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PTC MD Rabinder Narayan's remand extended in 'sexual harassment' case

Mohali, April 8 A local court has extended the police remand of PTC managing director Rabinder Narayan till April 11 in the alleged sexual harassment case of a contestant of Miss Punjaban beauty pageant. The police said his remand was...

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Updated At : 12:20 PM Apr 09, 2022 IST

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Mohali, April 8

A local court has extended the police remand of PTC managing director Rabinder Narayan till April 11 in the alleged sexual harassment case of a contestant of Miss Punjaban beauty pageant.

The police said his remand was required as they wanted to take him to Delhi to recover some agreements of the contestants. Meanwhile, another contestant recorded her statement in the court under Section 164 today. —

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