In IGMC of Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, resident doctors are divided among themselves regarding the doctor-patient assault case. While one side is talking about ending the strike from December 29, the other side has decided to continue the strike. The striking doctors are saying that the strike will continue until they get written assurance of Dr. Raghav’s reinstatement.

While RDA President Sohail Sharma said that they have decided to end the strike after the assurance of the Chief Minister. Although some doctors have expressed their displeasure, efforts will be made to meet the demand for security of doctors by talking to the Chief Minister. He told that the strike will end from tomorrow and patients will get services like every day.

Impact of strike on health services

However, the strike in IGMC continued for the third day on Sunday, more than three thousand doctors from across the state were on strike, due to which health services collapsed. Here, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu appealed that doctors should leave their ego and join duty. After that talks will be held.

Demand for reinstatement of doctor dismissed in case of assault on patient

Resident doctor IGMC is adamant on the demand for reinstatement of Dr Raghav Nirula, who was dismissed after the incident of assault on a patient in Shimla. Due to this strike, the problems of patients in medical colleges and hospitals across the state have increased. Many operations were postponed due to the strike.

Doctors on strike in protest against departmental action

It is noteworthy that the resident doctor had gone on leave since Friday in protest against the departmental action against Dr. Raghav. However, today the resident doctors were seen divided into two factions. But RDA has said that doctors will do duty from December 29. Now it remains to be seen whether all the doctors return to duty on Monday or factionalism will be seen.

The controversy over Sanjauli Masjid located in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh is deepening. Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has now issued a warning against this mosque which has been declared illegal by the court. On Thursday (November 27), the committee said that no one will be allowed to offer Friday prayers in the mosque on November 28.

Along with this, Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has appealed to the Muslim community not to go to that place to maintain communal harmony.

Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti will hold a meeting with the administration

The committee members have been protesting in the mosque for the last 10 days. In this sequence, ‘Shastra Puja’ was performed in the mosque on Thursday. Committee co-convenor Vijay Sharma said that his organization is waiting for the meeting with the administration on November 29, after which they will decide their next step.

‘Sanatan Samaj will not back down from raising arms’

Apart from this, the leaders of the Sangharsh Committee have directly warned the district administration. It has been said not to cheat Hindus. The committee has alleged that the government is patronizing illegal activities.

Positive results are expected from the meeting to be held on November 29, but the committee has made it clear that Sanatan Samaj will not shy away from taking up arms for its demands.

Demand to implement court order

The leaders of Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti say that they are only appealing to follow the orders of the court. He told the people of Muslim community to offer Namaz in their homes or in any other mosque, just do not come to Sanjauli Masjid. Let us tell you, this tough stance of the committee and worshiping weapons before the important meeting to be held on 29th November is further increasing the tension in the Sanjauli illegal mosque case. What action will be taken by the administration in such a situation remains to be seen.

Vinay Kumar was appointed the new president of Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee by Congress. A day after this appointment, outgoing President Pratibha Singh said on Sunday (23 November) that this appointment was made keeping in mind the regional and caste equations. Pratibha Singh said that Vinay Kumar will connect with the youth. He said that this appointment has been done thoughtfully. We are grateful to the Congress high command for appointing Vinay Kumar, a young face representing Sirmaur district.

What did Congress say on the selection of state president?

According to sources, the Congress also said that the party expressed confidence in a young leader from the reserved category to lead the state with a sizeable population of Dalits. Vinay Kumar was the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly and resigned from his post, which was accepted by Speaker Kuldeep Pathania on Saturday (November 22).

Vinay Kumar, a three-time Dalit MLA from Renukaji assembly seat in Sirmaur district, was born in a farmer Koli family of Renukaji. His father Prem Singh had also been MLA from Renukaji seat four times before his death in 2011.

The appointment was pending for a long time

This appointment was pending for a long time, as there was no State Congress Committee in the hill state after the dissolution of the previous committee headed by Singh on November 6 last year. As the state unit of Congress remained inactive for more than a year, only Pratibha Singh remained as the president of the state unit of the party.

Pratibha Singh said, “I hope that Kumar will take everyone along and will live up to the expectations of Congress workers.” She said, “I will meet Kumar tomorrow and tell him that the party will benefit by taking everyone along.” I also hope that senior leaders will be given their proper place in the organization.

The senior leader said that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had said that young leaders should be given a chance and Kumar is a good choice to connect with the youth. Kumar served as the Chief Parliamentary Secretary from December 2012 to December 2017 and the Chairman of Renuka Development Board from 2013 to 2017. Vinay Kumar was also appointed the working president of Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee in April 2022.

Hindu organizations have once again protested against the mosque in Sanjauli, Shimla. Last year, there was a big agitation against the Sanjauli Mosque on the same day, in which the police lathi -charged the protesters. This year too, people of Hindu organizations gathered outside the Sanjauli Mosque and shouted slogans against the government and the Waqf Board.

Protests through semi pindadan

This morning (September 11) at eleven o’clock, 11 people demonstrated outside the Sanjauli Mosque. Vijay Sharma, co -convenor of Dev Bhoomi Sangharsh Samiti, said that the administration was scared of last year’s agitation. This time only 11 people were allowed to sit citing the Disaster Act.

The protesters performed half pinddaan keeping in mind the halfway of the Sanjauli crematorium and the half -term of Sukhu government. He said that this semi -pindadan is like giving semi -liberation to Sanatan opponents.

Vijay Sharma said that despite the order of the Municipal Corporation Court, the Waqf Board has approached the court. He said that this is not correct. He insisted that Hindu society has united and the movement against Sanatan opponents will continue continuously.

Today only 11 people got permission to perform, but Sharma also said that the power of 11 people will be several times and the flag of Hindutva will be high.

Remember the incident last year’s incident

Last year, there was a movement against Sanjauli Mosque on 11 September 2024. During that time, the police lathi -charged Hindu organizations. This time, the protesters, remembering the same day, gathered to protest against the government and the Waqf Board.

The protesters allege that the administration and the government have failed to stop the mosque construction. He said that the mosque remains half incomplete and the administration has not been able to take any concrete steps till now.

Announcement to continue the movement

Vijay Sharma said that the movement is not over yet. Hindu organizations are united against the Sanjauli Mosque and the movement will continue even further. He believes that the sound of Hindutva is not elevated only by small performance, but this issue will be raised with full force.

The monsoon has once again wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh. Life has been disturbed due to continuous rains in the state. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert of heavy to very heavy rain for Chamba, Kangra and Kullu districts today (31 August). At the same time, a yellow alert of heavy rains has been issued in Mandi, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur.

On September 1, there will be a yellow alert of rain in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Mandi and Shimla. The same situation will remain in Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur on September 2. The weather may be bad from September 3 to 5, although no alert is issued these days.

839 roads closed so far, Chamba’s bad condition

According to the State Emergency Operations Center, 839 roads are closed so far. These include 286 in Chamba, 197 in Mandi, 175 in Kullu, 61 in Kangra, 38 in Sirmaur and 28 in Shimla. Apart from this, three national highways are also stalled in Kullu and Mandi districts. The supply of electricity and water is also badly affected. 728 transformers and 456 drinking water schemes are closed.

320 people died so far

So far 320 people have lost their lives in the monsoon season, while 377 people are injured and 40 people are still missing. The maximum number of deaths have been 51 in Mandi and 49 in Kangra. 36 people have died in Chamba, 29 in Shimla, 28-28 in Kullu and Kinnaur.

Loss of crores in Himachal

So far 4041 houses have been damaged, out of which 824 have completely collapsed. The maximum 1592 houses were damaged in the mandi, of which 517 fell completely. Apart from this, 467 shops and 3646 animals have been destroyed.

A total of Rs 3042 crore has been damaged by the monsoon. In this, there has been a loss of 1693 crore to the Public Works Department and 1070 crores to the Water Power Department.

Heavy rain in the last 24 hours

In the last 24 hours, Chamba’s Chuadi received the highest 100 mm of rain. 90 in Jogindernagar, 70-70 in Rampur Bushahar and Dharamshala, 60-60 mm in Shimla, Katuala, Nahan and Palampur.

Himachal Pradesh Congress Party on Friday launched the ‘Vote Chor, Kursi Chhut’ campaign from Shimla. The campaign was launched from the Congress office Rajiv Bhavan, where state in -charge Rajni Patil, State President Pratibha Singh, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, Deputy CM, all ministers, MLAs and many big leaders were present. The campaign started with full enthusiasm, but in the midst of this, the factionalism of the Congress came out again.

Sukhu and Pratibha factions face to face

During the program, the atmosphere suddenly changed when two groups started shouting slogans against each other. Supporters of Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu and state president Pratibha Singh, Vikramaditya Singh came face to face. During this time Rajni Patil in -charge was also present there.

Congress’s old sourness emerged again

Factionalism is not new in Himachal Congress. Since the time of former Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, the Holi Lodge (whereabouts of Virbhadra Singh family) and Sukhu camp have been well known.

The fight for both camps continues!

It was believed that after the death of Virbhadra Singh, the dispute would cool down, but the latest development made it clear that the battle of both camps is still intact. Earlier, when Virbhadra Singh was the Chief Minister, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu used to be the state Congress president. Today the situation has changed, Sukhu is CM and Pratibha Singh is the state Congress president. This is the reason that the conflict has started coming up again over the post of president and hold on the organization.

Program turned into power performance

In fact, this program was to attack the BJP government and join the public. Through the ‘Vote Chor, Kursi Chhota’ campaign, the Congress wanted to give a message that the opposition government has taken to the streets to save democracy. But before the stage, the workers started demonstrating power.

In Shimla city of Himachal Pradesh, there is a continuous increase in incidents of stray dog bites. To curb these, the Shimla Municipal Corporation has launched a large scale vaccination, sterilization and digital recording campaign. Under which unclaimed dogs will be worn by QR code and GPS based leases.

With GPS, the corporation will be able to change the location of dogs and keep a close watch on the behavior. The program has started from August 15 and will be run for the next 25 days.

3 thousand dogs will get vaccinated
Mayor Surendra Chauhan said that during this time, about 3000 dogs will be given rabies vaccines, dogs will be granged. The complete digital record of each dog will be prepared. Dogs whose nature is aggressive or cutting people repeatedly, such dogs will be kept in dog hut.

In this campaign, animal experts from Maharashtra, Goa and Delhi are also helping. Under the leadership of DR Anil, the team is going to different wards and catching dogs, vaccinating and studying their behavior and food habits. Four special vehicles have been deployed in different areas.

100% sterilization is target
The mayor said that this is the first of its kind campaign in the municipal bodies of the country, in which digitization is also being done along with vaccination and sterilization. The Municipal Corporation’s target is 100% sterilization, which will reduce the number of dogs and cutting incidents in the city. Apart from the campaign, awareness will also be brought among the people.

The mayor said that the decision of the High Court is also being studied so that this campaign can be run successfully under all legal provisions.

Terror of stray dogs and monkeys in Shimla
During the last one year, more than 3000 cases of cutting of dogs and monkeys have been reported in different hospitals of Shimla city. Due to this, children and women have been imprisoned in homes in Shimla. In Shimla, 8 to 10 cases of monkeys come daily. By the way, the estimated figure of death of dogs in India is about 48 persons per year.

In January, 134 people were bitten by stray dogs in Shimla city. Dogs have been bitten by dogs 124 in February, 163 in March, 145 in April, 134 in May, 117 in June. These cases are based on day Dayal Hospital. Apart from this, many people have got their treatment on many dates on the bite of dogs.

Three students of Bishop Cotton School, one of the oldest and prestigious boarding schools in Asia, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, have gone missing under mysterious circumstances. The news of the disappearance of three students from the school on Saturday has stirred up. These children studying in the sixth grade went to Mall Road for outing, but did not return with the rest of the children.

One of the missing students is Karnal, the other from Mohali and the third are from Kullu. The three missing students are 11 years old and study in the sixth grade. The names of the three missing children are Angad, Hitendra and Vidansh. One of them is Kullu in Himachal Pradesh, the other is a resident of Mohali in Punjab and the third is a resident of Karnal in Haryana. On Saturday, some students went out of school on the occasion of weekend.

Case of kidnapping against unknown people under Section 137B BNS

At around 12.9 in the afternoon, these three students left the school out of school, but despite the time limit of returning till 5 pm, the hostels did not return. When the school administration came to know about their absence, the New Shimla Police was immediately informed.

On the basis of the complaint, a case of kidnapping has been registered against unknown people under Section 137B BNS in police station New Shimla. Police investigation revealed that the three students were later seen on various parts of the city, especially on Mall Road. After this, no clue has been found.

CCTV footage and monitoring of city entry and exit routes intensifies

Shimla police has intensified surveillance on surrounding areas, CCTV footage and entry and exit routes of the city. Also, police of other states have been contacted to search for possible children’s potential bases. On the other hand, the families of the three students are very worried and are expecting a safe return as soon as possible.

Many types of apprehensions are being expressed due to the sudden disappearance of children. Police believe that the children may have lost their way or have gone somewhere without telling them. However, the possibility of kidnapping of children cannot be denied.

Apart from India, children from abroad also come to study

This boarding school is one of the most prestigious schools in the country, where children from abroad also come to study. This school was established in 1859 and children of many well-known industrialists and reputed families of India and abroad have studied here. Currently, most students come here to study from outside states. The disappearance of students from such a big school in this way is raising many questions.

The Himachal government is going to approach the Supreme Court to stop the cutting of apple trees to remove illegal occupations in forest land. This decision has been taken in the meeting of the High Power Committee chaired by Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi.

The FCA Act 1980 is also going to file a petition by citing the Godavarman case to demand relief, so that the people of Himachal can get some relief in the forest land rights on its lines.

Government worried about cutting of apple trees

Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi said that the government is worried about the cutting of apple trees during the rainy season. Cutting can cause damage. After cutting the apple tree, where to dispose of it is also a problem. The government is not against the removal of illegal occupations, but trees are not good during heavy rains. This is also harming the environment. Therefore, the government is going to the Supreme Court against the High Court’s decision to cut trees. For which orders have also been given to the Advocate General.

Apart from this, the Himachal government is also raising demands from the central government regarding the amendment of the FCA Act 1980. Now the government is also filing a petition in this case citing the Godavarman case in the Supreme Court. In which demand for relief will also be raised for Himachal.

Minister gave a big update regarding forest land

Revenue and Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi has appealed to those people of the state who are living on forest land under Forest Rights Act, 2006. Thousands of people of the state can legalize their traditional rights, but people are not aware of this law and are not applying for it. Under this act, before 2005, people who are occupied by three generations in forest land can get that land in their name.

Jagat Singh Negi has accused the central government of discrimination against Himachal for help in disaster relief. He said that the relief amount of 1500 crores approved for the disaster of 2023 has not been fulfilled yet. In that too, the central government has placed a condition that the first state will have to spend 500 crores, only then the center will release the remaining amount.

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In Himachal Pradesh, the monsoon rains caused havoc. The loss in disaster is increasing day by day. Himachal is not able to emerge due to heavy destruction due to cloudburst flash flood. Many problems have to be maintained in relief and saving work.

In Himachal Pradesh, this disaster has lost 749 crores so far. At the same time, 91 deaths, 131 injured, 34 missing, 207 roads have been closed, 132 transformers stalled, 812 drinking water schemes affected, 22385 animal birds flowed, 432 houses were completely destroyed, 928 houses have been damaged, 880 cowsheds have been damaged.

Rain will continue
Meanwhile, the rain period is also going on continuously. Due to which relief rescue operations in the mandi are facing difficulties. The Meteorological Department has projected the continuation of rain in Himachal Pradesh at present. During this time, heavy to heavy rains have also been forecast in many areas of the state.

Possibility of heavy rain till 12 July
Meteorological Center Shimla has also expressed the possibility of heavy rains in the district mandi, Shimla and Sirmaur on July 11 and 12. From July 13 to 16, there is a possibility of heavy rains in about 9 districts of the state. From July 13 to July 16, there is a possibility of heavy rains in the district’s district Una, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Kullu, Kangra, Mandi, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur.