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http://ibnlive.in.com/news/akhilesh-reverses-mayawatis-unique-initiative/240738-37-64.html
Politics News | Posted on Mar 19, 2012 at 11:42pm IST
Akhilesh reverses Mayawati's unique initiative
IANS
Lucknow: In a major decision, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh
Yadav on Monday did away with the unique initiative of his predecessor
Mayawati wherein deputy inspector generals of police (DIGs) were
posted in the five biggest cities of the state, known as the KAVAL
cities.
The decision, expected from the day of the new government's swearing
in, was approved on Monday night after which the DIG regime was
abolished in Kanpur, Agra, Varanasi, Allahabad and Lucknow.
This would mean a reversal to the pre-2010 system where every
city/district had a senior superintendent of police (SSP), a group of
districts formed a range under a DIG and a number of ranges formed a
zone under an inspector general of police (IG).
Akhilesh reverses Mayawati's unique initiative
Since new DIGs have been posted in Lucknow and Kanpur, the government
would now have to scout for two news SSPs for the state's political
and commercial capitals respectively.
The government also removed the present ADG (Law and Order) Subesh
Kumar Singh and posted old time loyalist Jag Mohan Yadav in his place.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/235787/dalits-lay-siege-social-welfare.html
Dalits lay siege to Social Welfare office
Chikkaballapur, Mar 19, 2012, DHNS :
The protesters want tainted officers transferred; Police remain mute spectators
Members of various Dalit association attempted to lock the office of
the Social Welfare as part of their protest in the City on Monday.
people power: Police try to restrain members of Dalit organisations
who attempted to lock the District Social Welfare office in
Chikkaballapur on Monday. (Above) Members of the Dalit organisations
block the road in the city in protest. dh photosThe protesters alleged
that the government and the district administration has neglected the
development work in the district.
Tension prevailed on the premises for a while. When the protest was
intensified, the police had to take control of the situation.
Police action
The police tried to prevent the protesters from locking the office,
following which the members of the association blocked the roads for
more than two hours which resulted in an extreme chaos.
The commuters fell prey to the situation as the chaos resulted in
traffic congestion, as the protesters refused to compromise on the
means of the protest.
Due to this, there was heavy police patrolling in an around the office.
Background
The City police tightened the security on the premises of Social
Welfare Office on Sunday acting on the information that the District
Vigilance Committee Dalit Sangharsha Samithi, Dalit Women's Union,
Dalit Student's Union and other associations are going to take out a
protest. Barricades were also erected.
On Monday,additional number of police personnel were deployed to
tackle the protesters who arrived at the spot beating drums as part of
their protest. After half an hour, they tried to barge into the
office, after which the police personnels took charge of the
situation.
Activists of the Dalit Sangharsh Samithi, K C Rajakantha and Venkatesh
put forward their demands and complaints. There was a tiff between the
police and the protesters.
The protesters were heard shouting slogans: "Unless the doors of the
office are locked, we will not withdraw the protest. The tainted
officers should be transferred at the earliest."
Traffic diversion
The police officials diverted the traffic to avoid congestion and
urged the protesters to withdraw the protest. When the protesters
failed to concede to the police orders, the matter was taken to the
senior officers of the district administration.
The protest was withdrawn after the Zilla Panchayat CEO B S
Shekharappa arrived at the spot and accepted the memorandum.
DySP M S Kakhandaki, Circle Inspector S Mahesh Kumar and other police
officials were present at the spot.
