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LDF polling conferences will be held

P. Rajeev and Shaji George started the campaign

P. Rajiv and Shazi George, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) candidates for Ernakulam and Kalamassery respectively, will formally begin their campaign with election conferences on Friday.

Finance Minister TM Thomas Issac will convene at 4 pm in Kalamassery constituency and 5 pm in Ernakulam.

The Ernakulam Conference will be held at the Ernakulam Town Hall and the Kalmasari meeting at the Chakolas Pavilion Event Center.

CPI (M) District Secretary CN Mohanan and other LDF leaders will participate.

Meanwhile, candidates visited prominent personalities in their respective constituencies.

Mr. George met with the writer MK Sanu. CPI (M) leader PN Senulal, Kochi Nigam Standing Committee Chairman PR Renish, and book publisher CICC Jayachandran accompanied the candidate. He also met CPI leaders in the district.

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March 12, 2021
Postage dues to be held on March 19

The postal department will organize the post at its Anna Road Head Post Office at 10 am on March 19. Residents can send their complaints via post or email to [email protected]. On or before 16 March.

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March 12, 2021
Scrap dealer, two others held for ₹ 58 crore GST credit fraud

The Chennai Outer Commissionerate has arrested a scrap dealer from Vellore and two others for committing GST credit fraud by issuing fake invoices to the extent of ₹ 423.2 crore and passing an illegal and illegal input tax credit of about ₹ 58 crore. The case against the arrested persons is that they have taken GST registration by misusing KYC documents of some individuals along with others.

44 fictitious firms

According to an official statement, the mastermind of the alleged fraud has run 44 fake companies, using KYC documents.

Out of 44, 24 companies were operated by the mastermind for issuing fake invoices, while the remaining 20 companies have been sold to other individuals, who are operating in the same way of issuing fake invoices and thus fake inputs. Passing on credit, it added.

In addition, 56 fictitious companies were created and operated by others, for whom the mastermind worked as a commission agent to provide customers interested in purchasing fake invoices without any actual supply of goods or services.

The three persons have been sent to judicial custody.

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March 12, 2021
Zomato held, charged with assault on delivery person

Hitesh Chandrani said that he lodged a complaint to Zomato Customer Care to distribute his food to him for free or to cancel the order after it was delayed on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, Zomato delivery personnel were arrested after complaining against a city model and makeup artist for late food delivery, police said.

Hitesh Chandrani said that he lodged a complaint to Zomato Customer Care asking them to either give him their food for free or to cancel the order after it was delayed on Tuesday. Ms. Chandrani was arrested shortly after airing her concerns on Twitter and tagged the city’s police, who asked her to provide details of the area to assist.

“So guys, my Zomato order came late and I was talking to a customer care executive and in the meantime the delivery person did just that,” Ms. Chandrani told a happy news, as she showed in some televised selfie videos. . Channel.

Jomato responded to his Twitter post. “We can assure you that this is not the experience that our distribution universe has. Our local representatives will be in touch with you shortly to assist you in the police investigation, along with assistance on necessary medical care, ”it said.

The company said it was sorry for the incident. “Rest assured, we will take necessary action to prevent such incidents in future,” it said.

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March 10, 2021
BJP parliamentary party held a meeting to deal with the epidemic of loud PM

Nearly a year later they met formally and in person, the BJP Parliamentary Party met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pass a resolution to deal with the COVID-19 epidemic and was attended by Mr. Modi in large numbers throughout the year. Asked to take “Amrit Mahotsav” to celebrate 75 years of independence.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi told reporters after the meeting that the party’s MPs appreciated Mr. Modi’s epidemic. Prime Minister Modi also gave a clear call to the MPs to help the people in carrying forward the vaccination campaign. To help MPs make arrangements at vaccination centers and other activities, citizens should act as facilitators in the ongoing vaccination campaign by arranging for vehicles to be taken to vaccination centers, ”he said.

“Prime Minister Modi asked all the public representatives to participate in ‘Av Amrit Mahotsav’ to mark the completion of 75 years of independence. The Grand Festival will be celebrated at 75 venues across the country for 75 weeks and will start from the Sabarmati Ashram from 12 March.

Party president JP Nadda said that the party had pulled together to reach people during the epidemic. The last meeting of the BJP parliamentary party was held on March 17, 2020, after which individual meetings were postponed due to social media requirements.

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March 10, 2021
Four held in co-op bank scam in Pune

The Enforcement Directorate has arrested four people including NCP politician Anil Shivajirao Bhosle for extorting money from Shivaji Bhonsle Cooperative Bank Limited in Pune. The agency has received his five-day custody.

The other accused are Suryaji Pandurang Jadhav, Tanaji Dattu Padwal and Shailesh Bhosle. These four had earlier lodged an FIR by the police in Yerwada Jail.

Police case related to discrepancies found by an RBI team from time to time at the bank’s main office on April 26, 2019. As per RBI’s instructions to the bank’s statutory auditor for verification of cash records, this was observed. The entry of 8 71.78 crores in cash was kept pending in the cash book at the head office of the bank.

Anil Shivajirao Bhosle, a director of the bank, allegedly misused his position and conspired with others to withdraw funds from the bank and its branches for personal gain. He along with his accomplices was arrested by the First Crime Branch, Pune.

According to the ED, the deposits were sanctioned as loans to various companies and institutions, comparatively exceeding their repayment capacity. As a result, most of the loan accounts became non-performing assets, causing huge losses to the bank.

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March 8, 2021
TN Assembly Election | Amit Shah assured the NDA of the coalition government’s trust in the election to be held on April 6.

Amit Shah said that he was confident that the NDA coalition government would come to power in the state after the April 6 assembly elections.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched his party’s campaign for the April 6 Lok Sabha by-election in Kanyakumari on 7 March and expressed confidence that the party will not only win here, but also win the NDA next month’s assembly elections in Tamil Nadu. .

Launching his “Vetri Kodi Indhi” (raising Vijay’s flag) from Susendiram in this district, he said that he was confident that the NDA coalition government would come to power in the state after the April 6 assembly elections.

The party has fielded former Union Minister Pon. Radhakrishnan for the Lok Sabha by-election, due to COVID-19 last year Congress MP H.K. Due to the death of Vasant Kumar became necessary.

Continuing his party’s campaign with Mr. Radhakrishnan and senior BJP leaders in the state, Mr. Shah said he visited 11 houses to see Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message. “We have launched a campaign to take BJP’s Lotus symbol door-to-door,” he said. “I am sure of the result [of the polls]Seeing the enthusiasm of the people in the Kanyakumari Lok Sabha seat as well as in the assembly elections, he said that to ensure that the NDA would be victorious in the elections.

“I am confident that the AIADMK-BJP-PMK coalition government will form [after the Assembly polls],” she added.

The BJP senior distributed leaflets, interacted with people and took pictures with some of them.

In Tamil Nadu, on March 5, the ruling AIADMK and BJP signed a seat-sharing deal, with the former partner, the key partner, allocating 20 assembly seats for his saffron ally and the Kanyakumari Lok Sabha seat.

The BJP nominated Mr. Radhakrishnan as its candidate from Kanyakumari. Although he won from the same segment in 2014, he lost to Kumar after five years.

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March 7, 2021