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Breakthrough in blind murder case, 1 booked
Fatehgarh Sahib, November 11 Superintendent of Police (Detective) Amarjit Singh Motwani said the accused was working in Nalina Khurd village and had given an amount of around Rs 12,000 to the victim. “After Jagtar allegedly failed to return the amount, Rakesh stole Jagtar’s buffalo, following which the accused had to undergo an imprisonment for six months,” said the SP. Motwani said after his release from jail on October 3 the accused planned to seek revenge and murdered Jagtar while he was asleep in his cattle shed. After murdering him, Rakesh dumped his body at an isolated place in the village and fled. The deceased Jagtar was unmarried and used to sleep in cattle shed. When his relatives could not find him the next day, they searched for him and found his body a few yards away from the site of incidnet. Acting on a tip-off, the police arrested Rakesh from a bus stand in Kharoda village in Patiala. The police has booked the accused under various sections of the IPC. |
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3 booked on charges of abduction, rape
Ambala, November 11 The girl then approached the Child Line Welfare Society and narrated her ordeal to them. The spokesman of
the child line then reported the matter to the Maheshnagar police following which a case was registered. In a separate incident, a girl jumped off from a moving car at Ambala Cantt when a youth accompanying her attempted to molest her. The youth had taken her along on pretext of providing her with a suitable job. The girl sustained minor injuries. |
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Monica’s murder: Accused claim innocence
Chandigarh, November 11 Monica’s brother-in-law Vishal Goyal said he was staying alone and had never demanded dowry. Her husband Vikas Goyal told the court that Monica’s parents instigated her against them. Monica’s in-laws GP Goyal and his wife Prem Lata Goyal while recording their statements said their entire family had once got entangled in a property dispute and that they were also jailed in 2005. After the family won the dispute in the court, the house was given to her brothers-in-law, but not Monica. “As a result, her parents instigated her which resulted in minor rifts in the house and she was then moved to the
annexe. I then issued a public notice debarring Vikas and Monica from my property which depressed her,” said Monica’s father-in-law GP Goyal while recording his statements. The case has now been adjourned to November 14. Monica’s in-laws stated that they had never asked for dowry. They said they found her hanging in her room and took her to hospital. Monica
Goyal, a 35-year-old computer teacher at New Public School in Sector 18, was found dead under mysterious circumstances in October, 2012. The victim, Monica
Goyal, was brought to Government Multi-Speciality Hospital in Sector 16, where she was declared brought dead. The family of the woman cried foul and alleged that her in-laws murdered her. The police charged the accused under sections of murder as well as abetment to suicide, criminal conspiracy and destruction of evidence against Monica’s husband Vikas
Goyal, father-in-law GP Goyal, mother-in-law Prem Lata Goyal and brother-in-law Vishal Goyal in the court today. Twenty-two days after the incident on November 8 last year, the police slapped murder charges against the accused. The police had booked all of them in a case of abetment to suicide. After the incident, a team of CFSL had reconstructed the death scene and hung a dummy from the ceiling fan. The forensic team established that Monica Goyal was first beaten brutally the night before her death and then her body was hung from the ceiling fan. The CFSL has not ruled out the possibility that Monica could have been hung in an unconscious state. The police had also added section of destruction of evidence after they recovered a bedsheet from her residence, which had been washed by her in-laws.
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Court to frame charges
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 11 The CBI Judge, Vimal Kumar, made it clear that there was no stay on the hearing of the case by the High Court. He said the High Court had returned the case record which it had summoned, and thus the trial court could proceed with the hearing. The High Court had on September 13 admitted a revision petition filed by Justice Yadav and summoned the entire trial court records. This had brought the trial in the CBI court to a halt. A fortnight back, the High Court, on the administrative side, had returned all the records to the CBI court. All the accused barring Justice Yadav and Delhi-based hotelier Ravinder Singh were present in the court today. These two accused have sought exemption from the case on health grounds. Other accused are former additional advocate general of Haryana Sanjiv Bansal, Chandigarh-based businessman Rajiv Gupta and one Nirmal Singh. The CBI registered a case against Justice Yadav under the Prevention of Corruption Act in August 2008.
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Complainant turns hostile in court
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 11 As per the CBI case, a UT police head constable, Ram Niwas, was arrested last year while accepting a bribe of Rs 1,000. The complainant in the case told the court that he was threatened of imprisonment if he failed to sign the documents. During the last hearing, Balbir’s minor brother Satish had also turned hostile in court. The 13-year-old boy told the court that he worked with a juice vendor, Bablu. Bablu, he said, owed Rs 1,000 to Ram Niwas. Balbir gave the boy Rs 1,000 to hand over to Ram Niwas so that he could arrange a better place for them to put up the juice stall. The conversation was overheard by the rehri association president, Sanjay, who complained to the CBI that the head constable was demanding bribe. The complainants maintained there was no demand for bribe.
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Geetanjali murder
case
Panchkula, November 11 It was on July 17, when Geetanjali was found shot dead in Gurgaon. The postmortem report , later, revealed that she was shot at thrice, resulting in her death. Following the allegations by family of the victim and the course of investigations by the police, a case under Section 302 (murder) was registered against her husband Ravneet Garg, father-in-law KK Garg and mother-in-law Rachna Garg. Ravneet Garg who was posted in Gurgaon, and had moved with Geetanjali from Jagadri to Gurgaon two months back following his promotion. The family later alleged that their daughter was bearing the brunt of her inlaws for not giving birth to a boy. Geetanjali is survived by her two daughters.
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IRCTC penalised for causing harassment
Chandigarh, November 11 The complainant, Suresh Kumar, who wanted to go to Alwar, booked an e-ticket for Fairy Queen Special Train through the website of the IRCTC. The tickets from Chandigarh to Delhi were booked online. On reaching Delhi, the complainant was told that the Fairy Queen Services were not ready for the season. “The railway officials in Delhi were surprised when the matter was brought to their notice,” the complainant stated. The complainant had to return to Chandigarh. The matter was taken up with the opposite party and it paid an amount of Rs 10,200 to the complainant. The said services were not available and the rolling stock was also not ready for the season 2010-11.
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Bank manager, friend booked for extortion
Mohali, November 11 The duo, bank manager Tarun Khullar and his friend Amandeep Singh, allegedly demanded Rs 5 lakh (later settled on Rs 1 lakh) from the restaurant owner, Kanwaljit Singh, for settling the case or “face consequences”. A case under Sections 384, 506 and 120-B of the IPC has been booked against the duo at the Phase I Police Station. The two met the Superintendent of Police (City) Swarndeep Singh and pleaded their innocence. The SP said he had ordered the station house officer of the area, inspector Dharam Pal, to verify all the facts and report
to him before taking further action. Kanwaljit said he had taken Khullar and his wife to Fortis Hospital, who were having dinner at his restaurant, for check-up, but they refused to get admitted to it. “Instead, they called Amandeep Singh, who started asking for money,” said Kanwaljit. Khullar said he had demanded no money. Inspector Dharam Pal said the rat was being sent to a laboratory for test.
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Vehicles pile up near Phase VI, 3 hurt
MOHALI/Ropar,
NoVEMBER 11 Driver of the car Karanjeet, a resident of Kharar, was
trying to take a U-turn from the broken divider and was hit by the bus
in the process from the rear side. Occupants of the scooter Gulshan
and Monika sustained injuries and were rushed to the civil hospital in
Phase VI. Karanjeet was later referred to a hospital in Chandigarh. The
station house officer, Dharampal, said statements of injured are being
recorded and further investigations were on.
Bus collides with truck,
17 injured
Ropar: About 17 passengers got injured when a CTU bus, they
were travelling in, collided with a truck here today. While three
injured identified as Narinder Kaur, Rani and Ramesh Kumar were
critically injured, others were discharged after administering first
aid. The injured are currently undergoing treatment at the local civil
hospital. Ropar Station House Officer Manvir Singh said CTU bus bound
for Chandigarh was coming from Amritsar when it collided with a truck at
Nurpur Bedi near headworks bridge at around 7 pm. The injured were
rushed to hospital, while the truck driver fled the spot.
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SI shoots himself
Chandigarh, November 11 He was a native of Agra in UP and was deputed for the security of Haryana Secretariat. Police said he shot himself below the chin and the bullet oozed out from his head. The victim is survived by his wife and two sons and used to stay with his family in Khuda Lahora village. The security personnel came to know about the incident when they heard the voice of a gunshot and found Vimal Kumar in pool of blood. He was declared brought dead in GMSH-16. An inquest proceeding has been initiated.
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2 caught cheating
Chandigarh, November 11 The two were cheating using blue tooth enabled mobile phones. The accused were identified as Naresh Kumar of Jind and Vikram Singh of Hisar. Police said the accused had kept the cell phones in their undergarments with tiny speakers attached with their shirts. The invigilator in the room noticed them and informed the police. The cell phones of the two were seized and are
being sent for forensic examination to CFSL, Sector 36. The police have registered a case of cheating and criminal conspiracy in the matter. They were sent to one-day police remand. |
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Tennis tourney
Panchkula, November 11 Results: Boys (U-12) semi-final- Pranav Chopra beat Kavan Dev (6-0); Uddayvir Singh beat Raghav Singh (6-0); Boys (U-14) first round-Janmay Jay beat Prasanna (5-1); Rupin Wats beat Shubham (5-4)4; Ronit Arora beat Sidharth Dhaiya (5-4)2; Tushar Kumar beat Pratyush (5-1); Yatan Sharma beat Vidant (5-1); Yajur Bansal beat Prajwal (5-0); Navneet Singh beat Dhananjay Singh (5-2); Raghav Dewan beat Paras Dogra (5-1); Archit Bansal beat Grimanshu (5-0); Boys (U-14) 2nd round-Kavan Dev beat Janmay Jay (5-0); Saurav Yadav beat Rupin Wats (5-1); Tarish Dhingra beat Ronit Arora (5-4); Pranav Chopra beat Tushar Kumar (5-0); Uddayvir Singh beat Yatan Sharma (5-2); Yajur Bansal beat Nishank Thakur (5-3); Navneet Singh beat Raghav Dewan (5-0); Dhairyavir beat Archit Bansal (5-2); Boys (U-14) quarter- final-Kavan Dev beat Saurav Yadav (6-5)5; Pranav Chopra beat Tarish Dhingra (6-3); Uddayvir Singh beat Yajur Bansal (6-0); Navneet Singh beat Dhairyavir Singh (6-2); Girls (U-12) quarter final-Priyanka Khanna beat Anvi Nagpal (5-0); Aastha Dewan beat Muskan (5-0); Agrima Tiwari beat Komal (5-0); Innayat Sandhu beat Ekta Kadian (5-2); Girls (U-12) first round-Anvi Nagpal beat Arushi (5-4)5; Muskan beat Khushi (5-0). — TNS
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Cricket academy lift T20 trophy
Chandigarh, November 11 Sahil lead the team’s score scored 45-runs while Sanjeev Sehgal contributed an unbeaten knock of 36-runs. For bowling side, Naresh Nailwal was the pick of the team claiming 3 for 27. In reply, the Carriers Indian team could manage to score only 83-runs with Sandeep scoring 23-runs. For bowling team, Abhishek Bhateja, Subham Yadav and Amandeep Pannu claimed 2 wickets each. Sahil of LWCC was declared Man of the Match and Man of the Series also. Naresh Nehlwal of Carriers team was awarded with the Fair play trophy while Siddharth Bakshi and Rohit of LWCC were awarded cricket kits for most promising youngsters of the tournament. |
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Saupin’s defeat Sarvhitkari school
Chandigarh, November 11 Manav scored 39-runs and Utsav contributed 33-runs t oremain other principal scorers for the team. Sarvhitkari’s bowlers Gurmehar and Jowanpreet claimed two wickets each. Chasing the target, the Sarvhitkari side bundled out on 210-runs in 39.2 overs. |
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