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Mayoral elections on July 2
Ambala, June 29 Commissioner Ambala range has summoned a meeting of the newly elected councillors at the Panchayat Bhawan, Ambala, July 2. Deputy Commissioner Shekhar Vidhyarthi and SDM Mukesh Ahuja will also attend the meeting. — OC |
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Fatehgarh Sahib, June 29 Ashok Bansal was elected as president, Prof Harshwinder Singh as secretary, Ashwani Garg as vice-president, Krishan Gupta as treasurer and Sunil Bector as joint secretary. —OC |
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Man held for fraud
Chandigarh, June 29 The police stated that the accused, identified as Paramjit Singh, a resident of house number 113, Street Number 4, Sukhram, Patiala, was collecting “relief money” for Uttarakhand flood victims along with two other persons near Elante Mall in Industrial Area. The police was informed when they approached a Sector 38 resident asking him for money for the Uttarakhand flood victims. “The complainant, who was with his family, asked him for the receipts and on getting suspicious informed the police,” the police stated. Police sources said that while Paramjit was arrested, two others accompanying him, managed to flee from the spot. A case under Section 420 (cheating) and 120 (B) (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC has been registered at the Industrial Area police station and investigation has been initiated. Police officials stated that they would be investigating as to how much money the accused had collected from the people. |
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Couple booked for fraud
Mohali, June 29 The accused Sumit Goel and his wife Anu Goel, proprietors of Goodwill Property at Sector 70, have been absconding after registration of case under Sections 420, 406 and 120B of IPC at Phase I police station. The area station house officer inspector Samar Vineet said the couple had cheated the complainant Malwinder Singh, a resident of Zirakpur, of over Rs 1 crore. The couple had assured the complainant that they would fetch him a plot in a multinational company’s housing project on cheaper rates. “To get the plot in the name of my sister, I firstly gave them Rs 35.5 lakh in 2009. After that I gave them a total of Rs 1 crore in several installments but in return I was not given any plot. When I asked them to return my money; the couple gave me some cheques which bounced back,” alleged Malwinder Singh in his complaint. Samar Vineet said, “Raids are under way to nab the accused.” |
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Man held for raping model
Chandigarh, June 29 The victim, who is married, was allegedly raped in a car near Sukhna Lake. She was forcefully made to consume liquor. The police stated that the accused, Gaganpreet, who was absconding, has been arrested. In her complaint to the police, the victim had stated that she was putting up as a paying guest in Sector 23, as she was not on good terms with her husband. The victim said that she met Gaganpreet on May 5, who took her in his SUV to Sector 15, where both consumed beer. Both Gaganpreet and the victim headed towards the forest area near the Sukhna Lake where the accused allegedly raped her. The victim had made a complaint to the police following which a case was registered against the accused. |
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Chandigarh, June 29 Mahesh Kumar, in his complaint to the police at the Industrial Area police station stated that Rs 5,000 was transferred from his account on June 28 and another transaction of the same amount was made today. “I didn’t receive any message regarding the transaction on my mobile, I came to know about the fraud when I checked my account balance today,” Kumar stated. The complainant informed the bank officials and got his account blocked. — TNS |
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We are making efforts to promote soccer: Baichung
Chandigarh, June 29 The academy that is being run at a local school in the city and has witnessed number of junior soccer players attending practice sessions and playing a month-long league tournament. “Unlike the international brands that usually come for a few days, I wanted to stay and work for promoting the Indian soccer. One week or a month is not enough to train children. It is a long process and I hope the BBFS is on a right track to promote the level of game at various centres. Being a player myself, I am well aware of the hurdles that a player has to face. We are making efforts to promote the game,” Bhutia. On his second visit to the City Beautiful, he did not forget to mention his sentiments for his former soccer club, JCT. Due to regular poor performance, the club was shut down a few years. “Being in Chandigarh is a great honour. But, I feel bad when it comes to condition of soccer in the region. The setback of the JCT club is a severe blow,” said Bhutia. |
Priya, Nidhi bag carrom titles
Chandigarh, June 29 Priya Sharma defeated her team mate Farheen in the Women’s Singles final at 21/15, 11/25 and 21/4. Priya outclassed another teammate Tuba in the Semi-finals by 25/14, 14/18 and 23/18. In the Quarterfinal rounds Priya defeated her rivals from Uttrakhand. Nidhi Gupta clinched the Junior Girls title by defeating Gurkiran in the final in a one sided contest 21/4 and 18/7 while in the semi-final she deafened Ikra from by 24/0 and 15/0.In the team Championship event the local team won team’s Championship by defeating J&K, Haryana, Uttranchal and Punjab. — TNS |
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