Madhya Pradesh High Court Halts Decision Labeling 61 GMC Positions as Unlawful
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh: High Court Pauses Illegal Posting Order for Gwalior Municipal Corporation Officials
The Gwalior Municipal Corporation (GMC) staff, comprising 61 officers and employees, have temporarily dodged a directive deeming their postings unlawful, following a High Court stay on Tuesday. The hearing for this case has been scheduled for June 23.
Last week, the court had declared these appointments by Justice Ahluwalia as unauthorized, implicating Commissioner Sangh Priy and others. The court's ruling was in response to a writ petition alleging irregularities in the deputation postings, including the appointment of a veterinarian, Dr. Anuj Sharma, as Health Officer without the necessary Medical qualifications.
The High Court also directed authorities to investigate Additional Commissioner Anil Kumar Dubey and take necessary action. However, the case's progress is hampered by the fact that all 61 officials are serving on deputation.
Meanwhile, Dr. Anuj Sharma and Dr. Dinesh Dixit, previously relieved from their duties, will not benefit from the stay. The court's decision underscores the persistent deputation posting issues within the civic body.
Earlier, a dispute had arisen over the appointments, leading the Municipal Corporation and government to appeal before a double bench. As of now, the court has yet to announce a specific next hearing date.
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh: International Film City Project Advances as Master Plan Submitted
An essential step forward has been taken in the development of Uttar Pradesh's International Film City, as the master plan has been submitted to the YEIDA (Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority). The initiative aims to create a significant film and television production hub.
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh: Police Disrupt International Gold Smuggling Ring Involving Doctors and Financiers
In a significant operation, the Moradabad Police have dismantled an international gold smuggling network involving local doctors and financiers. The syndicate had been transporting gold illegally from the Middle East, with several arrests made.
Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh: CM Yogi Adityanath Hears Complaints from 250 Citizens at Janata Darshan
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a Janata Darshan (Public Audience) in Gorakhpur, where he addressed the grievances of 250 citizens. Addressing a variety of concerns, the Chief Minister emphasized his commitment to ensuring prompt and effective resolution of public issues.
Mumbai: Mumbai Businessman Falsely Duped of ₹7.3 Crore in Stock Market App Scam
In a sophisticated fraud, a South Mumbai businessman has been duped of over ₹7.3 crore by unidentified individuals through a fake stock market application. In what appears to be an investment scam, the victim was deceived into transferring substantial funds to the scammers.
Madhya Pradesh High Court Appoints 3 Advocates as Judges
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has appointed three advocates, Rameshwar Prasad Pandey, Rakesh Kumar Sharma, and Mukesh Patel, as judges. The appointments were made to address the shortage of judges, thereby ensuring the expeditious handling of cases.
Gwalior: Gold Chain Snatched from 65-year-old Woman Professor
A 65-year-old woman professor, Dr. Vibha, was the victim of a gold chain snatching incident in Gwalior's The Address Colony. The burglary occurred early in the morning while Dr. Vibha was en route to a temple. The miscreants, who arrived on two bikes, disguised their intentions by seemingly asking for an attorney's address. The incident was captured on CCTV footage, offering a potential lead for police investigations. CSP Hina Khan has confirmed the case filing and now attempts are being made to apprehend the culprits.
- Amidst several news items, the ongoing crime-and-justice issue in Gwalior, Mumbai news, involves the dismantling of an international gold smuggling ring by the Moradabad Police, which involved local doctors and financiers.
- In the general-news category, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has made headlines by appointing three new judges, Rameshwar Prasad Pandey, Rakesh Kumar Sharma, and Mukesh Patel, as part of an effort to address the shortage of judges and ensure expeditious handling of cases.
- The business sector in Mumbai finds itself embroiled in a crime case, as a South Mumbai businessman was falsely duped of over ₹7.3 crore by unidentified individuals through a fake stock market application. This incident comes under the scrutiny of the crime-and-justice beat, showcasing the ever-present threat of investment scams in the metropolis.
