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3 Cong Cms Take Oath of Office Sajjan Gets Life RNI No.2016/1957, REGD NO. SSP/LW/NP-34/2016-18 Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer instagram.com/dailypioneer/ Established 1864 OPINION 8 Published From WORLD 13 SPORT 15 DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL MUCH ADO THERESA REBUFFS GROWING LIVERPOOL TO PLAY BHUBANESWAR RANCHI RAIPUR ABOUT NOTHING CALLS FOR 2ND BREXIT VOTE BAYERN IN UCL LAST 16 CHANDIGARH DEHRADUN Late City Vol. 154 Issue 338 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable LUCKNOW,TUESDAY DECEMBER 18, 2018; PAGES 16 `3 WILDLIFE POACHING IS SERIOUS:} YAMI} 14 VIVACITY www.dailypioneer.com 3 Cong CMs take oath of office Sajjan gets life Nath waives farmers’ loan up to `2 lakh, fulfils Rahul’s poll promise term in 1984 n PNS BHOPAL/JAIPUR/RAIPUR 1 2 s three newly-elected anti-Sikh riots ACongress Chief Ministers took oath of office on Monday The riots were a crime against in back-to-back ceremonies, HC asks Kumar, humanity perpetrated by those Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal who enjoyed political Nath announced a major gift 5 other convicts patronage for the debt-ridden farmers of — Delhi High Court the State. Loans of up to `2 lakh to surrender of the farmers will be waived by those who enjoyed “politi- with Nath signing a file to the before Dec 31 cal patronage”. effect within two hours of tak- Expressing anguish, the n ing charge. The move follows 1) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath and party MP STAFF REPORTER NEW DELHI High Court said though it was a promise by Congress presi- Jyotiraditya Scindia wave at the crowd during swearing-in-ceremony “undeniable” that it took over dent Rahul Gandhi during the in Bhopal on Monday n what could be termed as a three decades to punish the poll campaign. 2) Rajasthan CM Ashok Ghelot and his Deputy Sachin Pilot during Imajor setback to the Indian accused in the case, it was After Nath signed on the the swearing-in ceremony at Albert Hall in Jaipur on Monday National Congress, its former important to assure the victims file pertaining to waiving off Lok Sabha member and senior that despite the challenges farmers’ loans of up to `2 lakh, 3) Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel being administered Delhi Pradesh Congress leader faced by the court, “truth will Principal Secretary, Farmers’ the oath of office by Governor Anandiben Patel in Raipur on Monday Sajjan Kumar was on Monday prevail and justice will be done”. Welfare and Agriculture PTI convicted and sentenced to The case relates to killing of Development Department, life term for “remainder of his five Sikhs in Raj Nagar part-I Rajesh Rajora issued the loan tively on Monday. accordingly. Besides Shivraj natural life” in a 1984 anti-Sikh area in Palam Colony in South waiver order. However, BSP chief Singh Chouhan, former CMs riots case by a double Bench of West Delhi on November 1-2, The order said: Madhya Mayawati, Samajwadi Party of the State Kailash Joshi and the Delhi High Court which 1984 and burning down of a Pradesh Government has taken president Akhilesh Yadav and Babulal Gaur were also present said the riots were a “crime Gurudwara in Raj Nagar part II. a decision to write off short- West Bengal Chief Minister on the stage. against humanity” perpetrated Continued on Page 6 term crop loan of eligible farm- Mamata Banerjee were con- Other prominent leaders ers up to the limit of `2 lakh, spicuous by their absence. who made it to celebrate the as on March 31, 2018, from While Congress president Congress’ return to power in nationalised and cooperative Rahul Gandhi attended all the Jaipur and a few of them in banks. The promise of loan three events, other prominent Bhopal included MK Stalin, waiver is top priority for the Opposition leaders who attend- Kanimozhi (DMK), Tejashwi three newly-elected Congress ed the events were former Yadav (RJD), Dinesh Trivedi Government. On Sunday, Prime Ministers Manmohan (AITC), Hemant Soren (JMM), ahead of his oath-taking cere- Singh, HD Deve Gowda, Chief Jiten Ram Manjhi (HAM), mony Ashok Gehlot had said Ministers of few States includ- Babu Lal Marandi (JVM), PK that as promised by Rahul ing Andhra Pradesh and Kunhalikutti (IUML), Gandhi his Government would Karnataka, former Jammu & Badrudin Ajmal (AIUDF), act on loan waiver promise Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Congress president Rahul Gandhi, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, NCP chief Sharad Pawar, Loktantrik Janata Dal Raju Shetty (Swabhimani with 10 days of Cabinet for- Abdullah, former Union chief Sharad Yadav and other Opposition leaders on their way to Jaipur on Monday PTI Paksha), Sanjay Singh (AAP), mation. Ministers Sharad Yadav and Jose K Mani (KCM) and NK A host of Opposition lead- Sharad Pawar amongst others. Chennai on Tuesday. A section Former CMs and Uttar heartland States. Premchandran (RSP). Rahul ers attended the three oath-tak- The absence of the of the Opposition is unhappy Pradesh rivals Akhilesh Yadav Gehlot, Nath and Baghel’s shared photographs from the (L-R) Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee president Manjit Singh GK, ing ceremonies of Ashok Mamata, Mayawati and over the fact that DMK chief and Mayawati who too were predecessors — Vasundhara swearing-in ceremony and of a Nirpreet Kaur and Jagdish Kaur, whose family members were killed during 1984 Gehlot, Kamal Nath and Akhilesh is significant because Stalin suggested the name of extended the invitations for the Raje, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, bus in Jaipur in which top anti-Sikh riots, Akali Dal MLA Manjinder Singh Sirsa and others react after the Bhupesh Baghel as Chief all three also skipped the Rahul Gandhi as Prime swearing-in skipped it though Raman Singh — also attended Opposition leaders were seen Delhi HC convicted Congress leader Sajjan Kumar for criminal conspiracy, Ministers of Rajasthan, Madhya unveiling of late DMK patri- Minister at the rally in Chennai both of them have supported the swearing-in ceremonies at sitting with him. promoting enmity, acts against communal harmony in the riots and sentenced him Pradesh, Chhattisgarh respec- arch Karunanidhi’s statute in on Tuesday. the Congress in the Hindi Jaipur, Bhopal and Raipur, Continued on Page 6 to life imprisonment, in New Delhi on Monday Ranjan Dimri | Pioneer CAPSULE Fresh Bill introduced Two kids die under debris as Yogi: PAC to have three 6 KILLED IN MUMBAI HOSPITAL BLAZE Mumbai: Six persons were killed dedicated Mahila Bns and over 147 patients and visitors in LS to make triple JCB rams Noida school wall suffered injuries in a fire at a PNS n LUCKNOW long contribution on every hospital on Monday evening. As STAFF REPORTER n NOIDA front. I feel proud to say that many as 108 people, including talaq penal offence hief Minister Yogi you all have shown your worth patients, were trapped inside when wo children were killed CAdityanath on Monday on each occasion. During nat- the fire broke out at ESIC Kamgar PNS n NEW DELHI Tand three others injured hailed the contribution of ural calamities, disasters or Hospital at Marol in Andheri. after a wall of a school build- Provincial Armed mishaps, PAC personnel have fresh Bill to make the prac- ing collapsed on them in a vil- Constabulary (PAC) jawans in worked tirelessly until help GOVT ANNOUNCES $1.4 BN Atice of tripe talaq among lage on Monday around 10 am maintaining law and order and was extended to the last victim. ASSISTANCE TO MALDIVES Muslims a penal offence was at Khazan Singh KS Public extending relief during natur- The force has a special identi- New Delhi: With Maldives reeling introduced in the Lok Sabha on School, a private primary al calamities. ty across the country for it’s under mounting Chinese debt, India Monday with the provisions school in Salarpur village under Stressing the need of intro- professional skill and services,” on Monday announced a $1.4 billion that a magistrate can offer bail Sector 49 police station limits, ducing women personnel in the Yogi said. financial assistance to the island after hearing the wife. The police said. world’s biggest reserved police The Chief Minister further nation and inked four pacts with it Congress-led Opposition Taking a serious note of the force, Yogi announced the cre- said: “Be it festivals, fair, or any after Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the provision for incident, Chief Minister Yogi ation of three dedicated Mahila other gathering, PAC jawans and Maldivian President Ibrahim non-bailable arrests as harsh Adityanath has ordered an battalions besides raising a have worked round-the-clock Mohamed Solih held “successful” and tough on husbands. including introduction of a enquiry and directed officials of battalion in Shamli. to ensure peace and order. Not talks with an aim to reset ties. While the proposed law provision of bail, to make it Gautam Budh Nagar district to The Chief Minister was only this, in adverse conditions makes it a “non-bailable” more palatable. ensure proper treatment to the addressing a function on the like monsoons, PAC jawans LOK SABHA PASSES offence, an accused can Introducing the Bill, Law injured. 70th Raising Day of PAC on the have saved people in floods and TRANSGENDER BILL approach a magistrate even Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad According to eyewitness, 35th PAC Battalion campus on also saved their belongings." New Delhi: Amid noisy protests before trial to seek bail. In a said despite the Supreme Court children were playing when a Monday. Elaborating the importance over the Rafale deal and Cauvery non-bailable offence, bail can- striking down the practice of wall collapsed on them as a JCB Hailing the contribution of of the PAC, Yogi said that PAC issue, the Lok Sabha on Monday not be granted by police at the talaq-e-biddat (instant triple collided with the school wall.
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