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Govt, Farmers to Meet Again on 15Th WWW.YUGMARG.COM FOLLOW US ON REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Join us at telegram https://t.me/yugmarg Saturday January 9, 2021 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXV, NO. 326 PAGES 8, RS. 2 YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER Govt declares two Pkl Himachal fully Covid-19 Late strikes poultry farm areas as geared up to vaccination dry help hosts infected zones; tackle bird flu: Jai run gain Movement of poultry Ram successful: Balbir edge after Singh Sidhu Rohit-Gill goods restricted show PAGE 3 PAGE 5 PAGE 7 PAGE 8 Mumbai attacks mastermind Lakhvi sentenced to 15 years NO HEADWAY in prison by Pak court Govt, farmers to meet again on 15th AGENCY ISLAMABAD, JAN 8 BJP’s Ravi Kant AGENCY sands of farmers have stayed put A Pakistan court on Friday sen- Sharma elected NEW DELHI, JAN 8 at various Delhi borders to tenced Mumbai attack mastermind protest against the three laws and Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Chandigarh Mayor The eighth round of talks be- they find pro-corporate and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to 15 years tween the government and repre- against the existing mandi and in prison in a terror financing case. sentatives of protesting unions MSP procurement systems. Lakhvi was arrested by Pak- ended without any outcome on At the outset, Tomar ap- istani authorities on charges of ter- Friday and the next meeting is pealed to unions for discussions ror financing on Saturday. He is al- likely to take place on January on the laws, while farm leaders leged to have played an important 15, sources said. reiterated their demand that the role behind the Mumbai attacks, Sticking to their key demand new Acts must be withdrawn, during which 166 people were of the repeal of three farm laws to sources said, adding that the agri- killed and many other injured in No- CHANDIGARH: BJP’s council- end their protest, farmer leaders culture minister stressed on pro- vember 2008. lor Ravi Kant Sharma became on Friday told the government tecting the farmers' interest of the “The Anti-Terrorism Court the new Chandigarh Mayor on their "ghar wapsi" can happen entire country. "Our 'ghar wapsi' (ATC) Lahore convicted Lakhvi for Friday.He got 17 votes of the 24 only after "law wapsi" but the (return to home) can happen only commission of offences of terrorism currently facing pressure from the polled during the elections held Centre insisted talks must be lim- if you do 'law wapsi' (repeal of financing in a case registered by the Financial Action Task Force at the MC house today.Con- ited to contentious clauses and laws)," a farmer leader said at the CTD for 15 years under different (FATF), which is monitoring the gress mayor candidate Devin- ruled out a complete withdrawal meeting. "Ideally, the Centre section of the Anti-Terrorism Act country for its alleged role in terror der Singh Babla got only five of Acts. At the eighth round of ne- should not interfere in agriculture 1997,” a court official was quoted as financing and money laundering. votes.While city MP Kirron Kher and councillor Heera Negi gotiations with the 41-member matters as various Supreme saying by news agency. Pakistan was put in FATF’s couldn’t attend the election be- representative group of protesting Govt urged farmer unions to give option Court orders have declared farm- These arrests come ahead of Fi- grey list in 2018 after the global cause of poor health; lone SAD farmers, the government asserted other than repealing farm laws: Tomar ing as a state subject. It seems nancial Action Task Force’s review money laundering and terrorist fi- councillor Hardeep Singh boy- the farm reform laws have been you (the government) do not meeting in February regarding Pak- nancing watchdog pointed out cotted voting.After Ravi Kant welcomed by a large section of NEW DELHI: The stalemate between the government and farmer unions want to resolve the issue as talks istan inclusion in its ‘grey list’ for failing to control terror financing Sharma was declared Mayor, all farmers in various states and persisted during the eighth round of talks on Friday with the farmers insisting have been happening for so many misuse of funds for acts of terror- and money laundering. In October, five Congress boycotted the Se- asked the unions to think about on their demand for the repeal of the new farm laws. The government asked days. In that case, please give us ism. FATF president Marcus Pleyer had nior Deputy Mayor and Deputy the interests of the entire country. farmer unions to "give an option other than repealing" and the next round of a clear answer and we will go. A Pakistan court earlier on warned Pakistan that the nation Mayor polls, alleging cameras Union Agriculture Minister talks is proposed for January 15. Why to waste everyone's time," Thursday issued an arrest warrant needs to increase its efforts to con- were used during the polls by Narendra Singh Tomar, Rail- Talking to reporters after the meeting held at Vigyan Bhavan here, Union another farmer leader said at the for banned Jaish-e-Mohammad trol misuse of funds for acts of ter- the BJP. ways, Commerce and Food Min- Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar hoped that a solution will be meeting. All India Kisan Sang- (JeM) chief Masood Azhar on the rorism. Pleyer had also told the ister Piyush Goyal and Minister found in the next meeting on January 15. harsh Coordination Committee charges of terror financing. Pakistan government to quickly of State for Commerce Som "Discussion on the laws was taken up but no decision could be made. The (AIKSCC) member Kavitha Ku- Indian government officials fa- act on the body’s recommenda- Uttarakhand SDRF government said that if farmer unions give an option other than repealing, Parkash, who is an MP from Pun- we will consider it. But no option could be presented, so the meeting con- ruganti, who was also present in miliar with the developments be- tions, failing which could result launches COVID jab, are holding talks with unions cluded. The next meeting will be held at 12 noon on January 15 and I hope the meeting, said the government lieve that Masood Azhar’s arrest the nation entering FATF’s ‘black at Vigyan Bhawan in the heart of that a solution will come out in that meeting," Tomar said. has told unions that it can not and warrant was issued as Pakistan is list.’ awareness campaign the national capital, while thou- will not repeal these laws. ahead of Kumbh DEHRADUN: Uttarakhand State Disaster Response Force 600 new buses to be (SDRF) on Friday launched a COVID-19 awareness cam- Flights from UK resume amid scare paign in Haridwar in the area added in PUNBUS where the Kumbh Mela will be AGENCY take an RT-PCR test up to 72 after January 7," the Ra- held. As per an official release, and PRTC fleet NEW DELHI, JAN 8 hours before a flight and on jasthan CM said. eight teams of the SDRF are arrival. Meanwhile, leaders, Kejriwal asked why the deployed in 'Kumbh kshetra' to SHASHI PAL JAIN started from March. Flights from the United including Rajasthan and Del- ban had been lifted and urged carry out the COVID-19 aware- CHANDIGARH, JAN 8 To detect the move- Kingdom resumed today in a hi Chief Ministers Ashok for it to be extended till Janu- ness campaign and educate ment of the buses and limited capacity amid con- Gehlot and Arvind Kejriwal, ary 31. more than eleven thousand lo- cal residents, devotees and oth- To check monopoly in the check the ticket theft, she cerns about the new strain of hit out at the Centre for par- "With great difficulty, er stakeholders on combating transport business and pro- said it was also proposed to the coronavirus that was re- tially lifting the ban and people have brought the the COVID-19 situation. vide employment opportu- install a vehicle tracking cently detected in the UK. urged authorities to extend COVID situation in control. Uttarakhand has 3,309 active nity to the youth of state, system in all buses. The The first flight carrying the ban. "Cases of the new UK's COVID situation is cases and as many as 1,555 Transport department fleet of PUNBUS has al- 256 passengers arrived in corona strain from Britain are very serious. Now, why lift people have succumbed to the would complete ready been Delhi today from London, 30 flights will operate each Civil Aviation Minister Hard- increasing in India. The gov- the ban and expose our peo- infection. the task of is- equipped with airport officials informed. week - 15 each by Indian and eep Singh Puri had informed ernment of India should re- ple to risk? Centre has decid- suance of 5,000 the system and The ban on flights to the UK carriers. This schedule earlier. consider the decision to re- ed to lift the ban and start UK new mini bus it would be in- UK was lifted on January 6. will continue till January 23, Passengers will have to suming flights from Britain flights. 5 African nationals permits to the stalled in PRTC youth, as Punjab buses in the next held on cyber Chief Minister six months. crime charge Captain As many as Prime accused in Badaun HYDERABAD: Five people be- Amarinder Singh 600 new buses Manohal Lal unveils longing to various countries in had announced, will be added to Africa have been arrested for by March this the state gov- rape-murder case arrested allegedly cheating a person of year.
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