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Time of India
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- Time of India
Notice issuedto Beniwal to vacate quarters
Jaipur: The city district collectorate issued a notice to Nagaur MP and RLP chief Hanuman Beniwal, asking him to vacate his govt house Thursday. The notice was issued by the estate officer and additional district magistrate. Officials said the notice was issued following a recent complaint filed by the Public Works Department (PWD). His brother, Narayan Beniwal, and former MLA Pukhraj Garg also received similar eviction notices. "All three have been told to vacate their govt residences by July 11 as they are no longer MLAs. Still, they are occupying flats at the Jyoti Nagar MLA Complex," an official stated. Although Beniwal won from the Khinvsar assembly constituency in the 2023 polls, he had to resign as MLA after becoming the Nagaur MP following the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. Beniwal's wife contested from Khinvsar in the bypoll but lost. Earlier, on Thursday, electricity connection was disconnected from Beniwal's residence in Nagaur after the discom alleged unpaid dues of over Rs 11 lakh. Beniwal's brother, Premsukh Beniwal, is the owner of the house. RLP too operates from the house.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Centre seeks two weeks to submit its decision at HC
Kochi: The Union govt on Friday sought two more weeks to inform the high court its decision on the matter of loan waivers for the victims of the landslides at Chooralmala and Mundakkai in Wayanad on July 30, 2024. Assistant solicitor general ARL Sundaresan made the submission in response to the suo motu petition concerning the rehabilitation of the Wayanad landslide victims. He added that deliberations on the matter are ongoing between the ministries concerned. Accordingly, the court adjourned the petition to July 25 for further hearing. Additionally, advocate Renjith Thampan, the amicus curiae, suggested that a report be called from the state govt regarding the utilisation of the Rs 120cr from the state disaster response fund (SDRF), which had been permitted by the bench earlier in March 2025 for the rehabilitation works in Wayanad. Advocate general K Gopalakrishna Kurup, in response, informed the court that the report in that regard can be furnished on the next posting date. The state disaster management authority also placed before the court videos and photographs showing the removal of debris from the disaster-affected areas in Wayanad. The AG further informed the court that environmental clearance from the ministry of environment, forests and climate change (MoEFCC) for the proposed four-lane tunnel corridor from Kozhikode to Wayanad was granted on June 17, and that a detailed project report has also been prepared. The Court instructed the AG to produce the report and share a copy with the amicus curiae. The court also directed the amicus curiae to review the report and assess its feasibility.
India Today
an hour ago
- India Today
Gwalior civic body suspends two engineers after newly-constructed road caves in
Gwalior Municipal Corporation has suspended two executive engineers after the collapse of the newly constructed Chetakpuri road came to light. The suspensions were issued by the Municipal Commissioner of Engineer-in-Charge Pawan Singhal and Suresh Ahirwar were suspended on the instructions of the District in-charge and Water Resources Minister Tulsiram Corporation Commissioner Sangh Priya has issued separate orders for their suspension after the negligence of both of them came to light during a road The road was built at a cost of Rs 18 crore just 15 days back. The road's collapse led to public outrage and raised serious questions about corruption in construction and accountability. The issue gained light after it was broadcast during a show on India Today TV recently.- EndsMust Watch
