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OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Contribution of Collarwalitigress was rememberedon foundation
day ofPench Tiger Reserve (PTR)on March 1.
Pench Tiger Reserve isknown for the tigress “Col-larwali”. It
has given birthto a quadruplets — takingher total tally of litter
to 29in her 13 years as of now.The highly fertile tigress‘T-15’,
popularly known as“Collarwali” because ofher radio collar tagged
onMarch 11,2008.
Assuming the tigress at-tained sexual maturity atthe age of 4
she has lit-tered every three yearssince — average litter sizebeing
quadruplets — for13 years, the total tally ofcubs would have
beenaround 16 to 18 cubs sofar.
A combination of fac-tors — including goodluck and Collarwali
beingan excellent mother andrearer of young ones- canbe attributed
to her suc-cess as a mother. Collar-wali reportedly littered
for the first time in May2008 — she gave birth totriplets. In
October 2008,Collarwali produced hersecond litter —
quadru-plets(one female and fourmales). On October 23,2010, she had
her third lit-ter — quintuplets (five
cubs—four females andone male) this time.
For the fourth times, OnMay 15,2012, she gavebirth to three
cubs—twofemale and one male. Onthe fifth time, she gavebirths to
three males onOctober 16,2016.
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Aspirants to the variousposts of State unit of Indi-an Youth
Congress havevoiced their concernagainst the election processbeen
adopted by the organi-sation.
Two days back the elec-tion commissioner issuedthe election
schedule andon Friday the aspirantscame to know that they hadto
appear for the interviewbefore filling the nomina-tions, on March
2.
On Tuesday the IYC na-tional secretary AbharamRai will conduct
the inter-views. Candidates who willfail in the interview willnot
be eligible to contest theelection.
An aspirant the state pres-ident post Krishna Gahtgealleged
while talking to me-dia that “We have been toil-ing for the last 15
years
against the erstwhile BJPgovernment on roads.Where were the
leaderswho hail from Delhi, backthen, he asked.”
He further added “I willsee who will conduct the in-
terview, this is not a privatecompany. If they want toconduct
take the interview,why didn’t they conduct theinterviews of MLAs
andMPs before giving them thetickets?, he said.
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Sagar collector orders probeinto black-marketing of blood
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Sagar collector has or-dered for probe into the al-leged
black-marketing ofblood after blood donationcamps.
Probe order has been giv-en on the basis of com-plaint of
district HospitalSagar civil surgeon DrVirendra Singh Thakurthat
NGO Jeevan Rekhawants to supply blood, col-lected by holding blood
do-nation camp, for profit inBhopal, Vidisha, and othernearby
districts while
there are many patientsare moving from pillar topost for blood
in Sagar dis-trict.
As per complaint, NGOJeevan Rekha run by one
Goldi Arora held a blooddonation camp in associa-tion with HDFC
bank, Bina.
District collector has in-structed CMHO (Sagar) forthe
probe.
He will probe the entirecontroversy over blood do-nation camp
and supply ofblood in the districts.Whether permission forblood
donation camp wastaken by competent au-thority or nor is also
issuein the complaint.
District administrationswung into action regard-ing probe. NGO
working isunder scanner of districtadministration.
Sources informed that inthe private hospitals peo-ple pays
thousands for theblood to the hospitals inemergency cases.
Supply depends on NGO holding donation camp
Medical Superintendent Hamidia Hospital Dr AKShrivastava said,
“Generally, blood is utilisedlocally after donation as always there
is need ofblood. But as NGO has organised blood donationcamp, it is
wish and will of NGO to supply blood. Ifhospital arranges blood
then Rs 900 per 300ml ischarged while in case of donation, it costs
Rs100.”
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
BJP members of ex-BhopalMunicipal Corporation(BMC) council have
started asignature campaign againstnon-functional streetlightsin
the wards, including theareas in front of the VallabhBhawan, where
Mantralayaand other government build-ings are situated.
They said after theirtenure is over, the street
lights went useless.Ex-corporators alleged
that the local Congresspoliticians are trying to in-terrupt
power supply intheir wards, and it will leadto troubles in the
areas.
They said the signaturecampaign is underway andthe Chief
Minister (CM)will be informed about it.
One of the areas wherestreet lights are not workingis Vallabh
Nagar, infront ofVallabh Bhawan. Ex-corpo-
rator of the area ShankarMakoriya said if the streetlights are
not working in thearea where the CM and otherministers are having
theirvisits, then you imaginewhat the situation of otherareas would
be. He says theway the streetlights are notworking after our tenure
inthe BMC council is over,now we are left with no oth-er option but
to take thematter to streets and informthe government about it.
BJP’s ex-BMC council members to handover memo to CM
Signature campaign against non-functional streetlights
Ornaments worthRs 5 lakh stolen
BHOPAL: Ornaments worthRs 500,000 were stolen fromthe garden
where a marriageevent was underway onSunday afternoon. The
incidentraises questions on the audacityof the thieves as the
theftoccurred in a crowded area.The accused has been spottedin a
CCTV footage, but is yetto be arrested. Kolar policesaid the theft
occurred in themarriage function at Sanskarupvan, in Kolar area.
Thecomplainant Arvind Kumar Jain,a resident of South EnclaveGujrati
Colony said that hisdaughter’s marriage functionwas underway. He
said whenhis kin and guests were busythe thieves fled off with
theornaments inside the area. Hesaid that the bag had all
theornaments that meant for hisdaughter. Kolar police havebooked
the unknown thievesand have started a hunt.
MP Youth Congress polls
Aspirants concern over election process
IYC has started its election process after the span of
sevenyears. The polling will be done through an app. The
electioncommissioner Sumit Khanna informed on February 28, aboutthe
election schedule. Into the election the active memberscan cast
their votes online and the online membership drivehas started from
February 27 and will close on March 3.The voter list scrutiny will
be held between March 3 andMarch 6. The nominations will be between
March 3 and March7. Symbols will be allocated on March 9. Polling
will be held onMarch 16-17. The result will be declared on March
22.
GroupismGroupism may spoil the elections, leaders from
everygroup are lobbying for their favourites. The names of
NitinBhoj of Balaghat from the Chief Minister Kamal Nathgroup,
Pawan Shrivatava from Scindia group, nephew ofminister Lakhan Yadav
Sanjay Yadav. NSUI state presidentVipin Vankhere from the ex-CM
Digvijaya Singh group andNSUI spokesperson Vivek Tripathi is
backing independentlyfor the election state president.
Contribution of collarwalitigress’ remembered
PENCH TIGER RESERVE FOUNDATION DAY
MADHYA PRADESH 5FREEPRESS
MONDAY | MARCH 2, 2020 | INDORE
PS outwits minister
Fed up with the Principal Secretary (PS) of hisdepartment, a
minister thought the officer wouldbe shifted in an administrative
reshuffle. But that didnot happen. What shocked the minister was
the PS’sgetting another department with that of the one he
isworking for. Now, the minister is pleading with theChief Minister
for the PS’s transfer to another depart-ment. The PS has been
rewarded for his honesty andefficiency. He barely allows the
minister to run thedepartment the way he wants. Both of them
havestopped nattering. Accordingly, the minister is gettingthe
important work done through other officers. ThePS has, however,
told the junior officers that, if they doanything wrong because of
the minister, they will facethe music. After the transfer list had
been out, the min-ister’s popularity began to ebb out. Ergo,
instead of theminister, the officers have begun to please the
PS.
In a jam
Aminister was very happy after a PS had gone to theCentre on
deputation. Now, the minister finds him-self jumping out of the
frying pan into the fire. Thenew PS, more stubborn than the
previous one, goes bythe rule book. It is because of his style of
working thata female minister was annoyed with him. A senior
offi-cer was not happy with him either. So the PS was trans-ferred.
Some of the well-wishers of the minister toldhim the PS would not
listen to him. Before the transferof the PS, the minister told the
higher-ups to shift anofficer of his choice to the department. As
to the min-ister, it is said that, he tried to make some big deals.
Butthe previous PS threw a spanner in his plans. So thedeals
remained undone. The minister hoped he wouldget those deals done
after the PS’s shifting. His efforts,however, show little signs of
bearing fruits.
Officer’s party
Aparty thrown by an IAS officer has become thetalk of the town.
The party was thrown for hisdaughter’s going abroad for higher
studies. Lakhs ofrupees were spent on the party. The children of
manyother officers are also studying in renowned overseascolleges.
As well as, the children of a few officers arein good jobs. Yet
they have barely thrown any party forthat. During the party, the
officer was telling the storyof how his daughter was selected. His
showoff at theparty surprised many of his colleagues. Earlier,
thisofficer not only maintained a low profile but also keptaway
from any controversy. He has, however, begun towork on his own
without bothering about its conse-quences. His style of working may
put him in trouble.
Prestige issue
The relationship between the collector and the SP ofa district
has gone sour. There was a scrap betweenthem. After that the chasm
between the two officers hasdeepened so much so that they have
stopped looking ateach other. The dispute has, however, become a
prestigeissue between IAS and IPS officers in the state. The
col-lector expected that the SP would be shifted in therecent
reshuffle of IPS officers. The collector Ma’amtried to get the SP
shifted. Her efforts fell on her feet.Some of the senior IPS
officers threw cold water on herplans. A few IPS officers also
tried to get the collectorshifted. Their efforts, too, fizzled out.
The disputebetween the collector and the SP has made other
offi-cers worry. Their wrangle over petty matters hasbecome a
problem. People in the corridors of power feeltransfer of both the
officers can only solve that.
Who’ll be new DGP?
There are indications that an officer posted to theCentre on
deputation may be appointed directorgeneral of police. The Chief
Minister met the officer inDelhi and offered him the post. The
officer, however,refused the offer at that time. But now, he may
say yes. Ifhe becomes the DGP, the state government will be ableto
maintain its goodwill as well as cope with the prob-lems. There are
reports that the officer is being per-suaded to take over as DGP.
Since his retirement is near,there are talks that he will be given
two years’ tenure onthe pattern of Rajasthan. He is on good terms
with theCentre. His image among the higher-ups is also good.Thus
there will be no problem to extend his service peri-od. There are
talks on the corridors of the police head-quarters that the officer
may take over as DGP.
Another Transfer
Arecently promoted Principal Secretary (PS) hasbeen transferred
again. The problem with this PSis that he is not on good terms with
anyone. A fewmonths ago, he was shifted from an important
depart-ment, because he was not getting on well with the min-ister
and other officers there. He was sent to the statecapital.
Immediately after joining the department, helocked horns with the
minister. Accordingly, he wastransferred. Nevertheless, there are
reports that he maynot be able to maintain good relations with the
ministerof the present department. The officer of anotherdepartment
holds the reins of power there. During theBJP rule too, he got his
hooks into the minister of thedepartment. In the Congress regime,
the officer controlsthe minister. The PS may lock horns with the
officer. Sohe may be shifted from there too. The PS can work
onlywith an Additional Chief Secretary. So wherever the PSis
posted, he kicks up a row.
Nitendra Sharma
OVERHEARD
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OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Contribution of Collarwalitigress was rememberedon foundation
day ofPench Tiger Reserve (PTR)on March 1.
Pench Tiger Reserve isknown for the tigress “Col-larwali”. It
has given birthto a quadruplets — takingher total tally of litter
to 29in her 13 years as of now.The highly fertile tigress‘T-15’,
popularly known as“Collarwali” because ofher radio collar tagged
onMarch 11,2008.
Assuming the tigress at-tained sexual maturity atthe age of 4
she has lit-tered every three yearssince — average litter sizebeing
quadruplets — for13 years, the total tally ofcubs would have
beenaround 16 to 18 cubs sofar.
A combination of fac-tors — including goodluck and Collarwali
beingan excellent mother andrearer of young ones- canbe attributed
to her suc-cess as a mother. Collar-wali reportedly littered
for the first time in May2008 — she gave birth totriplets. In
October 2008,Collarwali produced hersecond litter —
quadru-plets(one female and fourmales). On October 23,2010, she had
her third lit-ter — quintuplets (five
cubs—four females andone male) this time.
For the fourth times, OnMay 15,2012, she gavebirth to three
cubs—twofemale and one male. Onthe fifth time, she gavebirths to
three males onOctober 16,2016.
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Aspirants to the variousposts of State unit of Indi-an Youth
Congress havevoiced their concernagainst the election processbeen
adopted by the organi-sation.
Two days back the elec-tion commissioner issuedthe election
schedule andon Friday the aspirantscame to know that they hadto
appear for the interviewbefore filling the nomina-tions, on March
2.
On Tuesday the IYC na-tional secretary AbharamRai will conduct
the inter-views. Candidates who willfail in the interview willnot
be eligible to contest theelection.
An aspirant the state pres-ident post Krishna Gahtgealleged
while talking to me-dia that “We have been toil-ing for the last 15
years
against the erstwhile BJPgovernment on roads.Where were the
leaderswho hail from Delhi, backthen, he asked.”
He further added “I willsee who will conduct the in-
terview, this is not a privatecompany. If they want toconduct
take the interview,why didn’t they conduct theinterviews of MLAs
andMPs before giving them thetickets?, he said.
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Saka 1941 Samvat 2076
Month : Phalgun Shukla
6 Sunday 11.16 A.M.
Nakshatra : Krittika - - - - - - -
Yoga : Indre 12.35 P.M. then Vaidhriti
Karan : Garaj 12.09 A.M. then Vishti
Moon : Mes 1.18 P.M. then Vrisabh
3RAHU
PANCHANG 2.3.2020(UTTARAYAN)
Sagar collector orders probeinto black-marketing of blood
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
Sagar collector has or-dered for probe into the al-leged
black-marketing ofblood after blood donationcamps.
Probe order has been giv-en on the basis of com-plaint of
district HospitalSagar civil surgeon DrVirendra Singh Thakurthat
NGO Jeevan Rekhawants to supply blood, col-lected by holding blood
do-nation camp, for profit inBhopal, Vidisha, and othernearby
districts while
there are many patientsare moving from pillar topost for blood
in Sagar dis-trict.
As per complaint, NGOJeevan Rekha run by one
Goldi Arora held a blooddonation camp in associa-tion with HDFC
bank, Bina.
District collector has in-structed CMHO (Sagar) forthe
probe.
He will probe the entirecontroversy over blood do-nation camp
and supply ofblood in the districts.Whether permission forblood
donation camp wastaken by competent au-thority or nor is also
issuein the complaint.
District administrationswung into action regard-ing probe. NGO
working isunder scanner of districtadministration.
Sources informed that inthe private hospitals peo-ple pays
thousands for theblood to the hospitals inemergency cases.
Supply depends on NGO holding donation camp
Medical Superintendent Hamidia Hospital Dr AKShrivastava said,
“Generally, blood is utilisedlocally after donation as always there
is need ofblood. But as NGO has organised blood donationcamp, it is
wish and will of NGO to supply blood. Ifhospital arranges blood
then Rs 900 per 300ml ischarged while in case of donation, it costs
Rs100.”
OUR STAFF REPORTERBHOPAL
BJP members of ex-BhopalMunicipal Corporation(BMC) council have
started asignature campaign againstnon-functional streetlightsin
the wards, including theareas in front of the VallabhBhawan, where
Mantralayaand other government build-ings are situated.
They said after theirtenure is over, the street
lights went useless.Ex-corporators alleged
that the local Congresspoliticians are trying to in-terrupt
power supply intheir wards, and it will leadto troubles in the
areas.
They said the signaturecampaign is underway andthe Chief
Minister (CM)will be informed about it.
One of the areas wherestreet lights are not workingis Vallabh
Nagar, infront ofVallabh Bhawan. Ex-corpo-
rator of the area ShankarMakoriya said if the streetlights are
not working in thearea where the CM and otherministers are having
theirvisits, then you imaginewhat the situation of otherareas would
be. He says theway the streetlights are notworking after our tenure
inthe BMC council is over,now we are left with no oth-er option but
to take thematter to streets and informthe government about it.
BJP’s ex-BMC council members to handover memo to CM
Signature campaign against non-functional streetlights
Ornaments worthRs 5 lakh stolen
BHOPAL: Ornaments worthRs 500,000 were stolen fromthe garden
where a marriageevent was underway onSunday afternoon. The
incidentraises questions on the audacityof the thieves as the
theftoccurred in a crowded area.The accused has been spottedin a
CCTV footage, but is yetto be arrested. Kolar policesaid the theft
occurred in themarriage function at Sanskarupvan, in Kolar area.
Thecomplainant Arvind Kumar Jain,a resident of South EnclaveGujrati
Colony said that hisdaughter’s marriage functionwas underway. He
said whenhis kin and guests were busythe thieves fled off with
theornaments inside the area. Hesaid that the bag had all
theornaments that meant for hisdaughter. Kolar police havebooked
the unknown thievesand have started a hunt.
MP Youth Congress polls
Aspirants concern over election process
IYC has started its election process after the span of
sevenyears. The polling will be done through an app. The
electioncommissioner Sumit Khanna informed on February 28, aboutthe
election schedule. Into the election the active memberscan cast
their votes online and the online membership drivehas started from
February 27 and will close on March 3.The voter list scrutiny will
be held between March 3 andMarch 6. The nominations will be between
March 3 and March7. Symbols will be allocated on March 9. Polling
will be held onMarch 16-17. The result will be declared on March
22.
GroupismGroupism may spoil the elections, leaders from
everygroup are lobbying for their favourites. The names of
NitinBhoj of Balaghat from the Chief Minister Kamal Nathgroup,
Pawan Shrivatava from Scindia group, nephew ofminister Lakhan Yadav
Sanjay Yadav. NSUI state presidentVipin Vankhere from the ex-CM
Digvijaya Singh group andNSUI spokesperson Vivek Tripathi is
backing independentlyfor the election state president.
Contribution of collarwalitigress’ remembered
PENCH TIGER RESERVE FOUNDATION DAY
MADHYA PRADESH 5FREEPRESS
MONDAY | MARCH 2, 2020 | INDORE
PS outwits minister
Fed up with the Principal Secretary (PS) of hisdepartment, a
minister thought the officer wouldbe shifted in an administrative
reshuffle. But that didnot happen. What shocked the minister was
the PS’sgetting another department with that of the one he
isworking for. Now, the minister is pleading with theChief Minister
for the PS’s transfer to another depart-ment. The PS has been
rewarded for his honesty andefficiency. He barely allows the
minister to run thedepartment the way he wants. Both of them
havestopped nattering. Accordingly, the minister is gettingthe
important work done through other officers. ThePS has, however,
told the junior officers that, if they doanything wrong because of
the minister, they will facethe music. After the transfer list had
been out, the min-ister’s popularity began to ebb out. Ergo,
instead of theminister, the officers have begun to please the
PS.
In a jam
Aminister was very happy after a PS had gone to theCentre on
deputation. Now, the minister finds him-self jumping out of the
frying pan into the fire. Thenew PS, more stubborn than the
previous one, goes bythe rule book. It is because of his style of
working thata female minister was annoyed with him. A senior
offi-cer was not happy with him either. So the PS was trans-ferred.
Some of the well-wishers of the minister toldhim the PS would not
listen to him. Before the transferof the PS, the minister told the
higher-ups to shift anofficer of his choice to the department. As
to the min-ister, it is said that, he tried to make some big deals.
Butthe previous PS threw a spanner in his plans. So thedeals
remained undone. The minister hoped he wouldget those deals done
after the PS’s shifting. His efforts,however, show little signs of
bearing fruits.
Officer’s party
Aparty thrown by an IAS officer has become thetalk of the town.
The party was thrown for hisdaughter’s going abroad for higher
studies. Lakhs ofrupees were spent on the party. The children of
manyother officers are also studying in renowned overseascolleges.
As well as, the children of a few officers arein good jobs. Yet
they have barely thrown any party forthat. During the party, the
officer was telling the storyof how his daughter was selected. His
showoff at theparty surprised many of his colleagues. Earlier,
thisofficer not only maintained a low profile but also keptaway
from any controversy. He has, however, begun towork on his own
without bothering about its conse-quences. His style of working may
put him in trouble.
Prestige issue
The relationship between the collector and the SP ofa district
has gone sour. There was a scrap betweenthem. After that the chasm
between the two officers hasdeepened so much so that they have
stopped looking ateach other. The dispute has, however, become a
prestigeissue between IAS and IPS officers in the state. The
col-lector expected that the SP would be shifted in therecent
reshuffle of IPS officers. The collector Ma’amtried to get the SP
shifted. Her efforts fell on her feet.Some of the senior IPS
officers threw cold water on herplans. A few IPS officers also
tried to get the collectorshifted. Their efforts, too, fizzled out.
The disputebetween the collector and the SP has made other
offi-cers worry. Their wrangle over petty matters hasbecome a
problem. People in the corridors of power feeltransfer of both the
officers can only solve that.
Who’ll be new DGP?
There are indications that an officer posted to theCentre on
deputation may be appointed directorgeneral of police. The Chief
Minister met the officer inDelhi and offered him the post. The
officer, however,refused the offer at that time. But now, he may
say yes. Ifhe becomes the DGP, the state government will be ableto
maintain its goodwill as well as cope with the prob-lems. There are
reports that the officer is being per-suaded to take over as DGP.
Since his retirement is near,there are talks that he will be given
two years’ tenure onthe pattern of Rajasthan. He is on good terms
with theCentre. His image among the higher-ups is also good.Thus
there will be no problem to extend his service peri-od. There are
talks on the corridors of the police head-quarters that the officer
may take over as DGP.
Another Transfer
Arecently promoted Principal Secretary (PS) hasbeen transferred
again. The problem with this PSis that he is not on good terms with
anyone. A fewmonths ago, he was shifted from an important
depart-ment, because he was not getting on well with the min-ister
and other officers there. He was sent to the statecapital.
Immediately after joining the department, helocked horns with the
minister. Accordingly, he wastransferred. Nevertheless, there are
reports that he maynot be able to maintain good relations with the
ministerof the present department. The officer of anotherdepartment
holds the reins of power there. During theBJP rule too, he got his
hooks into the minister of thedepartment. In the Congress regime,
the officer controlsthe minister. The PS may lock horns with the
officer. Sohe may be shifted from there too. The PS can work
onlywith an Additional Chief Secretary. So wherever the PSis
posted, he kicks up a row.
Nitendra Sharma
OVERHEARD
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Terms & Conditions
1. The E-auction sale will be online E-auction/Bidding through
website
(https://sarfaesi.auctiontiger.net) on 20/03/2020 from 11.00 am
to 1:00 pm. with unlimited extensions of 5 minutes duration each.
The intending bidders should make discrete
enquiry as regard any claim, charges / encumbrances on the
property, of any authority, besides the Pegasus’s charges and
should satisfy themselves about the title, extent quality
and quantity of the property before submitting their bid.
2. All persons participating in the E-Auction should submit
his/their sufficient and acceptable
proof of his/their identity, residence to authority and also
copy of PAN/TAN cards etc. The bidders shall upload scanned copies
of PAN card and proof of residential address, while
submitting E-Tender. The bidders other than individual shall
also upload proper mandate for e-bidding.
3. Prospective bidders may avail online training from contact
website:
https://sarfaesi.auctiontiger.net and M/s. E Procurement
Technologies Ltd. Auction Tiger, Ahmedabad Bidder Support Nos.:
Mob. : 9265562821 & Help Line Nos.: 079-
61200580/594/596/598; Contact Persons: Mr. Tilak Maratha, Mobile
No. +91 6351896832,
email: [email protected], Mr. Akash Karhe, Mobile No. +91
9833398547, email: [email protected].
4. Bidders are required to go through the website
https://sarfaesi.auctiontiger.net for detailed
terms and conditions of E-auction sale before submitting their
bids and taking part in the e-auction sale proceedings.
5. The particulars specified in the description of property have
been stated to the best of
information of Pegasus and Pegasus will not be responsible for
any error, misstatement or
omission.
6. Bids shall be submitted through Offline/Online in the
prescribed format with relevant details.
7. Intending Bidders shall deposit the aforesaid EMD/s on or
before the date and time mentioned herein above by way of a Demand
Draft / Pay Order drawn in favor of
Pegasus Group One Trust 34 payable at Mumbai or EMD can also be
paid by way of RTGS / NEFT/Fund Transfer to the credit of A/c no.
201002967029, A/c name: -
Pegasus Group One Trust 34, Bank Name: IndusInd Bank, Opera
House Branch, IFSC
Code: INDB0000001.
8. The bid price to be submitted shall be above the reserve
price and bidders shall improve their further offers in multiples
of Rs.5,00,000 (Rupees Five Lakhs Only).
9. The successful bidder shall have to pay 25% of the purchase
amount (including Earnest Money
already paid), immediately on closure of e-auction sale
proceedings through the mode of payment mentioned in Clause (7).
The balance amount of the purchase money shall have to
be deposited within 15 days of acceptance/confirmation of sale
conveyed to them or such
extended period as agreed upon in writing by the Authorized
Officer.
10. In default of payment within the said period, the sale will
automatically stand revoked and the entire deposit made by the
successful bidder together with the earnest money shall be
forfeited and without any notice the property shall be
resold.
11. The EMD of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned on the
closure of the e-auction sale proceedings to the account details
duly provided in the bid form. The EMD amount shall be
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adjusted in case of highest/successful bidder against his/her
bid price. The EMD shall not
carry any interest.
12. The sale is subject to confirmation by Pegasus. If the
borrower/guarantor/(s) pay the amount due to Pegasus in full before
date of sale, no sale will be conducted.
13. No claim of whatsoever nature regarding the property put for
sale, charges / encumbrances
over the property or on any other matter etc. will be
entertained after submission of the online bid.
14. The undersigned has the absolute right and discretion to
accept or reject any bid or postpone / cancel the sale or modify
any terms and conditions of the sale without any prior notice
and
assigning any reason.
15. The successful bidder shall bear the stamp duties, charges
including those of sale certificate, registration charges, all
statutory dues payable to government, taxes and rates and
outgoing,
both existing and future relating to the properties. The sale
certificate will be issued only in the name of the successful
bidder.
16. The sale is subject to the conditions prescribed in the
SARFAESI Act, 2002 and the conditions mentioned above.
17. This publication is also a fifteen day’s notice to the
aforementioned
borrowers/guarantors under Rule 8 (6) of The Security Interest
(Enforcement) Rules, 2002.
18. Further enquiries may be clarified with the Authorized
Officer, Ms. Lopa Joshi, Mobile No.
9821561422 Mr. Devang Khira 9619422209 Pegasus Assets
Reconstruction Pvt. Ltd. at 55-
56, 5th Floor, Free Press House, Free Press Journal Marg,
Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021, Ph.No.022-61884700/022-61884722,
Mobile No. 9820391047/9821561422, email:
[email protected]/[email protected].
Special Instructions:
Bidding in the last minutes/seconds should be avoided by the
bidders in their own interest.
Neither Pegasus nor the Service provider will be responsible for
any lapses / failure (Internet failure, Power failure, etc.) on the
part of the vendor, in such cases. In order to ward off such
contingent situation, bidders are requested to make all the
necessary arrangements/ alternatives such as back-up power supply
and whatever else required so that they are able
to circumvent such situation and are able to participate in the
auction successfully.
AUTHORISED OFFICER
Place: Indore Pegasus Assets Reconstruction Private Limited
Date: 02/03/2020 (Trustee of Pegasus Group One Trust - 34)
FPL 1 21FPJRAJ EXPRESS (1)RAJ EXPRESSTerms & Conditions
