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Radhe, a man shot dead on the spot in Sector 16 of Rohini area of Delhi

New Delhi:

The firing took place around 7 pm on Monday at the CRPF camp in South East Delhi. Batra Hospital revealed that CRPF head constable Vakil Singh was shot dead by another constable. Investigations so far have revealed that Constable Aman Kumar shot the head constable lawyer due to a quarrel. The head constable has been admitted to Batra Hospital with injuries and is under investigation.

On the other hand, a man named Radhe was shot two times by miscreants in Sector 16 of Rohini area of Delhi. Radhe died on the spot. Radhe rohini reportedly came from his bike in Sector 16 and was standing on the road. It was then that two men came to him on foot and the trio got into a fight over something.

Radhe was then shot two times. After committing the crime, the two attackers fled the spot on foot and fled on their bikes parked some distance away. The case could also be gangwar as the deceased Radhe was also jailed along with gangster Tillu Tajpuria in 2018.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (Arvind Kejriwal) said on Monday that the power situation (Power Crisis) across the country is “extremely fragile”, while his cabinet colleague Satyendra Jain claimed that the Delhi government has to procure electricity at an expensive gas-based and high market rate.

New Delhi:

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (Arvind Kejriwal) said on Monday that the power situation (Power Crisis) across the country is “extremely fragile”, while his cabinet colleague Satyendra Jain claimed that the Delhi government has to procure electricity at an expensive gas-based and high market rate as NTPC (NTPC) has halved power supply in the city.Kejriwal said all efforts are being made to tackle the power crisis and his government does not want any “emergency” to arise. “The situation is very serious all over the country,” he told media persons. Many Chief Ministers have written to the Central Government about it. All of them are trying to improve the situation together.”Earlier in the day, Power Minister Satyendra Jain had said that the Delhi government has to depend on expensive gas based power as well as spot purchases at high market rates as NTPC has reduced the normal supply of 4,000 MW of electricity in the city to half.

The Power Minister said, “The Centre has abolished the quota of cheap gas. We have to buy it and the cost of production is Rs. 17.50, which is not long term. Not only that, we have to buy electricity at a high rate of Rs. 20 per unit due to crisis.”

Jain said the Centre should listen to the coal crisis and deal with the problem instead of the currency of denial. He said chief ministers of several states including Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath have written to the Centre on the issue. Punjab is also facing power cuts.