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ADMISSION OPEN FOR 2016-17 GUARDIAN ANGEL RES. SCHOOL V.I.P Road, Bank Tinali Classes Nursery to VIII Hostel for Boys, Kids, Girls and Daycare Contact: Principal - 9436222158, 0360- 2291490, 9774445943 Visit us at www.arunachaltimes.in Vol. 27 No. 261 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 ` 3 Pul’s team ready to take charge Brave heart recuperating, Drive against ITANAGAR, Mar 04: the deputy speaker is also in elections and one of the there is going to be much Orgs seeks stern punishment poppy cultivation Kalikho Pul's council of the probable list along with main leaders that revolted change from the earlier Con- ITANAGAR, Mar 04: The should not be any scope for Commission for Women ministers is being sworn Jarkar Gamlin and Kameng against the Tuki govt. gress Ministry. brave School girl who sur- leniency in such cases. The (APSCW) and Arunachal ROING, Mar 04: A mas- in on Saturday, 7 PM at Dolo. However, there has been The Chief Minister Pul vived an attempted rape on Society made these de- Pradesh Social Welfare sive operation against il- Raj Bhavan. BJP's Tamio Taga’s no official communication on took charge of Arunachal on Feb 26 is recuperating at the mands after visiting the Board (APSWB) led by legal poppy cultivation The probable names in name is also making the who will be inducted. Feb 19, after a yearlong po- RK Mission Hospital. brave survivor at the RK chairpersons Mitali was carried out by the ad- the list include Pema rounds in the tentative list. Though the BJP has not litical battle that saw impo- Dr Lenin Ligu, Orthope- Mission, where she is cur- Tingkhatra and Marina Nido ministration in Anpum, Khandu, Kumar Waii, Notable name missing officially commented but it sition of President's Rule dic Surgeon, who is taking rently recuperating. respectively visited R.K.M Bijari and Kalapani areas Markio Tado, Chowna from the probable list is is reported that they want a and vertical split of Con- care of her, said that she is The Society has also Hospital to express their under Dambuk sub-divi- Mein, Wanglin Lowandong, Pasang Dorjee Sona who bulk in the new ministry. It gress Party. responding well to the treat- coordinated in extending solidarity and support to the sion wherein poppy plan- Kamlong Mossang, who had come up with an im- remains to be seen who is On Thursday, the Chief ment. The Secretary of legal help through the 14 year old girl. tations in more than 130 were part of the deposed pressive performance as finally inducted in the min- Minister along with 29 Con- RKM, Swami Arunachal Pradesh Legal The APSCW and plots were destroyed. The Gaon Burahs of Tuki ministry. Parliamentary Secretary, istry but with the probable gress MLAs had defected to Vishweshananda visited the Services Authorities, who APSWB teams assured the various villages and stu- TN Thongdok who was Tourism before the 2014 names, it does not look like People's Party of Arunachal. girl today and enquired sent a lawyer to meet the victim and her family of full dent leaders of Dambuk about her wellbeing. The family today at the hospi- assistance and also urged circle took active part in mother of the survivor said tal. The society further said them not to withdraw the the operation and helped APCC chief blamed for political crisis CM seeks corrective that her daughter is a fighter that compensation should case under any pressure. the team headed by measures on CMUHIS as she hoped that she will be given at the earliest to They also requested the Paglam Circle Officer while Congress blames Governor better soon. the girl by the state govern- Secretary R.K.M Hospital, E.Yirang and Superinten- ITANAGAR, Mar 04: Chief Meanwhile, the alleged ment as applicable. Swami Vishweshananda to accused has been identified Society's President allocate a better cabin to the dent of Tax and Excise B Staff Reporter then all our moves were be- Both the MLAs dis- Minister Kalikho Pul on Thursday suggested cor- as San Sonam Waii and is Gumri Ringu has further ap- victim with best service Yirang in identifying the ITANAGAR, Mar 04: ing termed wrong. What else owned their expulsion from rective measures for the currently in Police custody. pealed to the people of the and concessional treat- opium cultivation plots. Arunachal Pradesh Con- could we do if our own party the Congress party saying Chief Minister's Universal Arunachal Pradesh state to protect the identity, ment. Accordingly Secre- More than 60 persons gress Committee (APCC) disowns us?" he laments. that the letter only had the Health Insurance Scheme Women's Welfare Society by not sharing the photo- tary RKM obliged to the were engaged in the mas- president Padi Richo has "The Congress always signature of the state gen- sive operation during over (CMUHIS), to make it more (APWWS) has called for graphs of the under aged appeal. been blamed for the politi- blamed Pul that he would eral secretary Tamchi Tagar. relevant in order fulfill the early charge sheet and strin- girl on social media network- Meanwhile, the APSCW the period of 3 days. cal crisis in the state. form BJP government but he "The expulsion letter has Similar drives were car- main objective of providing gent action against the man ing sites and media as it vio- and APSWB have vehe- "The damage has been proved them wrong by join- not been signed by any of the ried out in January and free medical treatment to its accused of attempted rape lates the provisions under mently condemned the February this year in done by the Congress party ing PPA instead," Gadi said. high command or the APCC beneficiaries. of a school girl on Feb 26 in Protection of Children from crime meted on the girl and which a total of 226 plots itself. It is all because of the Also speaking, Yachuli president," Gojen Gadi said. The Chief Minister was Itanagar resulting in severe Sexual Offences Act. appealed for strong legal were cleared from opium biasness of APCC Presi- MLA Likha Saaya ques- Adding to the point, informed about the short- injury to the girl. The Soci- Meanwhile, a team of action against the culprits cultivation in Bijari area dent. If he was unbiased and tioned the unyielding ways Saaya said, "There is mock- comings in the insurance ety has said that there Arunachal Pradesh State involved. and 108 Anpum village. had not sided with Nabam of former Chief Minister ery of politics in the state. scheme when he was inter- DIPRO Tuki despite of the fact that Nabam Tuki during the po- No rules or regulations are acting with indoor patients at Kalikho Pul had the major- litical stalemate. being followed here". Samaritan Hormin Hospital. Declined Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister's post: Kiren Rijiju IWD to be celebrated ity, the situation would not "He could have just They also cried foul on Much of the medical ex- have arrived. We would still humbly handed over his po- the conduct of the Con- penses were pocketed from ITANAGAR, Mar 04: affairs but only interested in people across party line Union Minister of State for the welfare of its people and voted for me. I am not con- on Mar 8 be with Congress, if not for sition like his predecessor gress Party saying why the insurance beneficiaries, Home Kiren Rijiju today said asserted that all possible cerned for MLAs or parties. him," accused Basar MLA Late Jarbom Gamlin did. they were being singled out while only a minor portion ITANAGAR, Mar 04: The he was offered the post of help would be provided by My concern is for the people Gojen Gadi. Why could not he sacrifice of the total members who was covered by the scheme, International Women's Chief Minister of Arunachal the Centre to the people of of the state. Day will be celebrated on "Till March 2, we have when he was a party loyal- joined from Tuki camp. the Chief Minister ob- Pradesh but he declined as Arunachal Pradesh. The Centre, he said, is March 8 by Arunachal been with Congress. But ist?" he lamented. (Contd. on P-5) served. (Contd. on P-5) he did not want to get in- "Who became the chief providing additional money Pradesh State Commission volved in state politics. minister and who runs the specially for Tirap, for Women, (APSCW), "Chief Minister Kalikho state is not important for me. Changlang and Longding Itanagar in collaboration PA Sangma passes away, Arunachal mourns Govt. enhances wages of contingency staffs Pul offered me the post first I have been given mandate districts. Money was also with Arunachal Pradesh ITANAGAR, Mar 04: ITANAGAR, Mar 04: To wages is much higher than but I declined...He wanted by the people and I care for being provided to the state Social Welfare Advisory me to lead the new govern- them. Which party rules the for modernisation of police Board (APSWAB), Former Lok Sabha Speaker improve the living standard the present wage of the Na- of working class and to cre- ment but I did not want to state does not make any dif- forces, police stations and Women & Child Develop- Purno Agitok Sangma died tional Floor Level Minimum ate a strong work force, Chief Wage (NFLMW), which is switch at this point of time ference to me. My percep- for procurement of arms ment Department (WCD) of a heart attack in New because I have been given tion is my conduct," he said. and ammunitions.
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