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CHANDIGARH DIARYY
Need to stop sham marriagesV.P. Prabhakar In a rare gesture of solidarity, the Women Commissions of eight states have impressed upon the Union Government to frame new legislation to save daughters from the sham marriages being solemnized with fraud NRI bridegrooms.
Women commissions' seminar
The decision to this effect by
Women Commission of eight
states was taken at a National
Seminar organized jointly by the
Punjab Women Commission and
National Women Commission in
Chandigarh on April 20.
These women commission in
unison expressed dire need of a
new legislation in order to save
the daughters from the clutches of
fraud NRI bridegrooms and to get
rid of the mental trauma of these
sham marriages.
The prominent speakers, who
spoke at the seminar included,
Ms. Rekha Sharma, Member,
National Commission for Women,
the Chief Guest at the seminar, Dr.
Tripurana Venkataratnam,
Chairperson, Women
Commission, Telangana, Ms. Leela
Ben Ankoliya, Chairperson,
Women Commission Gujarat, Dr.
Lopamudra Baxipatra,
Chairperson, Women
Commission, Odisha, Ms. Jenab
Chandel, Chairperson, Women
Commission, Himachal Pradesh,
Ms. Kamlesh Panchal,
Chairperson, Women
Commission, Haryana, Ms. Vijaya Rahatkar, Chairperson,
Maharashtra State Commission
for Women, Ms. Sarojini Kaintura,
Chairperson, Uttrakhand State
Commission for Women, Ut, Ms.
Vinay Patel, Member Secretary,
Women Commission Gujarat and
Ms. Manjushah, Member
Secretary, Maharashtra State
Commission for Women. The parents during the marriage of their daughters spend more than their financial capacity in order to secure a better future of their beloved daughters. But fraud NRI bridegrooms ditch and dump Punjabi brides. Mrs. Paramjeet Kaur Landran,
Chairperson, Punjab Women
Commission said that it is a bitter
truth of the Punjab Society that
the parents during the marriage of
their daughters spend more than
their financial capacity in order to
secure a better future of their
beloved daughters. The havens
fall them when fraud NRI
bridegrooms ditch and dump
Punjabi brides. She said that it is
the need of the hour to save the
Indian daughters from the
unbearable atrocities at the hands
of sham NRI bridegrooms.
The prominent speakers, who
delivered their lectures included,
senior journalist Mr. Hamir Singh,
Advocate Daljeet Kaur, Ms. Satvir
Kaur Manhera, Vice Chairperson,
Punjab State Women Commission,
Mrs. Veerpal Kaur Tarmala, Mrs.
Kiranpreet Kaur Dhami. Mrs.
Darshan Kaur and Mrs. Poonam
Arora, Members, Punjab State
Women Commission.
PC Ghose
"Whether the matter is settled or
not settled, we are not bothered
about it. We are bothered about
implementation of our order", bench
headed by Justice PC Ghose told s o l i c i t o r
general Ranjit
Kumar, who
informed the
court that the
centre and
convened talks
b e t w e e n
Punjab and
Haryana on April 20 but the outcome was known.
He said the efforts to mediate the
issue would continue.
The court's comments came after
solicitor general Ranjit Kumar told
the bench about April 20 meeting of
Punjab and Haryana with the Centre. Salary hike
Ram Bilas
Sharma
After Haryana MLAs' salaries were
increased last year, three bills to
increase the salaries and allowances
of Speaker and Deputy Speaker,
Minister and the Leader of
opposition were passed
unanimously in the one day session
of Haryana Assembly on May 4,
2017. The increase of around 53 per
cent will be with effect from April 1,
2016. This increase will entail an
extra expenditure of Rs. 55,46,00
per year on the state exchequer. "Tryst with Terror"Manpreet Singh Badal Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Singh Badal released the v e t e r a n Journalist P.P.S. Gill's b o o k 'Blood on the Green P u n j a b ' s Tryst with T e r r o r ' (from a reporter's notebook) at a function organisation at the U.T. Guest House on April 25, 2017. Badal said the period in which Punjab had passed through was very dark. He said for this we individually and collectively were responsible .
K.P.S. Gill and P.P.S. Gill
This brought shame
to Punjab and Punjabiyat. He said two Gills were known on those
days one was K.P.S. Gill, Director General of Police, and the second
was P.P.S. Gill, The Tribune
reporter posted at Amritsar. Both
did their best in their respective
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