Amritsar
Post-mortem of undertrial confirms poison: The ‘high security’ Amritsar central jail is in news again. The post-mortem report of an undertrial, Kuldip Singh, who was found dead in mysterious condition in January this year, has confirmed the presence of a poisonous substance in his body, which was the main cause of his death. A case, under Section 304-A has been registered on the directions of Judicial Magistrate (first class), Vishesh Kumar, after the investigation report submitted by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kirpal Singh, who was holding a probe at that time. Earlier, the police had initiated action under Section 176 of the
CrPC.
Batala
‘Keep volume of loudspeakers down’: Issuing instructions under Section 144 of
CrPC, Batala SSP Gurdeep Singh told gurdwaras, temples and churches to keep the volume of loudspeakers down so as not to disturb people, especially students.
The instruction also applied for marriage halls. Action would be taken if the instructions were not followed, said the SSP addressing mediapersons here yesterday. In another communication, the house owners were required to supply information about the antecedents of their
tenants and servants.
Dera
Bassi
World Human Rights Day: The Human Rights Education Club of Divya Shiksha Gurukul College of Education for Women celebrated World Human Rights Day. Dr Satinder
Dhillon, principal of the college, welcomed chief guest Dharamveer Singh, Election Commissioner,
Haryana.
Phagwara
2 booked for murder: The police has registered a case under Sections 302 and 201 of the IPC against Inderjit of Daddal Mohalla and Billa of Kot Rani village on the charges of murder and throwing the body in a gutter. On Friday evening, skeleton parts of an unidentified person were found in the gutter in old civil hospital premises on the Phagwara-Banga Road. Kapurthala SSP Sukhwinder Singh Maan inspected the site this evening and instructed officials to accelerate the investigations. DSP Sandeep Sharma said one burnt shoe, belt, burnt SIM card and mobile battery were also found from the gutter. SHO City Amrik Singh Chahal said the case was registered on the complaint of local scribe Ashwini Kumar.
