Phone found from inmate

Hoshiarpur: The Central Jail administration has recovered a mobile phone from an undertrial inmate. The city police have registered a case against the accused in this regard. According to the information received, the Assistant Superintendent of the Hoshiarpur Central Jail informed the police that after a secret information, the jail administration conducted a search and a mobile phone was recovered from undertrial Kulwant Singh, alias Gopa, a resident of Atal Majarain Nawanshahr district. OC

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‘Poor’ IELTS score: girl kills self

Jalandhar: Upset due to her unfulfilled foreign dreams, a 28-year-old girl committed suicide on Wednesday. The deceased has been identified as Manpreet Kaur (28), a resident of Guru Nanak Pur Colony. Jatinder Kumar, SHO, Nakodar city police station, said they did not found suicide note from the spot. He said family members of the deceased claimed that Manpreet was depressed after getting fewer bands in IELTS exam. She was reportedly residing with her aunt in Nakodar. The police had sent the body for the post-mortem and filed case under Section 174 of the CrPC. TNS

LPU expert helping MHA

Jalandhar: Lovely Professional University (LPU) had deputed its forensic science expert faculty member Dr Mohit Soni to the Ministry of Home Affairs (Government of India) for showing an exemplary expertise in the related field. Providing valuable consultancy, Dr Soni assisted the Government of India, at the back end and the policy level, for opening the first-ever National Forensic Science University in the country. He also coordinated for preparing brand new course of ‘Cyber Crime Investigation’ with a new structure module. He worked in New Delhi for a year, along with high-profile authorities of India engaged in the fields of law enforcement and intelligence. A PhD in digital forensics, he has trained many army, police and intelligence officers on cyber security, offence/ defence, information security, biometrics and related aspects. TNS