A youth was found dead under suspicious circumstances inside a Shift car on the Uttarlai Ring Road in Barmer district. The deceased has been identified as Jagdish, alias Jogaram, a resident of Ramsar ka Kuan. The exact cause of death remains unclear at this stage. Upon receiving information, the RIICO Police Station team arrived at the scene to conduct an inspection. Authorities are also investigating reports of poppy husk being present in the vehicle. The police have begun gathering evidence and are searching the vehicle. The body is in the process of being sent for a post-mortem examination as the investigation continues from all angles.
Public Outrage in Tonk After Farmer's Death
Following the death of 50-year-old farmer Sitaram Gurjar due to electrocution in Tonk, the local villagers have expressed significant anger. On Wednesday, they marched from the district hospital mortuary to the collectorate premises, demanding compensation and a government job for a family member. The villagers shouted slogans against the municipal council. The incident occurred late Tuesday night at a farm in Chandlai village. The family alleges that the tragedy resulted from negligence regarding an electricity pole located on the edge of the farm and within the goat market area. They have submitted a written complaint against the electricity department and the goat market operator. Administrative and police officials have reached the spot to negotiate with the protesters.
Former Sarpanch Accused of Theft in Bundi
In Bamangaon, Bundi district, villagers reportedly caught a former Sarpanch red-handed while he was allegedly committing theft. It is alleged that the villagers shaved his head after catching him in the act. A video of the incident is circulating rapidly on social media. Local residents claim that the accused former Sarpanch has been involved in theft cases previously. However, the police have only just begun their investigation into the viral video and the incident. It is currently unclear how many cases are already registered against the accused. Police are examining the entire sequence of events and will proceed based on the facts.
Private Bus Overturns in Pratapgarh
On Wednesday, a private bus traveling from Badi Sakhthali to Pratapgarh lost control and overturned into a ditch near the road in Banediya village, Pratapgarh district. The accident caused chaos at the scene, with passengers screaming for help. Local residents immediately initiated relief and rescue efforts to pull trapped passengers out of the bus. Reports indicate that 8 to 10 people were injured. All victims were sent to the district hospital for treatment. The police arrived at the site to assess the situation and are investigating the causes, with initial reports pointing to the bus losing control.
Diesel Theft in Alwar
A gang involved in stealing diesel from tankers has become active in the Udyog Nagar police station area of Alwar. A complete incident of diesel theft from a tanker parked on the roadside was captured on CCTV. The footage shows two youths arriving in a car, positioning it behind the tanker, and using a plastic pipe to fill three large cans with diesel from the tanker's fuel tank before fleeing. The incident has raised questions regarding security in the area, particularly as an ATM was also uprooted and stolen in the same police station jurisdiction a few days ago. Police are searching for the suspects based on the CCTV footage.
Administrative Shake-up in Hanumangarh Police
A significant administrative change has occurred within the police department in Hanumangarh district. Superintendent of Police Narendra Meena has issued orders for the transfer of 59 constables. Most of these police personnel had completed a five-year tenure at a single location. According to departmental information, many transfers were also conducted upon the personal request of the staff involved. Following the release of the transfer list, the concerned police personnel have been instructed to assume their new postings immediately. The police administration states that this change will help improve work management and administrative efficiency.
Fatal Collision in Kotputli
Near Molahera in Kotputli district on Wednesday, a speeding trailer collided with a car packed with passengers. The car driver and one woman died on the spot, while seven other people were injured. All injured have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Preliminary information suggests that the car occupants were on their way to attend a wedding ceremony. Following the accident, there was a scene of chaos. Police arrived, removed the damaged vehicles, and restored traffic flow. An investigation into the cause of the accident is underway.
Bus Accident on National Highway-21 in Dausa
A private bus carrying passengers met with an accident on National Highway-21 in Dausa district on Wednesday. According to the police, the driver lost control after the bus steering failed. The uncontrolled bus broke through the wall of a petrol pump and fell into a field. Approximately 20 passengers were on board. Three passengers sustained injuries and were admitted to the Sikrai Hospital, while others suffered minor injuries. The bus was traveling from Jaipur towards Agra. The Manpur police station team reached the spot to coordinate relief efforts, and traffic was affected for a short time due to the incident.
CM Bhajanlal and Nitin Gadkari to Visit Bundi
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari will visit Bundi district on Wednesday. Both leaders will inspect the expressway project near Laban and review the progress of construction works. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will also be present during the visit. After the inspection, the three leaders will interact with the local public and public representatives. Discussions regarding ongoing road and infrastructure projects in the region are also expected. The administration has completed all necessary preparations for the visit and tightened security arrangements.
Settlement of Narmada Project Cost Dispute
In the presence of Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, a one-time settlement of the long-standing cost dispute related to the Narmada project between Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh has been reached. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma signed the agreement along with the Chief Ministers of the other three states. The dispute regarding the cost of the Sardar Sarovar Project had been ongoing for a long time and has now been resolved by consensus. Amit Shah noted that Narmada water has changed the fortunes of farmers in Rajasthan and increased land value. He cited the Rajasthan-Haryana water dispute, the Kishau Dam project, and the Narmada agreement as excellent examples of cooperative federalism, stating that such agreements are crucial for the national interest and the future of farmers.
Chief Minister's Schedule
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma will visit Jaipur and Bundi district on Wednesday. At 11 AM, he will review the work of the Energy Department at the CM residence. Following this, an MoU (Framework for Action) will be signed between the Rajasthan government and the International Solar Alliance (ISA) to promote green energy, solar investment, and energy cooperation. In the afternoon, the Chief Minister will depart for Laban in Bundi district, where he will interact with public representatives and the general public at a local event. At 5:30 PM, he will inspect the Mukundra Tunnel project located in Ramganjmandi. Subsequently, he will address a public meeting in Gopalpura Mandana in the Ladpura area. According to the scheduled program, the Chief Minister will return to Jaipur late at night.
