TMC's angry MLA Mihir Goswami leaves for Delhi with BJP MP

Nov 28, 2020 - 04:12

TMC's angry MLA Mihir Goswami leaves for Delhi with BJP MP

Kolkata. Trinamool Congress MLA Mihir Goswami left for New Delhi on Friday along with BJP MP Nishit Pramanik. Goswami had earlier expressed his displeasure with the Trinamool Congress. Goswami left for New Delhi with Pramanik on Friday morning. According to state BJP sources, Goswami may join the saffron camp in the evening. The Trinamool Congress refused to comment on the development. Even Goswami could not be contacted. Trinamool Congress leader Rabindranath Ghosh met Goswami two days ago.

Goswami said on Thursday that it would be difficult for him to remain in the party now as he did not want any more "insults". Goswami, a Trinamool Congress MLA from Cooch Behar South, had met Pramanik in October after which discussions started about his next move. Goswami said on several occasions that he remained in the party despite suffering "insults" due to his association with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. "After 22 years of association with the Trinamool Congress, it has become difficult for me to stay in the party now," Goswami said in a post in Bengali on Facebook on Thursday. Made efforts.

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Gurugram: Breaking traffic rules will be costly, administration has installed 750 CCTV cameras in the city

Shweta Singh "Journalist"

Jan 28, 2021 - 19:37

Gurugram: Breaking traffic rules will be costly, administration has installed 750 CCTV cameras in the city

To improve traffic flow and promote public safety in Gurugram, the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has installed 750 CCTVs at many places in the city. These CCTVs have been installed in the first phase under a project under which 1,200 security cameras are to be installed in Gurugram. The remaining 450 close-circuit televisions will be installed soon.

Officials have connected CCTV with its mobile app, which the city dweller can download on his phone to know where all these have been installed. With this step, GMDA officials will be able to use the footage of cameras from anywhere and will also be able to know whether they are operational or not.

GMDA officials said that the CCTV footage can help in locating the exact locations from where any untoward incident will be reported and the police can be informed for timely help. Also, the app will also create fear in the public's mind and they will avoid violating traffic rules.

Keep an eye on those who break traffic rules

GMDA said, “The work of installing 450 CCTVs is going on. The GMDA had identified 22 major intersections for installation of these cameras, which are connected to the integrated command and control center at the GMDA office in Sector 44, where police and other officers monitor them. ”

They are capable of scanning registration number plates of CCTV trains, recording their speed, determining zebra crossings and parking violations and facial recognition. The GMDA had laid fiber cables across the city to connect CCTV to a centralized command center. Apart from Millennium City, the authority has started installing CCTV in the Manesar region.