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November 23, 2002, Chandigarh, India  
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Dulina case: samiti for accused’s surrender Summons against Malhotra 7 KU students held for misbehaviour Raids on 13 govt schools 45 staffers found absent from duty HIGH COURT Bangladesh don dies in mishap |
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5 dead in road mishap
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Dulina case: samiti for accused’s surrender Jhajjar, November 22 The decision was taken at a meeting between Mr Nafe Singh INLD, MLA from Bahadurgarh, and the Dulina Goraksha Sangharsh Samiti. The meeting was attended by Acharya Baldev of the Goraksha Sangh, Acharya Vijay Pal of the Jhajjar Gurukul and some local INLD leaders, apart from 150 persons, as representatives of 24 villages. Sources said here today that names of 25 persons identified as accused in the lynching case were discussed at the meeting and the Samiti wanted them to surrender to the law. The sources said that among these, 18 persons were from Suhra village, five from Jhajjar town and two from Kaloi village. Process of getting arrest warrants from a court in their names was on. |
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Summons
against Malhotra Hisar, November 22 Mr Malhotra had claimed at a press conference in Delhi a few months ago that Mr Bhajan Lal had been allotted a petrol station out of the discretionary quota. The summons were issued yesterday after Ms Seema Singhal, Judicial Magistrate, was informed that the earlier summons issued for October 17 had not been served. Mr Bishnoi and Mr Ramji Lal, a former Rajya Sabha MP, appeared in the court today. The court has so far recorded the statements of Mr Ramji Lal and Mr Begraj, a commission agent of Adampur, the hometown of Mr Bhajan Lal. Mr Bishnoi has claimed in his suit that Mr Malhotra had defamed his father by wrongly stating that his father was one of the beneficiaries of the quota. He claimed that the petrol station had been allotted to a firm in 1963 by a private oil company and there was no provision for discretionary allotment at the time. The court has fixed December 18 as the next date of hearing. |
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7 KU students
held for misbehaviour Kurukshetra, November 22 Confirming this here today, the district police chief, Mr Desraj Singh, said the suspects were produced before the Magistrate, Mr Sanjeev Arya, who rejecting their bail application and remanded them in judicial custody for 14 days. Consequently, they were sent to the district jail yesterday, he added. Mr Desraj Singh said the arrested students included Surinder Singh, Pankaj, Rohtas, Dilbag and Rajesh. All of them were residing in university hostels. A Maruti car and a motor cycle allegedly used during the crime have been seized from their possession. It may be recalled that students from various universities had come here to participate in the championship. They were staying in various hostels and dharamshalas. The incident took place near the university’s second gate. On the complaint of a girl student from Amrawati Vidyapeeth, Amrawati, a case was registered. |
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Raids on 13 govt schools Hisar, November 22 According to an official spokesman, one headmaster was suspended on the recommendation of the team. In all two headmasters and 11 teachers have been issued show cause notices. The team also recommended departmental action against three JBT teachers. During the raids the team found that as many as 20 students studying in private schools had been shown as bonafide students of a government school in the district. In several schools teachers were found gossiping in the common room while the morning prayer was on. In many cases many teachers were found to be late. In some schools the team found that the casual leave applications of four teachers had not been sanctioned while they were availing leave for the day. This was the third phase of the ongoing campaign to check the irregularities in government schools. |
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45 staffers
found absent from duty Kaithal, November 22 Saying that the raid was conducted on the orders of Deputy Commissioner, Mr Anurag Agarwal, the SDM said this step has been taken to stop any undue delay in work and check the “careless attitude” of the employees towards work. More checks would be done in future. The departments whose employees were found absent are the Municipal Committee, District Social Welfare Department, BDO Office, DEPE Office, ITI, District Employment Exchange and District Industrial Centre. |
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HIGH COURT
Chandigarh, November 22 Issuing the directions, the Bench, comprising Mr Justice G.S. Singhvi and Mr Justice Mehtab Singh Gill, also fixed February 14 next year as the date of hearing in the case. Taking a serious view of the encroachments on the highways running through the state, the Judges, on the last date of hearing, had asked a senior engineer to be present in the Court today.
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Bangladesh
don dies in mishap Karnal, November 22 Six students of the university were injured in the mishap. The injured, who have been admitted to Civil Hospital here, are Najmi Khan, Samesha Yasmin, Kaji Afim, Daina Dewan, Nathila Tarpur and Rone Biba. The body of Mrs Mohatar was sent for a post-mortem and would be handed over to the Bangladesh High Commission. The girls, along with the lecturer, were on way to Shimla on an educational trip after visiting Delhi. The police has registered a case. |
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5 dead in road mishap Bhiwani, November 22 The victims were returning to Gagarwas village of Loharu subdivision from Harpaloo (Rajasthan). Four of the deceased have been identified as Mula Ram and Dharma of Ahemdwas
Khera, Rajbeer of Dhani Behal and Attar Singh of Kakroli. |
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Police denies hurling stick at moving vehicle Fatehabad, November 22 |
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Stress on computer education Kurukshetra, November 22 |
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