under the become the unfortunate prac- After his meeting with had been buried by the local mil- rorist activity in Gulabgarh had come into effect in 2003 and Haneefa (Baroo), both backed RTI Act. tice for several important bills Shinde, Gehlot also said that seers itants when they were operating belt,’’ sources said. this was third election of the by National Conference and The Government has pro- recently. Land Acquisition Bill and saints should stay away from Council having a term of five Sheikh Mohammad Hussain posed an amendment in Section A group of intellectuals, controversies as they are revered in Lok Sabha today J&K seeks MHA nod for 5 new IRP bns years. (neutral Independent). Names of 2 of the Act, which defines academics and representatives public authority, to shield the and respected in society and are positively consider the proposal. pace for strengthening of Sources said five to six candi- two Independent candidates of civil society organisations NEW DELHI, Aug 28: political parties, officials said. connected with religious beliefs. As the proposal didn't mature, police force,'' sources said and dates were declared elected with a from Trespole (backed by NC) comprising Indians residing The proposed amendments, "Let me reiterate that police After passing the Food Bill, the Government has once again expressed hope that the State very close margin ranging from and Chiktan (neutral abroad have also written to the if accepted by the Parliament, should not come under any pres- Lok Sabha will take up tomor- taken it up with the Union Home proposal would soon see the 15 to 60 votes. Independent) were not clear due Lok Sabha Speaker against any will make it clear that the defi- sure while conducting its inves- row another landmark legisla- Ministry and was confident that light of the day. Two major opposition parties to some confusion in the list of move by the Government to of the State—the PDP and the the winners. nition of public authority shall tigation and it will not happen. tion of the UPA - the Land it would mature soon notwith- It may be mentioned that the water down the RTI Act. (PTI) Strict action will be taken based Acquisition Bill - that seeks to standing the financial con- State police has been facing BJP had also put up candidates on Two Independent candidates, majority of seats but none of their who had won uncontested were on the outcome of the probe," he provide “just and fair” compen- straints faced by the Union of shortage of manpower for the told reporters when asked when sation to families whose land India. past quite time despite raising candidates could make it to the Aga Syed Hassan (Saliskot), India's first defence council. Senior leaders of the two backed by NC and Mohammad Asaram would be arrested. has been acquired for industrial "The Government of India some battalions on its own. The Gehlot made it known that he purposes.
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