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Man kills father with iron rod over argument
Kurali, August 23 A police official stated that during the investigation it was found that the arguments between the father and son were a routine affair. On Monday night, when Joga Singh returned home in an inebriated condition, the duo had an argument, following, the accused Gurdhyan Singh hit Joga Singh with an iron rod lying in the verandah. Joga Singh fell down on the floor.The son and his mother soon realised that Joga Singh was dead as his body had turned cold. The police official said Gurdhayan Singh went to his uncle Avtar Singh’s home at around 2.30 am and informed that his father became unconscious after he slipped in the house. After visiting the spot, Avtar Singh suspected that his brother Joga Singh had been killed. He immediately informed the police about the incident, the police official added. Kurali SHO Gurwinder Pal Singh stated that after reaching the spot, they found that Joga Singh was lying on the floor without any clothes. The preliminary investigations revealed that the accused had washed the body and the police team found blood stained water pipe from the house. Later, the accused confessed to his crime and told the police that he was irritated over daily arguments and hit his father with the iron rod, the SHO added. Woman commits suicide
When the door of the room was forcibly opened, Suman was found dead. The police has initiated inquest proceedings under Section 174 of the
CrPC.
SIT constituted
Mohali: Faced with ire of the victims who had been deputed by the proprietors of Jet Immigration on the pretext of arranging work permits, the Mohali Police has constituted a sepecial investigation team (SIT) to track down the suspects, Deepak Arora and Karandeep Singh. So far, over 35 cases have been registered against them in the past one month. The SIT headed by the Superintendent of Police (detective) Bhupinder Singh has been asked to track down the suspects. The call details of the suspects were being monitored so that they could be arrested.
Three booked
Zirakpur: The Zirakpur police booked three persons on charge of possessing a house on forged documents in Shakti Enclave, Dhakoli. The case has been registered against Vivek Kumar, Varinder Kumar and Sanjiv Tiwari on the compliant of Asha Rani, a resident of Sector 20, Panchkula. The investigating officer stated that in her complaint Asha Rani said that she had purchased the plot from the accused around three years ago. She had stored some goods worth Rs 35,000 in the house. Asha alleged that in January this year, she found that her house was allegedly possessed by the accused after breaking the locks and the goods stored in the house were missing. She alleged that not only the accused had arranged for fake documents of the house for the ownership but also taken a home loan from a bank on it. |
Gang of vehicle lifters busted, luxury cars recovered
Chandigarh, August 23 They were arrested while driving a Verna car when it was found that the car was stolen from Delhi and its registration number was found to be a fake. Amongst the cars that were recovered from the accused include two Tata Safaris, one Bolero, one Hyundai Verna car, a green Rhino and two Maruti 800s. The police said they also recovered two seals of the Registration Authority of Ambala and Panchkula used for preparing forged registration certificates from them. They used to steal luxury vehicles from Chandigarh and sell them in Mooradabad, Meerut (UP) and Jammu & Kashmir.
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Another immigration fraud comes to light
Chandigarh, August 23 Prem Parkash Bhatt, a resident of Sector-38 West, reported to the police that he read an advertisement in the newspaper about Overseas Education and Immigration Centre, Sector 8, and applied for migration to UK through them. Sanjiv Prabhakar assured him that they will arrange the visa with 100 per cent guarantee and was asked to deposit documents. The complainant wanted to get visa for his wife Rashmi Bhatt. He then deposited a fee of Rs 2 lakh for showing funds, Rs 17,000 for embassy fee, Rs 1,800 for college registration fee and Rs 3,000 as postal fee. He was then asked to visit their Patiala branch in charge to open up his bank account and to meet Napinder Singh. They also asked to pay Rs 50,000 to him. The complainant confronted them that he has already paid a fee of Rs 2 lakh when he was told the additional fee was required. He alleged that he was never given a receipt and the accused took his signatures on blank papers. After one-and-a-half month, Sanjiv Parbhakar replied that due to non-verification of certificate, the visa had been rejected. After that Sanjiv Parbhakar demanded Rs 1 lakh more but he was unable to pay. He alleged that Sanjiv Parbhakar did not return the whole amount and threatened him as well. A case under Section 420 of the IPC has been registered in the Sector 3 police station. The accused was arrested by the police. The police said the accused was also arrested by the economic offences wing in May in another similar case of fraud.
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One held for land fraud
Chandigarh, August 23 Bajwa alleged that the accused had tried to sell his house at Sector 10 after arranging fake documents. The GPA was sent by Kahlon from the UK, following which these were put up before the UT estate office.
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Money motive behind murder of 65-year-old woman
Panchkula, August 23 Sources said that Akhilesh had seen Praveen Kumar bring in huge money to his house and it was kept in the almirah. The accused was also aware that at night Praveen came home late and his wife Isha and two children also went out to walk after having dinner. After dinner, Shanti Devi and Akhilesh were in the house alone , the sources added. The sources said Akhilesh had planned the murder on Saturday afternoon. In the night after killing Shanti Devi he kept her body in the bathroom and switched off the light. But for his luck, Praveen’s elder daughter Garima came and inquired about her grandmother. Thereafter, Akhilesh attacked Garima then attacked Praveen’s second daughter Pratibha and their mother Isha and fled away from the house. Akhilesh was working as a domestic help at a house in Sector 12, and had killed 65-year-old Shanti Devi and left three other wounded on Saturday night. Praveen had told the police that the accused had been employed on a reference of another domestic help employed at one of his relative’s house in Sirsa, Haryana, two years ago. Meanwhile, the accused was produced before a local court today, which sent him to four days police remand. Arrested from Hisar not Gaya Though the Panchkula police had claimed that it had arrested the accused from Gaya district in Bihar, sources in the police said that the accused was arrested on Sunday from Hisar. From Sunday afternoon, the accused was in CIA staff cell in
Panchkula.
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5 players of hockey academy declared ‘overage’
Chandigarh, August 23 Followed by a proper medical examination, the panel of three doctors, appointed by organisers, declared a total of seven players ‘unfit’, but after the review, two players were allowed to play as they were considered as ‘border cases’ in terms of age. Interestingly, players are enrolled in the state-run academies only after undergoing a proper medical check-up by a team of doctors from Government Multi Speciality Hospital, Sector 16.But the ouster of players has put a question mark on the credibility of these doctors, who have been working with organisers for the past eight years. Notably, several lakhs are spent on players in the state-run academies. The players are provided with all facilities, including boarding, education, diet, kits and training, but all effort made by the the Chandigarh Sports Council goes in vain as these players are not allowed to play in the tournaments. “The move directly affects players. The authorities should take a stand and work out some solution to the problem,” said a player while changing his kit after the match. According to organisers, players Ravi, Mandeep, Sandeep, Nikhil and Sukhwinder were declared ‘overage’. Last year, a total of 21 players of hockey, football and cricket academies were declared ‘overage’ by the authorities itself. A total of six players of Delhi Hockey Eleven, seven of Mehta Gurukul Hockey Academy, Doraha, six of Bassi Pathana, four of Surjit Hockey Academy, Jalandhar, two of Bombay Hockey Eleven, eight of SBM Public School, Jaipur, three of MRS Hockey Academy, Amritsar, one of Karnataka XI, seven of SPS Hockey Academy, Mohali and four of MP High School, Bhiwani, were declared ‘overage’ by doctors.
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Vignaesh shows Mohak the door
Chandigarh, August 23 Parth Aggarwal defeated Gurjot Singh 6-3 and 6-4, while Viganesh defeated Mohak in straight sets 6-0 and 6-0. In the boys (U-18) category, Digvijay Singh Naruka defeated Nirbhay Singh Soin 6-2 and 6-2, while in another match, Ranjeet Singh overcame Vignesh N 6-1 and 6-1. In an exciting match of girls (U-14) category, Karishma Mehta defeated Sarah Dev 3-6, 7-5 and 6-1, while Ayushi Gupta went down to Rutvi Jatin Shah 6-1, 3-6 and 6-4 after giving a tough fight. In the girls (U-18) category, Samrity defeated Neelanchal Gupta, while Gayatri Kumariah overcame Tanvi Bhathatan 6-0 and 6-0 in their respective matches. Results Pre-quarterfinals round Boys (U-14): Santbir Singh defeated Rishabh Sharda 6-2, 6-2; Adhhayan defeated Utkarsh Bhardwaj 6-2, 6-4; Abhinav Mahajan defeated Jagdeep Singh Bajwa 6-3, 7-5; Kabir Manrai defeated Sagar Bains 6-4, 6-1; Rohit Kumar defeated Abhiney 6-3, 6-4; Atishay Jain defeated Rishi Khirwar 6-1, 6-2 and Parth Aggarwal defeated Gurjot Singh 6-3, 6-4. Boys (U-18): Rishbh Dev defeated Jagmeeti Singh 6-0, 6-1; Aditya Vikram defeated Sohrab Kunwar 6-3, 6-1; Digvijay Singh Naruka defeated Nirbhay Singh Soin 6-2, 6-2; Ranjeet Singh defeated Vignesh N. 6-1, 6-1; Mandeep Kumar defeated Akash Goyal 6-1, 6-2; Tejas Kapoor defeated Raghav Talwar 6-1, 6-2; Ravjeet Singh defeated Aviraj Kamboj 6-4, 6-3 and Fatehdeep Singh defeated Ajay Thakur 6-1, 6-1. Girls(U-14): Tanvi Bhathatan defeated Bani 6-1, 6-3; Arushi Bhasin defeated Jannat Kurana 6-1, 6-1;Nimrat Walia defeated Agrima Sharma 6-1, 6-0; Prinkle Singh defeated Maitry Phukan 6-3, 6-1;Karishma Mehta defeated Sarah Dev 3-6, 7-5, 6-1;Arushi Kakkar defeated Aarzoo Choudhary 6-3, 6-3 and Rutvi Jatin Shah defeated Ayushi Gupta 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 Girls (U-18): Renu Sharma defeated Saumya Saxena 6-2, 6-0; |
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Local lads taste defeat
Chandigarh, August 23 The local team alleged that the referee, who was supervising the first half of the match, did not have caution cards and was verbally sending players out of the field. Surjit Academy, Jalandhar, defeated the local team after scoring the goal in the last minute of the game. The local team alleged that the decider goal was scored after the goal scorer trapped the ball. “When we objected to the goal awarded by the referee, the officiating committee did not listen to us and awarded the goal in the favour of the visitors,” said Alpinder Singh, coach of the team. In the second match, Malwa Khalsa School, Ludhiana, defeated SVM School, Jaipur, 6-1. For the winning side, Gurpeet and Lovepreet scored two goals each, while Parminder and Balraj contributed one goal each to the team’s victory. For SVM, Jaibir scored the lone consoling goal. In another match, BUSH academy, Khadoor Sahib, defeated Bombay XI by a margin of 15 goals. For Khadoor Sahib team, Sumit pal scored five goals, Gurvinder scored four, Balhar Charanjit and Lovepreet scored two goals each, while Gurditpal contributed one goal. For Bombay XI, Derel Honey scored the lone consoling goal. |
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National Sports Day on August 29
Chandigarh, August 23 The authorities have decided to organise a series of sports activities, including an event of ‘walks of life’, a 4km race to generate awareness among the masses about the importance of sports in one’s life. The Chandigarh administration has also decided to felicitate veterans, including Flying Sikh Milkha Singh, Nirmal Milkha Singh, Pargat Singh, Sukhbir Singh Gill, Kapil Dev Nikhanj, Ashok Malhotra, Yugraj Singh, Yograj Singh, Chetan Sharma, Jaldeep Dhaliwal, Sumiti Kanwar, Suman Malhan, SS Grewal, Atul Kapoor, DP Azad, GS Virdi, Wg Cdr (retd) Satish Bhatia, Lt Col JS Dhillon, Rajpal Singh, Dinesh Mongia, Satinder Sharma, Abhinav Bindra, Vimal Jhase, Nirmal Jeet Singh, Hardeep Singh, Amandeep Singh Johl, Ajitesh Sandhu, Gurdishpal Singh, Rama Kant, Kamal Thakar Singh and Shashi
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Mohali: A 25-year-old woman, Suman, allegedly committed suicide at a rented accommodation in Mundi Complex in Sector 70 here. The victim, who had done a diploma in fashion designing, was living along with Puspa Devi. But victim's roommate, who returned from her home after a week, found the room locked.
