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Murder case solved, NRI husband held
Youth murdered, 1 held
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Youth found dead
Better buildings for docs and students on DC’s agenda
4th suvidha camp held
Shiv Sena (Hindustan) to contest 30 assembly seats
Shaheed-e-Azam Punjab Sports
Educational tour welcomed
Table tennis players selected
Schedule Castes’ rally on Jan 3
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Murder case solved, NRI husband held
Jalandhar, December 31 The ADCP-I, Dr S.K. Kalia, said Rajinder Singh, a resident of Makhdoompura, had been evading the arrest ever since he committed the crime on September 6 and a case under Section 302 of the IPC was registered against him at Division No 4 police station. “He has admitted that he had also killed Gurjit Singh of Jabbowal village, near Baba Bakala, and Naseeb Singh of Rayya on November 11 and a case in this regard was registered at Beas police station,” said Kalia. He said Rajinder Singh remained untraced after the murder of his wife. He was tracked down only after his in-laws registered a complaint of receiving threatening calls and SMSs from his mobile phone, said Kalia. Kalia said apprehending that Rajinder might attack his in-laws, the police had provided security cover to the family. Rajinder Singh was nabbed last night, while he was roaming near his in-laws house in the Ashok Vihar locality, he added. Jatinder Singh, SHO, Police Division No 4, said to evade arrest, Rajinder had fled to Nepal from where he tried to fly away to Italy. Since the police had already issued a look-out circular (LOC) for him, he could not board a flight from Nepal.
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Youth murdered, 1 held
Batala, December 31 Gurdeep Singh, SSP, told mediapersons here today that Rajesh Kumar, resident of the local Khanda Khola, complained to the police that his brother-in-law Roor Chand (25), resident of the local Ohri Chowk, was murdered by Shyam, Gaurav, residents of Ohri Chowk, and one unknown person. The SSP said Gaurav Kumar, alias Goru, was arrested and the body of Roor Chand handed over to the family members after postmortem at the Civil Hospital. A case under Sections 302 and 34 of the IPC was registered.
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Youth found dead
Jalandhar, December 31 The police has initiated the inquest proceeding in this context. The SHO of the area, Sukhpal Singh, revealed that after noticing the body in the area, residents of the locality informed the police. The police found a slip of a money exchanger from Prabhdeep’s pocket. “When we contacted the address mentioned on the slip, it was found that the address was of his maternal grandparents with whom he was living at
Nakodar,” he added. He said the body was sent for postmortem. He revealed that one of Prabhdeep’s relative dropped him near the Dakoha railway level crossing around 4.30 pm yesterday. Prime facie it seems a case of narcotic’s overdose or suicide
as there was no sign of injury on the deceased’s body, he added. |
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Better buildings for docs and students on DC’s agenda
Hoshiarpur, December 31 Tarnaich was addressing a meeting of the District Grievances Committee here yesterday. He also instructed the District Food and Supply Controller to ensure the regular supply of refilled cooking gas cylinders to consumers, to avoid any inconvenience to them. He instructed them to make regular checking of the supply record of LPG agency holders and to take stern action against those who were selling refilled LPG cylinders in the black market. He further instructed the executive officer of the Municipal Council to take effective steps to control the menace of stray animals. He appealed to NGOs to provide warm clothes to the unprivileged, who had taken shelter at the railway stations, bus stands or footpaths etc, during the chilly weather. Later, he listened to the grievances of the public. As many as 25 complaints were reported in the meeting of which 17 were disposed of on the spot. The remaining complaints had been sent to the departments concerned for immediate disposal. |
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4th suvidha camp held
Hoshiarpur, December 31 Disclosing this while addressing the fourth people suvidha camp at Chabbewal, 8 km from here, today, Deputy Commissioner Dharam Dutt Tarnach said these suvidha camps had been proving very successful for the quick disposal of the public complaints. As many as 56 complaints were received in today’s camp, of which majority of them were disposed of and the remaining would be settled within a week. As many as 280 applications for preparing driving licences, 25 for ration cards, 75 for getting death or birth certificates and 29 for getting pensions under various schemes were received today, for which necessary action had been initiated to complete the work. Revenue papers of 276 applicants were attested on the occasion and medical check-up of 150 persons was done by a team of government doctors. The fifth suvidha camp would be held on January 9, 2011, at Mahilpur. The SSP, Rakesh Aggarwal, said out of 155 new and old complaints, 152 had been disposed of on the spot today. Out of 12 cases of issuing police clearance certificates, seven were cleared on the spot. Officials of various government departments were present on the occasion.
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Shiv Sena (Hindustan) to contest 30 assembly seats
Phagwara, December 31 Addressing a news conference at Shri Hanuman Garrhi here on Friday morning, party national president Pawan Gupta said though the Hindus played a vital role in the formation of the state government, the community is being ignored by all political parties including the Congress, Akali Dal and BJP. Gupta, who is leading a ‘Vishal Hindu Chetna Rath Yatra’ began from Patiala on December 11 and would conclude on January 9 at Shri Durgiana Mandir, Amritsar, alleged that Hindu issues were being politicised by different political parties only for their vote banks. Gupta demanded, compensation and other facilities to all Hindus of Punjab who were victims of militancy on the pattern of victims of the ‘anti-Sikh’ riots and formation of an all-India Hindu temples management Act.
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Shaheed-e-Azam Punjab Sports Our Correspondent
Hoshiarpur, December 31 Presidents, general secretaries of the games’ associations and their coaches would select the players. Only players born in the district or those players of other districts who are doing service in Hoshiarpur could participate in the trials.
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Operation Sadbhavana
Pathankot, December 31 The aim of the tour is national integration and to introduce the children to the wonders of the country they belong to, thus installing in them a sense a pride for the nation. This tour has left everlasting memories on the impressionable minds of these young students. It was highly educative for the students and has helped in strengthening the secular fabric of the country. |
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Table tennis players selected
Jalandhar, December 30 Honorary secretary of the association, Pankaj Sharma said Nikhul Saini, Ayush, Vikas Misra and Suryansh have been selected as the boy cadets, while Jassi, Sejal Gupta, Navcirth and Kashish have been selected as the girl cadets. In the sub junior boys, Prabhjot, Harnoor, Karanvir Palil and Rupam have been selected and Saima, Neha, Jassi and Vasundra were selected in the sub junior girls.
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Schedule Castes’ rally on Jan 3
Jalandhar, December 31 Gyan Sultanpuri, a representative of the committee, said members of Schedule Castes from Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Nawanshahr and Hoshiarpur would participate in the rally and impress upon the state government to appoint Schedule Caste lecturers as principals.
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With the arrest of an NRI, the city police has solved the Aarti murder case. Italy-based NRI Rajinder Singh had allegedly done his wife Aarti, a resident of Makhdoompura, to death in September.
