Shahjahanpur News: वन स्टॉप सेंटर पर दिया मेहंदी का प्रशिक्षण

Shahjahanpur’s One-Stop Centre launched mehndi training for survivors while police arrested three men for attempting to assault two minors. Voting infrastructure expanded to 14 centres, but bus stand relocations disrupted daily commutes. Meanwhile, diphtheria cases surged, and pension payments reached 2,500 elderly citizens. Voting expanded to 14 centres after adding four new polling stations. Bus stands relocated before excavation, leaving passengers stranded all day.

Five diphtheria cases confirmed; patients admitted to medical college. 2,500 senior citizens receive pensions via direct bank transfers. One-Stop Centre now provides vocational training; 14 polling stations now operational; bus stands moved pre-excavation to avoid future disruptions. Survivors gain economic empowerment through mehndi training, but public safety risks rise with unaddressed harassment cases. Displaced bus stands create logistical chaos for residents, while confirmed diphtheria cases demand urgent public health action.

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