Steps to replace JP Rajkhowa!
The Centre is preparing to replace JP Rajkhowa as Arunachal Pradesh Governor who mired in no less controversy of his alleged role in the trouble torn political landscape.
Top sources confirmed Assam Times that Rajkhowa who was on leave on health ground has been receiving requests from the home ministry to quit which would pave the way for a fresh one.
But Rajkhowa, a former Assam Chief Secretary is not interested to quit which would impede the Centre’s preparation to again ensure a BJP-led Government in the north eastern state.
“A section of BJP leaders has been talking to the Congress legislators to make Pema Khandu a BJP Chief Minister,” said sources in Delhi.
“Rajkhowa failed to efficiently deal with the crisis, the Centre wants him to go,” said the senior party leader.
If Rajkhowa refuses to change his position he would be rehabilitated in other state.
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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Secretary Ramesh Negi reviewed the state’s over all development scenario when he interacted with the Deputy Commissioners through video conferencing on Thursday.Negi outlined the time bound settlement of land acquisition and progress of Trans-Arunachal highways for early completion of the ongoing project. He further had detailed discussions on home issues and disaster assessment.Briefing the DCs on development agenda for the year and its effective implementation on ground, Negi asked the DCs for early submission of pending utilization certificates.
East Siang Deputy Commissioner Isha Khosla reviewed power scenario in Pasighat and its adjoining areas on Wednesday. He further reviewed the status of the ongoing construction works of 132 KV tower line from Aalo to Pasighat, low voltage and fluctuation and renovation, restoration works of hydel projects. Power Transmission officer Rokom Bado along with other senior officers attended the meeting.The Deputy Commissioner instructed the works departments to ensure quality of works besides following the guidelines and time line by the contractors. They should expedite works so that people are not suffer more.
Arunachal Pradesh governor JP Rajkhowa has conveyed his warm greetings and good wishes to the people on the occasion of Id-ul-Zuha. In a message, he hoped that the sacred occasion would further strengthen the faith in the Almighty for leading all along the path of peace, progress and prosperity and also to enhance the bonds of our composite society.
Keh Me haa, one of the most important seasonal agricultural festival of the Idu is being celebrated with religious fervor and traditional gaiety at Anini in Dibang Valley District of Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday.The festival is related to the first seasonal harvest of crops like paddy and other various edible items. The General KehMe Haa festival promotes unity and goodwill among human beings.The general Keh Me Haa started in year 1999 at Simare Lower Dibang Valley under the banner of Idu Mishmi Cultural and Literary Society (IMCLS) and Sri Ingore Linggi coined idea of General Keh Me Haa festival. Cultural activities, ritual activities and prize distribution of sports and Games were held...
The first phase of Chakka Bandh call against deteriorating road condition from Aalo to Bam by Aalo Bam Highway Maintenance Monitoring Committee on Friday has been called off after tripartite meeting among district administration on Thursday.ABHMMC and TK Engineering Co have agreed for maintenance works soon. West Siang Deputy Commissioner Pige Ligu and ABHMMC President Kento Ete along with RSO Pumek Ronya and Gemar Padu visited the road.
The Assam Judicial Academy in Collaboration with the Kolkata based C-DAC are organizing a training on cyber crime related capacity development for the judicial officers of Arunachal Pradesh, police officers and public prosecutors of the Guwahati High Court at ATI, Naharlagun on September 26 & 27.The panel of experts will include National Cyber Security Coordinator , Dr Gulshan Rai, Senior Director Deity, A.S.A.Krishnan, Additional Director Deity, Omveer Singh, Advocate Bivesh Chatterjee, CID inspector of Assam Aswini Kumar Kalita.
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