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Shack owner, workers booked for assault on NCB team, cops

Acting on the complaint filed by Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB Goa zone) Superintendent Jeetendra Ranjan, Pernem Police on Saturday night booked the owner of Om Star Shack and his workers for allegedly assaulting NCB officers and Pernem police during a narcotic raid at Arambol.


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High drama unfolded at Arambol beach on Saturday during a raid by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB-Goa zone) forcing the NCB Superintendent Jeetendra Ranjan to fire gunshots in the air to prevent an attack on the raiding team.
NCB team led by Superintendent Ranjan, along with some personnel of Pernem Police attempted a narcotics raid at Star Shack, a shack at Arambol beach. However, the raiding party was attacked by a gang of drug peddlers from Himachal. Taken aback, Ranjan had to fire in air to dissuade the attackers.
Later at night, Pernem police booked the shack owner and his workers and around 30 unidentified persons under Sections 143, 147, 148, 332, 341, 353, 356, 504 of IPC for attacking the NCB team and obstructing them from performing their lawful duty. So far, no arrests have been made by Pernem Police.
After the incident, SP Ranjan and shack owner had filed counter-complaints at Pernem Police station accusing each other of assault.
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Admissions to govt ITIs slump by over 5 per cent

Government-run Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across the State have witnessed decrease of over five per cent in admissions during the current academic year, though they had seen an increase of over 12% during the last academic year.

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Published Oct 9, 2017, 7:03 PM IST
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PANAJIHowever, trend in private ITIs is not different. They too have witnessed decrease in the number of students this year by over 10 per cent. Presently, there are 10 government-run and six private run ITIs across the State. As far as government-run ITIs are concerned, a total of 3098 students had enrolled in 2015. The enrolment increased to 3,489 students in 2016. However, the enrolment decreased to 3,305 in 2017. Similarly, enrolment in private ITIs which was 224…

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