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New Delhi [India], August 2 (ANI): The Rouse Avenue Court on Tuesday sent former Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey, who was recently arrested by Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the NSE phone tapping and snooping case, to judicial custody till August 16, 2022.
New Delhi [India], July 26 (ANI): Opposition's Vice Presidential candidate Margaret Alva on Tuesday alleged that the conversations between the politicians across party lines in 'new' India are being heard.
New Delhi [India], April 6 (ANI): Despite consolidation witnessed in the Telecom Sector in the last decade, there is sufficient competition as at least four telecom service providers are present in each of the 22 licensed service areas in the country, the government said on Wednesday.
New Delhi [India], April 1 (ANI): The government has taken a number of measures to ensure the revival of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) and these state-run telecom operators would launch 4G and 5G services "based on techno-commercial considerations", Minister of State for Communications, Devusinh Chauhan said on Friday.
New Delhi Mar 30 PTI The NHRC on Wednesday issued a notice to the Delhi government and the citys police chief over death of four men after they got trapped inside a sewer in northwest Delhis Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar area in RohiniIssuing the notice the commission expressed concern that despite there being laws Supreme Court judgments and its own interventions to provide safety equipment to such workers poor people are dying while working in sewer lines which is completely unwarrantedThe National Human Rights Commission NHRC in a statement said it has taken suo-motu cognisance of media reports that four persons died in a sewage line in Rohini area of DelhiReportedly they were trapped on March 29 2022 and efforts were on to pull them out safe However today morning only their dead bodies could be recovered The victims included three line workers of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited MTNL and the fourth an auto-rickshaw driver who had gone inside the sewage line to rescue them it saidThe commission has issued notices to the Delhi chief secretary commissioner of Police and the chairman of the MTNL seeking a detailed report within four weeks including action against the responsible officers and relief or rehabilitation provided to the next of kin of the deceasedAccording to media reports the workers were contractual staff of MTNL and were carrying out line work when they fell into the sewer line at Main Bawana Road They were not wearing any protective gear it saidFour men who were trapped inside a sewer in northwest Delhis Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar area have died and their bodies were pulled out early Wednesday morning following an overnight rescue operation officials saidOf the four three men were private contractual employees who were working on MTNL lines at the time of the incident on Tuesday afternoon police saidThe fourth is a rickshaw puller who had tried to save the three workers but also got trapped in the sewerThe rescue operation started after the Samaypur Badli police station got information about the incident around 630 pm on TuesdayApart from the police fire department officials and a team of the National Disaster Response Force were also part of the rescue effort PTI KND ANB ANB
New Delhi Mar 30 PTI Four men who were trapped inside a sewer in northwest Delhis Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar area have died and their bodies were pulled out early Wednesday morning following an overnight rescue operation officials saidOf the four three men were private contractual employees who were working on MTNL lines at the time of the incident on Tuesday afternoon police said The fourth is a rickshaw puller who had tried to save the three workers but also got trapped in the sewerThe rescue operation started after the Samaypur Badli police station got information about the incident around 630 pm on TuesdayApart from the police fire department officials and a team of the National Disaster Response Force were also part of the rescue effortAccording to the fire department the operation ended around 4 am on Wednesday with the four bodies pulled up from the sewer Police said post mortem will be conducted at Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial HospitalThe deceased workers have been identified as Bacchu Singh Pintu and Suraj Kumar Sahni The rickshaw puller Satish 40 was a resident of Sardar Colony in Rohini Sector-16Officials said The rickshaw puller who tied to save the workers was a hero But he also got trapped inside the sewer There is an iron net beneath the MTNL lines inside the sewer It was suspected that the four got stuck there they addedToxic gas inside the sewer made the rescue operation difficult even with protective gears Earth-moving machines were used to widen the mouth of the sewer police saidSatish the rickshaw puller is survived by his wife Neha 35 and three daughters -- Tisha 14 Kritika 8 and Arbi 3 PTI NIT NB NSD
New Delhi Mar 29 PTI Three workers fell into a sewer here on Tuesday and a rickshaw puller who tried to save them also got trapped inside with rescue operations continuing late into the night police saidThe incident took place in northwest Delhis Sanjay Gandhi Transport NagarThe three men who fell inside first are private contractual employees who were working on MTNL lines at the time of the incident police saidIt is feared that all four have died as there has been no movement for the last few hours they saidAccording to police the information about the incident was received at Samaypur Badli police station around 630 pmPolice personnel rushed to the spot and cordoned off the area Fire department officials and a team of the National Disaster Response Force NDRF are also part of the rescue operationRescue efforts are underway and none of the four have been pulled out yet Deputy Commissioner of Police Outer North Brijendra Kumar Yadav saidThe workers have been identified as Bacchu Singh Pintu and Suraj Kumar Sahni while the rickshaw puller has been identified as Satish 38 a resident of Sardar Colony Rohini Sector-16 police saidThe rickshaw puller is a hero as he tried to save the workers But he also got trapped inside the sewer they saidThere is an iron net inside the sewer and it is beneath the MTNL lines It is suspected the four are stuck there they addedDue to the presence of toxic gas in the sewer it is difficult to go inside even with protective gear Earth-moving machines are being used to widen the manhole for rescue workers to get inside police saidTalking to reporters a local Harinder Singh said that Satish is his friends brotherWe came to know that Satish went inside the sewer to help the others but now he is also trapped inside he said PTI NIT NIT DIV DIV
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