Monday, December 25, 2000, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3 am (IST)

No headway in Red Fort case
Several persons detained

NEW DELHI, Dec 24 — The joint investigation team of the Army and the Delhi Police have failed to make any major headway in the sensational Red Fort case in which three persons, including two Rajputana Rifles jawans, were killed, despite the local police detaining several persons for questioning. Top Delhi Police officials remained tight-lipped about the detentions made by them and also about any clues about the militants reportedly belonging to the Lashkar-e-Toiba outfit.

Edit: Red Fort breached

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Pak militants reject Hurriyat initiative
ISLAMABAD, Dec 24 — In a rebuff to Hurriyat Conference’s initiative to talk to Pakistan militants for entering into peaceful negotiations on Kashmir, the Muttahida Jehad Council, a conglomerate of militant outfits, today refused to abandon their armed struggle “at any cost”, media reports said here.


A man dressed as Santa Claus travels on a horse carriage through a busy street in New Delhi on Sunday.
A man dressed as Santa Claus travels on a horse carriage through a busy street in New Delhi on Sunday. — Reuters photo

5 Ikhwan men among 13 killed
No mediatory role: Hurriyat
SRINAGAR, Dec 24 — Thirteen persons including five counter-insurgents, three militants and a ruling National Conference (NC) activist, were killed and four others wounded in separate incidents in Jammu and Kashmir since last evening, an official spokesman said here today.

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  • Sports page: Anand is world champion
    TEHRAN, Dec 24 — Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand became India’s first chess world champion by beating an extremely tired and desperate Alexei Shirov for the third time in a row and closing the six-game match of the FIDE World Chess Championships in the fourth game today.

Saini joins Badal ministry
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24— Mr Satya Pal Saini, a BJP member of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, was sworn in as Minister of State by the Governor, Lt-Gen J.F.R. Jacob (retd), at a simple ceremony at Raj Bhavan here today.

The BJP MLA, Mr Satya Pal Saini, who was inducted as Minister of State in the Punjab Council of Ministers, flanked by his supporters at Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh on Sunday.





The BJP MLA, Mr Satya Pal Saini, who was inducted as Minister of State in the Punjab Council of Ministers, flanked by his supporters at Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh on Sunday. 
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8 Golden Forest directors held
JALANDHAR, Dec 24 — In a major crackdown on the alleged dupers of public money, the Punjab Police Vigilance Bureau has arrested eight directors of the Golden Forest group of companies today.


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No takers for RS seat?
Chandigarh, Dec 24 — The former Prime Minister, Mr I.K. Gujral is “not interested” in contesting the Rajya Sabha seat from Punjab vacated by a Jalandhar daily editor, Dr Barjinder Singh Hamdard.

No headway in plane hijack case
NEW DELHI, Dec 24 — The investigation into the hijacking of Indian Airlines IC-814 from Kathmandu on December 24, 1999, is yet to make a headway.

Father, son murdered for Rs 50 lakh
GURGAON, Dec 24 —The police has arrested four persons in connection with the kidnapping and murder of Devender Chopra and his son, Abhishek, both industrialists, for a ransom money of Rs 50 lakh.

Alarm bells ring as girl dies of polio
FATEHABAD, Dec 24 — The death of a two-year-old girl due to suspected polio here last evening has set the alarm bells ringing for the health authorities in this district. Though the authorities have yet not confirmed the death, the sources reveal that the poor girl died last evening. 

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