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Dera Bassi, September 21
After the law department decided to construct the judicial complex near tehsil complex in a congested area, the local residents have been expressing fear of traffic problem becoming more serious.

The residents said the space for construction of the Judicial Complex is around 3 acre including the area of tehsil complex, which was already constructed some years ago.

The main reason of increase in traffic is the busy link road on which this place is situated and the road connects to various villages.

There is no place for parking here, which could cause serious traffic problem.

Some lawyers said the Judicial Complex needs a place of minimum 4 acre, which was also needed according to rules. But here, only over two-acre land was available for the separate judicial complex.

Meanwhile, the Mohali Deputy Commissioner, Varun Roojam, had already asked solution of the traffic problem which would be considered on the preference basis while constructing the new judicial complex here.

Member zila parisad, Salita Saini, said she would raise the issue of the traffic problem with the higher authorities. She advised that forestland which is available near national highway could be used for the construction of new judicial complex.

She said construction of the complex at congested place would cause serious traffic problem in the coming years.

Dera Bassi, September 21
The Dera Bassi police has registered a case against a Delhi-based company for not returning extra money which was given in the sale purchase of factory material by a Dera Bassi based company.

As per information, the general manager of the Dera Bassi based Nectarlife Science, had filed a complaint with the police. He reported that the Convotech Projects Limited, New Delhi, had received Rs 10.70 lakh extra in the purchasing of some material and did not return the amount despite repeated appeals.

On the complaint of company manager, the police has registered a case under charges of forgery against Delhi based company and started investigation.

Dera Bassi, September 21
The Dera Bassi police has registered a case against one person for illegal sand mining in the Ghaggar river near here last night.

Chandigarh, September 21
A 26-year-old MBA student, riding a bike died in a head on collision with a three-wheeler.

The incident occurred at the Maoloya turn in Sector 39. Whereas, his friend, riding pillion sustained injured.

The deceased Gagandeep Singh, was an MBA student at a Landan college in Mohali and was a resident of Ballomajra village. Gagandeep suffered fatal head injury and was rushed to a hospital where the doctors declared him brought dead.

Both the youths were not wearing helmets.

The police has arrested the driver of the three-wheeler, identified as Sant Ram, a resident of Maloya colony. — TNS

Chandigarh, September 21
A jail inmate was caught with 11 grams high quality charas today.

The charas was detected after he was being frisked for entry into the jail premises. The narcotics was found hidden in his socks.

The inmate, Sakir Alam, was booked in a separate case under the NDPS Act.

The accused Alam was lodged in the jail in the connection of a theft case and he was brought back from district courts, Sector 17, to model jail.

The police sources said Alam was delivered the narcotics by a person known to him under the nose of security personnel in the District Courts, Sector 17, where he was taken on his regular hearing.

In his complaint to the police, deputy superintendent of jail, Amandeep Singh, said, “Alam was being frisked at gate by jail warden when narcotic substances were recovered and later it revealed the substances was charas.”

A case of the NDPS Act against Alam was registered at the Sector 34 police station.

Mohali, September 21
A married woman, Sandeep Kaur, allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence in Raipur Khurd village here today.

The local police has booked seven of her in-laws on the charge of abetment to suicide at Sohana Police Station. Those who have been booked are Paramjeet Kaur, the mother-in-law of the deceased, Gurmeet Singh, Daljeet Singh, Gurvinder Singh, Rajinder Kaur, Lakhwinder Kaur and Jasbir Singh.

The police sources said Sandeep Kaur had committed suicide over some property dispute. She was married to Kulwant Singh and the couple has one-and-a-half-year-old son. The police has recovered a suicide note in which the deceased had categorically mentioned that the custody of her child should not be given to her in-laws.

Chandigarh, September 21
MPCA defeated last year’s winner PCC by three wickets during the 19th All India JP Atray Memorial Cricket Tournament at PCA Stadium, Mohali, today.

Winning the toss, MPCA decided to field first and restricted PCC to 228 runs in 48.1 overs. Manish Bhatia, 42 off 53 balls with five boundaries and two sixes, and Gurkirat Mann, 57 off 68 balls with five boundaries, put up 162 runs for 5 in 36 overs for PCC. From there on PCC lost the plot and were bowled out for 228 in 48.1 overs. On blowing side, Gaurav Yadav took 3 wickets for 47, Rameez Khan 3 for 45 and Amarjit Singh 2 for 39.

MPCA who needed to win with a bonus to stay aloft in the tournament were able to achieve the target on the last ball of the 40th over. It scored 229 for 7 wickets in 40 over to claim 5 points including a bonus. Anand Singh, 69 off 70 balls with seven boundaries and one six, led MPCA to the victory. He was declared the man of the match.

He was ably supported by Salman Beg, 39 off 22 balls including two boundaries and two sixes. Rameez Khan 34, Amithpal 23 and Udit Birla 21 were the other contributors. Rajwinder Golu took 3 wickets for 51 runs and Harmeet Bansal 2 for 68 runs.

With this win MPCA ended the league stage with six points in Pool B to occupy the second position, behind DDCA.

Brief scores

PCC - 228 for all in 48.1 overs. Manish Bhatia 42, Gurkirat Mann 57, Gurinder Singh 24, Rajwinder Gollu 22 Yadav 3 for 47, Rameez Khan 3 for 45 and Amarjit Singh 2 
for 39

MPCA 229 for 7 in 40 overs. Anand Singh 69, Salman Beg 39, Rameez Khan 34, Amithpal 23 and Udit Birla 21 Rajwinder Golu 3 for 51 and Harmeet Bansal 2 for 68.

Chandigarh, September 21
Government Model High School, Sector 36D, Chandigarh continued their winning campaign in U-17 Football Subroto Cup by defeating Agnel Higher Secondary School (AHSS) by 4-0 at Dr Ambedkar Stadium, New Delhi, today.

Indermohan scored two goals, Samual and Harsharan Khabra scored one each for the winning team. The quarter final is on September 24.

In Subroto Cup (u-17 boys), 34 teams from all over India and abroad (including UK, Afghanistan and Bangladesh) are taking part. Teams are divided in eight pools.

In earlier matches, GMHS-36d beat Morigaon Higher Secondary and Multipurpose School, Assam, by 3-0 at New Willingtoncamp Stadium, on September 19. Saumel scored three goals for the winning team.

In the first match on September 18, GMHS defeated Mozepur Bharti Vidyamandir, West Bengal, by 4-0.

Headmaster Rakesh Sood congratulated the players and teachers for their success. He gave best wishes for remaining tournament.

Chandigarh, September 21
The Chandigarh Wrestling Association will organise Chandigarh Senior State Wrestling Championship on September 22 to September 23 at the Chandigarh Wrestling Coaching Centre, Sector 30.

According to the association general secretary, Darshan Lal, the weighing-in will take place on September 22 while the events will take place on September 23 from 9.00am to 5.00pm.

Wrestlers who will bag the first and the second positions in respective categories will be selected to represent Chandigarh at the Senior Wrestling National Championship to be held from November 8 to November 11 at Ayodhya.