AMRITSAR
Fake currency seized: The BSF seized
fake Indian currency notes and explosives
following a brief exchange of fire with two
Pakistani intruders near the border outpost of
Burj in the Lopoke sub-sector on Friday. The
officials said here on Saturday that during
search they found a bag containing Rs 19.5 lakh
besides 12 packets of explosives, a revolver
along with two magazines and 16 cartridges.GURDASPUR
Two arrested: The police arrested Pankaj
Pardhan and Suraj Pradhan, residents of Nawan
Gram, Dharamsala, for their alleged involvement
in thefts. According to Mr Varinder Kumar, SSP, a
scooter was recovered from their possession. They
were arrested near Sohal, 10 km from here, on
Saturday.
HOSHIARPUR
Poppy seized: The police has recovered a
large quantity of poppy husk. Mr R.P. Mittal,
SSP, said here on Sunday that during checking 16
bags containing 612 kg poppy husk had been
recovered from a tractor-trailer and arrested
Kamaljit Singh Salim and Sohanlal.
JALANDHAR
Inaugurated: The Health and Family
Welfare Minister, Mr Manoranjan Kalia,
inaugurated a TB detection and treatment camp in
Basti Guzan here on Saturday. He announced that
421.8 crore would be spent for better health care
under the Punjab Health System Corporation. He
assured that the construction work of the Civil
Hospital would be completed within 21 months.
Murder:
Bishan Das (42) was found murdered at his home in
Arya Nagar, Kartarpur, on Saturday, the police
said. He was hit with a lethal weapon on his head
resulting in his death. A case of murder has been
registered on a complaint of his brother, Mr
Amarjit Singh.
Road
mishap: Jagtar (24) was killed by
getaway vehicle on Friday near Udesian village.
In another incident Seema suffered burns in a
stove burst at home in Sofi village on Thursday.
She succumbed to her injuries in Guru Nanak
Mission Hospital on Saturday. Their bodies were
handed over to their relatives after post-mortem
at the Civil Hospital on Saturday.
NANGAL
Seminar: A seminar on "Water
Pollution" was organised at Nikku Nangal
village under the National Environment Awareness
campaign. The seminar was organised by Arpan, a
NGO.
NAWANSHAHR
Awareness programme: The Sakharata
Committee of Sanawa village, in collaboration
with the gram panchayat, organised a literary
awareness programme in the village. Mr A.K.
Sikka, SDM- cum-Secretary, District Literacy
Society, inaugurated the campaign. A cleanliness
drive was also launched.
Course:
A five-day training course on preservation of
fruits and vegetables was organised for educated
unemployed rural girls at Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Langroya, 5 km from here, concluded on Friday. As
many as 34 girls were given training. Dr Roshan
Sunkaria, Deputy Commissioner, was present on the
concluding day.
PHAGWARA
Businessman robbed: Mr Mohinder Khanna
was admitted to the Civil Hospital on Friday when
three miscreants allegedly fired at him and
robbed him of Rs 4,000 outside his shop at the
Banga road on Friday. In another incident,
miscreants looted a liquor shop at Bhullarai
village.
SAMRALA
Rally: The PSEB Employees Federation of
Samrala unit held a gate rally in front of the
division office here on Saturday. The circle
President, Mr Karam Chand, criticised the
policies of the PSEB.
No working day: Lawyers of the local Bar
Association, observed no working day here on
Saturday. The Secretary of the association, Mr
Shiv Kumar Kalyan, said following the call given
by the Punjab Lawyers Association on April 3 they
were not attending courts on Saturdays.
TARN
TARAN
Robbery: A robbery in a farmhouse at
Pakhoke village on Friday has terrorised
residents of the area. According to sources, the
dacoits, numbering more than five, armed with
weapons entered the farmhouse of Mr Joginder
Singh at 11 p.m. and took away cash, ornaments
and other valuable articles. The police has
registered a case.
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