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20 IPS, 67 HPS officers shifted
Minor raped by friend’s brother
Sikhs protest against Sajjan’s acquittal
Arhtiyas block road against slow lifting of wheat
Speaker forms 15 Assembly panels
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Blood bank allowed to hold camps
Fatehabad village shows the way on better girlchild ratio
Commercial complex sealed in Fatehabad
NCP to contest Kurukshetra, Karnal Lok Sabha seats
HBSE to provide copy of answersheets
6 hurt in people, demolition team clash
4 mobile phones seized from jail
3 killed in road mishaps
BJP cell takes up matter with NHRC
Papers from telecom office seized
Man gets life term for killing girl
HJC demands action against illegal industrial units
Decision to grant Cabinet Minister status to ex-CMs flayed
20 youth booked for attack
INLD blames UPA govt for Sarabjit’s death
Centre approves second phase of road scheme
UHBVN consumer forum to visit cities
Court holds four youths guilty of Dalit girl’s rape School board to provide
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20 IPS, 67 HPS officers shifted
Chandigarh, May 3 Mata Ravi Kiran, DIG, State Vigilance Bureau, has been given the additional charge of DIG, Lokayukta. Bharti Arora, SP/SCB, Gurgaon, has been posted as DCP Traffic, Gurgaon. Saurabh Singh, SP/CID, has been posted as SP, Sirsa, in place of Rajshree Singh, who goes as Commandant, 3rd Battalion, HAP, Hisar, in place of Hamid Akhtar, who has been posted as the Commandant, 1st Battalion, HAP, and SP Telecom in addition. Hardeep Singh Doon, SP/SCB, Panchkula, has been posted as SP/CID. Rajinder Kumar, Commandant, 2nd battalion, HAP, has been posted as SP, HVPNL. Sibash Kabiraj, SP, Commando, has been posted as SP, Yamunanagar, in place of Mitesh Jain, who has been posted as SP, Bhiwani. Y Puran Kumar, SP, Railways, has been posted as SP, Kurukshetra, in place of Rakesh Kumar Arya, who goes as SP, Palwal. Shashank Anand, SP, Karnal, has been posted as SP, Railways, whereas Simardeep Singh, SP, Bhiwani, has been posted as SP, Narnaul, in place of Abhishek Garg, who has been posted as SP, Karnal. Ashok Kumar, DCP (Urban), Ambala, has been posted as SP, Commando Naval, with additional charge of AIG, Traffic. Ram Kumar, Commandant, 1st Battalion, HAP, has been posted as SP, HAP, Madhuban, against a vacant post. Among the three Haryana Police Services (HPS) officers, Jagat Singh Hooda, SP, Palwal has been posted as DCP, Ballabgarh. Vinod Kaushik, DCP, Headquarters, Faridabad, has been posted as DCP (Urban), Ambala, whereas Krishan Murari, DCP, Traffic, Faridabad, has been posted as Commandant, 2nd Battalion, HAP. Vinod Kumar, ACP, Panchkula City, has been posted as DSP, Headquarters, Rewari. Purnima Singh will join as ACP, Panchkula City. Surinder Singh Bhoria, DSP, Headquarters, Karnal, has been posted as DSP, Headquarters, Kaithal, vice Taken Raj. Taken Raj goes as DSP, Guhla. Sunil Kumar Alaria will join as DSP, City, Karnal, vice Joginder Singh Rathee. Joginder Singh Rathee goes as DSP, Headquarters, Karnal, vice Surinder Singh Bhoria. Ashish Chowdhary will join as DSP, Headquarters, Mewat. Amit Bhatia will join as DSP, Headquarters, Bhiwani. Adarshdeep Singh will join as DSP, Headquarters, Jind, on the completion of training. Noopur Bishnoi will join as DSP, Kurukshetra. Karan Goyal will join as DSP, City, Rohtak, vice Virender Singh. Pushpa and Anil Kumar will join as DSPs, Rohtak. Dharna Yadav will join as DSP, City, Hisar. Tanya Singh will join as DSP, Panipat. Ajit Singh will join as DSP, Kharkhoda, Usha Devi as ACP, Detective, Gurgaon, Bharti Dabas as DSP, Karnal, Virender Singh as DSP, Rewari vice Anoop Singh. Sidharth Dhanda and Amit Dahiya would join as DSPs, Hisar. Vijender Singh, DSP, Jagadhari goes as DSP, Bilaspur, Phool Kumar, DSP, Headquarters, Yamunanagar, as DSP, Hathin. Sultan Singh, DSP, Headquarters, Sirsa, has been posted as DSP, Vigilance, HVPN. Rajinder Singh Sheoran, DSP, Barwala, has been posted DSP, CID. Dalbir Singh Yadav, DSP, CID, goes as DSP, City, Kaithal. Bali Singh, DSP, 4th Indian Reserve Battalion (IRB), has been posted as
DSP, Samalkha, vice Tahir Hussain. Rameshwar Lamba, DSP, Narwana goes as ACP, Headquarters, Faridabad, Virender Singh, DSP, City, Rohtak, as DSP, Safidon, Jagdish Kumar, DSP, 1st IRB, as DSP, Haryana Human Rights Commission, Dheeraj Setia, ACP, Panchkula, as DSP, 1st IRB, Virender Singh, ACP, Headquarters, Panchkula, as DSP, CID, Rajesh Kumar, DSP, Karnal, as DSP, Jagadhari. Baljinder Singh, ACP, Ambala Cantonment as DSP, Indri, Kushal Pal Singh, ACP, Barara as ACP, Kalka vice Krishan Kumar. Raj Kumar Walia, ACP, Headquarters, Ambala, has been posted as DSP, Headquarters GRP, Ambala Cantonment. Ravinder Kumar, DSP, Ellenabad, goes as DSP, 4th IRB, Manesar, against vacancy, Rahul Dev, DSP, RTC, Bhondsi, as ACP, Ambala Cantt, vice Baljinder Singh, Pooja Dabla as DSP, Sonepat, Pankhuri Kumar would join as ACP, Gurgaon, Hitesh Yadav as ACP, Manesar. Sandeep Kumar would join as ACP, Mujesar, Faridabad, on the completion of training, Poonam as ACP, Central Faridabad, on completion of training. Ram Chander Rathee, DSP, Beri, has been posted as ACP, NIT Faridabad. Jitender Gahlawat will join as DSP, Panipat, Dinesh Kumar, ACP, Tigaon, Faridabad, as ACP, Ballabgarh, Suresh Kumar Hooda, DSP, Loharu as ACP, Serai, Faridabad, Mohinder Kumar Sethi, ACP, Crime, Faridabad, as ACP, Barara, vice Kushal Pal Singh. Ramesh Pal, ACP, NIT Faridabad, has been posted as DSP, PTC, Sunaria, Darshan Lal, ACP, Sarai as
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Minor raped by friend’s brother
Hisar, May 3 The 14-year-old victim’s mother had lodged a complaint with the police against Anil that he took the help of his younger sister and raped her minor daughter. Anil’s younger sister and the victim were friends and Anil lived in a house near the victim’s house. The medical examination of the victim confirmed the commission of crime. The police booked him for rape and produced him before a court, which sent him to judicial custody. Woman misbehaved
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Sikhs protest against Sajjan’s acquittal
Karnal, May 3 The protesters also demanded fresh investigations into the case in which Sajjan Kumar was acquitted and said nothing less than death sentence for him was acceptable. Meanwhile, the BJP today started a signature campaign for death sentence to perpetrators of violence on Sarabjit Singh which caused his death and accused the Union Government of not handling the case properly to save Sarabjit Singh.The BJP leaders alleged that the attack in the jail was pre-planned and his death was the result of a deep-rooted conspiracy of Pakistan but the Indian Government did nothing to save him except issuing statements.
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Arhtiyas block road against slow lifting of wheat
Jhajjar, May 3 The protesters were persuaded to lift the blockade following the assurance made by HAFED officials that the process of lifting the wheat would be initiated immediately. The officials said the wheat bags were not lifted due to shortage of space in warehouses. Earlier, the arhtiyas convened a meeting in the market today morning and decided to block the road after lambasting the district authorities for not lifting wheat from the market despite procuring it several days ago. Executing the decision, they blocked the vehicular traffic on the Jhajjar-Jharli road after placing some obstacles there. The worst affected were those people who did job in different power plants at Jharli and take this road to their workplace. The protesters did not let them cross the road, hence the workers had to return to their homes. While talking to mediapersons, the protesting arhtiyas said they had to face a lot of difficulties due to the delay in the lifting of wheat crop from the market. “Agencies procured wheat from the farmers several days ago but are not shifting it to the warehouses. We have approached the authorities concerned in this regard but no one is paying any heed. Thus, we have to block the road to get our grievances redressed,” said the protesters. On getting information, HAFED officials rushed to the spot and persuaded the protesters to lift the blockade assuring that the lifting of wheat would be started soon.
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Speaker forms 15 Assembly panels
Chandigarh, May 3 A spokesman for the Haryana Vidhan Sabha said Kuldeep Sharma would be the ex-officio chairperson of the Rules Committee. Other members of the committee are MLAs Om Prakash Chautala, Raghuvir Singh Kadian, Sampat Singh, Venod Sharma, Krishan Pal Gujjar, Ashok Kumar Arora and Bharat Bhushan Batra. Deputy Speaker Akram Khan has been appointed as the ex-officio chairperson of the House Committee. Balbir Pal Shah, Raghubir Singh Tewatia, Pardeep Chaudhary and Dilbag Singh will be the other members of the committee. The Committee on Public Accounts has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Raghuvir Singh Kadian. Other members of the committee are MLAs Rao Yadavendra Singh, Rajinder Singh Joon, Bharat Bhushan Batra, Jai Tirath, Narender Sangwan, Saroj Mor, Prithi Singh and Kavita Jain. The Committee on Public Undertakings has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Anand Singh Dangi. Other members of the committee are MLAs Venod Sharma, Devender Kumar Bansal, Naresh Sharma, Anand Kaushik, Ashok Kashyap, Mamu Ram, Hari Chand Middha and Ghanshyam Dass. The Estimates Committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Rao Dharam Pal. The committee also comprises MLAs Balbir Pal Shah, Anil Vij, Savitri Jindal, Ajay Singh Chautala, Bishan Lal Saini, Zile Ram Sharma, Raghubir Singh Tewatia and Sher Singh Barshami. The Committee on Subordinate Legislation has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Jagbir Singh Malik. Other members of the committee are MLAs Om Parkash Jain, Sri Krishan Hooda, Mohammed Illyas, Rameshwar Dayal Rajoria, Ghanshyam Dass and the Advocate General, Haryana. The Committee on Government Assurances has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Ashok Kumar Arora. Other members of the committee are MLAs Jagbir Singh Malik, Sri Krishan Hooda, Naresh Selwal, Raghubir Singh Tewatia, Raj Pal Bhukhri, Subhash Chaudhary, Parminder Singh Dhull and Mohammed Illyas. The Library Committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Rajinder Singh Joon. The committee also comprises MLAs Sri Krishan Hooda, Raghbir Singh Badhra, Bahadur Singh and Kali Ram Patwari. The Committee on Petitions has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra. Other members of the committee are MLAs Aftab Ahmed, Raj Pal Bhukhri, Zile Ram Sharma, Ashok Kashyap, Phool Singh Kheri and Krishan Lal Kamboj. The Committee on Welfare of SCs, STs and BCs has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Anil Dhantori. Other members of the committee are MLAs Jagdish Nayar, Zile Ram Sharma, Naresh Selwal, Shakuntla Khatak, Dharam Singh, Charanjeet Singh Rori, Naseem Ahmed and Ganga Ram. MLA Sampat Singh has been appointed as the chairperson of the Committee on Privileges. Other members of the committee are MLAs Anand Singh Dangi, Naresh Sharma, Rao Dharam Pal, Sumita Singh, Anand Kaushik, Rajbir Singh, Raghbir Singh, Phool Singh Kheri and Prithi Singh. The Committee on Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Anand Kaushik. Other members of the committee are MLAs Anand Singh Dangi, Ashok Kumar, Krishan Lal Panwar, Krishan Pal Gujjar, Jagbir Singh Malik, Aftab Ahmed, Jai Tirath and Parminder Singh Dhull. The Committee on Public Health, Irrigation and Power has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Aftab Ahmed. Other members of the committee are MLAs Sampat Singh, Venod Sharma, Anil Vij, Ram Pal Majra, Abhey Singh Chautala, Rao Yadavendra Singh, Zile Ram Sharma and Dharam Pal Obra. The Committee on Food and Supplies has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA Raghubir Singh Tewatia. The committee also comprises MLAs Savitri Jindal, Krishan Lal Panwar, Om Parkash Jain, Anand Kaushik, Raj Pal Bhukhri, Pradeep Chaudhary, Rajbir Singh and Renuka Bishnoi. The Committee on Social Justice and Women and Child Development has been constituted under the chairmanship of MLA DK Bansal. Other members of the committee are MLAs Balbir Pal Shah, Ashok Kumar Arora, Shakuntla Khatak, Dharam Singh, Naresh Selwal, Krishan Lal Kamboj, Saroj Mor and Ghanshyam Dass.
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Blood bank allowed to hold camps
Sirsa, May 3 Dr RM Arora, director of the Shiv Shakti Blood Bank said this here today. Earlier, the health department had suspended the licence and restrained the blood bank from holding camps after some irregularities were found during its inspection in June last year. After the blood bank rectified the irregularities, the Health Department had revoked its licence, but did not allow it to hold camps. Local doctors and kin of thalassaemia children had met Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Sirsa MP Ashok Tanwar requesting them to allow the blood bank to hold camps.
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Fatehabad village shows the way on better girlchild ratio
Fatehabad, May 3 Presiding over a meeting of the advisory committee under the Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PNDT) Act today, civil surgeon Dr Suraj Bhan Kamboj said the village would get Rs 5 lakh as the award for this feat. Earlier, Mehuwala was awarded Rs 1 lakh for topping the sex ratio chart in the district. Now, with the village recording the highest sex ratio in the state, the Health Department has sent the name of Bangaon village with a ratio of 1,427 females every 1,000 males for granting it the award for the best village in this regard in the district. Dr Kamboj said under a new amendment to the rules, the fees for registration of an ultrasound centre had been hiked from The civil surgeon said the health authorities had been conducting raids to check the misuse of the ultrasound technique from time to time and action had been initiated against violators. Dr Kamboj said a case had been registered against a doctor in the district after he was found conducting ultrasound tests in an unauthorised manner. Deputy Civil Surgeon Dr TR Mittal, Dr Preeti Raheja and advisory committee members Usha Dhiya, Suvarsha Mehta and Surinder Singh were also present on the occasion.
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Commercial complex sealed in Fatehabad
Fatehabad, May 3 The DC had written to the police as well as the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) in this regard. Hundreds of buildings have mushroomed on the industrial sector of the HUDA spread over 192 acres of land where this commercial complex is coming up. The Deputy Commissioner said unauthorised construction would not be allowed and action would be initiated against those who had carried out constructions in violation of the building bylaws of HUDA or other authorities.
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NCP to contest Kurukshetra, Karnal Lok Sabha seats
Karnal, May 3 The meeting unanimously resolved that Pal was the most suitable person to contest the Lok Sabha polls from Kurukshetra as people want honest and upright candidate to represent them, state general secretary of the party Om Prakash Bakshi said. The meeting discussed the present political scenario, changing political alliances and strategy for the Lok Sabha polls. The decision of the NCP to contest two Lok Sabha seats clearly indicates that the party was not keen to expand the alliance with the Congress outside Maharashtra. However, the meeting did not decide about extending support to any party in the remaining eight seats. The party would decide the candidate for the Karnal seat in due course as political environment was conducive for the state NCP and its mass base was expanding fast, Bakshi added. |
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HBSE to provide copy of answersheets
Bhiwani, May 3 The board has taken this decision on a recent decision of the Supreme Court of India in this regard. A spokesperson of the board said any candidate could apply for a photocopy of his or her answer sheet by depositing a fee of Rs 500. A photocopy of the answer sheet would be made available to the candidate within 30 days of the request. The candidate will have to give an undertaking that he will not challenge the level of evaluation. However, if the candidate finds some mistake in the re-totaling of marks, or if some question has remained unevaluated, he can approach the board and the mistake will be rectified without any additional fee.
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6 hurt in people, demolition team clash
Gurgaon, May 3 A special team of the MC pulled down two houses much to the annoyance of residents who came on roads and allegedly started throwing stones at officials and the police and even damaged JCB machine. The police after issuing many warnings had to resort to lathi charge to disperse the residents. The entire incident left six, including a policeman, injured. The violence sparked off when a special team, headed by MC Joint Commissioner Veena Hooda and Anju Chowdhary, reached the area to bring down illegal constructions in 900 sq metres of ammunition depot. The team had pulled down parts of two houses in phase three. The team had visited the place earlier also but had to return owing to resistance by the residents. The came again today along with the police.
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4 mobile phones seized from jail
Rohtak, May 3 Earlier, eight mobile phones had been seized during such operation on February 11. The police has seized around 55 mobiles and Sim cards since January 2012. According to a police spokesperson, a team led by a DSP raided the jail complex near Sunarian village this morning after reports that mobile phones were being used by some inmates. |
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3 killed in road mishaps
Kaithal, May 3 Rajesh Kumar and Ramesh Chand were killed when a motorcycle on which they were riding was hit by a tractor on the road between Habri and Sanch villages. The third person riding on the motorcycle, Sunil Kumar from Tikri village in Kurukshetra district, was seriously injured in the accident. Both the deceased were residents of Habri village. The tractor owner managed to escape with the vehicle after the accident. In another incident, three-year-old Naman was killed when an auto rickshaw, in which he was travelling in with his mother, overturned near Jat School here. Naman's mother, Suman, escaped with minor injuries. — OC |
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BJP cell takes up matter with NHRC
Sirsa, May 3 The incident had occurred on May 1. Debris of the ceiling of the dilapidated room fell on Shashi Bala, who was teaching Class XII students in the room. The Tribune had published a news item "Sirsa teacher hurt as part of ceiling caves in" in these columns yesterday. Sending a clipping of the news item to the Chairman of the NHRC, RP Malhotra, state convener of the Human Rights Cell of the BJP, has requested him to take suo motu action in this case. Malhotra said it was the height of callousness of the authorities that despite repeated reminders by the school management committee, the authorities failed to take note of the rundown condition of the building putting the lives of children in peril.
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Papers from telecom office seized
Faridabad, May 3 Deputy Commissioner of Police Devender Singh said the police team investigating the case was analysing the evidence collected against the accused. A woman officer of the rank of the DSP, Pankhuri Kumar, is heading the investigation. According to Singh, the accused will be interrogated and possibly arrested after sufficient evidence against him was collected. He asserted that the investigation would be completed soon. An FIR against the accused was registered on Wednesday night on the complaint of the victim, who is a junior telecom officer posted here. The victim alleged that she was being harassed by Srivastava since 2009. Meanwhile, the employees union of the telecom department today demanded immediate arrest of the accused.
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Man gets life term for killing girl
Sonepat, May 3 According to the case file report, the victim was standing outside her residence on July 13, 2011 when the accused, along with two other accomplices, came on a motorcycle and threw acid on the girl and sped away. The girl was rushed to a hospital where she succumbed to the burn injuries. The girl’s mother lodged a complaint with the police and alleged that Sanjay, alias Kala, of the Shastri colony threw acid on her daughter. She also alleged that Sanjay was married and had proposed to marry her daughter. When the victim refused to marry him, Sanjay threw acid on her.
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HJC demands action against illegal industrial units
Faridabad, May 3 Senior HJC leader Ekram Khan met Abhey Singh Yadav, Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation Faridabad (MCF), along with agitated residents on the issue. The residents, bulk of them from the NIT area, submitted a memorandum to Yadav urging immediate action against the illegal units. They pointed out that the units spread pollution, affecting the general health of the populace. They further alleged that the units do not keep regular timings with regard to their operations. Consequently, the sound pollution late in the evening affect studies of their children. During their meeting with Yadav, the residents were critical of the role of the officials of the MCF. Some of them alleged of collusion between a section of MCF officials and the unit owners. Khan warned that the residents will be forced to launch an agitation if the authorities did to take remedial measures urgently.
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Decision to grant Cabinet Minister status to ex-CMs flayed
Hisar, May 3 “Had his intentions been to respect the former Chief Ministers, he would have taken this decision eight years ago when Bansi Lal, Bhajan Lal and Rao Birender Singh were alive,” Abhay said. — TNS |
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20 youth booked for attack
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INLD blames UPA govt for Sarabjit’s death
Kurukshetra, May 3 Arora said besides the Pakistan government, the UPA government’s failure is fully responsible for the death of Sarabjit. He said taking the responsibility of his death, Congress leaders and the UPA government should have submitted their resignations with immediate effect. Arora, on behalf of the INLD, expressed condolence on the sad demise of Sarabjit.
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Centre approves second phase of road scheme
Chandigarh, May 3 The Haryana Government was actively pursuing the issue of sharing the expenditure with the Centre in this ratio. Haryana Chief Minister had also written a letter in this regard to the Prime Minister. |
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UHBVN consumer forum to visit cities
Chandigarh, May 3 A spokesman said here that the proceedings of the CGRF would be held at Yamunanagar on May 28, Ambala on May 8 and 29, Kurukshetra on May 10 and 31. They would also visit Jhajjar, Sonepat, Jind, Panipat, Kaithal, Rohtak and Karnal on May 6, 13, 16, 20, 22, 24 and 27. The consumers from distant places would not be required to go to the forum office at Panchkula for redressal of their grievances. The CGRF will take all grievances/complaints of consumers like billing problem, voltage complaints, problems in metering, disconnection and reconnection of power supply, interruptions, failure of power supply, efficiency, safety, reliability and non-compliance of the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission orders.
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Court holds four youths guilty of Dalit girl’s rape Hisar, May 3 The court acquitted four other youths charged with the gangrape and absolved two others from the charge of harbouring the rapists. The court will announce the quantum of sentence tomorrow. The rape victim fainted and was shifted to General Hospital, Hisar, in an unconscious condition after knowing the court verdict. She was later discharged from the hospital in the afternoon, where she said she was not satisfied with the court's verdict. Even the counsel for the convicts said he would appeal against the order once the court announced order on the quantum of punishment. Those convicted are Pawan, Vikas, Baljit and Raj Kumar, all residents of Dabra village. The court acquitted Anil, Mohinder and Kuldeep of the village and Sunil from Mangali village from the charges of rape. Suresh from Thua and Rajesh from Sultanpur, who were booked for harbouring rape accused, were also acquitted by the court. As per an FIR registered by the police on September 19, 2012, the victim had taken an auto to go to Patel Nagar, Hisar, on September 9. On her way, a village youth Mohinder met her and offered to drop her at Patel Nagar on his motorcycle. However, he took the girl to the fields of Satrod village, where some other youths came and gang-raped her.
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School board to provide
copy of answersheets Bhiwani, May 3 The board has taken this decision on a recent decision of the Supreme Court of India in this regard. A spokesperson of the board said any candidate could apply for a photocopy of his or her answer sheet by depositing a fee of Rs 500. A photocopy of the answer sheet would be made available to the candidate within 30 days of the request. The candidate will have to give an undertaking that he will not challenge the level of evaluation. However, if the candidate finds some mistake in the re-totaling of marks, or if some question has remained unevaluated, he can approach the board and the mistake will be rectified without any additional fee. |
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Hundreds of Sikhs today joined the protests against the "killing" of Sarabjit Singh in Pakistan jail and acquittal of former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.
High drama prevailed in Ashok Vihar area today where residents went on rampage against anti-encroachment drive being conducted in 900 sq metres of ammunition depot.
