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HindustanTimes Mon,20 May 2013

Bathinda

Jalandhar travel agents held for defrauding youth of Rs 19 lakh

The police on Sunday arrested two travel agents of Jalandhar district for defrauding a youth of R19 lakh on assurance of sending him abroad. Senior superintendent of police (SSP) Surjit Singh Grewal said a special team was constituted under the supervision of an SP-level officer on Saturday to nab the suspects on a tip-off. "They were trying to flee abroad but police nabbed them," said the SSP.

Violence, booth capturing incidents reported from Moga

The polling for zila parishad and block samiti elections in Moga district was marked by various incidents of violence, booth capturing, influencing and threatening voters in various parts.

ASI assaulted; suspended for being drunk on duty

An assistant sub-inspector was allegedly assaulted on Saturday night by the SAD candidate along with his supporters after the police official argued with some Akali workers over some issue.

Jakhar visits Faridkot jail, demands release of detained teachers

Congress Legislature Party leader Sunil Jakhar on Saturday visited the modern jail here to express concern over the detention of about 150 teachers employed under the centre-sponsored scheme (CSS).

No trace of unidentified person booked in stolen picture case

Even nine months after a case was registered against an unidentified person for stealing a precious handmade picture of erstwhile Faridkot prince Maharaja Balbir Singh, the police have failed to trace the accused.

Maluka refutes allegations of his involvement in attack on PPP leader as baseless

Education minister Sikander Singh Maluka on Friday refuted the allegations levelled by the People's Party of Punjab (PPP) and the Congress of his involvement in the attack on PPP leader Lakhvir Singh Lakha Sidhana and his supporters at an election rally at Adampura village of Rampura Phul on Tuesday.

Majithia ridicules opposition's demand for President's Rule

Ridiculing the demand by the opposition to impose the President's Rule in Punjab, revenue and public relations minister Bikram Majithia on Friday urged the President to install a caretaker government at the Centre.

FCI employee booked for forgery and cheating

The city police have registered a case against Ashok Kumar, an employee of the Food Corporation of India (FCI), for cheating and forgery on the complaint of the senior FCI officials seven months after a cheque book was allegedly stolen from the FCI office at Faridkot.

Six of family set ablaze, 3 dead

In a revenge attack, six members of a farmer’s family were set afire at their house in Jattawali village of Ferozepur district in the wee hours of Thursday. Three of them - an elderly woman and her two minor granddaughters – died, while the others were injured.

RTI applicant told to collect info personally from sarpanch

In a bizarre reply under the Right To Information (RTI) Act, officials of the zila parishad had asked an RTI applicant, Hardev Singh, a resident of Dhingar village, to collect information from his village sarpanch personally.

Farmer killed in group clash

A 62-year-old farmer was killed on Wednesday after two groups clashed over a dispute regarding a common way, which goes to fields at Kotla Mehar Singh Wala village, under the jurisdiction of Baghapurana police station. The police have booked five farmers, including two unidentified people, in this connection.

Farmers' protest pays off; some get power in fields

Even as the state government has recently started giving 40% subsidy on solar power connections to farmers to irrigate their fields, it is yet to provide power connections to farmers who had paid necessary amount to the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) months ago.

Parents seek DC's help to end impasse with school on fee hike

Members of Feed Foundation, an NGO, along with parents of the students of Ryan International School, Dugri, submitted a memorandum to deputy commissioner (DC) Rahul Tewari on Tuesday, requesting him to resolve the matters between the school and parents.

Release women teachers from jails: Jakhar to CM

Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader Sunil Jakhar has said the Punjab government was not concerned about children who are painfully waiting for release of their mothers arrested for seeking salary due for the past 13 months during a peaceful protest at Bathinda on May 1.

Zila Parishad polls: All eyes on Gidderbaha

While the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has been testing waters for it new leadership in Gidderbaha, the latter falls in the list of exceptional constituencies across the state where no candidate has been elected unopposed during the nomination round for the zila parishad and block samiti elections.

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