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JAC demands revocation of Dr Kala`s practice licence

IMPHAL, January 20: Members of the JAC against the Unnatural Death of Oinam Lovingson demanded immediate revocation of the practising license of Dr Kala, the doctor who was treating him. They made the statement during a in a sit-in-protest … Continue reading →

IMPHAL, January 20: Members of the JAC against the Unnatural Death of Oinam Lovingson demanded immediate revocation of the practising license of Dr Kala, the doctor who was treating him.

They made the statement during a in a sit-in-protest held at Oinam Sawombung Mayai Leikai along the Mayai Lambi road today.

The womenfolk of Oinam Sawombung said a test was conducted on Lovingson on January 11 at Babina Laboratory after which Dr kala advised varicose vein operation on his right calf. He was then admitted to Public Hospital on January 12, 2014 and the operation conducted on January 14. When he was ready to be discharged, Lovingson’s health underwent a major deterioration.

He further stated that without the consent of the patient party Dr Kala arranged for shifting the patient to Raj Polyclinic Hospital, where he was kept in the ICU till January 19.

On the same day at around 7:30 am the death of Lovingson was informed to family members. One of the JAC members said Dr Kala informed the deceased’s relative after the operation that he was referred to Raj Polyclinic Hospital as he developed kidney failures and underwent dialysis procedure twice.

Dr Kala also told them that Lovingson had ulceration in the stomach and the intense bleeding caused dysfunction of the organs and ultimately leading to failing of his kidneys. One of the protesters asked why a doctor advised the operation in a private hospital even though there are two government hospitals. So, the JAC demanded immediate action against Dr Kala and revocation of medicine practicing license, he added.

MLA complaints deletion from electoral roll

CCPUR, January 20: More than 2056 electorates/voters of 58/CCpur AC have been deleted from Electoral Roll under Special Summary Revision-2014 which was published on January 6, 2014, said a source. It is said that the names of the 56-Thanlon MLA, … Continue reading →

CCPUR, January 20: More than 2056 electorates/voters of 58/CCpur AC have been deleted from Electoral Roll under Special Summary Revision-2014 which was published on January 6, 2014, said a source.

It is said that the names of the 56-Thanlon MLA, Vungzagin Valte and the EM of the ADC CCpur Mangchinkhup are amongst the deleted names.

In a complaint against the name deletion, the two elected representatives have said that there is a gross negligence and wrong step for deletions in the Electoral Roll under Special Summary Revision-2014.

Citing both their names as deleted from the revision list, the two elected representatives further questioned, “under what circumstances, on what grounds, at `what level, with ,what intention and whose prejudice, these erroneous deletions are being taken in the Electoral Roll Revision.”

It further said, “In the Electoral Revision, there must be evidence and documentary approve for Additions, Deletions and Corrections.”

The two further requested for the correction of all the mistakes in the Electoral Revision and to take appropriate action against any involved person at any level.

Meanwhile, answering to IFP query, chairman ADCC Langkhanpau Guite say that it was unfortunate that this kind of issue had come out from his district, and need to be fixed at the earliest.

DGP appeals

IMPHAL, January 20: DGP Shahid Ahmad has today appealed to the public to exercise vigilance with militants likely to step up activities for setting up bombs and other violent attacks in the run-up to the Republic Day celebration. In a meeting with pressmen at his office chamber, the police chief said mobile police patrolling has been enhanced and bomb attacks have been reined in 2014. Seeking the cooperation from the public, he said without their participation the police will be unsuccessful in fighting insurgency and day to day crimes. He urged the public to report suspicious activities, objects or persons in their localities to the police, promising to keep the identity of the informers anonymous. The telephones numbers are 100 and 2451100 for CPCR; 2450214 for IWCR and 2461790 for IECR.

AMWJU appeals

IMPHAL, January 20: The All Manipur Working Journalists Union, AMWJU has appealed to all gas service agencies to provide the daily gas news to the media houses through e-mail or hard copy. A statement of the union has said that … Continue reading →

IMPHAL, January 20: The All Manipur Working Journalists Union, AMWJU has appealed to all gas service agencies to provide the daily gas news to the media houses through e-mail or hard copy.

A statement of the union has said that the daily gas news published in the newspapers is shared through the telephone by the gas agencies to the media houses.

It said that sometimes mistakes occur while sharing the news through the phone and as such it would be best if the agencies could forward the gas news through the email or provide a hardcopy to the media houses.

It has also appealed to the media houses to provide their email ids to the gas agencies.

Tera Amudon locals decry boycott of local club

IMPHAL, January 20: Locals of Tera Amudon Akham Leikai led by meira paibi and local club representatives today lamented the Co-ordination Committee for Development of NH 37 Road and its Surrounding Important Roads for boycotting the Western Club in connection … Continue reading →

Addressing media persons, a spokesperson of the locals on condition of anonymity said that on January 13, a man identified as Longjam Mukta alias Jamesh of tera Khuraijam Leirak was found by locals hiding near a bathroom at Tera Akham Leirak.

He was chased down and nabbed at Tera Loukrakpam Leikai, said the spokesperson.

He continued two days earlier, locals of Tera Akham Leirak had complained to the concerned police against frequent robbery in the area.

After Mukta was brought to the local club premises, however, he had already received a beating from the angered locals before reaching the club, he said.

Later he was handed over to the police, he continued before adding that Mukta was soon released and instead took up a charge against five locals for allegedly beating up an innocent man, continued the spokesperson.

Meanwhile, the Co-ordination Committee for Development of NH 37 had called a meeting and decided to boycott, the Western Club without even considering both sides of the story.

While declaring that Mukta was already beaten up when he was brought to the local club premise, the spokesperson said that the locals will take the issue to the local club.

The locals further urged the Co-ordination Committee for Development of NH 37 to consider the boycott after hearing stories from both sides.

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JAC demands revocation of Dr Kala`s practice licence

MLA complaints deletion from electoral roll

DGP appeals

AMWJU appeals

Tera Amudon locals decry boycott of local club

Fallen From Grace – KanglaOnline

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