DIG, DSP relieved from election duties

Tuesday, May 22, 2007, 17:40 [IST]

Panaji, May 22 (UNI) On direceives of the Election Commission, the State Government today relieved Deputy Inspector General of Police (Crime) Ujjwal Mishra and Deputuy Superintendent of Police (Margao) Umesh Gaokar from election duties with immediate effect.

Chief Secretary J P Singh said on receipt of the orders from the CEC, Mr Mishra handed over charge to Director General of Police Mr Brar.

The charge against the two officers was that they were acting in favour of the ruling Congress party. The BJP had complained against them many times earlier.

UNI

Topics: election, commission, state, government, relieved, deputy, inspector, police, (cr

Other articles published on May 22, 2007

Whisper campaign on Obama's citizenship persists despite winning election

Monday, December 8, 2008,13:02 [IST]

Washington, Dec.8 (ANI): The US Supreme Court is expected to announce on Monday whether or not it will consider two cases contending that Barack Obama is not a "natural born citizen," as the president is required to be under Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution.One case, referred to the court by Justice Clarence Thomas after Justice David Souter had rejected it, argues that because Obama's father was a citizen of Kenya, at the time a British colony, the president-elect.....

K'taka: Cong leaders reiterate demand for CBI probe

Friday, March 9, 2007,15:54 [IST]

Bangalore, Mar 9: Leaders of Congress in Karnataka today rejected the State government decision to refer the alleged irregularities in the mining to Lok Ayukta and reiterated their demand for a probe by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Speaking to newsmen here today, Leaders of Opposition in the Legislature N Dharam Singh (Assembly) and H K Patil (Council) and others said it was unfortunate that the judicial probe by Justice U N Bhat would not serve the purpose as it was.....

Limitless Updates

India News

News Archives

Prakash Singh Badal to become Punjab CM

Tuesday, February 27, 2007,10:35 [IST]

Bangalore, Feb 27: Counting of votes polled in the assembly elections in Punjab, Uttarakhand and Manipur began this morning amid tight security. The results so far are In Punjab(116 seats) Akali-BJP to form Government. Sidhu leading by 78000 votes in Amritser. Results so far are Congress: 47 The Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal)-BJP 65 and Others 4. Prakash Singh Badal wins from Lambi.He is likely to become the new Chief Minister of Punjab. Congress' Amarinder Singh leads in Patiala.In Uttarakhand(67/70 seats): BM Khanduri likely become the new.....