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*ADC hands over the compensation to the families of victims* 

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Panchkula, July 23 – In response to the tragic incident on July 10, where three lives were lost due to the falling of mountain debris on a slum at the Shiv Lotia Mandir Marg near Pinjore, Panchkula district administration provided timely financial assistance of Rs. 4 lakhs each to the families of the deceased.

Under the state government policy, compensation of 4 lakh is given to each member of the family of those who lost their lives in the disaster. Additional Deputy Commissioner Mrs. Varsha Khangwal handed over the sanction letter of Rs 4 lakh each to the families of the victims by at Chaina Chowk, Pinjore today.

On this occasion, Smt. Varsha Khangwal paid heartfelt condolences to the departed souls on behalf of the district administration and assured the grieving families that the state government stands with them during this difficult time. She further said that all possible help and support will be extended to the bereaved families.

The financial assistance of Rs. 8 lakhs was provided to Mrs. Dhanwanti, the mother of the deceased Nandi alias Akash and Priya. In addition, the mother of deceased Karthik, Smt Pooja, was also provided with financial aid of Rs. 4 lakhs.

BJP District President Ajay Sharma, Municipal Council Chairman Kalka, Krishna Lamba, Tehsildar Kalka Vivek Goel, Project Officer Disaster Management Saurabh Dhiman, BJP Youth District Morcha President Akshardeep Chaudhary, Mandal Adhyaksh Naruta Ram, Municipal Councilor Suresh, and others were also present. 

It may be mentioned here that the tragic incident occurred during heavy rains when the victims sought shelter in the slum. Unfortunately, they were caught under the debris when the mountain collapsed. The administration’s rescue team immediately responded to the situation and commenced relief operations. While Akash and Karthik were taken to the hospital, they were declared brought dead. Priya, too, succumbed to her injuries on the spot.

The district administration remains committed to providing assistance and support to the affected families and will continue to work to ensure their safety and wellbeing.

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Panchkula, July 22 – Chief Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Haryana Sh. D.S. Dheshi on Saturday released the book titled ‘Jind Anta- Stories of Sixties’ authored by Sh. Rajbir Deswal, IPS (Retd.) at GOs mess, Police Complex, Moginand.

This is his 22nd book which has been authored by Mr. Deswal in the last few years.

On this occasion, several literary personalities, authors, and poets from the region graced the release ceremony of Deswal’s book, including Ex. MLA and uncles of the author Jasbir Deswal, Justice (Retd.) Nawab Singh, former IAS officers Sh. S.S. Parsad and Sh. Vivek Atray, former IPS Sh. K. Selvaraj, Justice Nawab Singh, Col. D.S. Cheema, Lily Swarn, Sonika Sethi. 

Congratulating Sh. Deswal, the Chief Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister said that ‘Jind Anta- Stories of Sixties’ would prove to be important, as it traces the history of Jind town culturally and socially.  The book will also make the readers aware of “Jind – a town that slept soundly” as Deswal puts it. He also lauded Deswal’s contribution to the world of literature.

*About the Author*

A former cop, writer, singer, musician, photographer, and advocate, Rajbir Deswal wears many hats with a rare elan. The former Additional Director-General of Police is working on another book “Tea Bags“. 

Advocate Sagar Deswal proposed a vote of thanks on this occasion. 

*About the Book*

The present book “JIND-ANTA: Stories of Sixties“ is a nostalgic recall of the boyhood I spent in my village and the small town of Jind. Although a little bio autobiographical sketch, the document talks more about the prevailing cultural, social, familial, milieu or the zeitgeist of the time gone by.  The book documents practises, traditions, customs, dressing styles, entertainment and other aspects of an unassuming lifestyle known to be simplistic and bucolic . It has two parts : part one deals with the atmosphere prevailing in a village called Anta in all its earthiness; and  the second part deals with David Copperfield-like experiences of a growing up lad who seemed to be a favorite of everyone around in that mofussil town. The tag lines describing the mofussil town of Jind says – a town that slept soundly; and the tagline which describes the pristine and sylvan surroundings in the countryside in the Village Anta as – the moon at times rested here. This is Rajbir Deswal‘s 22nd book including eight books on poetry in three languages—Hindi, English and Urdu. Rajbir Deswal’s Middles are lapped up by the readers very frequently and he after his retirement from the Indian police service practices law at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh. 

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Panchkula, July 21 – Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker, Mr. Gian Chand Gupta, conducted a Janata Darbar at PWD Rest House, Sector-1, Panchkula, where he attentively listened to 117 collective and individual complaints and grievances raised by the residents of Panchkula Vidhan Sabha. 

The Janata Darbar, which lasted for about 4 hours, provided an opportunity for people to voice their concerns, and Mr. Gupta gave necessary direction to the concerned authorities for their prompt resolution.

In response to the public grievances, Mr. Gupta directed all officers of the district administration to take decisive action on the issues presented during the Janata Darbar within 15 days. He requested the officers to submit their progress reports to the Deputy Commissioner’s office. Mr. Gupta said that he would personally follow up on the matters and review the status of complaints in the subsequent Janata Darbar after one month.

During the interactions, Mr. Gupta encouraged those affected by the recent natural calamity to submit written details of their losses to the Deputy Commissioner’s office. He assured the public that Chief Minister Mr. Manohar Lal is providing special assistance for this purpose and that necessary support would be promptly extended.

The meeting was attended by Mayor Kulbhushan Goyal, Deputy Commissioner Dr. Priyanka Soni, Commissioner Municipal Corporation Sachin Gupta, Deputy Commissioner of Police Traffic Nikita Khattar, Additional Deputy Commissioner Varsha Khangwal, and other officials of the district administration. 

Mr. Gupta took immediate action in response to a complaint by a resident of village Matanwala regarding the uprooting of an electric pole causing danger to the citizens. He directed the concerned authorities to take necessary action against the SDO concerned. Additionally, he addressed complaints related to the issuance of Family Identity Cards, instructing officials to resolve them promptly.

Regarding a complaint about commercial activities taking place in a public parking lot in Mansa Devi Complex, Mr. Gupta emphasized that public parking spaces cannot be used for commercial purposes without permission. He directed the Police, Municipal Corporation, and Haryana Urban Development Authority to ensure compliance with all such norms in this direction. Responding to a complaint about the non-issuance of a caste certificate to a resident of Billa village, the Speaker directed the concerned department to take immediate action and issue the certificate within two days.

Addressing concerns about the connection of a hotel’s sewerage line with the domestic line in Sector 10 Panchkula, Mr. Gupta instructed HSVP officials to verify whether the hotels had installed the necessary ETP to prevent any inconvenience. Officers must ensure that all norms in this regard should be followed. 

Regarding the deteriorating condition of the Senior Citizen Club building in Sector 25, Mr. Gupta directed the Municipal Corporation officials to assess the structure and ensure its repair within 3 months.

Responding to media queries about the disruption caused by Congress Municipal Councilors during the Janata Darbar, Mr. Gupta said that public representatives should raise people’s issues in a civil manner, rather than using such forums for political gain. He emphasized that his primary objective in organizing the Janata Darbar was to alleviate the suffering of the public by addressing their concerns and building trust between the government, administration, and the people. Being they are also public representatives; all their grievances will be addressed properly. 

Mr. Gupta reiterated that the Janata Darbar serves as a platform to listen to people’s grievances and reduce their suffering. He instructed officers to patiently address the complaints and strive for effective problem-solving, fostering harmony between the people and the government, and strengthening people’s faith in the administration.

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