CAPITAL OF INDIAN LEADING THE COUNTRY IN RAPES & MURDERS

CAPITAL OF INDIAN LEADING THE COUNTRY IN RAPES & MURDERS

WAKE UP DELHI BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!!!!!!!!!!!

Dont you think that it is high time that Delhi Police gets into the act and sheds some of the lethargy to restore the pride of Police Department and city of Delhi. Sorry to state that past Commissioners have towed their political masters and today we are seeing the capital city of the country fast becoming the rape & murder capital of India. The criminals have least respect for the law and authority as some of your predecessors may have shielded the law breakers due to which they operate openly & fearlessly.

Strangely New Delhi is the seat of the Central Government, State Govenrment, all the MP’s of the country, major intelligence and investigation departments and home to major VVIP’s and still such heinous crimes are committed and criminals get away with no action from the government. In 2012 653 rapes have been committed with no justice to the victims infact the criminals have got away. Most disgusting has been the comments from Panchayats or Khaps or society that ladies/women should not venture out or their should be no communication with them. Have you ever thought of restraining the young men who are at large after committing such crimes? Why should the women be in PURDAH – don’t they have equal right to freedom.

What is our government and justice department doing – waiting for someday when they gather courage to enact strong laws or waiting for the day when some VIP’s daughter/sister/mother is harassed or raped to wake up? Politicians are only interested in the media coverage but fall short of taking any serious action. They are more interested in “RESERVATION IN PROMOTION” or “CASH SUBSIDY SCHEME” which gives them political mileage

Lok Satta Party is fully supportive of all strong action that Delhi Police may take and enact to ensure such acts are not repeated and also set a strong deterrent for the future offenders.  

Lok Satta Party suggest the following:

-        - Free Delhi Police of their political masters. Make them accountable and fix responsibility on the DCP/ACP/SHO of the area(s) where the incident takes place and suspend them immediately if no action is taken.

-        - Setup fast track courts to settle issues relating to rape, molestation, eve teasing with maximum decision time at 3months to pronounce the guilty.

-       - Proper lighting should be there on roads

-        - Police should patrol thoroughly during all times/hours to prevent such incidence. Major areas where possibility exists we should install cameras on roads so that nearest PCR vans can be alerted.

-        - Any political interference in such issue should be strongly dealt with and condemned in the strongest words publicly.

LLok Satta Party has also written a letter to the Home Ministry though we all know that it is going to fall on deaf ears and is planning on gheraoing the HM residence and also the Delhi CM's residence to make them to act fast on this major issue.

Best Regards

Anurag Kejriwal

Delhi State President & Member - National Steering Committee

Rape capital ?

I entirely agree. No govt official or minister is bothered.They will take drastic action only when their daughter is raped by a gang of  goonda with animal lust. Then they will move all  provisions of I P Cand ensure death penalty to the criminal. Next time when we get a   brute  as the rapist let us silently hijack him from the police custody (so that he does not escape with light punishment) and give him  the punishment given in Saudi Arabia and  Iran-  they bobbit him.That is the only way to prevent repeat occurences of raping incidents

Prof. S. Sitaraman
Senior Vice President, Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF)


These are the views of Prof. S Sitaraman

Don't let it become a Rape Capital please ! Sign our online petition to Prime Minister, Home Minister & CM Delhi

Dear Friends,

Don't let it become a Rape Capital please !
Sign our Online Petition Now & forward to friends.
http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Dont_let_it_become_a_Rape_Capital_please/?cLBYzdb

Thanks & Regards

B S Vohra

East Delhi RWAs Joint Front

www.RWABhagidari.blogspot.in

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May we ask from our CM that what's the definition of STRICT ACTION in the Dictionary of Delhi Govt.?

A 23-year-old girl who was raped by a bunch of men in a moving bus is battling for life at Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, appalled at the girl's condition, said: "Strict action will be taken against her attackers. The transport department has told me that the licence of the bus has been cancelled and strict action would be taken not only against the White Line bus but also to prevent any such incidents."

May we ask from our CM that what's the definition of STRICT ACTION in the Dictionary of Delhi Govt.?

Almost daily we get the news of such incidences from one or other part of Delhi. What strict action Govt has taken against any of such cases, so far ?

It's really a SHAME for all of us if such acts of these maniacs can not be controlled. In my opinion, they must be hanged till death, publicly.

Chander nagar traffic problems !

Dear Mr Vohra,

I request you to kindly take a neccessary action against unauthorised parking of Trucks , school van on holidays near chander nagar school , pollution , unauthorised coverage of all shopkeepers on main chander nagar Raod . People who are residing near Chander nagar facing lot of problems .Also i need your help to maintain our Park.

Thanks & Regards

Rohit Arora

Day to day problems of the area !

Dear Mr. Vohra,

It is indeed very nice of you to expose the day to day problems which are being faced by aam aadmi! What is the net result? It is mounting day after day and the authorities concerned do some cosmetic treatment and then recurs and then the same usual treatment. In other words it is cancerous and never ending. We have not taken a 'holistic view' of the problems and chalked out short and long term solutions. In this respect I won't blame the authorities alone. We are also equally responsible. We are all selfish and wish to lead a luxurious life at the cost of others about whom we are least bothered. Our ethos and culture have gone with the wind! What is the solution. We are still groping in dark. Our suggestions are unheard and not savoured! Our daily life begins with problem and ends with problem but no solution. Might is right and we will be fighting with each other and creating chaos for ourselves. We are not self-disciplined but utterly selfish; we are law abiding only when enforced but over come them with 'power' and 'money' at our disposal! From 'sane' we are becoming 'insane'. Little do we care for others except in 'lip service'.  This lot is increasing manifold with no sight of solution! We are facing with a number of problems from dawn to dusk - parking, traffic, air and noise pollution, water and electric power scarcity, soaring prices all round with little respite in sight! Problems focussed in writing or otherwise are never heeded and attended to. It is a pitiable condition. Many a times I hover my mind why should we live in India - why not quit! It is wondered why we are so and how we arrived at this mess! Let's ponder over and find suitable and feasible solutions for being followed. 

With best regards,

TK Balu

But why to close India gate for general public ?

Dear Mr. Vohra ji,

I totally subscribe to your views! Let's concentrate on our economic progress by creating employment potential to the educated lot who are resorting to crimes etc. Let's educate our people! Let's take care of aam aadmis' health and hygiene!! We should concentrate on two specific fields - Education & Health for all - instead of memorials and statutes and samadhies and celebration of our leaders by releasing full page advts. in all newspapers and having meetings and seminars eulogizing their services which they had rendered and meet all expenses thereon. True they may be there but let's spend the money involved on more useful things which could benefit the people at large. There is no denial that there should be a "National War Museum" but should everything be in Delhi which is already full of memorials ad nauseum. Let's all focus on how to improve roads, sanitation, hygiene, health and education etc. to meet the needs of ever-increasing population of Delhi! India Gate is the only place in Delhi where people could 'breathe' fresh air and move about freely. Let's not get it crowded with such Museum. Princes' Park could be ideal!

With best regards,

TK Balu

But why to close India Gate for general public ?

We must honour our martyrs who sacrificed their lives for our country. Princess park is one such place where a good NATIONAL WAR MUSEUM can be built as area is already under the control of armed forces. But why an aditional national war memorial complex at India Gate, which will close the entry of the general public to the area ? 

India Gate is the only open place and green lung, where residents of Delhi as well visitors visit regularly & enjoy the free time. It's the only place where we can stand and feel, Proud Indians, as on the other side it has the Rashtrapati bhavan. How the Central Govt and a GOM can decide to close the place for general public ?

The same thing happened with Delhiites when the only recreation centre of Delhi, the famous APPU GHAR was closed by the govt. to meet other requirements.

It's also strange that after so many years of independence,  if we require investment, it's FDI & if we require an architect for our post independence war martyrs, it's Charles Correa.

Please let us have your opinion too in this regard.

Thanks

B S Vohra  

Why you need to apply for a new cheque book

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Considered to be a major milestone in the history of Indian banking, Cheque Truncation System (CTS) aims to make cheque clearance more efficient and reduce the clearance time of cheques to one day, thereby trimming down the floating time considerably. India processes as many as 1.2 billions cheques annually and therefore, the implementation of this system would drastically cut down the waiting period involved. The system will be implemented nationwide from January 1, 2013.

CTS cheque sample

How does it work?

An online image-based cheque clearing system, the collecting bank branch would deploy scanned images along with the magnetic ink character (MICR) of the cheque which will be sent out electronically using their Capture System, removing the need for physical/manual transfer of cheques. The captured images and the data is then signed and encrypted and sent to the Clearing House or the central processing location and thereafter forwarded to the drawee or paying bank.

This helps speed up the cheque collection process that eventually helps provide better and faster customer service.

Key Features of Cheque Truncation System

• User friendly graphic user interface
• Automated coding and endorsing of cheques
• Encryption of data file before transmission to the clearing house or the service branch
• Employs a unique transaction follower process to confirm the status of cheque
• Improved and efficient settlement and prevention of fraud
• Equipped with enhanced archival procedure that stores images and data facilitating report generation along with future enquiry
• Alerts RMs in case of return of cheque due to insufficient funds

New cheque leaf

Impact of CTS on Customers

Handling of EMIs with the Introduction of CTS

In cases where customers have issues post-dated cheques (PDC) for payment  of monthly installments towards an ongoing loan, they would need to issue fresh cheques to the bank or service provider as per the new directive on CTS by the RBI. The replacement of these cheques needs to be done latest by December 31, 2012 and is applicable on all banks and NBFCs.

Encashment of Old Cheques

If you have an old cheque with you, you should get it encashed by December 31, 2012. The RBI mandate states that payments for such cheques will be honoured only till then.

Banks need to issue the new types of CTS-compliant cheque books with the prescribed features to all their customers latest by December 31, 2012. Customers may need to surrender their old cheque books or cancel them and show proof of cancellation. No replacement fee will be charged by the bank for issuing new cheque books

Apart from these aspects, the system does not, in any way, affect the way things function for a customer. They would continue using cheques as they do currently; however, cheques that have been altered or modified will not be permissible under the new system. The other precautions that need to be taken while issuing or writing a cheque are:

• Ensure that all details are clear and readable, using black or blue ink
• Write the name of the payee, amount and the date and sign the cheque correctly.
• In case you use seals on the cheque, ensure that they are imprinted in a manner that they do not mask or hide the other important fields of the cheque.

Benefits of CTS for Customers

There are many benefits of the cheque truncation system from the perspective of a customer. 

• Clearance cycle gets shortened - As this system is being implemented, the physical or manual movement of cheques for clearance has ceased. With cheques being transmitted electronically, the settlement process becomes quicker, facilitating reduction in the clearance cycle.
• The fear of loss of cheques during transfer from the collecting bank to the drawee or payee bank is eliminated.
• Limitations of the current clearance system with respect to jurisdiction and geography are eradicated. This enables integration and consolidation of several clearing locations across various banks offering different service levels into one standard clearance system applicable throughout the country.
• CTS helps reduce the scope of fraud significantly. Moreover, the electronic transmission is quick and allows early detection of fraud or any alteration with respect to the payee, amount or the issuer of the cheque. CTS prescribe minimum security features under ‘CTS-2010 standards’ along with superior verification process that further facilitates in the reduction of frauds.
• The operational efficiency of both the bank as well as the customer is enhanced with the introduction of this system.
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• with thanks : YAHOO FINANCE : LINK

Traffic Jam on Mandir marg, Krishna nagar, 13th Dec. Thursday 2pm

City has dismal record of structural safety

NEW DELHI: Two building crashes and the tilting of another building, within a month, highlight Delhi's worrisome record of structural safety. 

 In 2011, 60 people died and 75 were injured in 68 cases of structure collapse here. In a comparison of 53 cities, Delhi suffered the most due to structure collapse, said the National Crime Records Bureau reports. 

Only last week, a building had collapsed in east Delhi's Jheel Khurenja area without causing any casualties. On November 23, a building had tilted in Lalita Park, where 70 people lost their lives in a building collapse in 2010. 

While unauthorized construction is to blame for weak buildings, the civic agencies have failed to check it, especially in colonies lining the Yamuna's bank. "The area is deprived of civic amenities but the real estate business is thriving. The corporation needs to act," said B S Vohra of East Delhi RWAs Front. 

Rampant illegal construction has not only added to congestion but also weakened old structures. The walls of many houses have developed deep cracks and their foundations have become weak. 

Corporation officials say they are helpless due to a shortage of supervisors. "Staff crunch has been a persistent problem with the corporation after trifurcation. The application for recruitment of junior engineers has been pending for over two years. It is impossible for an engineer to keep a check in almost five wards," said S S Yadav, commissioner, East corporation. 

with thanks : Times of India : LINK