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Capt Amarinder 'baiter' Punjab minister Channi faces trouble in over 2-yr-old woman IAS officer harassment case

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Chandigarh, May 17

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After Congress MLA Pargat Singh alleged he received a threatening call from Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh’s political adviser, another party leader, Technical Education Minister Charanjit Channi, who is part of a group demanding action against perpetrators in sacrilege and police firing cases has landed in trouble.

On Monday, the Punjab Women Commission issued a notice to the Chief Secretary seeking a status report within a week in a two-and-a-half years old case of alleged harassment of a women IAS officer involving Channi. 

Though the commission has not lodged any complaint, it has taken cognisance of a report published in a vernacular newspaper. 

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Sources said the government was trying to isolate rebellion among ministers and MLAs by digging out their old cases.

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