Day: November 12, 2011

IMPHAL, Nov 12: Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh has today announced boldly that the congress party will not issue ticket to individuals who are anti party and have criminal records even if he or she is a sitting MLA of the party to contest in the ensuing 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly election.

The Chief Minister made the announcement during the inauguration function community hall and programme on Flagship Schemes and Other Schemes of the UPA and SPF government, at Sagolband Thingom Leikai.

Further in his speech, the Chief Minister stated that the SPF government is doing its best to bring equal development both in Hills and Valley for development confined within the urban area can be interpreted as bring development in the state.

He further declared that the government is targeting to complete all the developmental schemes taken up in the Imphal area including the sewerage project within the period from December 2011 till March 2012.

The inconveniences being faced by the public due to the implementation of various schemes would be over once they are completed, assured the Chief Minister.

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh sought the co-operation of the general public in the mission of the government to make Imphal city green.

While asserting that Health, education sector and law and order are some the priority sector in the list of the present government since it came to power, he appeal the people to extend full co-operation to further enhance these sectors.

In the meantime, the Chief Minister clarified that the recent statement given by him with regards to the private teachers was an unintentional error committed by him and urged the teachers not to have any hard feelings.

MPPC president Gaikhangam who also took part as the functional president, questioned the intention of the BJP government demanding imposition of President’s Rule in the state, whether they were jealous of the developmental progress. The people can differentiate the situation in the state when the NDA was in power and now with the congress led UPA government, said Gaikhangam.

The inaugural function was attended by works minister K Ranjit, PHED minister T N Haokip, Moirang MLA Prithiviraj and PDA chairman Kh. Loken Singh.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/no-ticket-to-candidates-with-criminal-background-ibobi/

IMPHAL, Nov 12: Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh has today announced boldly that the congress party will not issue ticket to individuals who are anti party and have criminal records even if he or she is a sitting MLA of the party to contest in the ensuing 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly election.

The Chief Minister made the announcement during the inauguration function community hall and programme on Flagship Schemes and Other Schemes of the UPA and SPF government, at Sagolband Thingom Leikai.

Further in his speech, the Chief Minister stated that the SPF government is doing its best to bring equal development both in Hills and Valley for development confined within the urban area can be interpreted as bring development in the state.

He further declared that the government is targeting to complete all the developmental schemes taken up in the Imphal area including the sewerage project within the period from December 2011 till March 2012.

The inconveniences being faced by the public due to the implementation of various schemes would be over once they are completed, assured the Chief Minister.

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh sought the co-operation of the general public in the mission of the government to make Imphal city green.

While asserting that Health, education sector and law and order are some the priority sector in the list of the present government since it came to power, he appeal the people to extend full co-operation to further enhance these sectors.

In the meantime, the Chief Minister clarified that the recent statement given by him with regards to the private teachers was an unintentional error committed by him and urged the teachers not to have any hard feelings.

MPPC president Gaikhangam who also took part as the functional president, questioned the intention of the BJP government demanding imposition of President’s Rule in the state, whether they were jealous of the developmental progress. The people can differentiate the situation in the state when the NDA was in power and now with the congress led UPA government, said Gaikhangam.

The inaugural function was attended by works minister K Ranjit, PHED minister T N Haokip, Moirang MLA Prithiviraj and PDA chairman Kh. Loken Singh.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/no-ticket-to-candidates-with-criminal-background-ibobi/

IMPHAL, Nov 12: The Congress Party will capture not less than 40 seats in the coming state assembly election to form a government of only Congress, stated Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president Gaikhangam during a reception programme of newly joined Congress members held today at Congress Bhavan, Imphal.

The newly joined members are CPI Manipur State Council member and ex-candidate of Moirang Assembly Constituency, Md Noor Rahman and social worker Chabungbam Birendra.

Gaikhangam further stated that the Congress Party will set candidates in all 60 assembly constituencies in the coming assembly election. The party is committed to bring utmost development to the state, he noted.

Welcoming the new Congress members from Moirang assembly constituency, MPCC president maintained that Moirang is historically and politically significant to the state. The Congress Party will help to revive the past glories of the state, he added.

President of Manipur Pradesh Youth Congress Committee, MLA M Prithiviraj stated that the Congress Party will be strengthened furthermore with the joining of members from other political parties.

He appealed to the people to render utmost support to the Congress Party in the coming assembly election and help bring utmost development to the state.

Md Noor Rahman stated that he has joined the Congress Party in view of numerous programmes and schemes implemented by the Central and state government for the welfare of the minorities.

The reception programme was also attended by MLA T Mangibabu, MPCC general secretary Bidyapati Senjam and other Congress workers from Moirang assembly constituency.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/congress-will-get-absolute-majority-in-coming-assembly-election-gaikhangam/

IMPHAL, Nov 12: The Congress Party will capture not less than 40 seats in the coming state assembly election to form a government of only Congress, stated Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president Gaikhangam during a reception programme of newly joined Congress members held today at Congress Bhavan, Imphal.

The newly joined members are CPI Manipur State Council member and ex-candidate of Moirang Assembly Constituency, Md Noor Rahman and social worker Chabungbam Birendra.

Gaikhangam further stated that the Congress Party will set candidates in all 60 assembly constituencies in the coming assembly election. The party is committed to bring utmost development to the state, he noted.

Welcoming the new Congress members from Moirang assembly constituency, MPCC president maintained that Moirang is historically and politically significant to the state. The Congress Party will help to revive the past glories of the state, he added.

President of Manipur Pradesh Youth Congress Committee, MLA M Prithiviraj stated that the Congress Party will be strengthened furthermore with the joining of members from other political parties.

He appealed to the people to render utmost support to the Congress Party in the coming assembly election and help bring utmost development to the state.

Md Noor Rahman stated that he has joined the Congress Party in view of numerous programmes and schemes implemented by the Central and state government for the welfare of the minorities.

The reception programme was also attended by MLA T Mangibabu, MPCC general secretary Bidyapati Senjam and other Congress workers from Moirang assembly constituency.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/congress-will-get-absolute-majority-in-coming-assembly-election-gaikhangam/

IMPHAL, Nov 12: Heavily armed miscreants ambushed education minister, DD Thaisii in between Koide Besoi Village and Maram today leaving one security escort injured.

Sources said that the minister along with the director of education (s) W. Rajen Singh and other officials of the department were returning Imphal after having attended a function in connection with the education department at Purul in Senapati district. The ambush took place at around 5:45 pm when the team was about to reach Maram Bazar.

The armed miscreants used sophisticated weapons, bombs etc. during the ambush.

The minister’s team somehow managed to escape from the ambush without sustaining major casualties, the source added.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/minister-thaisii-ambushed/

IMPHAL, Nov 12: Heavily armed miscreants ambushed education minister, DD Thaisii in between Koide Besoi Village and Maram today leaving one security escort injured.

Sources said that the minister along with the director of education (s) W. Rajen Singh and other officials of the department were returning Imphal after having attended a function in connection with the education department at Purul in Senapati district. The ambush took place at around 5:45 pm when the team was about to reach Maram Bazar.

The armed miscreants used sophisticated weapons, bombs etc. during the ambush.

The minister’s team somehow managed to escape from the ambush without sustaining major casualties, the source added.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/11/minister-thaisii-ambushed/