| AMBALA BookedThe Mahesh
                Nagar police has booked Sohan Lal, a resident of
                Brahmanmajra village, for allegedly raping a
                married woman of the same village. A case under
                Section 376 of the IPC has been registered
                against him.
 BHIWANI Lok adalatA permanent lok adalat has been constituted
                here. Mr M.L.Sharma, Additional District and
                Sessions Judge  I, and Mr R.S. Bagri, Civil
                Judge (Sr. Divn), have been designated as the
                judges for the adalat.
 Dharna
 Employees
                of the Raman Nursing Home here staged a day-long
                dharna at mini-secretariat on Wednesday to seek
                justice in the Dr Raman murder case. Dr Laj,
                widow of the slain doctor, criticised the slow
                pace of the investigation into the case.
 FARIDABAD Chetna manchThe
                following have been elected office-bearers of the
                Rashtriya Sanskritik Chetna Manch: president
                 Dr Ram Shaker Singh; senior vice-president
                 Mr R.S. Chauhan; vice-president  Dr
                Ved Yvathith, and press secretary  Dr
                Rakesh Singh.
 FATEHABAD FunctionThe local
                Mother Teressa International Convent School will
                organise a function on Saturday to mark the first
                death anniversary of Mother Teressa. According to
                Ms Leela Jaswal, Principal of the school, the
                school has been celebrating "Mother Teresa
                Fortnight" since August 25.
 GURGAON PadyatraA group of
                four youths who began padyatra from Sabarmati in
                Gujarat to Delhi reached here on Wednesday. The
                four youths are Kuldeep Sharma, Rajesh Sharma,
                Ramesh Chauhan and Satish Makkad. The group began
                padyatra on July 2.
 REWARI AppointedThe
                following have been appointed presidents of
                various district units of the Janata Dal in
                Haryana by its state president, Mr Ved Prakash
                Vidrohi: Mr Rajendra Singh Yadav (Rewari), Mr
                Hari Lal Gupta (Faridabad urban), Mr Patram Saini
                (Faridabad rural), Mr Anil Sihag (Hisar), Mr
                Ramesh Dighwal (Fatehabad), Mr Mangal Singh Fazil
                (Sirsa), Mr Sewa Singh (Kaithal), Mr Yogendra
                (Jind), Mr Sushil Saini (Rohtak), Mr Jagat Singh
                Yadav (Mahendergarh), Mr Satish Yadav (Gurgaon),
                Mr Suresh Kumar Podia (Karnal), Mr Avtar Singh
                Rawal (Panipat), Mr Harpal Singh (Sonepat) and Mr
                Suresh Kumar Sen (Bhiwani).
 ROHTAK DemandThe district unit of the Indian National Lok
                Dal has demanded removal of Town and Country
                Planning Minister Seth Sri Kishan Dass from the
                cabinet in view of the order of a local court in
                connection with a land grabbing case. Mr Satish
                Bandhu, a local Lok Dal leader, also sought a
                high-level probe into the transfer of certain
                district officials.
 Case registered
 The police here has registered a case against
                some members of a family of Pakasma village, near
                here, in connection with the death of a married
                woman recently. According to reports the victim,
                Rajwanti, of Gugaheri village, who had been
                married to a resident of the village, committed
                suicide under mysterious conditions on July 21.
                The family members of the deceased alleged that
                the woman committed suicide due to harassment by
                her in-laws. A case under Sections 496 and 306 of
                the IPC has been registered against the husband
                and three other members of the family.
 SIRSA Two arrestedRamesh and
                Ravi of Kalanwali town in the district were
                arrested by the police on Wednesday for allegedly
                raping a girl in Kalanwali, about 40 km from
                here, on Wednesday. The police has registered a
                case against the two men.
 Electrocuted
 Jagsir
                Singh (28), a mason, was electrocuted at Mandi
                Dabwali, about 60 km from here, on Wednesday.
                According to sources, Jagsir was working at a
                house at Bararu Street when the incident took
                place.
 Injured
 Chint Kaur
                (65) and her son Tara Singh (32) of Dadu village
                in the district were seriously injured when they
                were allegedly attacked with sharp-edged weapons
                by Kaka Singh and his brother on Wednesday. The
                injured have been hospitalised. According to
                sources, Kaka Singh had been allegedly harassing
                a female relative Mrs of Chint Kaur, who
                naturally objected to the misconduct of Kaka
                Singh. As a result the latter along with his
                brother attacked the woman and her son.
 SONEPAT Probe demandedRepresentatives
                of various farmers' organisations on Wednesday
                demanded a high-level probe into the alleged
                misutilisation of public funds allotted for the
                construction of division No. 28 for the lining of
                canals, construction of bridges and other
                irrigation schemes. In a memorandum sent to Chief
                Minister Bansi Lal they alleged that the bulk of
                the allotted funds had been pocketed by certain
                officials in the absence of any checking by the
                higher authorities of the department.
 Clash
 Some
                students were injured at the railway station here
                on Wednesday when two groups of students clashed.
                A small posse of the railway police arrived on
                the spot after the clash and took some students
                in custody. No arrest has, however, been made.
 YAMUNANAGAR Gang bustedThe police
                has busted a gang involved in the smuggling of
                cows from Haryana to Uttar Pradesh for
                slaughtering purpose. Mr Sheel Madhur,
                Superintendent of Police, said here on Wednesday
                that the Jagadhri sadar police had impounded a
                truck which was carrying eight cows to Uttar
                Pradesh. Three accused  Khanil, Liquat Ali
                and Rasheed Khan  fled from the scene, he
                added.
  
 
 
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