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3RXYV] Dy`Hvcd D`Ad Z 3Fuxve RNI Regn. No. CHHENG/2012/42718, Postal Reg. No. - RYP DN/34/2013-2015 (&'0(1,-23 !"#$#!$ % &!'( ) *!$+, -. "8@:-8O 9-::!887<::8L-87 8 !"#$ # % . @7-89-"<9<:@ %"&$%' '%"!'% ' <8<?8 -7- @78=45!<?& ;8@<-@-7-<@. 8 !%"(%''% " %7C((8 I6 M< 8 %< $ 4 /4*+,/5 ,*6 ! "#$%& '%" $( * * the revised estimates of 2018- 19) to half would be a chal- lenging task. The gross fiscal "# deficit in the budget 2018-19 54)'AB was estimated at 9,998 crore. 5()54( 7898:"- 8 But it increased to 18,768 % 4()CC4DB,55 %3!E crore according to revised esti- n a strong oral observation, mates. Ithe Supreme Court on Friday Soon after assuming office said BSP chief Mayawati should on December 17, 2018, the 8 6C)'5'DC1,6JE deposit public money used for Congress government waived 8 4B)44(D4I,IJE erecting statues of herself and off farm loan worth 6,100 % < IBJ elephants, the party’s symbol, at crore. It also increased the 8 I1J public places in Uttar Pradesh minimum support price (MSP) % < 44J to the State exchequer. of paddy to 2,500 per quintal. 8 8 AAJ The remarks were made by Subsequently, the fiscal deficit the apex court which was hear- jumped significantly in the ing a petition filed in 2009 by revised estimates. 8 4A,6J an advocate who had alleged “A provision of 5,000 K $ B,'J that about 2,000 crore was crore has been made in the " ',BJ used from the State budget for budget for farm loan waive off,” 9 K B,IJ 2008-09 and 2009-10, when Baghel said, adding that the Mayawati was the Chief waiver of short-term agricul- Minister of Uttar Pradesh, for tural loans of nearly 10,000 < ',5J installing her statues and BSP’s <-!. upcoming Lok Sabha polls. presenting the budget amid crore so far would benefit near- !K 5,5J symbol at different places. The budget has provisioned to repeated interruptions by the ly 2 million farmers. !$9 # 1,CJ It was contended that pub- hief Minister Bhupesh curtail the fiscal deficit to 2.99 opposition BJP. Besides 5,000 crore for - I,BJ lic money cannot be utilised for P CBaghel who led Congress to per cent of the Gross State “The State has a loan of paddy procurement at hiked creating own statues and for a splendid victory in assembly Domestic Product (GSDP) for about 12,000 crore, we will MSP, provision of 4,000 crore propagating the political party. polls, showered freebies to the 2019-20. curtail it to 10,913 crore in the had been made for Mukhya *+,-.,/. " # On May 29, 2009 the court tune of 20,000 crore in his Baghel said the budget had next fiscal that will be within Mantri Khadyanna had issued a show-cause notice However, the Bench told maiden tax free 90, 910 crore been focused for the larger wel- the limit (of fiscal responsibil- Suraksha Yojna facilitating 35 $%&'& '&&()'$ $%&'& to the Uttar Pradesh Mishra, who is also the party’s budget for the fiscal 2019-20 fare of farmers, rural economy ity and budget management kg rice per ration card to poor 8 3 1,(CJ 6,BJ Government and Mayawati for Rajya Sabha MP, that it was fix- tabled in state assembly on Friday. and middle class. “The Budget act),” Baghel claimed. families. < I,55J I,CJ using the public money for ing a date of April 2 as it will Baghel who holds finance is growth-oriented and the However, economic Baghel also announced to - ',AJ 6,CJ installing her statues and party’s require detail consideration. portfolio as well, displayed his interests of common people experts argued the govern- slash electricity bill by 50 percent 1,5J 6,IJ symbol at parks in Lucknow During the pendency of master-class of appeasing all have been kept in mind,’’ he ment claims and asserted that for up to 400 units of power con- ! - 51)CC6 and Noida, adjacent to the the PIL, the apex court on sections of society with a spree told reporters at the crowded curtailing fiscal deficit from sumption and made a provision D E D- %6,CCJE national Capital. February 22, 2010, had asked of sops to extract votes in press conference soon after over 6 per cent (according to of 400 crore in the budget. When the matter came up the Election Commission to for hearing on Friday, a Bench examine the plea for removal of headed by Chief Justice Ranjan installation of these symbols Gogoi said, “Ms Mayawati, pay from public places during the ! all the money back. We are of 2012 Assembly polls. the view that Mayawati should EC on January 7, 2012 had reimburse all the money she ordered that statues of spent.” Mayawati and elephants be The Bench, also compris- covered during the State 8"<.7>:. ?7@9 ./0 A number of people took ing justices Deepak Gupta and Assembly election. ill on Thursday evening after Sanjeev Khanna said, “We are The poll panel had said the t least twenty three people consuming hooch served at the 7898:"- the Congress, Rahul sought of the tentative view that measure was taken with the Adied on Friday and eight Terahvi (post death ceremony) answers to questions raised by Mayawati has to deposit the idea that no one should get others were battling for life in of a person at Balupur village ongress president Rahul a media report that the PMO public money spent on her stat- political mileage. &.;<<7<3< the accused on Wednesday. hospitals after allegedly con- in Jhabrera area near Roorkee CGandhi on Friday went conducted parallel negotia- ues and party symbol to the When the the apex court in According to the FIR, the suming spurious liquor at a vil- in Haridwar district, ADG (law full throttle against Prime tions in the Rafale deal. State exchequer.” 2009 had decided to entertain even persons were sen- two youths of Kawal village lage in Haridwar district, and order) Ashok Kumar said. Minister Narendra Modi over Before Parliament could The SC made it clear that the PIL, it had noted in its order Stenced to life imprisonment under Jansath police station prompting the administration Fourteen persons killed in disclosures in the controversial begin, in a hurriedly Press a tentative view was expressed the grievance of the petitioner on Friday by a court here for area were battered to death by to order a magisterial probe the incident were from Balupur Rafale fighter jet deal hurling conference at AICC headquar- by it as the matter would take that “hundreds of crores of killing two men, which is three of the five men. into the incident and suspend village and neighbouring areas his “PM is a thief” jibe for the ters, Rahul said now it’s crys- some time for hearing. “We will public money” is being spent believed to have triggered the The two other accused, 17 personnel of excise and in Haridwar district whereas umpteenth time on him. tal clear” that the “watchman” have it for final disposal on by the Uttar Pradesh Muzaffarnagar riots of 2013 in Afzal and Iqbal, however, were police departments. the remaining died after A day after Modi cornered is the “thief”. April 2,” said the SC. Government for “personal glo- Uttar Pradesh. later summoned by the court Earlier, 16 people died in returning to their homes in the grand old party in the Lok “It is an open and shut Senior advocate SC Mishra, rification” by erecting statues Additional District and under provisions of section Saharanpur and Kushinagar Saharanpur district of UP after Sabha by clarifying that there case,” said Rahul. He asked if appearing for Mayawati and the particularly of leaders who Sessions Judge Himashu 319 of the Criminal Procedure districts of UP after consuming the ceremony, he said. had been no misgivings in the Modi can probe Robert Vadra BSP, requested the Bench to were in power. Bhatnagar also imposed a fine Code when the evidence of spurious liquor a few days ago. Continued on Page 4 fighter jet deals as claimed by and P Chidambaram, why not hear the matter in May. Continued on Page 4 of 2,12,000 on each of the their complicity in the killings seven accused — Muzammil, emerged during the trial. Mujassim, Furkan, Nadeem, The court convicted the R Janangir, Afzal and Ikbal — for seven after examining 10 pros- !% killing Gaurav and Sachin on ecution witnesses and six in 1 August 27, 2013 and rioting. their defence. The court said that 80 per As per official figures, cent of the fine will go to the given by prosecution counsel family of the two men who Sharma, over 6,000 cases were 7898:"- 2 2( were killed. lodged following the 2013 riots 0 This is the first case out of and 1,480 accused were arrest- the total 57 in which the seven ed for their alleged roles in the elhi Chief Minister Arvind <-3<" 7898:"- men were found guilty, district riots, in which over 60 people DKejriwal’s car was alleged- prosecution counsel Rajiv were killed. An SIT, which ly attacked by a mob armed ! ! =873<:.. the State Budget amid coalition rime Minister Narendra fresh media disclosure in Sharma said. probed the cases, have filed with sticks in Narela on Friday, discord and BJP’s alleged top- PModi on Friday hit out at Athe Rafale fighter jet deal The court had convicted chargesheets in 175 cases. an official in the Chief engaluru on Friday wit- pling game, Kumaraswamy the Congress Government and rocked the Modi Government Minister’s Office (CMO) said.
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