The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and threat case, for allegedly arranging a conference call from the prison to a complainant. New Delhi:  The Rohini Court granted regular bail to an accused, who was in jail in an extortion and... The post appeared first on .

New Delhi Feb 23 PTI Delhi Police Constable Sunita has reunited 73 missing children with their parents in the last eight months officials said on Wednesday She also traced four children in the last three days police said On Sunday a seven-year-old boy went missing from his home in Indira Camp number 2 Vikaspuri where he lived with his grandfather they said Police started a search in nearby areas and analysed footage from CCTV cameras Later Sunita traced the child and handed him over to his grandfather a senior police officer said On February 15 a 13-year-old girl went missing from her home in Mayapuri area In this case too Sunita traced the girl from Mayapuri Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police West Prashant Gautam said On February 16 two kids went missing along with their mother in Kanjhawala area A team comprising ASI Suresh Kumar and Sunita succeeded in trace the missing pwoplw police said Sunita joined the Delhi Police on November 10 2014 After initial training she was posted in different units including Police Control Room PCR C4i Command Room CPCR Police Headquarters PHQ and then she was transferred to west district they said Presently she is posted in the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit AHTU of the west district for the last one year police said In 2019 the PHQ floated a policy to recognise the efforts of police personnel who trace the kidnapped and missing children and reunite them with their families Head Constable Seema Dhaka from Samaypur Badli Police Station became the first woman to be promoted out of turn for tracing 50 missing children within one year they said The act was widely appreciated and she became an inspiration for the others including Sunita The constable has traced 73 missing or kidnapped children Fifteen out of the recovered children are under eight years old and the remaining are between eight to 16 years of age police said To recognise her dedication boost her morale as well as to inspire others the constables is being recommended for out-of-turn promotion to the rank of head constable according to the the existing policies police added PTI NIT AAR

Jammu Jan 20 PTI The Comptroller and Auditor General CAG of India has pulled up the Jammu and Kashmir home department for failing to utilise over Rs 500 crore funds sanctioned under the Prime Ministers Development Package PMDP to procure high-end security system to maintain law and order in the union territory The CAG in its report has taken a serious note of the home departments single-vendor purchases without ascertaining the reasonability of rates and avoidable expenditures in purchase of the high-end security system Under the PMDP the central government had sanctioned over Rs 500 crore for procurement of high-end security system to maintain law and order in Jammu and Kashmir in 2016-2017 of which only 52 percent of funds were utilised by 2019 the report said During the period from 2016 to 2019 the government of Jammu and Kashmir released Rs 50186 crore out of which an expenditure of Rs 26196 crore 52 per cent was incurred by the home department the CAG said The report further said that the percentage of expenditure vis-a-vis funds available during the period ranged between 50 and 85 percent respectively The unspent balances increased from Rs 277 crore as of April 2017 to Rs 7978 crore at the close of March 2019 Further during the year 2019-20 an amount of Rs 119 crore was sanctioned by the GoI under the project and an expenditure of Rs 2977 crore had been incurred by the department leaving a balance of Rs 8923 crore unutilised as of 31 March 2020 it said The CAG said that during the year 2020-21 up to August 2020 an amount of Rs 2515 crore was released by the Union government against which no expenditure had been incurred till August 2020 The government audit body pointed out that under the project 56 items and works were to be procured and installed and out of which the procurement of 33 items and works 59 per cent was completed by the department as of August 2020 It further lambasted the home department for its failure to take up the integrated command centers and its linked components for execution as of August 31 2020 Similarly the procurement of 413 CCTVs for police stations was under tendering process even in August 2020 the report said The CAG said 669 vehicles of various types bulletproof bunkers Rakshak vehicles Gypsy anti-riot vehicles hydraulic crane JCB tractor were sanctioned and only 547 had been procured of which 499 vehicles had been delivered as of August 2020 It pointed out that purchases worth Rs 10027 crore which included vehicles body protectors bulletproof patkas anti-riot vehicles farm track tractors and backhoe loaders were made by the police headquarters PHQ either on repeat order basis or from original manufacturers without ascertaining reasonability of rates by way of inviting tenders The GAG also pointed out that audit scrutiny of records revealed that the department had made purchases from particular firms and single sources which resulted in an avoidable expenditure of Rs 920 crore The department purchased seven MBP vehicles at higher rates from Ashok Leyland Limited thereby incurring an extra expenditure it said Despite lower rates offered by Tata Motors Limited for MBP vehicles vehicles were procured from Ashok Leyland Defense Systems Limited at higher rates it added Although the department had taken the plea that MBP vehicles are a proprietary item the process of placing supply orders with both the firms was self-contradictory the CAG said Thus considering the nature of urgency in such purchases the department may adopt a streamlined procedure consistent with the objectives of the high-end security it noted PTI AB AQS AQS

Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], December 29 (ANI): The Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Dilbag Singh dedicated operations Command vehicles, equipped with upgraded modern technology and with additional safety features to Jammu and Kashmir Police in a flag-off ceremony held at District Police Lines, Jammu on Tuesday.

Washington [US], October 23 (ANI): Research from Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University School of Medicine has shown that the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information Systems (PROMIS) scale for depression developed by the National Institutes of Health can accurately measure depression symptoms and its severity.