HISAR
Training course: A two-week training
course on project planning concluded at CCS,
Haryana Agricultural University. Mr Dharamvir,
Commissioner, Hisar division and Vice- Chancellor
of Guru Jambeshwar University, said no project
would yield the expected results unless the
manpower involved in its implementation was fully
trained. The course conducted by the Academy of
Agricultural Research and Educational Management
was meant for officers of the state Agriculture
Department.Power shortage:
The Pradesh Congress Committee executive member,
Ms Shalini Atri, has expressed concern over the
frequent power failures in the city. In a
statement, she said that while on one hand the
government was claiming to provide round the
clock power to people from July 1, it was unable
to provide regular power supply. She said that in
most of the rural areas, the powercuts lasted for
12 hours.
KURUKSHETRA
Offer: Ex-Army servicemen of this
district, in a unanimously passed resolution at
an ex-army servicemen sammelan held at Sainik
Rest House here on Saturday offered the services
of all able-bodied ex-servicemen for the security
of country. Stating this here on Sunday, Member,
Haryana Rajya Sainik Board and President, Haryana
Ex-Servicemen League, Kurukshetra, Colonel Pratap
Singh (retd), said the sammelan also paid rich
tributes to those soldiers who sacrificed their
lives in Kargil.
ROHTAK
Liquor seized: The Jhajjar police seized
over 3500 bottles of Indian-made-foreign liquor
(IMFL) being smuggled in a Canter on Friday and
arrested two persons, including the Canter
driver, besides impounding the vehicle.
Cases
solved: The district police has claimed
to have solved two cases of dacoity and 11 cases
of snatching and recovered stolen property worth
Rs 3.95 lakh during the past month. Mr
P.K.Agrawal, SSP, said 3,613 bottles of illicit
liquor, 1,262 bottles of English wine and 2,034
liquor pouches were recovered and 33 cases were
registered in this connection. Besides, four
country-made pistols and two revolvers were
seized and nine cases were registered under the
Arms Act during the period.
Elected:
The following have been elected office-bearers of
the HUDA Karamchari Maha Sangh: President- Mr
Ishwar Singh; Vice-Presidents — Mr Balraj
Singh and Mr Tejbir Singh; Secretary — Mr
Ajmer Singh; and Treasurer — Mr Girwar
Singh.
SIRSA
Bail rejected: Mr K.K.Chopra, Additional
District and Sessions Judge, rejected
anticipatory bail applications of Kalu Ram of
Talwara village in this district his two sons,
two daughters and two sons-in-law here on
Saturday. A criminal case was registered against
them under Sections 323,324,452,34, IPC, at
Ellenabad police station on June 7, on a
complaint lodged by Baga Ram of the same village
in which he alleged that he was seriously injured
with sharp-edged weapons by his brother accused
Kalu Ram and his six family members. The Judge
has also summoned Dr Vijay Kumar Mehta of Primary
Health Centre Ellenabad on charge of issuing a
false medico-legal report in this case.
Girls
recovered: The Dabwali police recovered
two teenaged sisters of Panniwala Morikan village
in this district from Katkapura on Saturday. In a
complaint lodged with the police Haken Singh,
father of girls, alleged Sukhvant Kaur, sister of
his wife and her husband in connivance with their
sons Iqbal Singh and Harminder Singh kidnapped
the victims on May 31 and also raped them. The
police has registered a case under Sections
363,366,376,34, IPC and has arrested Sukhvant
Kaur, her husband Gurdev Singh and Iqbal Singh
and Harminder Singh.
Sangh:
Following have been elected office-bearers of the
Haryana Government Chalak Sangh, local unit:
President — Mr Kishori Lal Mehta;
Senior-Vice-President — Mr Rajbir Singh;
Vice-President — Mr Prithipal; General
Secretary — Mr Karish Singh; Joint Secretary
— Mr Jasvir Singh and Treasurer — Mr
Ravinder Kumar.
Dead:
Subhash Chander, an electrician with the Haryana
Roadways died at Civil Hospital here on Saturday.
According to sources he reportedly consumed some
poisonous substance taken from a medical store
here on Wednesday last when he was returning back
to his house from his duty and was hospitalised,
where he died later.
SONEPAT
Threat: Mr Ramesh Dagar, Chairman of the
Sonepat Zila Parishad, along with 16 other
members, has decided to resign in protest against
the failure of the state government to enforce
the Panchayati Raj Act effectively. According to
sources, the state government or the district
administration so far had not received the
resignation letters of Mr Dagar and others.
However, sources close to Mr Dagar, have stated
that if the state government failed to enforce
the Act effectively, these resignations would be
sent to the Haryana Governor, Mr Mahabir Prasad,
after a week.
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