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Captain encouraging terrorists: Bitta
Nawanshahr comes under
job guarantee scheme
Clerk accuses ADC of misbehaviour
Triplets born
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‘Raise income level under BPL quota’
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Captain encouraging terrorists: Bitta
Phagwara, April 12 Bitta also alleged that Captain wanted to start a series of political murders by eliminating his political rivals, including him (Bitta), Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, PPCC president Shamsher Singh Dullo, former MP Iqbal Singh, Jagmit Singh Brar and Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and his son Sukhbir Singh Badal. Addressing a press conference at Phagwara Rest House today, Bitta alleged that few IPS officers of Punjab police had also joined hands with Captain in this deep-rooted conspiracy. “The consignment of 11 kg RDX out of total 70 kg seized in Jalandhar was to be used for this purpose, while 59 kg RDX was still to be recovered,” said Bitta. He openly said that both Captain Amarinder Singh and his wife Parneet Kaur should be considered responsible, if he (Bitta) may be killed in coming days. Reiterating his allegations about the alleged relations of Captain Amarinder Singh with Pakistani journalist Arusa, Bitta alleged that she was the daughter of General Rani, and moreover, Arusa was an ISI agent and was trained by Pakistani army. Bitta further alleged that Arusa had purchased a house of Rs 9 crore in Islamabad recently and Captain provided the money. He alleged that Captain went to Rajasthan along with Arusa for a holiday from December 29 to January 3,which was a crucial time for the preparations of the assembly elections. “Perhaps Captain had nothing to do with the elections at the cost of his luxurious life,” he added. AIATF president Bitta urged the Union Government to set up a high-level Special Investigating Team, to investigate the anti-nation working of Captain Amarinder Singh in which able officers from security forces of five states besides Centre, should be included. “The SIT should be instructed to submit its detailed report in a time frame of one month”. He alleged that Palace of Maharaja was being misused by Captain to provide shelter to various terrorists, including Daya Singh Lahoria, Davinderpal Singh Bhullar, Daljit Singh Bittu, Harneik Singh and Jagtar Singh Hawara. Bitta also alleged that Captain Amarinder Singh had hatched a conspiracy to murder a Hindu Congress leader to get sympathy votes of Hindus for the Congress and former Education Minister Harnam Dass Johar was selected for sacrifice. He also alleged that Captain made a deal with an IPS officer to eliminate Rajinder Kaur Bhattal. Bitta also demanded a high level transparent enquiry about the working of few police officers and BIS Chahal working on the behest of Captain. Bitta offered to Captain Amarinder Singh to come on any public platform, including any TV channel for open debate on his allegations and also offered that he (Bitta) may be shot at Matka Chowk in Chandigarh, if he could not be able to prove his allegations. Bitta predicted his apprehensions about coming black days in Punjab if activities of Captain could not be curbed timely. Bitta said only Captain Amarinder Singh and his dictatorial policies were responsible for the return of SAD-BJP government in power. He also alleged that Captain Amarinder Singh went on promoting various Akali factions only for his own political gains.
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Nawanshahr comes under
job guarantee scheme
Nawanshahr, April 12
Deputy Commissioner Bhawna Garg stated this in a press note issued here
today.
Earlier, only Hoshiarpur district in Punjab had been covered under the scheme. Now three more districts, Nawanshahr, Amritsar and Jalandhar, had also been included in the scheme. Under the scheme, village panchayats would prepare job cards of the unemployed youth so that the employment for at least 100 days could be ensured for them. The unemployed rural youth( both male and female), aspiring for availing of the benefit of the scheme, would have to get them registered with panchayats by submitting an application on simple paper. Garg asked the heads of the different departments to prepare projects in their respective departments for ensuring implementation of the scheme. |
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Clerk accuses ADC of misbehaviour
Kapurthala, April 12 In a written complaint submitted on Tuesday to the Chairman of ZP, Harjinder Singh Khalsa, Reeta has alleged that the ADC had used unparliamentary language with her while asking about an official matter. “The ADC said ‘tainu sharam nahi aandi, besharam tu hale tak teachers di tankha de cheque nahin banaye’ (Shameless, don’t you feel ashamed that you have not prepared salary cheques of the teachers),” alleged Reeta in her complaint. Khalsa confirmed that he had received the complaint from Reeta Rani and said that he had forwarded the same to his head office in Chandigarh for necessary action in this regard. Reeta alleged that the ADC used to misbehave with the other employees. Meanwhile ADC could not be contacted to get his version. |
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Triplets born
Nawanshahr, April 12 The newly born infants weigh 2.3 kg, 2.3 kg and 1.8 kg and their mother, Sonu, are hale and hearty. The triplet pregnancy is not only rare, but also not often carried till 9 months, said Dr Balraj
Chaudhary, gynecologist at Ashirvad Hospital. Mostly, in such cases, the children are delivered in the 7th or 8th month of pregnancy. The case of triplet pregnancy was under his observation and medication for the past six months to ensure completion of gestation period, said Dr
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‘Raise income level under BPL quota’
Batala, April 12 The manch said in a press statement that as compared to villages, urban people had to pay more against electricity, water and sewerage bills. Poor people of the city had to pay more rent also where as no such rent had to be paid by the villagers. Thus, looking at the above facts, the income criteria for the city people should be Rs 50,000 per year as compared to the villagers at Rs 30,000 per year, demanded the
manch. |
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