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SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2019 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Pak’s anti-corruption body launches fresh money Dikshit: The affable politician laundering probe against Nawaz Sharif, daughter who gave Delhi its modern look LAHORE, July 20: The NAB launched the in income beyond means and investigation against Maryam, money laundering case, the NEW DELHI, July 20: Delhi Congress chief ahead of Pakistan's anti-corruption Assembly polls. her father Nawaz, uncle report said. Sheila Dikshit was one of the body has initiated another inves- Shahbaz Sharif, cousins Hamza Shahbaz has vowed to fight She was again made the tigation against jailed former tallest leaders of the Congress Delhi Congress chief just ahead Shahbaz and Yousuf Abbas and "fascist tactics" of the Imran who had the distinction of being Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif others for owning the Chaudhry Khan government against the of Lok Sabha election to take and his daughter Maryam for Delhi's longest serving Chief the party out of wilderness, but Sugar Mills Limited, Dawn opposition. Minister and giving the national their alleged involvement in news reported. "We are going to observe July she herself lost the North East money laundering and having capital Delhi its modern look. seat in Delhi to BJP's Manoj The NAB has reportedly 25 a black day across the coun- A warm and affable politician, income beyond means, media traced numerous telegraphic try," PML-N Punjab Information Tiwari and the party drew a reports said today. she was a loyalist of the Gandhi drubbing. transfers worth millions of Secretary Azma Bokhari said. family. She was handpicked by The development came a rupees by the Sharif family and Maryam was sentenced to Dikshit stepped in to assist day after an anti-corruption Rajiv Gandhi to be part of his her father-in-law and was the end beneficiaries included seven years in jail in July 2018 Council of Ministers after he court dismissed a plea filed Maryam and other owners of the in connection with the case that noticed by Indira Gandhi, who against the 45-year-old vice became the Prime Minister in nominated her first as a member Chaudhry Sugar Mills, the pertains to the ownership of the 1984. She represented the president of Pakistan Muslim of the Indian delegation to the report said. Sharif family's posh apartments Kannauj Lok Sabha seat then. League Nawaz (PML-N) for creation of a network of flyovers UN Commission on status of "The bureau may send a at Avenfield House, London. For her, politics was not only in a city stressed with high popu- submitting a fake document in questionnaire to Ms Nawaz The sentence was, however, sus- women. about jousting for power but also lation density and heavy traffic First elected to the Lok the high-profile Avenfield instead of summoning her," a pended by the Islamabad High about bonding with people and Apartments case. and also led the phasing out of the Sabha in 1984 from Kannauj of source told Dawn. Court. getting re-energised in the process. killer blue line buses, that had Sharif, 69, is serving a The money laundering evi- The case was one of the Uttar Pradesh, she served as a Born in Kapurthala in claimed several lives on the roads. Minister under Rajiv Gandhi seven-year prison term at the dence against the owners of the three filed by NAB last year in Punjab to a non-political family Her largely glorious legacy in first as the Minister of State for Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore since Chaudhry Sugar Mills surfaced light of the Supreme Court's in 1938, Dikshit did her school- December 24, 2018 in the Al- Delhi was, however, marred by Parliamentary Affairs and later during a probe against Shahbaz verdict against Sharif in the ing from Convent of Jesus and the CWG scam as the BJP Azizia case. as a Minister of State in the and his sons Hamza and Salman Panama Papers case. (PTI) Mary School in the Capital and accused her of large scale corrup- graduated from Miranda House, Prime Minister's office. tion in several development con- In 1989, she lost the elec- University of Delhi. tracts approved to meet the 2010 Standoff between Priyanka, UP Govt ends She was married in July 1962 tions from Kannauj. Dikshit Commonwealth Games deadlines. spent years in wilderness after MIRZAPUR/LUCKNOW/ of the aggrieved families from general secretary in charge of to bureaucrat V inod Dikshit's super political run in Dikshit, whose father Uma Rajiv Gandhi's death and NEW DELHI, July 20: Sonbhadra.” eastern Uttar Pradesh, with Delhi ended in 2013 at the hands returned to the mainstream only Shankar Dikshit was a loyalist of of AAP founder Arvind Kejriwal Rai said she met 15 people party leaders calling her deten- after Sonia became the party The standoff between Jawaharlal Nehru and served as a who defeated her in Assembly from the victims’ families, tion “illegal arrest” and organis- chief. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Minister in Indira Gandhi's Cabinet polls. Kejriwal, the product of the including seven women. ing protests at several places. She was also projected as Vadra and the Uttar Pradesh gov- in 1971 and later became Governor anti- corruption movement led by Ten people, all Gond tribals, Congress leaders Rajeev Chief Ministerial candidate in ernment ended Saturday, a day were shot dead Wednesday Shukla, R P N Singh and Jitin of Karnataka and West Bengal. Anna Hazare succeeded Dikshit Uttar Pradesh, ahead of 2017 after she was detained when she when a village headman, Yagya Prasada landed at the Varanasi As the longest serving woman as Delhi Chief Minister. assembly polls, but had to with- insisted on going to Sonbhadra Dutt, and his supporters alleged- airport, but were stopped from Chief Minister who ruled the city She sailed through many draw after the Congress tied up where 10 people were gunned ly opened fire in an attempt to travelling ahead to Sonbhadra or state for three consecutive terms storms in her long political down this week. take possession of a piece of Chunar, where Gandhi was then from 1998 to 2013, Dikshit ush- innings and sought to steer the with the Samajwadi Party. Gandhi headed back to land in Ubbha village in detained. ered in an era of all-round devel- faction-ridden party out of She also served as Governor Delhi after a meeting with Sonbhadra’s Ghorawal area. Earlier in Lucknow, a opment that transformed Delhi oblivion after she was made the of Kerala from 2013-14. (PTI) some people from Sonbhadra Twenty-eight others were Congress delegation submitted a into a world class capital. who travelled to the Mirzapur injured. memorandum to UP Governor She also initiated green guesthouse where she had After the meeting with the Ram Naik, urging him to direct reforms in public transport sec- stayed overnight, refusing an villagers, Priyanka left for the state government to allow tor successfully accomplishing offer from local administration Varanasi, where she visited the Gandhi to meet the Sonbhadra the shift from polluting vehicles to furnish a personal bond and Kashi Vishwanath and Kaal victims’ families. to a CNG based fleet. leave. Bhairav temples. A three-member Trinamool Known for a string of devel- She said those who had The deadlock ended amid a Congress delegation from Delhi opment works throughout her 15- “arrested” her and brought her show of solidarity in the was also detained at Varanasi year stint as Delhi Chief Minister, to the Chunar guesthouse were Congress for Gandhi, who is the airport.(PTI) Dikshit fastened the flagship now saying she is free to leave. Delhi Metro project, oversaw the “I want to tell them that I have fulfilled my objective. I met the family members. I am Shri Vaishno Devi College Of Education, Reasi (J&K) leaving today, but I shall (Recognized by J&K Govt. & Affiliated with University of Jammu) return,”she told party workers REQUIRED who thronged the guesthouse. 1) Lecturer 1) Post Graduate Degree in Social Science UP Congress leader Ajay Rai Foundation Courses with 55% Marks and 2) M.Ed degree from recognized University said, “The standoff between with 55% Marks Congress general secretary 2) Lecturer 1) Post Graduate Degree in (Methodology Courses) Teaching of Science/ Mathematics/ Social Science/ Priyanka Gandhi and the English/ Hindi, Urdu, Mathematics, S.St. Languages with 55% Marks and Mirzapur district administration Physical and Biological Science and 2) M.Ed Degree with minimum 55% Marks Physical Education, Computer Education, is over as she has met members Commerce, Performing Art/Visual NET & SLET qualified candidates shall get preference, Retired person RENTAL/LEASE BASIS can also apply. 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