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Page12.Qxd (Page 1) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2015 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Jaitley accuses Cong, Leftists of Complete recruitment process within 6 months: Record 57.59 per cent polling ‘ideological intolerance’ towards BJP DoPT to deptts NEW DELHI, Nov 1: NEW DELHI, Nov 1: was both unfortunate and con- India. They wish to project India demnable. “The guilty will be as an intolerant society.” All Government depart- in 4th round in Bihar Finance Minister Arun taken to task.” The truth is otherwise, ments need to complete direct Jaitley today accused Congress, PATNA/NEW DELHI, Nov 1: larities at some polling stations. on duty in Raxaul assembly con- the riverine areas. “While the Government led Jaitley said, adding the perpetra- recruitment process within six Sinha said members of two stituency in East Champaran The polling ended at 3 pm in Left thinkers and activists of by Prime Minister Shri tors of this propaganda had months of the closing date of A "record" 57.59 per cent of practising “ideological intoler- communities attacked each district. four constituencies of Sheohar, Narendra Modi is trying to never allowed alternative view- receipt of applications men- over 1.46 crore voters cast their other with stones. Fortynine people were arrest- Riga, Runnisaidpur and Belsand ance” towards the BJP and accelerate India’s growth, points to grow in either universi- tioned in the advertisements, ballots in 55 Assembly seats in Prime Minister Narendra Modi "Police fired three rounds ed and 58 motorcycles and a car while it ended at 4 pm in eight there are many who have never ties, academic institutions or according to draft guidelines Bihar today in the fourth and and resorted to mild lathicharge were seized by the authorities dur- constituencies of Valmikinagar, who, he said, has been the intellectually accepted the idea cultural bodies which they con- formed by the Centre. penultimate round of polling, “worst victim” of this type of to bring the situation under con- ing the polling, Nayak said. Ramnagar (SC), Madhuban, of the BJP being in power. This trolled. “Their intolerance The draft prepared by the which passed off "by and large" trol. There was a full possibility The voting percentage in the Chiraiya, Dhaka, Minapur, intolerance since 2002. obviously includes the extends to not accepting an Department of Personnel and peacefully except for stray inci- Hitting out at those who of communal tension, but the seven districts was: West Paroo and Sahebganj. Polling on Congress, many Left thinkers alternative ideological pole.” Training (DOPT) says there was dents of violence and police fir- situation was brought under con- Champaran 59.17 per cent, East remaining 43 seats ended at have never “intellectually” and activists. Over decades Notwithstanding such aber- “unduly large” delay in recruit- ing. accepted the idea of the BJP trol...DM and SP are camping at Champaran 59.96 per cent, scheduled time of 5 pm. they have practiced ideological rations, the Minister stressed. ment process undertaken by "Today's polling passed off, by the site and Rapid Action Force Sheohar 56.05 per cent, Sitamarhi Prominent personalities being in power, Jaitley accused intolerance towards BJP,” the “India remains a highly tolerant many Central Government and large, peacefully in the fourth has been deployed," the CEO 56.09 per cent, Muzaffarpur 56.83 whose fate would be decided in them of trying to project India as Minister said in a Facebook and liberal society. Our cultural Departments. phase with a total turnout of 57.59 said, adding two injured persons per cent, Gopalganj 58.90 per cent this phase are senior minister an intolerant society through post. values have imbibed co-exis- “All ministries or departments per cent," Chief Electoral Officer have been hospitalised. and Siwan 54.31 per cent. Ramai Ram (Bochaha), Ranju structured and organised propa- He further said that since tence. India has repeatedly are, therefore, requested that Ajay Nayak told reporters at the An inquiry has been ordered Nayak said a 108-year-old Geeta (Bajpatti) and Manoj ganda. 2002, “the Prime Minister him- rejected intolerance. It does not while initiating the recruitment conclusion of the polling. and strict action will be taken woman Chhathi Devi cast her Kushwaha (Kudni). RJD presi- Amid protests by the intelli- self has been the worst victim of respond to provocations. process to fill vacant posts by the Deputy Election Commissio- against those responsible, he vote at booth number 177 of dent Lalu Prasad's native village gentsia over the ‘climate of these ideological intolerance.” “It is, therefore, incumbent method of direct recruitment in ner incharge of Bihar Umesh said. Govindganj seat in East Phulwaria in Gopalganj district intolerance’ in the country, The post-Godhra riots in Gujarat upon every well-wisher of India their ministries or departments, Sinha told a press conference in An FIR was lodged against Champaran district, while 105- which is part of Hathwa con- Jaitley appealed to “every well- broke out in 2002 during when and the present Government to they may ensure that the recruit- Delhi that at 57.59 per cent, the Hindustani Awam Morcha can- year-old Panwa Devi exercised stituency is also voting in this wisher of India and the present Modi was the Chief Minister. make sure that no action or ment process i.E., conducting voter turnout today can be didate from Sheohar Lovely her franchise in Barauli con- round. Government” not to make state- “Their strategy is two fold. statement of his provides a tool written examination or holding of described as a "record". Anand, a former Lok Sabha stituency of Gopalganj district. Stakes are high for both ments that could vitiate the Firstly, obstruct Parliament and in the hands of those who want interviews is completed within The voter turnout in 55 con- member, for obstructing polling A total of 776 candidates were grand secular alliance and NDA atmosphere and obstruct growth. do not permit reforms which to obstruct India’s growth story. six months from the closing date stituencies spread over seven dis- at booth number 50. in the fray in 55 constituencies, in this round of polling. tricts of Muzaffarpur, East Describing the lynching of will bring credit to Modi The obstructers have a simple of receipt of applications men- Polling resumed after a including 57 women. In the last Assembly poll in tioned in the advertisement,” the Champaran, West Champaran, 50-year Ikhlaq Ahmed by a mob Government. Secondly, create, plan - if they can’t fight politi- while following intervention by Prominent among those whose 2010, BJP, which fought in Department of Personnel and Sitamarhi, Sheohar, Gopalganj in Dadri over “beef” eating by structured and organised cally, they fight with hostile the concerned District electoral fate have been sealed in alliance with JD(U), had won 26 Training (DoPT) has said in draft and Siwan, was three per cent rumours on September 28 as a Magistrate and Superintendent electronic voting machines are out of 55 seats spread across propaganda, an environment propaganda,” the Minister said. instructions. more than what was recorded in “stray incident”, Jaitley said it that there is a social strife in (PTI) of Police, he said. senior state minister Ramai Ram seven districts of Muzaffarpur, It has come to notice of DoPT 2010 assembly elections, Nayak, Nayak said Sub-Divisional (Bochaha) and former minister East Champaran, West that ministries which undertake who was accompanied by Police Officer of Pakridayal in and Hindustani Awam Morcha Champaran, Sitamarhi, Sheohar, Retired army dogs, horses and direct recruitment for various posts Additional CEOs R Lakshmanan East Champaran district Vijay leader Mahachandra Prasad Singh Gopalganj and Siwan. Its then in the Government of India by con- and Arvind Choudhary, said. Kumar was taken off poll duty (Hathwa). ally JD(U) had emerged victori- ducting competitive examinations As with the earlier three phas- after he was found moving with With today's polling, voting in ous in 24. RJD had won 2 seats or interviews, are not adhering to es, women outnumbered men in JD(U) candidate Shivji Rai. 186 seats has been completed in and Independents 3. mules to get new lease of life the time frame for that purpose. voting. While 60.40 per cent of The SDPO was asked to the four phases. The fifth and final But the scenario has changed NEW DELHI, Nov 1: The government had in eases, injuries and terminal dis- “It is seen that in many cases women voters exercised their report to the Headquarters and round of polling would be held on this time. From the grand secu- September informed the Delhi eases as per the provisions of the time gap between the date of franchise, the figure for men was replaced with another officer. November 5 for the remaining 57 lar alliance camp, RJD has now In what could be a new lease High Court that it would come Section 13 (3) of the Prevention advertisement for the vacancy 54.20 per cent, Nayak said. At polling station number 93 of seats in the 243-member Bihar fielded candidates in 26 con- of life for Indian Army dogs, out with a policy on the issue of Cruelty to Animals Act, and date of examination or "In phase one, the turnout was Gaighat constituency in Assembly. Counting will take stituencies followed by JD(U) in horses and mules which are rou- within six months. 1960. interview is unduly large and 54.85 per cent. In phase two it was Muzaffarpur, three people tried to place on November 8. 21 and Congress 8. tinely put to sleep after their The practice of euthanasia The development came in defeats the object of early 54.99 per cent and in the third enter the polling station which was Nayak said five helicopters From NDA, BJP retirement, the force is building will be stopped under this pol- the backdrop of the court’s recruitment process.
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