Chandigarh Gazette, No. 104, 24 August 2022

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Chandigarh Administration Gazette

Published by Authority

NO. 104] CHANDIGARH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 2022 ( BHADRA 02, 1944 SAKA) OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, U.T., CHANDIGARH

Order under Section 144 Cr. P.C.

The 23rd August, 2022

No. DM/MA/2022/20266.—Whereas, movement of various V.V.I.Ps is expected on 24.08.2022 in U.T., Chandigarh. In view of emerging threats due to recent trends of carrying out terrorist attacks by using Drones fitted with Improvised Explosive Devices by anti-national elements and keeping in view of the security of V.V.I.Ps and general public, it becomes imperative to declare the area of U.T., Chandigarh as "No Flying Zone" for the purpose of Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (U.A.V.s) & also to impose prohibition on carrying of arms and ammunition in U.T., Chandigarh.

Now therefore, considering above, I, Vinay Pratap Singh, I.A.S., District Magistrate, U.T., Chandigarh, exercising the power conferred upon me under section 144 of the Cr. P.C., do hereby orders that the whole of Union Territory, Chandigarh shall be "No Flying Zone" for the purpose of flying of Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (U.A.V.s). It is further ordered that there shall be prohibition on carrying of any type of arms and ammunitions in the Union Territory, Chandigarh.

This order shall not be applicable on Law enforcement agencies including Police, Para-Military, Air Force and S.P.G. personnel.

This order shall remain in force from 23.08.2022 up-to and including 24.08.2022. In view of the emergent nature of this order, it is being issued ex parte and is addressed to the public in general. Any breach of this order would invite action under section 188 of the I.P.C. and other relevant provisions of Law.

This order shall be promulgated by affixing copy thereof on the notice board of the office of the under-signed as well as the District Courts, Chandigarh and by publication in local newspapers through the office of the D.P.R., Chandigarh.

Given under my hand and seal on 23.08.2022.

VINAY PRATAP SINGH, I.A.S., District Magistrate,

Chandigarh.

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CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION

REVENUE DEPARTMENT

(DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION AND REVENUE BRANCH)

Notification

The 10th August, 2022

No. 50221-HIII(5)/2022/12736.—As per directions of the Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi issued vide their D.O letter dated 22.06.2022, the Worthy Advisor to the Administrator, Chandigarh Administration is pleased to set up the following Committees regarding "creation of Agristack-Digital Agriculture" in Union Territory of Chandigarh. In the initial stage of setting up Agristack, three basic building blocks consisting of the following important IT system/ databases will have to be put in place by the States :

a) Farmers database with dynamic linking of Land Records.

b) Geo referencing of Village Maps.

c) GIS base Real Time Crop Survey.

1. Steering Committee:—

i) Advisor to the Administrator, UT., Chandigarh.

.. Chairperson ii) Secretary Revenue , U.T., Chandigarh .. Member iii) Secretary Agriculture, U.T., Chandigarh .. Member iv) Secretary Information Technology, U.T., Chandigarh .. Member v) Any other Secretary who will be related to this work alongwith .. Member representative from Government of India

Note: This Committee will meet once in two months to review the

progress of the work done in the Union Territory, Chandigarh.

2. Implementation Committee :—

i) Secretary Revenue , U.T., Chandigarh .. Co-chairperson ii) Secretary Agriculture, U.T., Chandigarh .. Co-chairperson iii) Deputy Commissioner, U.T., Chandigarh .. Member iv) Director Agriculture, U.T., Chandigarh .. Member v) Director Information Technology, U.T., Chandigarh .. Member Note: This Committee will be responsible for day to day

implementation of these three tasks and will meet once in a month.

Chandigarh, dated

DHARAM PAL, IAS, The 1st August, 2022

Adviser to the Administrator,

UT, Chandigarh.

CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION

LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT

Notification

The 23rd August, 2022

No. C-30213-FII(8)-2022/12400.—In exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 12 of the 'Union Territory of Chandigarh' Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Rules, 2015 the Administrator, Union Territory, Chandigarh is pleased to constitute a Town Vending Committee

The term of members of Town Vending Committee other than the government officials who shall be members in ex-officio capacity, shall be for five years from the date of their election or nomination.

NITIN KUMAR YADAV, IAS, Secretary Local Govt.,

Chandigarh Administration.

(TO BE SUBSTITUTED BEARING SAME NUMBER AND DATE)

CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION

HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

(Constitution of Anti-Narcotics Task Force)

The 15th June, 2022

No. 565763-HIII(2)-2022/9455-A.—Whereas it has been observed that during a period of time the menace of drug peddling, distribution and abuse has been expanding day-by-day within the area of UT Chandigarh.

Such abuse of drugs is adversely impacting the progressive and dynamic character of a large population of UT Chandigarh, severely impairing socio-economic and physical health of our youth ;

2) Whereas a necessity has been felt to effectively check the supplies, distribution and abuse of drugs, particularly the synthetic drugs in the State, in a way to indicate zero tolerance and firm commitment to eradicate drug abuse from UT Chandigarh.

3) Accordingly, in compliance to the directive issued by Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India vide its order bearing No.I-12023/02/2017-NCB-II(Vol-I) dated 25.03.2022 and in supersession of notification bearing No.407-HIII(2)-2011/22694 dated 23.12.2011 issued by Chandigarh Administration in respect of creation of Anti-Narcotics Task Force, Chandigarh Administration has decided to restructure Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) with a view to broaden its objectives, functioning, approach in respect of enforcement of NDPS Act etc. The revised structure of this restructure Anti-Narcotics Task Force shall be as under :—

4) The Anti-Narcotics Task Force would dedicate itself to three-fold objectives noted below :—

(a) Criminal prosecution of all those indulging in drug peddling, supply and distribution;

(b) Rehabilitation with compassion and sympathy for those who have became habitual of drug intake consumption, and

(c) Mass awareness campaign and people's participation to inculcate social opprobrium for drugs to remove them from day-to-day life of the citizens, more temporarily the youth in the State.

5) The broad functions of the Anti-Narcotics Task Force would be as following :—

• to develop strategies, measures and methods to enforce the law against drug-trafficking, prevent drug abuse, rehabilitate the drug victims and co-ordinate with other governmental agencies and police units to achieve this objective;

• to work in coordination with all the Police Stations/Chokis, GRP and other police units and supervise the registration and investigation of cases under the charter of ANTF;

• to recommend disciplinary action and/or criminal action against the police, health and officials of other departments found involved in illegal/unlawful activities relating to drug-trafficking that come to its notice;

• to collect technical/human intelligence and maintain surveillance in accordance with the existing provisions of law, plan and execute special operations against drug traffickers through special ANTF force and also in association with other units of Chandigarh Police as well as other departments of the Chandigarh Administration.

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• to coordinate the work of different departments of Chandigarh Admn. regarding the above charter as per instructions of the Government issued from time to time;

• to commission or conduct data analysis and make recommendations to the Chandigarh Admn.

for necessary policy changes, and

• to perform such other duties as may be assigned by the Chandigarh Admn. from time to time.

(6) In its endeavor to achieve the stated objectives, the ANTF would pursue the following approach with regard to enforcement of relevant laws.

• Develop actionable intelligence and act on such intelligence to enforce the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. 1985 and all related criminal and civil laws to sever the drug supply lines by taking stringent action against the drug suppliers, dealers and peddlers;

• Guide, supervise, coordinate and monitor the action of the Chandigarh Police Police/other police units in enforcement of the Prevention of illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act 1988 and all related criminal and civil laws;

• Coordinate with various agencies at the level of Government of India including MHA, NCB, ED, IP, Cabinet Secretariat, etc. for effective enforcement of the Prevention of illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1988 and all related criminal and civil laws;

and

• Take measures to create a mass sentiment against the menace of drug abuse in the state and enlist the support of the public for efficient and effective law enforcement

7) The ANTF should prepare and maintain a data-base on drug peddlers which should also be regularly updated.

8) The ANTF will make assessment of the types of modern gadgets/equipments required for the detection of drugs/narcotics substances. Based on the above assessment, the task force should then put up case for the procurement of these gadgets/equipments.

9) Data sharing should be done with the NCB and the adjacent States. This should also be followed up with regular discussion with them.

10) As a preventive measure, ANTF will conduct the awareness generation programmes in collaboration with the Education Department, and reputed NGOs. Useful suggestions should then be taken up for implementation.

11) The ANTF would be provided required dedicated staff by the Chandigarh Police to carry out its task.

(12) The ANTF would operate and carry out its task through the Senior Superintendent of Police and other Police Personnel provided to it by the Chandigarh Police.

(13) The ANTF would pursue widespread awareness building and guidance programmes to guide the misguided youth particularly the poor and downtrodden to wean them away from this menace.

(14) The ANTF would aim to catch big dealers and distributors in drugs to eradicate drugs from the UT Chandigarh, while the poor consumers would be dealt with compassion and sympathy to mainstream their socio-economic life.

(15) The ANTF would train the staff of Police, Health and other Departments for their effective participation in awareness and guidance camps to wean away the youth from this spreading menace, In addition, the ANTF would also train village community volunteers to ensure that the drug peddlers/ dealers were not allowed to enter any of the rural urban habitations of UT Chandigarh for their ill-conceived motives.

(16) The ANTF would register and Investigate cases independently or in association with the Chandigarh Police under the provisions of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, the Prevention of Illicit Trafficking in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1988 and other related taws. All Police units/ districts/ GRP shall assist the ANTF in all aspects related to investigation. The Chairman ANTF may move proposals to the DGP, UT Chd. for approval to hand over, transfer and take over the investigation of any case relating to offences under the above laws from the local police.

(17) Technical Intelligence Units would be established in ANTF as per requirement from the existing resources of the Intelligence Wing of the Chandigarh Police or from other sources, with the approval of Chandigarh Administration.

(18) The ANTF would be provided arms and ammunition, technical gadgets and other special equipment, if any, by the Chandigarh Police.

(19) The resource support including man, material and machines, if any required by the ANTF, would be provided by the Chandigarh Police.

(20) The officers and staff provided to the ANTF would continue drawing their salaries and other allowances from their Chandigarh Police.

(21) The financial support, any required for the ANTF would be provided by the Department of Police. They may, if so required, raise additional demand for this purpose with the Finance Department, Chd. Admn. through the AD of Chandigarh Police.

(22) The ANTF would meet once a month and would submit fortnightly progress report to the Home Department, Chandigarh Administration.

(23) The Principal Secretary Home/Home Secretary, UT Chandigarh may review the progress/ action/interventions of the ANTF at regular periodic intervals.

(24) The ANTF may co-opt the representatives from Health Department, NCB Chandigarh, DRI and NGOs for the proper execution its functions.

(25) The ANTF shall also function as the NCROD Secretariat for UT Chandigarh and follow up on the compliance of the decision taken in the NCORD meetings at different levels.

This issues with the approval of Hon'ble Administrator, UT Chandigarh.

Chandigarh, dated

DHARAM PAL, IAS, The 10th June, 2022.

Adviser to the Administrator,

U.T., Chandigarh.

CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION

HOME DEPARTMENT

Notification

The 18th August, 2022

No. 13887-HIII(3)-2022/12628.—In partial modification of notification issued vide No. 346149- HIII(3)-2021/205-208 dated 06.01.2021, the committee constituted for reviewing the Model Prisons Manual, 2016, prepared by Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi, for adoption in the Union Territory of Chandigarh, shall consist of the following :—

Chandigarh, dated

NITIN KUMAR YADAV, IAS, The 16th August, 2022.

Home Secretary,

Chandigarh Administration.

CHANGE OF NAME

I, Asmita Kumari @ Ashmita Kumari, D/o Sanjeev Kumar, R/o # 45-Raipur Khurd, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Ashmita Srivastava.

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I, Geeta Singh, W/o Archi Prasad Singh, # 3327-A, Sector 31-D, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Gita Singh.

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I, Nidhi alias N Aggarwal, W/o Madhur Aggarwal, # 3128, Sector 28-D, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Nidhi Aggarwal.

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I, Savita, D/o Ishwar Banerjee, R/o 1027, Sector - 52, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Noor Banerjee.

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I, Arun Kumar, S/o Dayanand Pandey, # 1294, Sector 15-B, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Arun Kumar Pandey.

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I, Harjeet Singh alias Harjeet Singh Sethi, S/o Santokh Singh Sethi, # 3952, Sector 22-D, Chandigarh, have changed my name to Harjit Singh Sethi.

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I, Nisha Devi Kalia, W/o Sh. Ravi Kalia, R/o H. No. 2524, Top Floor, Sector 40-C, Chandigarh, have changed my name from Nisha Devi Kalia to Nisha Kalia.

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