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India Today
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- Politics
- India Today
Gaurav Gogoi slams Assam government's arms license policy near border areas
Assam Congress President and Lok Sabha MP Gaurav Gogoi on Friday came down heavily on the Assam Government's recent decision to grant arms licenses to civilians residing in border and remote termed the policy "highly condemnable" and accused the ruling BJP government of promoting a strategy that prioritises weapons over the essential needs of the to the media, Gogoi said, "People of Assam want water, employment, education, and medical facilities, not guns." He argued that the controversial move, instead of protecting citizens, may lead to an increase in fake encounters, citing recent Supreme Court criticism over alleged police excesses in Gogoi warned that such a policy could be misused to arm workers aligned with the BJP and RSS, potentially endangering innocent businessmen and shopkeepers in the region.'Under the new policy, more fake encounetrs can take place. The honest shopkeepers there, the businessmen there will face difficulties in the days to come. All these guns will go to BJP and RSS workers. The current government has made a highly condemnable policy. They should roll-back the policy," said criticism follows a May 29 Cabinet decision under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma to approve a Special Scheme for Grant of Arms initiative targets original inhabitants and indigenous Indian citizens in vulnerable and border areas, with the stated goal of enhancing personal security and deterring unlawful the decision, CM Sarma claimed the policy would empower communities to safeguard themselves in high-risk zones. The policy was approved during a cabinet meeting held at the Lok Sewa Bhawan in the same meeting, the Assam cabinet sanctioned a 250 crore proposal to transform 34 polytechnics and 43 government ITIs into Centres of Excellence in partnership with Tata Technologies, aiming to bolster skill development and the Assam Cabinet approved the renaming of several key state institutions to honour the legacy of the state's distinguished personalities. The Sarusajai Sports Complex will now be known as the Arjun Bhogeswar Baruah Sports Complex, while Mangaldoi Stadium has been renamed Raja Dharma Narayan the State Institute of Panchayat and Rural Development will henceforth be called the Golap Borbora State Institute of Panchayat and Rural Watch IN THIS STORY#Assam
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
The Inner Circle acknowledges, Thomas Su, MD as a Pinnacle Lifetime Member
TAMPA, Fla., May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Prominently featured in The Inner Circle, Thomas Su, MD is acknowledged as a Pinnacle Lifetime Member for his contributions to Cosmetic and Aesthetic Liposuction. Dr. Thomas Su is a dedicated medical professional specializing in liposuction procedures for cosmetic enhancement and for patients suffering from lipedema. His unique blend of artistic talent and medical expertise drives him to achieve perfection in every procedure, ensuring optimal results for his patients. Operating in a private practice, Dr. Su serves the local community with a focus on providing personalized care. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rice University in Houston, Texas, before earning his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Texas, School of Medicine in San Antonio. Dr. Su completed his internal medicine residency at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, practicing internal medicine for eight years before transitioning to cosmetic procedures. He further honed his skills through specialized training under the mentorship of Dwight Reynolds, MD, in Coral Gables, Florida. A member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and the Florida Medical Association, Dr. Su is recognized for his innovative contributions to the field, particularly the development of the Interactive Lipo Method and Celebrity Arms Sculpting. His techniques are deeply influenced by his background as a figure artist and sculptor, allowing him to approach cosmetic surgery with a unique and artistic perspective. Since establishing his full-time clinic in 2007, Dr. Su has been committed to helping patients achieve their aesthetic goals while providing compassionate care throughout their journeys. Contact: Katherine Green, 516-825-5634, editorialteam@ View original content: SOURCE The Inner Circle
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Time of India
Ferozepur police nabs 4 drug smugglers with 4.25kg heroine and drug money
FEROZEPUR: In a drive against drugs, Ferozepur police have successfully intercepted a major drug smuggling operation by arresting four drug smugglers with 4.25kg heroin and seizing a drug money of 1.97 lakh, here on Monday. Giving details, Bhupinder Singh Sidhu, senior superintendent of police, Ferozepur said that acting on a crucial tip-off, the CIA wing of Ferozepur police laid a trap and intercepted a vehicle, leading to the arrest of four drug smugglers, identified as Swaran Singh, a resident of Kamale Wala village, Gurwant Singh of Maste Wala, Sandeep Singh of Hazara Ram Singh Wala and Manpreet Singh from Nurpur village in Ferozeput. 'During search of the intercepted vehicle, police recovered 4.225 kg of heroin, worth Rs 22 crore along with 1.97 Lakh drug money from the accused. The police impounded the car being used for smuggling the contraband,' he added. Gurwant Singh has a criminal past with five cases registered against him, including under the Arms and NDPS Acts. Another accused Manpreet also has two prior cases, including one under the NDPS Act, in which 80g of heroin was recovered from him, the SSP said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Ótimas notícias para os cidadãos brasileiros! Leia mais Undo Bhupinder Singh Sidhu, SSP further elaborated on the operation, stating that a case has been registered at the Ferozepur Sadar Police Station under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Investigations are currently underway to thoroughly trace the backward and forward linkages of this intricate smuggling network. He assured that multiple raids are being conducted to dismantle the larger network involved, and more arrests are anticipated in the near future. This successful operation underscores the vigilance and proactive measures being taken by the Punjab Police to counter the persistent threat of cross-border drug trafficking .
Hindustan Times
19-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
4 held with 4.25kg heroin, ₹1.97 lakh in drug money in Punjab's Ferozepur
The Ferozepur police arrested four people with 4.25kg of heroin and ₹1.97 lakh in drug money on Monday. Senior superintendent of police Bhupinder Singh Sidhu identified the four accused as Swaran Singh, 20, of Kamale Wala village, Gurwant Singh, 30, of Maste Wala, Sandeep Singh, 23, of Hazara Ram Singh Wala and Manpreet Singh, 27, from Nurpur village, all in Ferozepur district. The police impounded the car being used for smuggling the contraband. Gurwant Singh has a criminal past with five cases registered against him, including under the Arms and NDPS Acts. Manpreet also has two prior cases, including one under the NDPS Act, in which 80g of heroin was recovered from him, the SSP said. In a separate case on Sunday, police arrested Pathi, 22, of Isa Nagari in Makhu, Ferozepur. He was found in possession of a country-made .315 bore pistol and a live cartridge.
Hindustan Times
28-04-2025
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: Two arrested with 1kg heroin, illegal weapons
Wanted by the police in a murder case, two accused landed in a police net in two separate actions. The police recovered 1kg heroin and two illegal weapons from his possession. The accused has been identified as Gagan Grover alias Himanshu of Mohalla New Satguru Nagar, Lohara Road and Jatinder Singh alias Shanki of Sahibzada Fateh Singh Nagar. Inspector Beant Juneja, in-charge at CIA staff 2, stated that in the first case the police arrested the accused near Jhabewal village following a tip-off. When frisked the police recovered 230 gm heroin and an illegal weapon from his Hyundai Creta car. Following the information provided by the accused, the police recovered 790 gm more heroin from his residence. A case under Sections 21, 29, 61, 85 of NDPS Act, Sections 25, 54 and 59 of Arms Act has been lodged against the accused at the Jamalpur Police Station. In the second case, the CIA Staff 2 police arrested Jatinder Singh of Sahibzada Fateh Singh Nagar and recovered an illegal weapon from his possession. A case under Sections 25, 54 and 59 of Arms act was registered at the Daba Police Station. The inspector added that the accused is already facing trial in seven cases –including murder, attempt to murder, drug peddling and assault. He was wanted by Daba police in a murder case lodged against him on September 18, 2024 after a 25-year-old man Daljit Singh, alias Kaka, a resident of Preet Nagar, Shimlapuri had died in a clash. The victim had gone to visit his friend Jagroop Singh in Mohalla Fateh Singh Nagar, where they indulged in an argument with the accused, which soon escalated into a scuffle. Stones were thrown, and swords were drawn as the groups clashed violently. Daljit had suffered severe injuries, who later died. Grover and Jatinder Singh were avoiding police for the past seven months.
