Revolt:7 Punjab Congress MLAs Deny Clearly

 24th August 2021 at 10:10 PM

We are not the part of alleged move to dislodge Captain as CM

Chandigarh: 24th August 2021: (Punjab Screen India Bureau)::

Seven of the 20-odd Punjab Congress MLAs and ex-MLAs, who were purported to have been party to the demand for the removal of Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh, have completely and categorically disassociated themselves from any such move.

          Denying outright being part of what they termed as ‘a conspiracy hatched by a section engaged in trying to drive a wedge within the party’, these seven leaders have thrown their weight behind the Chief Minister and reposed their full faith in his leadership.

          The Punjab Congress leaders who have distanced themselves for the so-called festering revolt in the party are: Kuldeep Vaid (MLA), Dalvir Singh Goldie (MLA), Santokh Singh Bhalaipur (MLA), Ajit Singh Mofar (ex MLA), Angad Singh (MLA), Raja Warring (MLA) and Gurkirat Singh Kotli (MLA).

          Their denial came within hours of a list of party MLAs/ex-MLAs being made public by a section of the Punjab Congress, which claimed that these leaders wanted the replacement of Captain Amarinder Singh and intended taking up the matter with the high command. These seven party leaders have, however, washed their hands off any such decision and declared that they continue to stand firmly with the Chief Minister.

          All seven of them said the closed door meeting held at Tript Rajinder Singh Bajwa’s residence, after which their names were fraudulently released along with others, had been convened to discuss party affairs. Some of the participants tried to raise the issue of the Chief Minister’s replacement but, contrary to claims, no unanimous resolution was passed or agreed upon.  Taking strong exception to the misuse of their names in this manner, these seven made it clear that they do not subscribe to any such move against Captain Amarinder.

          Mofar, in fact, said he did not even attend the said meeting and had merely gone to meet one of the cabinet ministers present there. He said he was shocked to see his name being touted as one of those seeking Captain Amarinder’s removal. Vaid made it clear he was “not part of any such conspiracy against the Chief Minister,”, while Goldie firmly put his might behind Captain Amarinder. Angad said he had gone to the meeting to discuss cooperative elections in his constituency, and Warring said he was not even aware of any such discussion being held during the meeting. Bhalaipur and Kotli also denied any talk of the Chief Minister’s replacement taking place at the meeting, and added that there was no question of being party to such a demand.

          All seven of them condemned the attempts by a section of the Punjab Congress to trigger revolt in the party ahead of the 2022 Assembly elections, especially when the high command had already resolved the differences between Sidhu and Captain Amarinder. With the polls just months away, the party needs to work unitedly, as one integrated whole, and not fritter away its political advantage by indulging in petty politicking to promote personal vested interests, they said.

          They urged the party leadership to take immediate steps to quell any attempts to divide the party

RM G.S.Gill from Delhi participated in LIC meet at Ludhiana

50 Advisers learnt the success secrets

Ludhiana: 27 June 2016; (Punjab Screen Bureau):

Life Insurance Corporation of India RM Mktg CLIA-NORTH Zone Sh. G.S.Gill from Delhi  came Ludhiana to attend the meeting of Ludhiana Division no.1 Chief Life Insurance Advisor Sh. Sunil Kumar & his AONE TEAM 50 Advisers at Friend Regency hotel.               

    Senior Divisional Manager Sh. D.C . Thakur ji, Marketing Manager Sh. S . C . Sharma ji, Chief Manager Sh. S.K. Bansal ji, CLIA Manager Sh. P.S. passi ji & BM SO CLIA Sh. M.k.Kaushik ji welcomed Sh.G.S.Gill ji with flowers bookey.         Sh. G.S. Gill honoured Sunil Kumar & his AONE TEAM for achieving no.1 position in North Zone. He praised Sunil Kumar team top Advisor Mr. Puneet Batra who complete his MDRT and honoured Top Advisors Sonia Vimal, Arvind  Kumar,  Mohit Nagrath, Vinayak Kashyap, Parveen Kumar, Vikas Kumar for top performance in year 2015-16 and top earner in this year.           G.S. Gill said that LIC has started E services for their customers include online premium payment,  Address change, Status of their policies & many more benefits showing in LIC Web site www.licindia.in   for benefits of all customers.           

He appealed to all Advisors attending meeting that they should motivate to all nears and dears to join LIC as Advisors because an Advisor of LIC plays great role for LIC richest concern of India growth and also for the nation. At last Sh.G.S. Gill distributed prizes and Trophy to all top Advisors and  Winners.

 SDM Sh. D.C . Thakur ji said in vote of thanks Sunil Kumar and his AONE TEAM did extremely Sincere work to Achieve this no.1 position in North Zone. He added we can achieve any miles stones by do this type of team work cooperation and definitely this team  will no.1 in all over India in this financial year.

First IMA General Body meet after election

Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 3:09 PM

The meeting was followed by an academic session

Ludhiana: 7 April 2015: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

After the hectic IMA Ludhiana election activity last month the new team of executive members took charge in a well attended General Body Meeting on 6^th April at the IMA House auditorium. The always calm and smiling Dr. Ajit Singh Chawla welcomed the members. The din of elections being over the doctors sat together to discuss various issues concerning the fraternity and welfare of the patients and the society.

The meeting was followed by an academic session where Dr. Ajit Sood and Dr Pradeep Kapoor updated the doctors about Hepatitis C and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Dr Sood of Dayanand Medical College informed that hepatitis C, a viral infection usually transmitted by blood is becoming more rampant and high risk patients include intravenous drug users, men and women receiving blood transfusions or dialysis, patients with an impaired immune system such as HIV patients and individuals who received tattoos with non steriled equipment. Additionally, the disease may be seen in health care workers who were exposed to the virus as part of their duty during service to patients. There is a clear cut change in the protocol to test and treat hepatitis C patients. It is important to detect the disease early because the virus can lead to chronic liver disease, liver failure and liver cancer – all of which can be prevented with the treatments now available.

Another important topic discussed was heart disease in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients. Emerging evidence shows that the lung disease is more in smokers and is linked with increased heart disease. The heart disease is often overlooked and may be difficult to detect as both cause breathlessness. An alert doctor can detect it early, said Dr Pardeep Kapoor, a senior consultant and Head of Chest Disease department of Mohandai Oswal Hospital. Many large scale studies solidify the link between COPD and cardiovascular disease, and studies indicate the efficacy of inhaled steroids and other drugs in treating COPD and reducing cardiovascular risk.

Dr P. S. Jassal, Secretary of IMA Ludhiana said IMA will strive to advance health and as part of our mission, we are committed to provide regular Continuing Medical Education (CME) events for doctors of the city. These events aim to provide the latest and relevant clinical updates practical for patient care. The meeting was attended by Dr. Manoj Sobti, Dr. Kulwant Singh, Dr Sanjeev Uppal, Dr Sadana, Dr Batra, Dr Sibia and others.

IMA Punjab Call: Complete Medical Bandh

 Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 4:34 PM

Doctors also have human rights

Ludhiana: 5 March 2014: (Rector Kathuria//Punjab Screen): 

In protest to atrocity of police and administration at Kanpur IMA Punjab is calling complete medical bandh on 06-03-2014 as instructed by IMA headquarter.

The four demands of our peaceful protest that consists of a meager 2.8 lakh doctors all over India are as follows:

1. Immediate revocation of all charges against the arrested medical students and assurance for their safe transit from jail to medical campus.

2. Irfan Solanki should be arrested and F.I.R. should be lodged on attempted murder, abduction, illegal/unauthorized use of force, assault on doctors on duty and damage to Govt. property.

3. SSP Yasashvi Yadav should immediately be suspended from duty and F.I.R. should be lodged against him on above grounds.

4. There should be a judicial enquiry into the incidence at the level of a working judge.

All the OPD services of the hospitals will be closed on 06-03-2014. Emergency services will not be effected.  Memorandum will be give to police commissioner / deputy commissioner of all the districts.  This movement of ours is not against the people. Its for the people. We are also the public. .
THE MEDIA HAS SUPPORTED US A LOT, BUT WHY DOESN'T MEDIA SHOW ANY NEWS OF THE 24 STUDENTS IN JAIL, THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TO MEET THE MEDIA.

All India Conference of AIKF on March 28, 29 and 30, 2014

Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 5:26 PM

Kirti Kisan Sabha, Punjab Ludhiana holds its meeting

Doraha: 27 December 2013: (Pawan Kumar Kaushal//Punjab Screen Bureau):

Ludhiana district committee of Kirti Kisan Sabha Punjab met here under the president ship of Azad Singh Khatra, a veteran Kisan leader.

Com. Lakhwinder Singh Buani, General Secretary Kirti Kisan Sabha Punjab placed the agenda and the history of the organization in the state. He also mentioned the struggles launched by the organization for the cause of kisan movement.

Com. Kuldip Singh member of central co-ordination Committee of All India Kisan Federation reported on the decisions of the meetings of central co-ordination held in Warangal (Andhra Pradesh), Jaipur (Rajasthan) and Patna (Bihar). He also disclosed that All India Conference of A I K F is being organized on March 28, 29 and 30, 2014 at Kisan Bhavan Chandigarh.

The meeting passed resolutions demanding adequate MSP on wheat as it felt that price announced is too low to cover even the costs incurred by the farmers. The meeting also demanded compensation for the damages on the Paddy for the loss suffered by them due to untimely rain and hailstorm.

The meeting in a special resolution demanded subsidy on diesel to the farmers and regular power supply of ten hours daily.

The meeting expressed its serious concern over the menace of stray cattle in Pujab. Stray cattle are causing harm to the crops. The meeting demanded that the government should make proper arrangements in this regard. The meeting also opposed the property tax imposed on the common man. Among those present were Jang Singh, Sukhdev Singh, President and Secretary of district Kirti Kisan Sabha respectively Amanjit Singh Chankoyan, Amarjit Singh Faizgarh, Darshan Singh and Surjit Singh Malaud and others

Statement released by the District Secretary, Kirti Kisan Sabha, Ludhiana Comrade Sukhdev Singh, Kila Raipur.

AITUC meeting held at Ludhiana

Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 3:49 PM
Meeting condemned attack on IAS officer Pannu

The state council meeting of All India Trade Union Congress  (AITUC) was held under the president ship of Com Bant Singh Brar. The meeting started with two minutes salience in the memory of victims of Uttrakhand tragedy. The meeting condemned attack on IAS officer Mr.Kahan Singh Pannu and demanded that the culprit should be brought to book. The meeting decided to hold AITUC state conference in Ludhiana on 29th July to focus the burning demands of the workers. Meeting demanded that the workers should be employed on regular basis and contract system should be abolished in toto. All the service benefits including health, education, pension and promotion etc. should be ensured. The unskilled workers should be paid a minimum of Rs.10000.00 per month. Meeting condemned the enhanced electricity bills and rise in electricity tariff. The meeting also decided to host national council meeting of AITUC in Punjab in October 2013.

Some more links:

CPI rally at Ludhiana

Worker on the Bahadarke Road stabbed

Shopkeepers on road

IDPD delegation going to Germany

AITUC meeting held at Ludhiana

A meeting and shake-hand

The Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Narendra Modi meeting the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi on February 06, 2013.    (Photo:PIB)
06-February-2013   A meeting and shake-hand