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Page15.Qxd (Page 1) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 (PAGE 15) Sharjeel arrested in Bihar, handed over to Delhi police JEHANABAD, Jan 28: for questioning and grilled by then they (the government) will to have an understanding of the CORONA VIRUS (nCoV 2019) police. listen to us. We know the condi- country's Constitution and the Anti-CAA activist Sharjeel The officer did not disclose tion of Muslims in law....If anybody talks about Imam, on the run after sedition further details though uncon- Assam....They are being put India's disintegration, who is INFECTION charges were slapped against firmed reports said that the JNU into detention camps," he was going to accept this". him for allegedly making scholar, who had arrived in his shown in the video as saying. Kumar also stressed that Coughing, Runny nose inflammatory speeches, was native district the previous Meanwhile, Bihar Chief people like Sharjeel were today arrested from Bihar's night, was hiding in a mosque to Minister Nitish Kumar reacted "exceptions" and did not repre- Fever Jehanabad district where a court which he was guided by a close to the development, saying the sent "views held by a large sec- handed him over to a Delhi relative. arrested student activist "ought tion of people". (PTI) Sore Throat police team on transit remand. Police had earlier raided his The JNU scholar was want- ancestral home on Sunday when Speaker, Chairman to meet leaders ed by police of several States, it went hunting for him but Shortness of breath NEW DELHI, Jan 28: separate meetings. including Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Imam eluded the dragnet. Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh It may be recalled that for A graduate in computer sci- Ahead of the Budget Session In some cases: and Delhi. the first time, the Rajya Sabha ence from IIT-Mumbai, Imam of Parliament, Lok Sabha Jehanabad Superintendent of witnessed a 100 per cent pro- had shifted to Delhi for pursu- Speaker Om Birla has convened Police Manish Kumar said ductivity during the last two Vomiting Diarrhea ing research at the Centre for a meeting of the leaders of vari- Imam, who was arrested from a sessions, which Naidu said was Historical Studies at the JNU. ous political parties in the place in Kako police station an indication of "the ship of RS In advanced Cases: He was slapped with a sedition evening of January 30, while area, was produced before the passing through stormy waters case after a video of his purport- Rajya Sabha Chairman M SYMPTOMS court of Chief Judicial being steadied". At the upcom- ed speech went viral on social Venkaiah Naidu has convened a Severe Pneumonia Magistrate R K Rajak where he ing meeting, the Rajya Sabha media where he was heard similar meeting at his residence was handed over to a Delhi chairman is likely to appeal to Renal Failure speaking about "cutting off" on January 31. the leaders of various parties to police team on transit remand Assam and the northeast from The Government has also for 36 hours. continue with that positive the rest of India. convened a meeting of the lead- momentum during the impor- HOW DOES IT SPREAD The Delhi police team sub- "If five lakh people are ers of all political parties in the sequently left this central Bihar tant Budget Session. organised, we can cut off the morning of January 30. The session will commence Direct contact with infected patients district and Imam is expected to northeast and India permanent- According to sources, the be taken to the national capital, on January 31 with President ly. If not, at least for a month or meetings are aimed at ensuring Ram Nath Kovind's address to a Droplet during Patients coughing or sneezing he added. half a month. Throw as much that the upcoming Parliament According to the SP, joint sitting of both Houses of 'mawad' (variously described as session goes on smoothly and Parliament and continue till Sharjeel Imam was arrested in pus or rubbish) on rail tracks there are no disruptions. The Close contact with patient’s articles & then the afternoon from a place close February 11. and roads as it would take the leaders of various parties in the After a break, it will again directly touching the nose, eyes and mouth to his ancestral house, hours Air Force one month to clear it. Upper House have been invited after his younger brother commence on March 2 and con- "Cutting off Assam (from by Naidu to his residence in the tinue till April 3. (PTI) Muzzamil Imam was picked up India) is our responsibility, only evening, as well as by Birla, for DOs If you or someone you know has visited China or countries where the outbreak has occurred and you have the symptoms, please contact nearest health facility. Wash hands frequently with soap and water Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands Avoid close contact with people with symptoms of the disease Use tissue or handkerchief while coughing or sneezing Visit nearest health facility in case of developing symptoms DONTs Do not panic Avoid visiting overcrowded public places ISSUED IN PUBLIC INTEREST BY DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH SERVICES DIP/J-12967/19 Dated: 28-01-2020 JAMMU.
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