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Patrakar milan samaroh: Local journalists organised “Patrakar Milan Samaroh” at the local PWD rest house on Friday. Ram Niwas Sharma, editor, Yuvak Sansar, said they should boost the next generation of journalists to turn their pen towards social issues also. Narrotam Bagri, editor, Khula Sandesh, said journalists were forced to work under stress and since they had been getting less than their work, the state government should take steps to give a helping hand to working journalists. He said journalists should sit together at least thrice a month to share their woes and difficulties.
REWARI
2 held for stealing diesel: The police here has arrested Dharamvir Yadav and Mahat Yadav, employees of a depot of the Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, in Karnawas village, near here. They were caught red-handed while stealing diesel from the depot on Thursday evening by in charge of the depot DS Rao, who then handed them over to the police. They were on Friday produced in the court of JMIC Vivek Goyal, who remanded them in 14-day judicial custody. Earlier, a case of theft and causing damage under Sections 381, 511, 427 of the IPC was registered against them following a complaint lodged by Rao.
Husband, in-laws booked: The police has registered a case of abetment to suicide against Saroj Devi’s husband Ishwar Singh, mother-in-law Chalti
Devi, brother-in-law Balwant Singh and five others, all residents of Lodhana village, 14 km from here. The case was registered on a complaint filed on Friday by Man Singh
Yadav, brother of the deceased. Saroj Devi (35) had reportedly committed suicide by hanging herself at Lodhana village on December 18. A postmortem was conducted at the
PGIMS, Rohtak, on December 19. Man Singh alleged that his sister ended her life owing to oppressive ways of her in-laws.
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Man gets 5-year RI: Special Judge Chamba, SC Kainthla, on Saturday convicted accused Amit Sharma for possessing 2 kg charas (bhang) and sentenced him five-year rigorous imprisonment (RI) and a fine of Rs 50,000. In default of the payment of fine, the convict shall further undergo RI for one year, the judgment divulged. The accused was caught with charas (bhang), weighing 2 kg, by a police party on February 9 last year when police officials were on patrolling at Dugha Morh in the district.
Hamirpur
Body found: The Badsar police has recovered the body of a youth from the nearby forest.
The police said that on the information from gram panchayat president Jagdish
Chand, it recovered the body of a youth near Taropka village in the forest.
The person has not been identified till filing of the report.
KANGRA
13 held with illicit liquor: The district police arrested 13 persons, including two women, on Thursday indulging in illicit liquor trade and 59,000 ml illicit liquor and country liquor was seized from their possession, the police said on Friday. Kangra District police chief Atul Fulzele said the two women, Parbeen Kumari of Palampur and Vasanta of Paplah Jawali, were arrested under the Excise Act and 2000 ml and 4,500 ml of illicit liquor was recovered from their possession. Nearly 52,000 ml illicit and country liquor was recovered from the remaining 11 person’s possession.
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Padha Akhnoor BJP president: Suraj Padah was elected as BJP president, Akhnoor, on Saturday. According to state election in charge Sat Sharma, Suraj Padha was unanimously elected as BJP president, Akhnoor. His name was proposed by Swarn Singh and seconded by Hans Raj. Vishwinder Dev Sharma, a district returning officer, supervised the whole process while state general secretary Shamsher Singh Manhas was the observer.PoK refugees flay govt: The SOS International, an organisation for the PoK refugees, has condemned the state government’s decision of launching a special recruitment drive for 3,000 jobs to Kashmiri migrants. Chairman of the organisation Rajiv Chuni, in a statement issued here on Saturday, condemned the Centre and the state government’s decision to treat the PoK refugees differently and Kashmiri migrants on a different pattern. 1 killed in accident: Parshotam Singh of Bagote Khalsa had received injuries when his motorcycle collided with another motorcycle at Dab Laiter. He was shifted to the sub-district hospital, Sunderbani, where he succumbed to his injuries. The body has been handed over to his family and a case has been registered. In another incident, Daljit Singh received injuries when the tanker he was driving in met with an accident at Ramsoo. He was shifted to the Public Health
Centre, Ramsoo. 15 LPG cylinders seized: A team of special squad, headed by assistant director (Rationing), Jammu, City Circle No. III, along with the SHO Police Station, Chhani Himmat, and the Area Inspector, CA&PD, during its routine check has seized 15 domestic LPG cylinders from tea stall vendors and sweetshop owners under the LPG Control Order 2000 at various places in Chhani Himmat. An amount of Rs 7,500 was realised as fine from the defaulters.
One held on rape charge: The police has arrested Ranjeet Singh of Purana Dhroor Banganga on rape charge. A police spokesman said Gyatri Devi lodged a complaint in Banganga Police Post that her daughter was raped during the intervening night of December 30 and 31 by Ranjeet
Singh.The police had registered a case under Section 376, RPC, and a special team was constituted to nab the culprits. The police apprehended some suspects and one of the suspects confessed to his crime. The accused has been arrested and put behind the bars.
2 consume poison: Rohit Kumar of Akalpur and Ruby of Nanak
Nagar, Jammu, were admitted to GMC, Jammu, after they consumed poison.
Man dies of cardiac arrest:
An Indian citizen, who had gone to meet his relatives across in the PoK, died of cardiac arrest. His body was sent back through the Chakan-da Bagh yesterday.
Nazir Hussain (80) of Panj Grahian village of Rajouri district had gone to visit his cousin Barish Mohammed in Kotli district of the PoK, but there he died of cardiac arrest. The body was handed over to Poonch Additional Deputy Commissioner Matloob Khan by Arshad Mirza, ACR Hazira, of the PoK.
Army holds veterinary camp:
The Kalsiyan Battalion of the Nowshera Brigade conducted a veterinary camp on the Kalsiyan Ground today. The Commander, Nowshera Brigade, inaugurated the camp and congratulated the unit for its efforts.
The veterinary team examined animals and prescribed medicines and dressing to villagers on the occasion. The veterinary officer from the Military Farm, Nowshera, also attended the camp. The civil health authorities from the Sub-district Veterinary Hospital, Nowshera, also worked in full cooperation with the Army in making the occasion a great success.
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