Raipur. A new case has been registered against officials and activists of the Chhattisgarhi Kranti Sena in Raipur. This action was taken in connection with the Chhattisgarh Identity Protection Rally held on December 5th.

Authorities had not obtained permission for the rally, and a complaint was filed by private citizen Ganesh Jaiswal. The complaint stated that the rally caused traffic jams and inconvenienced pedestrians.

The incident occurred in the Azad police station area. Based on the complaint, a case has been registered against Jai Johar Chhattisgarh Party's convener Lalit Baghel, Anil Dubey, and several other officials and workers. Police have launched an investigation and, given the seriousness of the matter, are gathering details and video footage from the scene.

According to the complainant, the rally was held to protest the arrest of Amit Baghel in the Devendra Nagar area on charges of hate speech. Officials and workers of the Chhattisgarhiya Sarva Samaj Sangathan gathered at Guru Ghasidas Complex, Aamapara, and were scheduled to submit a memorandum to the Raj Bhavan.

However, due to lack of permission from the administration, the police stopped the protesters. Activists then began protesting by sitting on the streets. Based on complaints of road blockages and disruption of normal life, the police registered a case.

The police have clarified that the case will be investigated impartially and statements will be taken from all parties. The sole purpose of the action in this case is to maintain law and order. Officials of the Chhattisgarhiya Kranti Sena are currently avoiding arrest and are indicating their cooperation with the police.

This rally and the subsequent case filed highlights the administration's crackdown on political activities and movements of social organisations in Chhattisgarh, and increases the importance of the permission process for such events in the future.

Raipur: The first meeting of the newly appointed district and city presidents of the Congress was held at Rajiv Bhawan in the capital city of Raipur.

The meeting discussed the progress of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) campaign of the electoral roll, participation in the 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod' mega rally to be held in New Delhi on December 14, holding of monthly meetings and strategies to strengthen the organisation.

State Congress President Deepak Baij, Leader of Opposition Dr. Charandas Mahant, former Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, AICC Secretary and Chhattisgarh Co-incharge Jarita Letphlang, Vijay Jangid, former Deputy Chief Minister T.S. Singhdeo, former Minister Ravindra Choubey and other senior leaders were present in the meeting.

Deepak Baij urged everyone to remain active, follow the directives of the AICC and PCC, and intensify the fight against the corrupt government on public issues. He directed them to form a social media team, appoint cells, and participate with more comrades in the Delhi rally.

Leader of Opposition Dr. Charandas Mahant stressed on recovery from farmers in paddy procurement, coordination with Mahila Congress, NSUI and Youth Congress, strengthening Seva Dal at the district level and taking the ideas of Rahul, Sonia and Priyanka Gandhi to the public.

Former Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel stressed the need to remain active in the SIR process, address the issue of deletions, and continue the fight against the BJP government's policies. He urged continued action on issues such as land registry fees, increased guideline rates, lathicharges on traders, and property tax increases.

AICC Secretary Jarita Letphlang and Joint Secretary Vijay Jangid directed to hold regular meetings at the district, block and division level and maintain coordination with Mahila Congress, NSUI, Youth Congress. Present at the meeting were Kumar Shankar Menon from Raipur City, Rajendra Pappu Banjare from Raipur Rural, Sumitra Ghritalhare from Balodabazar, Sukhchand Besra from Gariaband, along with other district presidents and State Congress General Secretary Deepak Mishra, Sakleen Kamdar and Communication Department President Sushil Anand Shukla.

Jashpur. On Sunday early morning, near Patratoli in Duldula police station area on Katni-Gumla NH-43, a car collided with a roadside trailer, due to which it was completely destroyed and five youths travelling in it died a painful death. All the deceased were residents of Khatanga village in Duldula area and were close friends.
It is said that the accident was so horrific that the speed of the car number CG 10 AD 7771 was so high that it got crushed like a toy and hit the trailer (NL 01 AB 1953) standing on the roadside from behind. The sound of the collision was so loud that people nearby got scared. By the time help arrived, all five youths travelling in the car had stopped breathing.According to information, all the deceased were residents of Khatanga village in the Duldula area and were close friends. They were returning home after enjoying a fair held in the Asta police station area. The deceased include Radheshyam Yadav, son of Ramprasad Yadav, Uday Kumar Chauhan, son of Krishna Chauhan, Sagar Tirkey, son of Raphael Tirkey, Ankit Tigga, son of Dilip Tigga, and Deepak Pradhan, son of Amar Pradhan.The most painful image of this accident is from Deepak Pradhan's home. Deepak was the sole support of his family. The news of his death has brought a mountain of grief upon the family. Radheshyam Yadav's brother, Maheshwar, said with a choked voice that they were together until late at night, but fate denied them the chance to see the morning sun. Duldula police arrived at the scene, pulled the bodies from the wrecked car, and sent them for post-mortem examination.

Jagdalpur. During patrolling, the Kotwali police station of Bastar district headquarters received information that a person named Harish Mandan and Vinayak Swami were running illegal betting and gambling behind Jamal Mill. On receiving the information, the accused Harish Mandan was taken into custody and during investigation, action was taken by seizing 3 betting slips and betting amount of Rs 700 from his possession. The accused Vinayak Swami was also taken into custody and action was taken by seizing 4 betting slips and betting amount of Rs 3200 from his possession.

Sukma. Maoist Jailal, carrying a bounty of Rs 25 lakh, and his wife Bheeme, carrying a bounty of Rs 8 lakh, surrendered before Sukma and Andhra Pradesh police. Both were involved in the district's biggest Naxalite incidents, Tadmetla (in which 76 CRPF jawans were martyred) and Jhiram Ghati attack (in which several top Congress leaders were killed). 
Darbha division in-charge Jailal alias Dirdo Vijja and his wife, Malanger area committee in-charge Madvi Gangi alias Bheeme, surrendered before SP Amit Bardar and ASP (Naxal) Sukma Rohit Shah at Alluri Sitarama Raju district headquarters in border Andhra Pradesh on Sunday.

Officials stated that the ongoing anti-Naxal operations in Sukma and the establishment of new camps have increased pressure on the organization, leaving the two men with the only option of rehabilitation. Police stated that the two men will be given full benefits of the government's rehabilitation policy, and other Maoists have been urged to abandon violence and participate in development.
Jayalal, active for four decades,
had been associated with the Maoist organization for the past 40 years. He joined the Naxalite organization in 1994 as a Bal Sangam (a member of the Naxalite movement). He subsequently served as a CNM member, LOS commander, section commander, military commander, and finally as SZCM. He was a key participant in the 2010 Tadmetla attack, the 2013 Jhiram incident, the 2020 Minpa incident (17 soldiers martyred), the 2021 Tekalgudam incident (22 soldiers martyred), and the 2024 attacks on the Dharmapenta and Tekalguda camps. His wife, Bheeme, had been active in the organization
for 20 years
. She was involved in the Tekalguda incident and handled levy collection from contractors, businessmen, and politicians around the district headquarters. She had considerable influence in the Keralapal, Badeshetty, and Neelavaram areas.

Kondagaon. As soon as it was reported that the decapitated body of a young man was found in the forest of village Chanabhari of Vishrampuri police station area of ​​the district on Sunday, the police along with the forensic team arrived at the spot and seized the body. 
According to the information received from the Kondagaon police, the villagers who went to graze cattle in the forest of Chanabhari from Govindpur, a dependent village of Kosmi under Vishrampuri police station area of ​​Kondagaon district, saw a decapitated body. As soon as the body was found, the police reached the spot and identified the body as Lachidar Pandey, who had left his house three days ago to go to the market and did not return. The family searched a lot, but there was no trace of him. The family has also filed a complaint in the police station. The body has been sent for post-mortem. Kondagaon police is investigating all aspects of the case by interrogating the family members and other people.

 Accurate weighing, timely payment and micro ATM facility provide great relief to farmers
Mungeli. With an aim to provide better and transparent procurement system to farmers, paddy procurement is going on in a well-organized, fair and completely farmer-friendly environment in Mungeli district under Kharif marketing year 2025-26. Paddy is being procured at the support price as per the prescribed time-table in 105 procurement centers of 66 primary committees of the district, in which all necessary facilities have been made available keeping the interests of farmers paramount.

Token system, high quality checks, electronic weighing machines, drinking water, shade, adequate seating arrangements and security arrangements have been ensured at all procurement centres, so that farmers are getting the benefit of a queue-free, smooth and transparent process without long waits. Along with the purchase of paddy, micro ATM service has been made available at the procurement centres, where farmers are getting their money immediately through ATM card or cheque book, which has ensured speed and transparency in payments.Mr. Bharat Purle, a farmer from Kapuwa village, who came to sell paddy at the Geedha procurement center, reported that he had sold over 66 quintals of paddy this year. He praised the procurement process, saying that this year's procurement center system is more transparent and streamlined than before. Selling paddy at the procurement center is convenient and easy. The token system has eliminated the hassle of standing in lines. Electronic weighing machines ensure accurate and fair weighing. The payment process has also become much faster and smoother than before. Withdrawing money from the micro ATMs installed at the committees is hassle-free. He further explained that the procurement of 21 quintals per acre and the support price of 3100 rupees per quintal has provided a strong financial base for farmers. Furthermore, the procurement process has improved further due to the faster paddy lifting process.

Balrampur. In order to keep the rice procurement system transparent and safe in the district, the district administration is continuously monitoring illegal rice transport. In this connection, information was received that rice was being brought illegally in a truck from Uttar Pradesh. Taking immediate action by the administration, a truck full of illegal rice was caught.
According to information received from the district administration, truck number CG 29 AF 0480 was loaded with about 400 sacks of illegal paddy, which was being brought into the district limits without valid documents. The administrative team reached the spot and stopped the truck, checked the contents and seized the paddy and handed over the vehicle to the respective police station. Sub-Divisional Officer Shri Neer Nandeha said that illegal activities are being monitored at every level during the paddy procurement season in the district. Surveillance at check posts has been further strengthened. He said that strict action will be taken by keeping a constant watch on illegal transportation and storage activities. The district administration has appealed to the citizens that if any illegal transportation or buying and selling of paddy is seen anywhere, then report it immediately so that timely action can be taken.

Raigad. The High Court has upheld the acquittal of an accused of rape on false promise of marriage in the district. Rejecting the state government's appeal, the High Court quashed the order to take action against the accused under the Rape and Pasco Act as the victim's age could not be proved to be less than 18 years.
The case dates back to 10 February 2016, when the victim of Raigad district alleged that she was living in a live-in relationship with the accused since 1 February 2016. During this time, the accused had sexual relations with her after promising marriage. When the victim asked to get married, the accused refused. After this, the victim filed a police complaint in 2016, alleging r

Based on the allegations, the police registered a case against the accused under Section 376 and the Pasco Act, but the victim's medical examination did not reveal any signs of physical abuse. Also, there was no injury mark on the victim's body. Apart from this, it could not be confirmed that the age of the victim was less than 18 years, on the basis of which the court acquitted the accused.Challenging the decision of the Special Court, the state government appealed to the High Court. After hearing the case, the High Court rejected the state government's appeal and said that the age of the victim could not be proved to be less than 18 years, so it was not possible to convict the accused. This judgment has presented an important perspective on the allegations of sexual relations under false promises of marriage, in which the decision to acquit the accused has become an important example of judicial process.

Surajpur. Surguja Divisional Excise Air Force team has arrested another supplier in Surajpur district and sent him to jail. The team recovered a total of 93 drug injections from Khaleshwar Ram Sahu, a resident of Umapur Pandripani.
On the evening of December 6, the Air Force team was on patrol in the Ramanujanagar area of ​​the police station. Meanwhile, information was received from the informer that Khaleshwar Ram Sahu was selling large quantities of narcotic injections hidden in his house. The team under the leadership of Assistant District Excise Officer Ranjit Gupta made quick efforts. Seeing the official vehicle and uniform, the accused started running towards Bari with a bag, but he was chased and caught. During the search of the bag, 93 nos of drug injections were recovered. He was arrested on the spot. The accused was produced before the court in Surajpur, from where he was ordered to be lodged in jail. Under the leadership of Assistant District Excise Officer Ranjit Gupta, Sub-Inspector of Excise Tejram Kehri, Chief Constable Ramesh Dubey, City Soldier Ganesh Pandey, Omprakash Gupta, Women Soldier Rajkumari Singh and Anju Ekka were involved in this action.

In the interrogation, Khaleshwar admitted that he had already gone to jail twice in the case of drug injection. He told that he had bought this injection from Pushpendra, a resident of Baikunthpur. Pushpendra's house was raided yesterday, but he absconded. His search continues. During the interrogation, it was also revealed that the fugitive accused Pushpendra supplies the drug in Sarguja area by injecting drugs from Dehri-on-Sone (Bihar). He also teaches private tutoring from house to house.

RAIPUR: The winter session of the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly is set to begin on December 14th, and this time the session will begin with a new experiment. Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh stated that on the first day of the Chhattisgarh Winter Session, a presentation of "Vision 2047" will take place. Throughout the day, all members will discuss the direction Chhattisgarh should take by 2047 and how the state's development is envisioned. This is being seen as a blueprint for a development strategy for the next 25 years

Another major focus of the session will be the stringent anti-conversion bill drafted by the state government . Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai's government is introducing this important bill in response to rising complaints of forced and inducement-based conversions in the state. The proposed law replaces the existing Chhattisgarh Freedom of Religion Act, 1968, which provided for a punishment of only one year and a fine of five thousand rupees for forced conversions.

The new bill adds 17 key provisions, including a serious crime for religious conversions carried out through inducement, fraud, coercion, or any other form of force. Before drafting this law, the government studied the religious freedom laws of nine states, including Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh.

Cases of alleged allurement-based Christian conversions in tribal areas like Bastar, Jashpur, and Raigarh have often sparked tensions and factional conflict. The government believes the new law will play a key role in preventing such disputes and strengthening law and order

CG News: The trend of birthday celebrations and stunts on national highways in Chhattisgarh continues unabated. Several influential individuals celebrated their birthdays on the national highway in the Sakri police station area of ​​Bilaspur on Thursday night (December 4). Three four-wheelers blocked the road, performing stunts and setting off fireworks. Police have arrested 12 accused in this case. Despite the High Court's strictness, such activities continue.

What is the whole matter?

In fact, Sujal Dewangan, son of Congress leader Ajay Dewangan of Takhatpur, Bilaspur, and former municipal council president Gauri Dewangan, celebrated his birthday on Thursday (December 4). The Congress leader's son left with his friends in three four-wheelers for the birthday celebration that night. According to a Dainik Bhaskar report, at around 11 p.m., the young men arrived at Yadav Dhaba on the Sakri-Pendridih bypass, where they partied. The young men then reached the National Highway, blocking the road by parking three vehicles on the road. They then cut a cake on the bonnet of the car. Along with the stunts, the young men also set off fireworks.

The patrolling police caught the accused

Sakri Police Station TI Vijay Chaudhary told the media that they were patrolling late at night when they received reports of fireworks on the national highway. Following this information, the team arrived at the scene and chased the youths and apprehended them. Police have registered a case against the accused under Section 285 of the BNS and the Motor Vehicles Act. All three four-wheelers have been seized. The accused's licenses have been sent to the RTO for suspension.

Ditwa Storm Effect Chhattisgarh : The cold wave continues to intensify in Chhattisgarh. Over the past 24 hours, the weather remained completely dry in many parts of the state, but temperatures dropped sharply. Night temperatures dropped by up to 2 degrees Celsius, leaving people facing severe cold. Shivering has increased, especially in the northern districts of the state.

The situation is even worse in many high-altitude areas of Surguja and Balrampur districts. Temperatures dropped so low that many places froze. Early in the morning, dewdrops on fields, leaves, and vehicles were seen turning to ice, making the impact of the cold even more felt by villagers. Locals say the cold is arriving earlier this year than in previous years.

The Meteorological Department has also issued a warning that the cold will intensify further. Due to the Ditwa Storm, cold winds blowing from North India are directly affecting the temperature in Chhattisgarh. Minimum temperatures may drop further in the next few days, leading to cold wave-like conditions.

Health experts say that the sudden drop in temperature may increase complaints of colds, coughs, fevers, and joint pain. Therefore, people are being advised to wear blankets, sweaters, and warm clothing at night, cover up thoroughly before venturing out in cold weather, and drink warm beverages.

Jagdalpur.  The discovery of the body of a missing constable in Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, caused a sensation. The constable's body was found hanging from a noose. Police exhumed the body and are investigating the case. The incident occurred in the Kotwali police station area of ​​Jagdalpur.

According to information, the incident occurred in the Kotwali police station area. Constable Damru Nayak, 29, of Bajwand village, was posted in the police lines. He went missing from home on the evening of December 3rd, and his family reported him to the Kotwali police station.

A missing person's complaint was filed and an investigation was initiated. Meanwhile, the Kotwali police station received information about a body found in the forest of Asna village. When police arrived at the scene, the body was hanging from a tree.

Police identified the body as that of missing constable Damru Nayak. A preliminary investigation suggests the deceased committed suicide due to personal problems. The body has been sent for post-mortem examination. The deceased constable's family is also being questioned.

After this incident, the family members of the deceased constable are in a bad condition, crying.

In a statement issued by the police, it was stated….

"Constable Damru Nayak, No. 3092, resident of Bajawand village, age 29, posted in the police line, was missing from home since the evening of 03/12/25, about which his family informed the police station Kotwali. Upon receiving the information, the police station searched for constable Damru Nayak, during which the Kotwali police found the body of Damru Nayak hanging from a tree in the forest of village Asana. Prima facie investigation suggests that the deceased committed suicide due to personal problems. The body has been sent for post-mortem and the investigation is ongoing."

Raipur.  Amit Baghel, president of the Johar Chhattisgarh Party, has surrendered at the Devendra Nagar police station. A large crowd of his supporters is present outside the police station. Cases have been registered against Amit Baghel for making inflammatory statements in 12 states, including Chhattisgarh. Raipur police had been searching for Amit Baghel since the FIR was filed. The police had also announced a reward of 5,000 rupees for him. While the police were searching for Amit Baghel, Amit Baghel surrendered today at the Devendra Nagar police station.

A large police force is also deployed outside the police station. It is being reported that Amit Baghel will be produced in court after the police proceedings.

MCB.  In Chhattisgarh's MCB district, the Sarpanch's husband has apologized at the SDM's office for the misbehavior with a BLO engaged in SIR work.

The matter of the Sarpanch's husband, Deep Narayan, behaving rudely with Sushmita Tiwari, a BLO engaged in SIR work, and Anganwadi worker, during the Gram Sabha held on November 29, 2025, in the Gram Panchayat Bichhiyatola, is now being taken seriously at the administrative level. Sushmita Tiwari was having a formal discussion with Sarpanch Sonkunwar regarding the child marriage-free oath program in the Gram Sabha, when the Sarpanch's husband interrupted and not only disrupted the proceedings of the meeting, but also insulted the dignity of the meeting by misbehaving.

Even before this, a case of preventing Sarpanch Sonkuwar from signing the SIR panchnama process, conducted under the Election Commission of India, has come to light. Following the complaint, Kelhari Tehsildar Satrupa Sahu intervened and clearly instructed the Sarpanch's husband that the Sarpanch's signature on the panchnama is absolutely mandatory in the SIR process and that no one can unauthorisedly obstruct government work.

After being rude to the BLO and Anganwadi worker engaged in SIR work, Sarpanch's husband Deep Narayan appeared at the Sub-Divisional Magistrate's office in Kelhari and apologized verbally and in writing for his behavior before SDM Indira Mishra.

SDM Indira Mishra, while accepting the apology, issued a stern warning that the administration considers any incident of misbehavior, obstruction, or pressure against any official or employee engaged in government work a serious crime. She clearly stated that any such incident that occurs in the future will result in strict and immediate action by the administration.

Raipur: Rail passengers are facing renewed difficulties. Ten trains passing through Chhattisgarh will be cancelled for three days. Non-interconnectivity work will be carried out between the Nipania and Bhatapara stations of the Raipur Railway Division for the commissioning of automatic signaling. Consequently, the railway administration has cancelled ten trains originating from Chhattisgarh, including all local trains.

According to the Railways, seven passenger trains will be cancelled from December 6th to 7th, and three trains will be cancelled from December 7th to 8th. This will increase the difficulties for daily train passengers. Passengers travelling between Bilaspur and Raipur and Korba will be affected. The Railways is continuously using modern and advanced technology. The focus is on improving the timing of passenger trains. They claim that they are controlling traffic more effectively.

Raipur:  A sensational case has emerged from Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh. The director of a renowned coaching center in the city committed suicide . Fed up with his wife's extramarital affair and her lover's false accusations, he hanged himself on Friday afternoon.

The incident took place in Shailendra Nagar, under the jurisdiction of the Kotwali police station in the capital. The deceased has been identified as Vasudev Chandra (56), a resident of Shailendra Nagar. Vasudev Chandra was the operator of the Vasu Coaching Center, located in the Kotwali police station area. On Friday afternoon, Vasudev Chandra committed suicide by hanging himself.

According to reports, Vasudev Chandra had been running a coaching center in Raipur for several years. He was a very calm person and had no conflicts with anyone. Everything was normal on Friday. He was preparing for class. But suddenly, in the afternoon, he hanged himself. Around 12 noon, coaching center staff discovered Vasudev hanging. They immediately informed the police.

The reason for death was stated in the suicide note and video.

Upon receiving the information, police arrived at the scene and began investigating. They took the body into custody and sent it for a post-mortem. They also found a suicide note at the scene, in which the deceased blamed his wife, her mother, brother, and her lover for his death. Furthermore, he also made a video in which he revealed that his wife was having an illicit relationship with another man.

Allegations against wife and in-laws

The deceased said in the video, "Ever since I got married, my wife has been harassing me. She also harasses my parents. My wife had an extramarital affair since marriage. When I protested, she started fighting. His wife and her lover, along with his in-laws, were constantly harassing him. They were trying to trap him in a false property dispute case. Later, it was discovered that she had married someone else. Fed up with all this, he committed suicide."

Not only this, the deceased's T-shirt read, "Game over" and "Zindagi ka kar liya game over, betrayed in relationships, so gave up on life." This incident has shocked everyone. Police are currently investigating the matter. Family members are being questioned.