#mp police transfers

[nhpnews1]

MP IPS Officer Transfer: 12 IPS officers transferred, Makrand Deuskar Indore and Harinarayan Chari sent to Bhopal - NHP NEWS

IPS Officer Transfer. Election gathering has started in Madhya Pradesh. Today 12 police officers of the state have been transferred from here to there. In these, the police commissioners of Bhopal and Indore have also been affected. The first police commissioner of Bhopal, Makrand Deoskar, has been given the command of Indore while Hari Narayan Chari Mishra, the first police commissioner of…

[dontforgetukraine]

Excerpt from an interview between Kostyantyn Grechany (a journalist at The Ukrainian Review) and Maria Mezentseva (Ukrainian MP).

K.G.: Recently, I had an interview with a soldier from a National Guard of ours who was captured in Azovstal and spent over a year and a half in captivity. Most of the time was spent in Horlivka on the territory of the so-called “DPR.” There were beatings and moral pressure, but he could somehow survive. Just before the exchange in January of this year, they were transferred to a camp in Taganrog. He said that in Taganrog, in one week, he suffered more than in a year and a half in Horlivka, and he couldn’t understand how the other guys lasted the entire time since the beginning of their captivity, as there was a complete set of tortures. I understand that this is just one case, and we shouldn’t make global conclusions based on it, but where I’m going with this: apart from centralised communication with the enemy, is there any separate dialogue about prisoners of war with the self-proclaimed republics? M.M.: As far as I know, they are not the decision-makers in this process. They are the executors of torture within the genocidal policies of the Russian Federation imposed according to a manual. For example, we found out that there is a clear motive behind the raping of women and children (including boys): to discourage, pardon the bluntness, the desire to reproduce and give birth to more Ukrainians. In other words, rape was ordered as a policy. We try to comment on this from a human perspective, but there is nothing human about it. I was in Kupyansk. They turned the district police department into a torture chamber. I can’t even describe in words the methods and ways I saw there.

Source: Torturing Ukrainians is a state policy of the Russian Federation – Maria Mezentseva

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Former Conservative cabinet minister and MP for Labrador Peter Penashue was arrested Saturday after a long-simmering dispute Penashue claims is fuelled by illicit drug dealing and police inaction. 

Penashue says he smashed the windows out of a vehicle parked outside a Sheshatshiu home, in part, because of a dispute over who owns the house. [...]

"I put on Twitter, I said, at 10:30, I'm going to break every window ... just watch how quickly the RCMP come to protect the drug dealers, and sure enough, five minutes later, I'm arrested. It don't take long," Penashue said.

Penashue told CBC he bought the house for his son, Ben, last summer, and Ben moved into the house with his children in September.

However, he said because of issues with drugs and alcohol, Ben agreed to transfer ownership of the home to Jeremy Andrew in January in exchange for about $2,500 worth of cocaine and a promise of about $12,000 more in cash.

"The way it works in Sheshatshiu, the band council owns all the houses in the community, they're all social housing, and so if you give away your house or buy a house, you have to do up a letter and it goes into the band council, and then they recognize the new owners," he said. [...]

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[mariacallous]

A mass brawl between believers of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) and representatives of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine at St. Michael's Cathedral in the city of Cherkasy on Oct. 17 resulted in 20 reported injuries, National Police said the following morning.

No victims were hospitalized, and police are in the process of identifying those involved in the fight.

Prior to the brawl, representatives of the UOC-MP and Metropolitan Theodosius locked themselves inside the cathedral, which was transferred to the UOC on Oct. 17, refusing entry to others. A video of the fight was posted online.

The police opened a criminal investigation under Part 4 of Article 296 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine on hooliganism.

On Aug. 24, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law banning the UOC-MP.

[noforkingclue]

Man you're going to LOVE this one. A co worker of mine had a customer who did not agree with our policies and so they asked to speak to a manager and then have the manager DIRECTLY transfer the customer to a member of parliament who was currently at Parliament house to lodge a complaint about the polices. They were told no because we DON'T have a direct line to parliament but the customer still demanded it and even when the manager told them that we didn't have that direct line and still argued with the manager. There is no issue with contacting your local MP, you can do that but just can't transfer you to parliament.

That seems like a completely reasonable request!

[horrorland-guest-diservices]

Mayor Dark (Mrs. Dark) here,

I heard commotions going on at Horrorland? Lucy-Dear said the Horrors were chasing her friends and there seems to be a “Menace” running rampant? I need details on what happened so that we can resolve this.

[TRANSFERRING TO PRIVATE CHANNEL...]

Mayor Dark, so good to hear from you. We ourselves are still piecing together the details of what exactly is happening, although right now our claws are full. Between our dwindling staff and the monster channel trying to run programs that make us look even slightly in control, you can see why organization has been such a tall task. You, as a mayor, must understand the immense pressure we at horrorland— or, rather, we the few trying to keep this place from collapsing— are under.

With that said, this is what myself and our new chief of police have gathered; amidst the juvenile attack on horrorland, something else has resurfaced, a creature we are becoming less and less sure we know the origin of. Additionally, there may be other parties assisting the creature, one which calls themselves "the butcher." Anyone who has learned anything about these creatures has promptly gone missing, first Jerry, then several MPs, the social media guy, that Keith boy- hell, they may have taken down the very owner of this park. Additionally, the intruders formerly known as the special guests have dissapeared too.

There's something deeply wrong here, Mayor Dark. It's too early to call it, but we may need assistance.

[DISCONNECTED FROM PRIVATE CHANNEL]

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 4th Nov. Two weeks ahead of Maharashtra’s Assembly elections, the Election Commission has ordered the transfer of the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), Rashmi Shukla, amidst allegations of bias towards the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Sources indicate that the Commission’s decision follows claims from the Opposition, particularly the Congress, asserting that Shukla’s presence in her current role could compromise the fairness of the electoral process. The poll body directed Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik to immediately transfer Ms. Shukla’s responsibilities to the next seniormost IPS officer and to submit a panel of three names by tomorrow for the appointment of a new state police chief. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar had previously emphasized the importance of impartiality and non-partisanship during election-related meetings, urging officials to conduct their duties in a manner perceived as fair. Opposition parties, including Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT), have consistently accused Ms. Shukla of exhibiting bias. Sanjay Raut, a Rajya Sabha MP and leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), voiced strong allegations against Ms. Shukla, stating, “There are very serious allegations against the state’s Director General of Police. In 2019, during the formation of our government, she was directly working for the Bharatiya Janata Party, tapping all our phones and providing information to Devendra Fadnavis about our plans.” Raut questioned the possibility of conducting fair elections under her leadership, adding, “We have expressed concerns that the reins of elections should not be handed to her. While the Election Commission claims it does not have the authority to transfer her, we question how this is permissible, especially when Jharkhand’s DGP was replaced.” State Congress chief Nana Patole has also called for Ms. Shukla’s removal, writing to the Chief Election Commissioner to express concerns over her “clear bias” against opposition parties. In his letter, Patole noted a surge in political violence against opposition factions over the past few weeks, suggesting a deteriorating law and order situation under Shukla’s oversight. “She has shown a clear bias against the Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP(SP), as evidenced by her previous record of illegal phone tapping of opposition leaders while serving as Commissioner of Police in Pune and at the State Intelligence Department,” he stated. Vijay Wadettiwar, the Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, welcomed the decision to transfer Shukla, stating that it revealed the coalition government’s dishonesty. “What was the compulsion of the alliance government to extend the term of a police officer facing serious charges? This extension aimed to ensure that the assembly elections in Maharashtra are not conducted transparently,” he said in a post on X. Rashmi Shukla, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch, is noted for being the first woman to serve as Maharashtra’s police chief, having previously held the position of Director General of the Sashastra Seema Bal. Maharashtra’s 288 Assembly seats are scheduled to vote on November 20, with the counting of votes taking place on November 23. The post EC Transfers Maharashtra DGP Amid Allegations of Bias Before Assembly Polls appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 4th Nov. Two weeks ahead of Maharashtra’s Assembly elections, the Election Commission has ordered the transfer of the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), Rashmi Shukla, amidst allegations of bias towards the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Sources indicate that the Commission’s decision follows claims from the Opposition, particularly the Congress, asserting that Shukla’s presence in her current role could compromise the fairness of the electoral process. The poll body directed Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik to immediately transfer Ms. Shukla’s responsibilities to the next seniormost IPS officer and to submit a panel of three names by tomorrow for the appointment of a new state police chief. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar had previously emphasized the importance of impartiality and non-partisanship during election-related meetings, urging officials to conduct their duties in a manner perceived as fair. Opposition parties, including Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT), have consistently accused Ms. Shukla of exhibiting bias. Sanjay Raut, a Rajya Sabha MP and leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), voiced strong allegations against Ms. Shukla, stating, “There are very serious allegations against the state’s Director General of Police. In 2019, during the formation of our government, she was directly working for the Bharatiya Janata Party, tapping all our phones and providing information to Devendra Fadnavis about our plans.” Raut questioned the possibility of conducting fair elections under her leadership, adding, “We have expressed concerns that the reins of elections should not be handed to her. While the Election Commission claims it does not have the authority to transfer her, we question how this is permissible, especially when Jharkhand’s DGP was replaced.” State Congress chief Nana Patole has also called for Ms. Shukla’s removal, writing to the Chief Election Commissioner to express concerns over her “clear bias” against opposition parties. In his letter, Patole noted a surge in political violence against opposition factions over the past few weeks, suggesting a deteriorating law and order situation under Shukla’s oversight. “She has shown a clear bias against the Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP(SP), as evidenced by her previous record of illegal phone tapping of opposition leaders while serving as Commissioner of Police in Pune and at the State Intelligence Department,” he stated. Vijay Wadettiwar, the Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Assembly, welcomed the decision to transfer Shukla, stating that it revealed the coalition government’s dishonesty. “What was the compulsion of the alliance government to extend the term of a police officer facing serious charges? This extension aimed to ensure that the assembly elections in Maharashtra are not conducted transparently,” he said in a post on X. Rashmi Shukla, an IPS officer of the 1988 batch, is noted for being the first woman to serve as Maharashtra’s police chief, having previously held the position of Director General of the Sashastra Seema Bal. Maharashtra’s 288 Assembly seats are scheduled to vote on November 20, with the counting of votes taking place on November 23. The post EC Transfers Maharashtra DGP Amid Allegations of Bias Before Assembly Polls appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

[todayworldnews2k21]

Delhi High Court transfers over 200 judicial officers in subordinate courts

A view of Delhi High Court. File | Photo Credit: The Hindu The Delhi High Court has transferred several judicial officers in its subordinate courts within the national capital, including the judge hearing the cancellation report filed by the Delhi Police in a minor wrestler’s sexual harassment case against former BJP MP and ex-Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan…

[brazilnews]

MP Govt Announces ₹1 Cr Reward to Vivek Sagar for Bronze Win

The Madhya Pradesh government on Friday announced a reward of Rs 1 crore to hockey player Vivek Sagar Prasad, who was part of the Indian men's team that won a bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. India won its second consecutive bronze medal in the Olympics by beating Spain 2-1 for the first time in 52 years on Thursday. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav congratulated Prasad, who hails from Madhya Pradesh.

In a telephonic conversation with the player, Yadav said, "It was a good performance. The entire nation is happy with all of you. Congratulations to you and the entire team for this success. The Madhya Pradesh government will transfer Rs 1 crore to your account as a reward." "You are working as an honourable deputy superintendent of police (DSP), and now the state will reward you with Rs 1 crore," he said.

A native of Itarsi in Narmadapuram district, Prasad was also part of the Olympics 2020 (Tokyo) hockey team that clinched the bronze medal.

[news-venue]

MP Govt Announces ₹1 Cr Reward to Vivek Sagar for Bronze Win

The Madhya Pradesh government on Friday announced a reward of Rs 1 crore to hockey player Vivek Sagar Prasad, who was part of the Indian men's team that won a bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. India won its second consecutive bronze medal in the Olympics by beating Spain 2-1 for the first time in 52 years on Thursday. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav congratulated Prasad, who hails from Madhya Pradesh.

In a telephonic conversation with the player, Yadav said, "It was a good performance. The entire nation is happy with all of you. Congratulations to you and the entire team for this success. The Madhya Pradesh government will transfer Rs 1 crore to your account as a reward." "You are working as an honourable deputy superintendent of police (DSP), and now the state will reward you with Rs 1 crore," he said.

A native of Itarsi in Narmadapuram district, Prasad was also part of the Olympics 2020 (Tokyo) hockey team that clinched the bronze medal.

[itsrattysworld]

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[blogynews]

"Unveiling the Untold: Shocking Revelation - Why Has the ED Decided Not to Place AAP MP Sanjay Singh in Police Lock-Up?"

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh has filed an application at the Rouse Avenue Court, claiming that officials from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) attempted to transfer him to the Tughlak Road Police Station in order to subject him to torture. The ED, however, informed the court that they have no intention of moving Singh to the lock-up at the Tughlak Road Police Station, as pest control…

[blogynewz]

"Unveiling the Untold: Shocking Revelation - Why Has the ED Decided Not to Place AAP MP Sanjay Singh in Police Lock-Up?"

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh has filed an application at the Rouse Avenue Court, claiming that officials from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) attempted to transfer him to the Tughlak Road Police Station in order to subject him to torture. The ED, however, informed the court that they have no intention of moving Singh to the lock-up at the Tughlak Road Police Station, as pest control…

[mariacallous]

Opposition Democratic Party MPs in Albania have asked the country’s Contitutional Court to rule against the Protocol signed between Albania and Italy under which Albania would host refugees rescued at sea by Italy and built a reception centre and a camp for them while their claims are assessed.

They want the deal declared “incompatible with the constitution” before seeking “prohibition of its ratification by the Assembly”.

They demand “suspension of the procedures for the ratification of the Protocol between the Government of [Italy] and the Council of Ministers …of Albania, ‘On Strengthening Cooperation in the Field of Migration'”.

The opposition MPs say the agreement was made without the authorization of the President, without being published in the Official Gazette, without consultation with the UN, and say it is against human rights.

“This Protocol constitutes one of the most flagrant cases of violation of a set of rights and freedoms guaranteed by the constitution and international law,” they said.

According to Albanian law, the Constitutional Court can review cases if “no less than one-fifth of MPs” submit a request for it to do so. In this case, the 28 Democratic Party MPs, out of 140 MPs in total, meet the criteria.

On Wednesday, the Parliamentary Commission for Security was due to discuss the agreement, but the meeting was held amid tensions between opposition and government MPs.

The agreement has been opposed both in Italy and Albania. One of the biggest criticisms is related to Albania’s capacity to host up to 3,000 migrants a month.

According to the protocol, a reception centre for migrants will be built inside the Port of Shengjin, in the Lezha area of northern Albania, which will process the migrants rescued at sea by Italy.

A second site, a refugee camp, will be built in Gjader, a village where a former military air base was built in the 1970s during the Communist era.

“Italy will use the port of Shengjin and the Gjader area to establish, at its own expense, two entry and temporary reception facilities for immigrants rescued at sea, capable of accommodating up to 3,000 people, or 39,000 a year, to expedite the processing of asylum applications or potential repatriation”, the text of the protocol notes, adding that jurisdiction over the centres will be Italian.

“In Shengjin, Italy will handle disembarkation and identification procedures and establish a first reception and screening centre; in Gjader, it will create a model Cpr facility for subsequent procedures. Albania will collaborate with its police forces, for security and surveillance,” it adds.

Activists and human rights lawyers in both countries have questioned Albania’s ability to handle the arrangements. In Albania, many see it as Prime Minister Edi Rama’s personal initiative, since it was not discussed previously in public.

The agreement, which BIRN has seen, although without its annexes, states: “In the event that, for any reason, the [migrant’s] right to stay in the facilities cease to exist”, Italy must immediately transfer these persons out of Albanian territory.

[newsbites]

News from NL, Canada, 11 July.

Only one company bid on construction of shared use path linking the network from east to west and north to south, which will involve changes to Elizabeth Avenue. VOCM Radio reports that the tender will be ratified in council today.

2. Police in Labrador need help with theft of constructions signs from Northwest River beach.

3. A west coast driver was clocked significantly over the speed limit at Rocky Harbour in 90 kmph zone.

4. The name of the Marine Atlantic passenger ferry vessel focuses on truth and reconciliation.

5. Unemployment rate for NL is in single digits. Highest in the country but now lower than it’s ever been.  Premier Andrew Furey thinks it’s a testament to good things happening in the province.

6. The long-awaited High School project in Portugal Cove is being met with some concerns by parents who are wondering about disruption for students who enter other schools and then transfer to new school when it opens in 2026, reports VOCM Radio.

7. Federal NDP MP Laurel Collins has described the impacts of climate change as being "extremely scary." Climate activists are arguing that the burning of fossil fuels, particularly in the oil and gas industry, is a major contributor to the bad wildfire season that Canada is experiencing.

8. Affordable housing opening in Happy Valley Goose Bay today.