Auction of vanity numbers

Chandigarh: The registration for participation in e-auction of vehicle registration numbers of the series CH01-BP will be held from October 3 to 9. Registration numbers from 0001 to 9999 will be auctioned. The e-auction will start on October 10 (10 am) and continue till October 12 (5 pm). Those interested can register themselves on the national transport website and obtain an unique acknowledgement number (UAN). Only those will be allowed to participate in the auction who have purchased the vehicle at Chandigarh address. Sale letter i.e Form No. 21, Aadhaar card and the address proof of Chandigarh are mandatory to participate in the e-auction.  TNS

Dowry: Husband, in-laws booked

Zirakpur:  The police on Friday registered a dowry harassment case against the in-laws and husband of Niti, a resident of  AKS Colony, Zirakpur. She was married to Ashish Malik, a resident of Pepsu Society, Chandigarh. She alleged that soon after the marriage, her in-laws and husband started harassing her for dowry. She alleged that they physically assaulted her. Similarly, on the statement of Gurpreet Kaur, a resident of Peer Muchhla, Zirakpur, the police booked her husband Gurpreet Singh in a dowry case. The woman had filed a complaint with senior police officials against her husband, a resident of Patiala, alleging that her husband had been harassing her and demanding dowry since their marriage. OC

Blood donation 

Zirakpur: A blood donation camp will be held by the Sant Nirankari Charitable Foundation at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Pabhat Road, Zirakpur, on September 24 from 7 am to 2 pm under the guidance of KK Kashyap, zonal in-charge. A team of doctors will arrive from the Civil Hospital, Phase VI, Mohali. TNS  

CBI against Shilpy Pattar’s bail 

Chandigarh:  The CBI has opposed the bail plea of HCS officer Shilpy Pattar, accused in a graft case. The central agency filed its reply in a special CBI court on Friday. The court will pronounce its order on September 25. The CBI stated that the voice recording during the raid matched with that of the accused. The agency stated that CFSL report also confirmed that marks of chemical on the currency notes also matched with that of the accused. The CBI contended that if she was granted bail, then she might influence the investigation.  Pattar claimed that she was falsely implicated and the police had completed its interrogation, thus, there was no need to keep her in custody. TNS