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Fully Weigh Your NEW DELHI: Kinshuk Sen, Son of Ect y k y cm UP FOR GRABS NO TRADE WITH INDIA: IMRAN PRAMOD IN FINALS Actor Parineeti Choptra has shared The Cabinet headed by PM Imran Khan rejected the Odisha shuttler Pramod Bhagat enters finals of what one has to do to become proposal of a high-powered committee to import SL3 men’s singles and men’s doubles at Dubai Para Badminton meet her best fan LEISURE | P2 cotton from India INTERNATIONAL | P10 SPORTS | P12 VOLUME 11, ISSUE 4 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | SUNDAY, APRIL 4 | 2021 12 PAGES + SUNDAY POST | `4.00 3 BJP MLAs suspended The MLAs, Jaynarayan Mishra, Bishnu Charan Sethi and Mohan Charan Majhi, were suspended for hurling shoes and headphones at the Speaker’s podium POST NEWS NETWORK Trouble began soon after the Speaker rejected an adjournment motion Night curfew Bhubaneswar, April 3: Three senior brought by Congress members on the BJP MLAs have been suspended from mining issue the ongoing Budget session for hurl- ing shoes and headphones at Speaker Speaker adjourned the House sine die back in 10 dists Surjya Narayan Patro’s podium dur- five working days ahead of schedule ing the House proceedings Saturday. The BJP members are staging an The suspended legislators are “overnight” dharna atnear the Opposition chief whip Mohan Charan Mahatma Gandhi statue on the Majhi, deputy Leader of Opposition Assembly premises and plan to meet Bishnu Charan Sethi and senior BJP the Governor Monday member Jayanarayan Mishra. The Speaker suspended the three leaders ing incident. We could beg apology after examining the video footage. Jayanarayan Mishra Bishnu Charan Sethi Mohan Charan Majhi for any such incident even as I am un- The House Saturday witnessed ugly aware that who were involved in the scenes as BJP MLAs hurled shoes, ear- Meanwhile, BJP members again manded suspension of the BJP mem- watch the video footage of the incident. incident. But, the Speaker has cur- phones and papers at the Speaker’s went to the well and hurled two shoes, bers while another member from BJD, After the meeting, government chief tailed all the constitutional guidelines podium during the proceedings. One of papers and three headphones towards Kishore Mohanty said, “It is the pre- whip Pramila Mallick moved a mo- today. As a Leader of Opposition, I them also threw dustbin inside the House. the Speaker’s podium. Hence, both rogative of the Speaker to take deci- tion to suspend the three MLAs, which was not allowed to speak. The Bills were As the Speaker rejected an adjourn- the Bills were passed in the House sion on which adjournment motion will was adopted. Later, the Speaker an- passed arbitrarily amid heavy ruckus,” ment motion brought by Congress mem- without the participation of Opposition be accepted or not. No one can challenge nounced that the three MLAs have Leader of Opposition Pradipta Naik bers on the mining issue, both BJP and members. Following this, the House was him.” Congress Legislature Party been suspended till the end of the on- told reporters outside the House. Congress members alleged that the adjourned till 4 pm. (CLP) leader Narasingha Mishra said, going Budget session. He also requested Reacting to the suspension, Mohan Speaker doesn’t want to conduct any As soon as the post-lunch session “What has happened in the House is them to leave the House immediately. Majhi said “I have not hurled shoes. REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO debate on the mining issue in the House. started, many Treasury bench mem- really unprecedented, undesirable However, within next two hours, the Throwing headphone towards If the Speaker has any objection on the bers and Parliamentary Affairs Minister and un-called for. I express my dis- House was adjourned sine die, five Speaker’s podium is not a new incident POST NEWS NETWORK tivities as felt appropriate notice why did he not clarify it earlier, BK Arukha condemned the action of pleasure over the incident.” working days ahead of schedule. in the House.” considering the local situ- the Opposition leaders questioned. the Opposition and demanded exem- However, another senior Congress Till the time of writing this report, However, Mishra welcomed his Bhubaneswar, April 3: In ation, it says. Soon, BJP and Congress members plary action against the BJP members member Santosh Singh Saluja termed BJP members are on an “overnight” suspension. “We are opposing in- view of rising COVID-19 The government has, rushed to the well of the House and cre- for insulting the chair and the House. it as a trivial incident and said he is feels dharna near the Mahatma Gandhi’s justice in the Assembly. If I am sus- cases, the state government however, kept emergency ated ruckus. Unable to run the House, “During my 26 years as a member sorry for the untoward incident. “But statue on the Assembly premises to pended for opposing injustice, I would Saturday announced night services pertaining to health, the Speaker called an all-party meeting of the House, I have never witnessed you should not give much importance protest the suspension order of the welcome it. The Speaker did not allow curfew in 10 districts be- electricity, police, fire serv- and later allowed debate on passing of such an unfortunate incident. Strong to the incident,” he told the Speaker. Speaker. Congress members too staged any Opposition member, including tween 10 pm and 5 am from ice, water supply, telecom, the Odisha Lokayukta (Amendment) Bill punishment should be given for such After hearing the members, the walk-out protesting against the non-ac- Leader of Opposition, to speak dur- Monday. railway and airport out of and the Societies Registration (Odisha act,” Arukha said. Speaker adjourned the proceedings ceptance of their adjournment motion. ing passage of the Bills, which is un- “In the interest of the the purview of restrictions. Amendment) Bill. Senior BJD legislator PK Deb de- and conveyed an all-party meeting to “I am not supporting the shoe hurl- constitutional.” general public and to prevent Employees of the transmission of infection, Information Technology it is directed that night cur- and media houses have been few will be in force in the dis- exempted from the curfew IRREGULAR by MANJUL Police officer killed tricts of Sundargarh, restrictions. Home delivery Covid effect: Srimandir to Jharsuguda, Sambalpur, services have been allowed in US Capitol attack Bargarh, Balangir, Nuapada, to function during the cur- Kalahandi, Nabarangpur, few hours. INDO-ASIAN NEWS SERVICE Koraput and Malkangiri Odisha has been consis- remain closed on Sundays from April 5 till further or- tently reporting more than New York, April 3: A vehicle attack at the US ders,” said an order issued 400 new COVID-19 cases AGENCIES the week except Sundays. This will Capitol killed a police officer and the alleged as- by Chief Secretary Suresh daily for the past two days. be as per the schedule of Niti (rit- sailant was shot dead by law enforcement, as Chandra Mahapatra. While 452 more people were Bhubaneswar, April 3: In view of ual) on different days. The public Washington is still reeling from the violent As per the order, all shops, found COVID positive the rising number of COVID-19 darshan of Lords will start latest January 6 riots at the Congress. commercial establishments, Saturday, 461 had tested pos- cases, the Shree Jagannath Temple by 6 am unless notified. The man who allegedly carried out the at- offices, institutions and move- itive Friday. The districts Administration (SJTA) issued fresh There will be complete saniti- tack on Friday afternoon was identified as Noah ment of individuals will be which share borders with Standard Operating Procedure zation of the temple premises on Green, a 25-year-old man from Indiana, who ac- restricted or prohibited be- Chhattisgarh are especially (SOP) Saturday as per which the 12th every Sunday. Night time saniti- cording to his Facebook posts is an adherent of tween 10 pm and 5 am in vulnerable to rapid rise in It is an insult. century shrine will remain open for zation of the temple premises will the Nation of Islam sect, which has been de- these districts. Only essen- infections. Phalke should have been all days of the week except Sunday be conducted twice a week after nounced by mainstream Muslims and has no con- tial activities will be allowed The highest – 77 – fresh given Thalaiva award. for public darshan. “It was discussed that a number closure of the temple for public nections to the faith despite the sect's name. during the curfew period. cases were reported in There will be complete saniti- of suggestions have been received darshan, he said. Acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman Collectors and Municipal Khurda district, while west- sation of the temple premises on for making changes in the SOP in There should be strict enforce- said at a news conference that the car rammed Commissioners will issue ern Odisha districts such every Sunday, officials said. view of the increasing trend in ment for ensuring COVID appro- two police officers at a Capitol checkpoint, killing orders for their respective as Nuapada (71), Sundargarh 5 jawans killed in A meeting held with all stake- number of COVID-19 cases,” Kumar priate behaviour by all concerned. one of them and injuring another. jurisdictions for clamping re- (75), Kalahandi (29) and holders under the Chairmanship of said, adding that the matter was “The guidelines issued by the The driver of the car came out wielding a strictions under Section 144 Bargarh (19) too had high encounter with SJTA chief Krishan Kumar had a also discussed in the Chhatisha state government with respect to re- knife and lunged at an officer who shot him, she of CrPC, and ensure strict caseloads.
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