Crime Beat 8212; Chandigarh

House burgled in Sector 36Inderjit Singh, a resident of Sector 36, complained to the police that gold ornaments, cash and some electronic...

House burgled in Sector 36
Inderjit Singh, a resident of Sector 36, complained to the police that gold ornaments, cash and some electronic goods were stolen from his house. He added, in his complaint, that he suspected his servant8217;s involvement in the theft. A case has been registered.

Man held on charge of eve-teasing
Kashmir Singh, a resident of Amritsar, was arrested by the city police from the Inter State Bus Terminus in Sector 17 for allegedly eve-teasing a woman resident of Khanpur in Delhi. The police have registered a case against him.

Three booked for assaulting man
Sandeep Bhardwaj, a resident of Sector 32, complained to the police that he was assaulted by Rajesh Kapoor, Nikhil Kapoor and Ramesh Kapoor, residents of Sector 7. The police have booked the three on the charges of tresspass, causing hurt, criminal intimidation and criminal conspiracy.

Two booked for forgery
On the complaint of Ashok Sharma, Regional Employment Office, Sector 17, the city police have booked Jasbir Singh, whose address is not known, and Devinder Singh, a resident of Sector 55, for submitting fake conductor8217;s licences. A case of cheating, forgery and criminal conspiracy has been registered against them.

Two hurt in road accidents
Poonam, a resident of Sector 42, was admitted to the PGI after her scooter was reportedly hit by a bus on the roundabout adjoining Attawa village here. While Shiksha, a 10-year-old girl residing in Rajiv Colony in Sector 38, was hit by a truck near her residence when she was going on her bicycle. The police have registered a case.

Panchkula police make 2 recoveries
In two separate incidents, the Panchkula CIA staff has managed to recover one stolen car and stolen goods. The car which had been stolen in Sector 6, Panchkula, was recovered from near Delhi and two men of Sonepat, Naresh Kumar and Ajay have been arrested. In another case, one Ranjit Singh has been booked under Section 411 of IPC. Ten sarees, a deck, a VCR, a VCP and other items were recovered from him.