
Lady complains
against mother, brothers
Tribune
News Service
CHANDIGARH, May 28
A local woman living in Karnal after her marriage,
has lodged a complaint with the police, alleging that her
mother and brothers have disposed off some ancestral
property without giving her the due share. Ms Poonam
alleged that a couple of vehicles, a revolver and several
tolas of gold jewellery, owned by her father, Mr Subhash
Chand, had been sold off by her mother and brothers and
her legal right had been infringed.
The police has
registered a case under Sections 403, 404, 420 and 120-B
of the IPC against Jagdish Kaur, Rakesh Kumar, Dinesh
Kumar, Anita Rani and Rajesh Kumar.
Suicide
commited: A prinicpal of a government school
located in a rural area reportedly committed suicide by
setting herself on fire in her Sector 44 house last
night. Ms Chander Kiran, aged about 50 years, was
unmarried and was living alone in her first floor flat.
She was reportedly suffering from depression and was
undergoing psychiatric treatment at General Hospital,
Sector 16.
She used to have her
food at the house of a relative of her's living nearby.
The suicide came to light when the relative came to call
her for dinner last night. The police was called in and
the doors had to be broken around 10 pm. The police has
sent the body for post-mortem.
Two groups
booked: Two groups of persons have been booked
for allegedly quarelling at a public place. Residents of
Burial village, Brij Pal, Sidharth and Parduman, besides
the second group comprising Swaranjeet Singh and
Harminder Singh of Sector 27, have been booked under
Section 160 of the IPC.
Landlord booked:
The man, in whose house wanted conman Mohamed
Wahid was living in Sector 8, has been booked under
Section 188 of the IPC. The police has initiated legal
proceedings against Mr J.S. Kang for allegedly not
informing the police about his tenant. Giving information
about one's tenant is mandatory in Chandigarh under
Section 144 of the CrPC.
Travel agent
booked: A Travel agent has been booked for
allegedly taking Rs 10,000 from an Ambala-based person by
promising him that a passport could be arranged for him
within a week. Mr Harkesh, a resident of Vijay Nagar in
Ambala Cantonment, reported that he had been cheated of
Rs 10,000 by Bhupinder Singh of Hargobind Travel Agent. A
case under Section 420 of the IPC has been registered.
The case was first
handed over to the police, who said it had nothing in it.
The Regional Passport Officer complained again and the
sum was returned through a cheque thus proving that money
had changed hands between the two parties.
Scooter stolen: A
Kinetic Honda (CH-01-F-8420) owned by Mr Harish Taneja of
Sector 23 has been stolen from the Sector 17 parking.
Minor girl
kidnapped: A minor daughter of Mrs Sudesh Kumar,
a resident of Dadu Majra Colony (DMC), has been
kidnapped. The woman alleged that her daughter was
abducted by Jasbir Singh Jassi and Rani of the same
locality. A case under Sections 333 and 366 of the IPC
has been registered.
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