Chandigarh, March 24
The executive meeting of the BJP, which was held for accelerating the poll campaign, turned into a bloody fight between two leaders and their supporters.

During the fight, the party’s colony cell chairman Anil Dubey was attacked on his leg with a knife. Dubey, along with another BJP worker, have been admitted to the GMCH, Sector 32. The police have taken BJP mandal president Mukesh Rai and three others in custody.

As the meeting was under way in the basement of the BJP office “Kamlam” in Sector 33, Dubey and Rai started arguing with each other on the ground floor over some old dispute between them.

An eyewitness said soon both these leaders and their supporters started hitting each other. Senior party leaders intervened and took Dubey and Rai into a room and tried to broker peace between them.

However, suddenly more supporters of Rai entered the party office and again a fight took place between the two groups. Some of Rai’s supporters entered the room where Dubey and Rai were sitting and attacked Dubey with a knife.

Sources said Rai’s supporters tried to attack Dubey in the stomach, but he was hit on the leg. Party workers tried to control the situation and called the police.

Rajesh Shukla, SHO of the Sector 34 police station, said Dubey and one more person had been admitted to the GMCH, while Rai and three others had been taken in police custody. They would record the statements of leaders who were present there and take action accordingly, he said.

Chandigarh, March 24
It seems that the trouble for BJP candidate Kirron Kher is far from over. After facing opposition from local party leaders, now her sister-in-law has filed a complaint before the District Magistrate against her for allegedly providing wrong details of her property and its legal status.

In her complaint to the Deputy Commissioner, Kirron's sister-in-law Gurindesh Sandhu said Kirron had declared in her nomination form that she was a resident of Kothi No. 65, Sector 8 A, Chandigarh, whereas she was enrolled as a voter in the Andheri West Assembly constituency.

She also submitted that Kirron had mentioned in her nomination papers that she owned 25 per cent of SCO 18, Sector 17 E, Chandigarh, whereas it was a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) property and till date there was no partition. Sandhu submitted that the property was under litigation before the District Courts, Chandigarh, and the court had kept the mutation of the property in abeyance by the Chandigarh Administration through the Estate Officer.

District Magistrate-cum-Returning Officer Mohammad Shayin said Kirron had mentioned her property details in her nomination papers. Her sister-in-law had challenged the status of these properties but according to the rules, this did not call for cancelling Kirron's nomination. The affected parties could raise these issues before the court, he said.

In a statement issued to mediapersons, Kirron clarified that no objection was raised over her nomination papers before the Returning Officer accepted these.

“We have not been called upon by any authority to reply to any alleged complaint by any person against me. All information given by me in my nomination form and in the affidavit is correct. Neither has any information been concealed nor any fact misrepresented. I stand by the information given in the nomination papers and I will give a befitting reply to any query made by any person as per law,” Kirron said.

Kirron's sister-in-law Gurindesh Sandhu said her husband, who was Kirron's brother, had died in 2003 and as per the ruling of the Supreme Court in 2005, daughters also had the right in HUF property. She, along with her daughters, had filed a litigation in the District Courts and matter was sub judice.

They approached the DC because they wanted to submit true facts before UT officials.

Moreover, they would also hold a press conference in this regard in the coming days, Sandhu said.

Chandigarh, March 24
The ball is back in the court. As the Chandigarh Golf Club controversy came up for resumed hearing, the Punjab and Haryana High Court today made it clear that the lease row will now be decided on the judicial side.

Oral observations to this effect came after a Division Bench headed by Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul was informed that a former Judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Kuldip Singh, was not mediating any more.

Taking on record the assertion, the Bench directed the production of the mediation proceedings on the next date of hearing.

Justice Kuldip Singh was appointed mediator by the High Court to resolve the renewal of the lease row between the Golf Club and the Chandigarh Administration. On a previous date of hearing, the Bench had directed the Golf Club to pay Rs 10 lakh, in addition to Rs 20 lakh already paid to the UT administration. Acting on the petition filed by the Golf Club against the enhanced lease amount sought by the Chandigarh Administration, the High Court on the previous date of hearing had asked it to pay Rs 20 lakh.

The High Court (HC) earlier wanted the Administration and the club to resolve the row. Seeking directions for setting aside the order/letter issued by the Administration on November 15 and 16 last year, the club had contended that it was illegal, arbitrary and discriminatory. The Administration, vide the letter, had asked the club to deposit lease money from March 16, 2008, to March 15, 2013. The amount was calculated as Rs 9,27,48,000.

Directions were also sought by the club to extend the lease of the petitioner society either in terms of a draft lease proposed in a letter dated December 2, 2009, or on the terms similar to that of the Delhi Golf Club, both in terms of lease money as well as tenure.

The HC had earlier verbally questioned the Golf Club on the issue of paying the lease amount. Dubbing it as a rich club, a Division Bench of the HC minced no words to say money was not being paid, while lakhs were being spent on polls and parties.

As the lease row came up for hearing, the Bench asked the Golf Club counsel the reason behind its reluctance to pay the amount, even though it was charging fees for organising functions. The observations were made verbally during the course of the hearing as passing reference, and cannot be construed as expression by the Bench on the merits of the ongoing case.

Drawing a parallel between the Central Club and the Golf Club, the Bench observed that the former had made the payment from its meagre resources, while the latter, which was a club of the rich, was yet to pay.

Chandigarh, March 24
City residents will soon find respite from fears of lacking authenticity in procedures and arbitrary cost estimates of treatment at private institutions as the UT Administration will begin registration of private institutions under the Clinical Establishment Act - 2010 from the next month.

The Act makes it mandatory for all government and private clinics, nursing homes, hospitals, local authorities and individual practitioners to register with the District Registering Authority (DRA). It also binds these clinical establishments to display cost of each service in patient areas.

“The Act will check malpractices in terms of arbitrary charges being raised by certain private institutions after admission of patient,” said a UT Health Department official.

The Act, notified by the UT Administration in 2010, also provides for regular surprise checks and monetary penalties on clinical establishments in case of violation.

“We will launch a web portal for online registrations within a month. Registrations will be made purely online to ensure speedy and transparent procedure. Sub-committees will also be formed for inspections and other actions pertaining to clinical establishments,” said Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Shayin, who is also DRA chairperson.

An inspection team will consist of three members - a doctor of the specialty concerned, a nurse and a pharmacist.

Penalties for failing to register before the deadline will range from Rs 50,000 to Rs 5 lakh till third contravention.

How patients will benefit Check on arbitrary escalation in cost of services as the Act makes it mandatory for clinical establishments to display cost of each service. Check on qualification of staff, including lab assistants at diagnostic centres. Surprise checks and patient grievance redressal mechanism. Standadisation of medical procedures and costs. Electronic medical record to be maintained by clinical establishment.

Chandigarh, March 24
The Returning Officer (RO) for the Chandigarh parliamentary constituency, Mohammed Shayin, today issued a show-cause notice to the BSP for violating the model code of conduct by allegedly launching a slanderous and malicious campaign against the Congress candidate, Pawan Kumar Bansal.

In the notice, the RO stated that the vice-president of the Chandigarh Territorial Congress Committee (CTCC) had complained that a poster had been issued by a BSP worker, Rajesh Bassi, in violation of the model code of conduct to launch a ‘mama-bhanja campaign’.

The code of conduct states that criticism of other political parties should be confined to policies, programme, past record and work. The parties shall refrain from criticism of all aspects of private life, not connected with the public activities of the leaders or workers of other parties.

The BSP has been asked to explain its position on the issue.

Meanwhile, the BSP candidate, Janat Jahan, said the Congress candidate’s name was not mentioned anywhere on the posters.

Earlier, the RO had issued an advisory to the BJP to carry out its election campaign as per the model code of conduct guidelines after BB Bahl, the president of Chandigarh Territorial Congress Committee, had complained that the BJP was planning to carry out a slanderous and malicious campaign against Bansal.

To corner the Congress and its candidate for the Chandigarh seat, Pawan Kumar Bansal, the saffron party had decided to launch a ‘mama-bhanja’ campaign in the city next week. Besides, the party was to highlight the alleged poor performance of the Congress MP during the last 15 years.

Chandigarh, March 24
High drama prevailed at the office of the returning officer (RO) when BJP leaders objected to the nomination papers of the Congress candidate, Pawan Kumar Bansal.

The issue was raised at the time of scrutiny of the nomination papers of various candidates contesting the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat.

Satya Pal Jain, the proposer, and Dheeraj Jain, an authorised representative of Kirron Kher, told the RO that Forms A & B filed by Bansal along with his nomination form was not in the “prescribed format”.

They claimed that Bansal and his party had attached the Forms A & B written by them in their own language rather than what was prescribed under the Election Allotment and Reservation of Symbols Order-1968.

They said it should also be verified whether senior Congress leader Shakeel Ahmed, who signed the Form A in the favour of Bansal, was authorised to do so by the party or not.

The RO, Mohammed Shayin, said Bansal’s candidature was accepted after the objection was found unwarranted.

Meanwhile, BJP leaders alleged that after the objection was raised, the Congress candidate reached the DC Office and made alterations in the forms to negate the objections.

Satya Pal Jain has urged the RO to pass an order giving the reasons for rejecting the objection. 

Chandigarh, March 24
After scrutiny of nomination papers received from March 15 to March 22 for the Chandigarh parliamentary constituency, the Returning Officer accepted the candidature of 19 contenders.

Chandigarh, March 24
Apart from being Bollywood stars, BJP’s Kirron Kher and AAP’s Gul Panag, who are making their electoral debut from the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat, have one more thing in common. Both of them do not have their names on the electoral rolls in the city.

The BJP and AAP candidates, who are seeking votes from local residents highlighting their "local connection" with the City Beautiful, have their votes in Punjab and Mumbai.

While Kirron's name is on the Mumbai Andheri West electoral rolls, Gul Panag’s name figures in Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab.

Kirron has given her address as Kothi No. 65, Sector 8 A. On this address, only three votes are registered, including those of her father Col Thakar Singh and her sister-in-law Gurindesh Sandhu. Whereas Gul Panag has shown her address in Mahadian village in Fatehgarh Sahib district, Punjab.

While Kirron and Gul Panag are justifying their local connection, the Congress and BSP candidates from the city are targeting them as "outsiders".

Kirron said she was the daughter of the city as she was born and brought up in Chandigarh. She was not an outsider candidate because Chandigarh was her first home as her parents stayed in Chandigarh. She had studied in Chandigarh and represented Panjab University in badminton. She knew everything about the city, she said.

Chandigarh, March 24
A day after a complaint was filed against the Panjab University (PU) authorities alleging violation of model code of conduct, Deputy Commissioner-cum-Returning Officer Mohammad Shayin directed them not to declare the result of interviews scheduled for March 25.

The complainant had alleged that the university cancelled interviews for 45 posts to be held from March 11 to 13 and for three posts to be held on March 14 but scheduled interviews for the post of assistant professor in philosophy on March 25.

A senior PU official revealed that in a communication received from the UT Election Commission, the authorities were asked to hold the interviews but not to declare its results.

As the case of filling the vacant post is scheduled for April 4, 2014, in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the university authorities were conducting interviews.

The PU official said the result of the interviews will not be declared till the code of conduct was in force.

The PU official added that the authorities had postponed the mass interview fixed for the selection of programmers and security guard.

Chandigarh, March 24
Young voters in the city do not want reservation for any specific community in educational institutes to be part of the manifesto of any political party for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Time has come for top leadership of political parties to work for betterment of the country and give a fair chance to students by considering merit and not any reservation for admission to educational institutes, opined students of the Punjab Engineering College (PEC).

Shreya Kumar, a student of electronic and communication engineering, said this time, the agenda of political parties should be to improve the quality of professionals produced by educational institutes by admitting students on merit basis only and doing away with reservation of seats for members of some community.

Kunal Bhatia, a student of computer sciences, commented that earlier, seats were reserved for candidates belonging to some communities so that they were not deprived of education due to lack of awareness among their parents. But in the present scenario, it was not required any more. So the political parties should rethink and do away with quota in the education system, he added.

Devashish Agnihotri, a student of production department, said the parties should draft a plan to upgrade the education system as there was a huge gap between the skill demanded by industries and the training imparted to students in institutes. Resultantly, unemployment problem was mushrooming in the country on a large scale, he added.

Kamini Sharma, another student of electronic and communication engineering, believed that seats should only be reserved for candidates from economically weaker sections of society and not any specific caste or community.

Her course mate Avantika said this time, every party should hold a number of meetings with youngsters and know what they want. There should be some special schemes that should benefit students in general and not only a selected few who belong to some community.

Chandigarh, March 24
The political rally of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, which was scheduled to be held in Sector 25 on March 27, has been cancelled.

BB Bahl, president of Chandigarh Territorial Congress Committee (CTCC), said the party high command cancelled the rally as it was now planning to hold rallies together in Chandigarh and Punjab. Elections in Punjab are scheduled for April 30.

Bahl said they were hopeful that the party would hold a rally, addressed either by Sonia Gandhi or Rahul Gandhi, in Chandigarh before April 10, when the city goes to the polls.

The party had cancelled all the programmes of its candidate Pawan Bansal, which were scheduled for March 27, in view of Sonia Gandhi’s rally. However, since the rally has been called off, Bansal will now hold the functions. 

Chandigarh, March 24
The Met Department has forecast rain during the weekend, which will cast a shadow on the political rallies scheduled during this period. The department has forecast thundershowers from March 27 to 30 in parts of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh.

As per the schedule of political parties, BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will address a rally on March 29, while BSP supremo Mayawati will address the masses at the open rally ground in Sector 25 on March 30.

Met director Surinder Pal Singh said weather was likely to improve on March 31.

As per the Met Department, the city received 6.9mm rainfall today. The maximum temperature recorded in the city was 20.5 degrees Celsius, nine notches below the normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 17.2 degrees Celsius, three notches below the normal.

As per the forecast for Tuesday, there will be partly cloudy sky with the maximum temperature of 30 degrees Celsius and minimum temperature of 16 degrees Celsius.

Panchkula, March 24
With the election fever on, three local councillors, who were suspended by the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) for giving vote in favour of Congress candidate during mayoral elections, were reinstated by the party today. Councillors Ravi Kant Swami, Sunil Talwar and CB Goel were suspended last year.

Following the move, the district BJP chief Vishal Seth removed his name plate from the party office in Sector 2 showing resentment.

Sources said few leaders of the party itself were opposed to this move; however some leaders stressed that the same could be beneficial during the elections.

Suspended councillor CB Goel later joined Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) but he was taken back by the party.

On being asked whether the BJP was acting as an opportunist, BJP leader Gyan Chand Gupta said, “We are a family and sometimes differences occur. The situation is like when a few family members get angry but in case of any marriage or any function at home, everyone gets together again.”

A few days back, BJP district chief Vishal Seth had again referred that the suspended councillors were traitors. Seth was missing during the announcement today. When contacted, Seth’s number was switched off.

On joining BJP, Goel said, “To keep my political activities alive, I had to join some or the other party but I was always with the BJP.”

Chandigarh, March 24
National Student Union of India (NSUI) has constituted a new body to campaign for the Congress party under the chairmanship of NSUI in-charge Nigam Bhandari.

Briefing media persons here today, Bhandari said the new working committee would be working towards spreading awareness among students in the city colleges and university about the development taken place in the city during the tenure of MP Pawan Kumar Bansal.

When asked about the functioning of the committee, Bhandari said teams will be constituted in colleges comprising of both boys and girl students, who will make students aware about the achievements of the congress government in the last decade in the city as well as the country.

Former vice-president of the NSUI, Manu Madan, said after winning the Lok Sabha election he would take up the issue of PU being given central university status. He further added that he would also take up the issue of setting up placement cells in every college so that the companies could hold the interviews in the colleges and select the deserving candidates for appointments.

The new body of NSUI would include Gurjot Singh Sandhu as the state president, vice-presidents include Antarpreet, Nitin and Balsharan Singh, general secretaries include Deepak Singh, Himash Mehra, Deepak Kumar, Jagdeep, Jashanpreet Singh, Khushboo, while secretaries include Jaspal Singh, Parveen Kumar, Deepak, Gurlovleen, Raghav, and Sunidhi.

National Student Union of India (NSUI) today launched student panchayat programme for the university and college students.

Credit Game
NSUI representatives of Panjab University claimed that they played a major role in convincing the PU authorities to withdraw the fee hike proposed recently by the syndicate.

Panchkula, March 24
After Jannat Jahan’s incident in Chandigarh for violating the model code of conduct, former BJP minister Rattan Lal Kataria's wife is in trouble as Panchkula DC ordered probe when she was reportedly found campaigning inside a temple in Kalka, Panchkula.

Kataria is contesting the Lok Sabha elections from Ambala Constituency on BJP ticket.

Taking serious note of the incident, DC SS Phulia said, “The Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Kalka has been asked to put up a report. She has further ordered the district revenue officer to inquire the matter. They will be submitting a final report to me.”

Kataria’s wife Banto Kataria was campaigning with her supporters and wooing the devotees to vote for her husband. Sources said that a speech was also given. A photograph with Chandigarh Tribune shows Banto Kataria with the supporters inside the temple.

Rattan Lal Kataria said, “We are law abiding citizens. It must have happened mistakenly as the temple is on the road. We can never think of violating the model code of conduct. We are aware of the rules.”

Recently, a show cause notice was issued to BSP candidate Jannat Jahan by the UT District Magistrate-cum-Returning Officer Mohammad Shayin for violating the model code of conduct. She had visited various mosques in the city during her election campaign on Friday. Jahan later replied to the notice.

Panchkula, March 24
Ahead of elections, the photographs of INLD leader Praveen Attrey with the Congress workers at a function in Barwala raised many an eyebrow.

The photographs showed that Praveen Attrey was sitting with the local Congress MLA DK Bansal, president of Haryana Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee Ranjeeta Mehta, political advisor of Congress MLA, Satnam Singh Chatha and other Congress leaders.

Attrey said, “When the Congress workers sat with me, I had some apprehensions that they will be playing some trick. The Congressmen may play any trick but the party has faith in me.” Attrey said it was a political conspiracy by the Congress. Attrey was appointed as district vice-president of INLD, but he was later removed from the post. A Congress party worker said, “We were sitting there but he came and sat among us.”

Senior INLD leader and Kalka MLA, Pradeep Chaudhary said, “It’s a political conspiracy. Our party worker can only break the unity of Congress and that is what he must be trying to do .”

Panchkula, March 24
Following guidelines of the Election Commission of India, the District Electoral Officer (DEO), Dr SS Phulia, has directed political parties and individuals contesting elections to seek permission before erecting poll-related hoardings and banners in the district.

The DEO has also asked them to organise street shows and rallies at earmarked places and abide by the guidelines of the election commission.

The political parties, however, could display their hoardings, banners and other election-related material at places earmarked by the Administration for displaying advertisements only after obtaining written permission from the authorities concerned, he said.

Strict action would be taken against the violators, the DEO warned. — TNS

Chandigarh, March 24
A city resident alleged that he was assaulted by some Punjab Police personnel, in full public view, after he confronted them for hitting his car. Prashant Khurana, a resident of Sector 49, has submitted a complaint at the Sector 36 police station against the cops for allegedly manhandling him.

As per the complaint, Prashant was going towards Mohali and was crossing the Kisan Bhawan roundabout when a bus number carrying Punjab police personnel hit his car. The bus fled after hitting his car.

Prashant chased the bus and managed to confront it near Attawa when he blocked the way and questioned the bus driver. The cops then got down from the bus and beat him up, he alleged.

“At least four to five Punjab police personnel got down from the bus and thrashed me. They boasted of their power and manhandled me in full public view,” stated Prashant. When contacted, DSP Surjit Malik said he is unaware of any such incident.

Panchkula, March 24
The Panchkula police removed its ‘kundi connection’ at the Sector 14 police station here today. The non-functional meter was made operational and power supply was now being taken through the same instead of the direct supply.

Taking immediate action, DS Dhanda, exceutive engineer of the Electricity Department, had sent his team to the spot.

It was on Saturday that Chandigarh Tribune had reported how the biggest police station of Panchkula was drawing the supply of power illegally. A kundi connection was used for the entire police station.

An official of the Electricity Department said, “We will check how much power has been consumed by them illegally.”

The cops had told that the meter became non-operational following which they resorted to a kundi connection.

However, today the same meter was made functional by the officials of the Electricity Department.

Also declared as a people friendly police station, the premises consisted of a police community hub and a conflict centre.

The power for the entire building was being drawn directly from the main supply. The electricity consumed by the building is the highest as compared to other police stations. Sources said at least 10 kW is consumed by the building.

Mohali, March 24
Encroachments on any land belonging to the government will not be permitted in SAS Nagar district and strict action will be taken against the offenders. This was stated by Deputy Commissioner Tejinder Pal Singh Sidhu at a meeting with the executive officers concerned in the District Administrative Complex here.

The DC directed the executive officers to remove the encroachments in the city and take action against the defaulters.

Sidhu took serious note of encroachments at Nayagaon and asked the executive officers to get them removed and submit a report. He said an FIR should also be lodged so that legal action could be initiated.

The DC further directed the executive officers to remove temporary shops and illegal rehris/rickshaws which were causing traffic nuisance.

Besides, he said posters and election banners put up unauthorised by the parties or their candidates in the city should be removed.

Chandigarh, March 24
The recent notification issued by the Department of Medical Education and Research — making it mandatory for students taking the MBBS and BDS entrance exam to have passed their matriculation, Classes XI and XII from Punjab-based schools to be eligible to avail 85% state quota seats — have put students in a quandary.

Earlier, students who passed Classes XI and XII from Punjab-based schools were eligible for admission to its medical/dental colleges under the state quota.

Medical aspirants from the Union Territory (UT) and Punjab state say their future has been put at stake.

The worst-affected are Chandigarh-based students who are pursuing their Class XI and XII from schools in Punjab.

As per the new notification, these students are not eligible for the Punjab state and UT quota.

Besides this, the academic batches — 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16 — will also be affected along with the previous year’s drop outs.

Satpal Kaushik, parent of a medical aspirant said, “We have approached officials at the helm of affairs but nobody has given us any assurance. The only option left is to move the court.”

Kaushik claimed that he had met Vini Mahajan, Principal Secretary, Health and Medical Education, Punjab, in this regard.

“Despite giving a written presentation, no assurance was given to us. Mahajan, however, said she would look into the matter,” he added.

Another parent Anupam Sharma, said, “The government should implement the notification after three years so that people are informed prior.”

The last date for filing forms for the All India Pre-Medical Entrance Test (AIPMT) — to be held on May 4 — was December 30, 2013. However, the state government issued the notification on March 7.

With the AIPMT exam around the corner, the students are left in the lurch.

Tusshar Kumar Jain, who passed his matriculation from Chandigarh and is currently pursuing Class 12 from Mohali, said, “The notification has put my future at stake.”

Meanwhile, the Medicos Legal Action Group (MLAG) has also condemned the arbitrary move of the Punjab Government wherein it has declared many Punjab Domicile students ineligible from doing MBBS in Punjab.

Dr Neeraj Nagpal, convenor of the MLAG said, “The students had already applied for the national entrance-2014 by mentioning Punjab as their state of domicile. But following the government’s decision, many students will become ineligible for the test.”

in jeopardy
Earlier, students who had passed Classes XI and XII from Punjab-based schools were eligible for admission. But, now, students should have passed matriculation, besides Class XI and XII to avail 85% state quota seats.

Panchkula, March 24
The students of Hallmark Public School, Sector 15, left the audience spellbound with their play on freedom fighters today. The play — based on the British era when Shaheed Bhagat Singh became a martyr at Lahore — was staged at the Yavanika Open Air Theatre at Sector 5 here.

The play ‘Gagan Damama Baajyo,’ was performed by 17 children of the school’s theatre wing and written by well known playwright Piyush Mishra.

The play was directed by Abhishek Sharma, a post graduate from the Department of Indian Theatre, PU.

The captivating voice of the ‘sutradhar’ in the play was given by Jivtesh Garg, the school director.

Garg said, “The idea of organising the play is to impress upon the youth to follow Bhagat Singh’s ideology. The play clearly enunciated why Bhagat Singh became a freedom fighter and his perception of a free India.”

Snehil Sharma played the role of Bhagat Singh, Paras Garg was Rajguru, Devkaran Singh Dhillon was Sukhdev, Jatin Chhabra was Ashfaaq Ullah Khan and Mehar Kaur Nakai played the role of the victim of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. School principal Kavita Wadhwa said, “The hard work of students has paid off.”