EDUCATION

PU declares B.Ed, BA, BSc results
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH, Nov 14 — The results of the supplementary examination in Bachelor of Education course in Panjab University will be declared here tomorrow, an official press release said here today.

The examination was held in September and October earlier this year. Copies of the result gazette will be available at the enquiry counter on all working days. Telephonic enquires can also be made at 534818 and 784869 on all working days. The results of the supplementary examination in BA and B.Sc, part I, part II and part III have already been declared.

COURTS

Nada Sahib case adjourned till Jan 22
Tribune News Service

PANCHKULA, Nov 14 — The Chief Judicial Magistrate, Mr Ved Pal Gupta, adjourned the case of Nada Sahib for January 22 after an application was moved by the SGPC for impleading them as a party in the case.

Seeking adjournment, the SGPC stated that in the case where it was alleged that the “property of Gurdwara Nada Sahib was being misappropriated by the respondents Sarup Singh and others in collaboration with some influential persons’’.

In the application, it was added that being a custodian of the gurdwara and in its interest, the adjournment was sought since election to the office-bearers of the SGPC was slated for November 30.

It may be recalled that a clash between the ``task force’’ of the SGPC and villagers of Nada had taken place outside the gurdwara on October 1 over encroachment. In the clash, a number of shops were demolished and the district administration stepped in to resolve the matter.

After arriving at a compromise whereby the gurdwara management was required to pay compensation to villagers, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the two parties. This MoU was subsequently challenged in the court. 

HC tells CBI to supply papers to Jain
From Our Correspondent

CHANDIGARH, Nov 14 — Mr Justice Surinder Singh Nijjar of the Punjab and Haryana High Court today directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to supply documents to the former UT Home Secretary N.K. Jain who was arrested in a bribe case.

Handing down his one-and-half page order, Mr Justice Nijjar also directed the Special Judge of the CBI to frame charges against Mr Jain only after assuring himself that the desired documents had been supplied to him by the investigating agency.

Earlier, CBI’s Special Judge had declined Mr Jain’s plea to supply him the required documents. Mr Jain challenged Special Judge’s order in the high court and Mr Justice Nijjar allowed Mr Jain’s plea after the CBI Deputy Sp H.R. Chopra through his counsel Mr Rajan Gupta agreed to supply documents to Mr Jain listed in para 4 of his petition.

Disposing of the petition today Mr Justice Nijjar directed the CBI to supply documents to Mr Jain within seven days from today and also directed the trial court to delay the framing of charges against Mr Jain till the latter was supplied the requisite documents.

Servant decamps with cash
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH, Nov 14 — Acting on the complaint of a Sector 15 resident alleging the theft of cash by a Nepalese servant, the Chandigarh police has registered a case.

In his complaint before the police, Mr Jamna Dass alleged that Rs 11,681 were stolen from his house by Hemant of Babnaroo village in Nepal while he was away.

Taking up his complaint, the police has registered a case under Sector 381 of the IPC. Senior police officials, when contacted, said further investigations in the case were on.

Contractor booked

The police has booked the contractor and worker of the paid parking at the Sector 17 District Courts on the complaint of a Sector 46 resident, Mr Sanjiv Kumar. In his complaint before the police, he had alleged that his car, parked at the District Courts, was stolen. The police has registered a case under Section 406 of the IPC.

House burgled

In yet another case of house break, a Modern Complex resident alleged that Rs 55,000 were stolen from her house on the night of November 12. She added that the thieves entered her house after breaking open the locks. The police has registered a case under Section 457 and 380 of the IPC.

Motor cycle stolen

The theft of a motor cycle was reported to the police by Mr Karamjit Singh of Sector 11. In his complaint, he stated that the bike was parked outside a bhavan in Sector 24 when it was stolen. A case under Section 379 of the IPC has been registered.

Whisky pouches seized

As many as 40 pouches of whisky were recovered by the police after two Saharanpur residents were arrested from the Sector 17 inter state bus terminus. According to sources, the accused have been identified as Sunil Kumar and Om Parkash.

Assault case

SAS NAGAR:
The local police has registered a case against Avtar Singh for allegedly outraging the modesty of wife of Gurmeet Singh at his residence in Sector 70 here. The complainant in his statement said the suspect came to his wife in his absence. A case under Sections 354, 452 and 506 of the IPC has been registered against the suspect.

CULTURE

Photographic prints impress Jacob
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH, Nov 14 — The Punjab Governor and UT Administrator, Lt Gen JFR Jacob, (retd), today, visited the exhibition of photographs at the Punjab Kala Bhawan which showcases works of 30 photojournalists. The Governor was impressed by the high standards of professionalism and also the artistic quality of all the exhibits. He went around the show and saw each photograph. He also said that each picture was telling a complete story and the photojournalists must have worked very hard to capture the right mood at the right moment.

Appreciating the professionalism and patience shown by the photojournalists, the Governor said that their role was very important today, as most of the readers do not have the time to go through the newspapers.

The 71 prints on display reflect diverse themes and cover, sensitively, the various facets of society’s problems.