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Fully’ at Jantar Mantar CHANDIGARH: Lashing out at Reminded That Hair Stylists Too Are Near the Parliament House y k y cm SARCASTIC MEME FRESH BLOW 2ND ODI TODAY Actor Kangana Ranaut calls her rumoured A US court dismisses a lawsuit filed by Trump’s India look to bounce back from their loss in ex-boyfriends Hrithik Roshan and team to reverse the Presidential election the first ODI when they face Australia in the must-win match Aditya Pancholi kind souls LEISURE | P2 result in Pennsylvania INTERNATIONAL | P10 SPORTS | P12 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 237 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 | 2020 12 PAGES + SUNDAY POST | `4.00 IRREGULAR by MANJUL FARMERS WON’T BUDGE Disgruntled farmers refuse offer of alternate protest site, insist on reaching Central Delhi AGENCIES New Delhi, Nov 28: The farmers ‘will Amarinder lashes out at not relent’ till they reach Central Delhi – the seat of power from where the his Haryana counterpart government sought votes from them – 3rd self-immolation Every time I pass by this area, I’m and ‘protest peacefully’ at Jantar Mantar CHANDIGARH: Lashing out at reminded that hair stylists too are near the Parliament house. We want our his Haryana counterpart for in- facing a tough time! grievances to be heard by lawmakers, flicting brutality on Punjab’s farm- bid near Assembly echoed the protesters at the Singhu ers, Chief Minister Amarinder Govt offices to run border between Delhi and Haryana. Singh Saturday demanded an un- The large number of farmers, ag- equivocal apology from Manohar with 75pc strength grieved over the three agriculture Bills Lal Khattar, accusing him of POST NEWS NETWORK enacted by the government recently, re- spreading lies by saying iterated that they would not accept “Khalistanis Bhubaneswar, Nov 28: All gov- the Delhi Police’s offer to hold their are manag- ernment offices in Bhubaneswar protest at the Sant Nirankari ground ing the and Cuttack will function with 75 at Burari in north Delhi. protests.” per cent strength of employees The numbers of demonstrators “Khattar (all staffers including Group-A of- swelled at the Singhu border as the is lying that The mother-son duo being detained ficers) during December. farmers camping there for the ‘Delhi he tried call- The departments/ head of of- Chalo’ protest march were joined by ing me ear- POST NEWS NETWORK fices in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack more counterparts from Punjab and lier and I did I am a HC-monitored SIT have been given power to decide Haryana, all of them refusing to move not respond. nationalist Bhubaneswar, Nov 28: A the manner of selection of em- towards the Sant Nirankari ground, one But now, to the mother-son duo attempted to probe Pari case ployees who will attend office. of the largest in the national capital. after what core. I run a self-immolation near the BHUBANESWAR: Following However, essential offices and Gurmej Singh, 62, from Punjab, said he has done border state and Assembly here Saturday, uproar inside and outside the services such as SRC and OSDMA the farmers will not give up unless they to my farm- will never do the third such incident in Assembly over alleged murder offices, police, fire services, health are able to reach Jantar Mantar or Ramlila ers, I will not anything to less than a week to draw of a 5-year-old girl (Pari) in services and municipal services, Ground in the heart of the national cap- speak to create law and the government’s attention Nayagarh, the state govern- among others will function in full ital and hold their “peaceful” protest him even if order problem of amid alleged police inac- ment Saturday said that a High strength. Like the month of August, there. “We will not go to Nirankari he calls me any kind tion. Court-monitored Special September, October and November, ground. We will either go to Jantar Mantar 10 times. Sulochana Dash and her Investigation Team (SIT) will all the government offices across or Ramlila ground or we will sit here. We With slogans of ‘Inquilab Zindabad’ on lips, hundreds of protesting farmers, both men Unless he AMARINDER SINGH | son Subrat Dash, of Kujang probe the case. As Opposition CM, PUNJAB the state will continue to remain have enough ration for six months and and women, with grit, determination and revolutionary thoughts of Shahid-e-Azam apologises in the Jagatsinghpur dis- members alleged that there is closed on Saturdays in December. will not leave the highway,” he said. Bhagat Singh, gather along borders of the national capital and admits that he did wrong with trict, attempted to set them- some confusion in the state- Many of these farmers continued to Punjab’s farmers, I will not forgive selves on fire near IG Park, ment made by Chief Minister hold their protest peacefully at the made arrangements for a long stay at garbage, keeping in mind the impor- him,” Amarinder Singh told the close to the Assembly prem- on the SIT probe, Parliamentary WEATHER Singhu border where they have been the Delhi-Haryana border. tance of hygiene especially amid the media. ises, officials said. Affairs Minister Bikram Keshari holding meetings to decide on their Many farmers cleaned the roads, ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. After Haryana Police’s actions However, an alert secu- Arukha made a clarification in BHUB CTK next course of action and have also cooked their lunch and collected Most farmers gathered at the Tikri to use tear gas shells and water can- rity personnel immediately this regard in the Assembly. He MAX 30.8° 31.5° border between Delhi and Haryana nons on Punjab’s farmers, which intervened and prevented said the Home department has What will we do at the Nirankari ground in Burari, issued notification for forma- too have refused the Delhi Police’s injured many, there is no way he them from lighting the TEMP MIN 18.9° 17.5° satsang? The government took votes from the farmers tion of SIT and requested Forecast offer to go to the north Delhi protest site. would talk to Khattar again as matchstick though they had Registrar General of Orissa Humidity 87% 70% by sitting in central Delhi. We want to go to Janpath and The Centre has invited several Punjab “neighbour or no neighbour,” poured kerosene on them- Mainly gherao Parliament house High Court to monitor the Rainfall Nil Nil clear sky farmer organisations for another round Amarinder Singh asserted. selves, they said. investigation. The SIT will be MANISH KADIAN | RESIDENT OF HARYANA’S JHAJJAR DIST of talks in Delhi December 3. While being taken to cus- led by IG Arun Bothra. tody, Sulochana said she travelled all the way to ILLEGAL COAL MINING Bhubaneswar and tried to this, the mother-son duo READY FOR A SAIL die by suicide after being could not reach the Assembly unable to get justice from the gate and attempted self-im- CBI conducts raids at police in Jagatsinghpur. Her molation near IG Park, other son Amrut Dash was which is close by. allegedly killed July 20, 2019 Speaking on the issue, and police closed the in- DCP Umashankar Dash told 45 places in four states vestigation into the matter Orissa POST, “We are con- after registering a case of un- sidering declaring the THE SEARCHES WERE SPREAD ACROSS WEST natural death, she alleged. Sachivalaya Marg as ‘re- Following the earlier two strictive zone’. However, BENGAL, BIHAR, JHARKHAND AND UTTAR PRADESH incidents, security was there is no plan to increase AGENCIES The Vigilance department of the beefed up around the more forces at the spot. The ECL and its Task Force had also no- Assembly premises. Due to detained lady and his son are New Delhi, Nov 28: The CBI ticed illegal mining from May 2020 being interrogated at Capital Saturday carried out a massive and onwards with the help of large We are police station to ascertain search operation at 45 locations in excavation machines and vehicles considering whether any persons pur- four states after registering a case for transportation that were seized declaring the sued the duo for the immo- against alleged coal pilferer Anup by the team. Sachivalaya lation bid.” Manjhi who was suspected to be act- “Several instances of installa- Marg as ‘restrictive Meanwhile, the ing in collusion with two general tion of illegal weighbridges in con- zone’. However, there Jagatsinghpur police have managers and three security per- crete form were also detected which is no plan to increase issued a press note deny- sonnel of Eastern Coalfields Ltd confirms illegal coal mining and more forces at the spot ing the allegations of any PIC: BIKASH NAYAK (ECL), officials said. transportation from ECL areas in UMASHANKAR DASH | DCP wrongdoing leveled against The searches were spread across an organised manner at a very A customer enquires about the boat prices ahead of Kartik Purnima Monday, near Rajmahal Square in Bhubaneswar, Saturday the district police. West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand large scale.” and Uttar Pradesh, they said. It is further revealed by the The CBI registered the case source that illegal mining is going Friday against Manjhi, ECL General on at the leasehold area of ECL Managers Amit Kumar Dhar (of behind Topsi village under Petrol & diesel then Kunustoria area, now Kunustoria area and at Lachhipur Financing Adani’s Oz coal project may Pandaveswar area) and Jayesh village under Kajora area by the coal prices up again Chandra Rai (Kajor area) besides mafias in active connivance with FRENCH GIANT AMUNDI THREATENS TO OFFLOAD SBI ECL Chief of Security Tanmay officials of ECL and those of CISF, PRICES IN BHUB Das, Area Security Inspector, the CBI alleged in its FIR. hit SBI bonds BONDS IF LOAN GRANTED FOR ADANI GOES THROUGH Petrol- `82.78 (+ `0.27) Kunustoria Dhananjay Rai and The departmental raids August Diesel- `78.59 (+ `0.32) SSI and security in-charge Kajor 7, 2020 led to the recovery of over AGENCIES n AMUNDI IS EUROPE’S area Debashish Mukherjee.
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