Jagpreet Singh Sandhu

The occupants told the fire department officials and the police that they had complained of “sparking in the electricity points” to the caretaker earlier too, but the problem persisted.

The matter is now scheduled for trial evidence on March 2.

The forum ordered the firm to pay daily cash allowance of one day US $50, in equivalent Indian currency as on date of robbery, along with interest at 9 per cent per annum from date of incident till realisation, along with Rs 10,000 as compensation and Rs 5,000 as cost of litigation.

While disposing of an application seeking to insert the name of Chandigarh Police Inspector Jaswinder Kaur, the court opined that Kaur can be summoned to face the trial along with accused Mohan Singh who is already facing the trial.

As per the official, whenever an inmate, either undertrial or convicted, arrives at the Burail jail, he is taken for a urine test. If found to be a drug addict, he is taken to the Rupantran Kendra cell.

“The drunken drive check posts are erected to save lives. With the continuation of this drive, we have been able to bring down the number of fatal accidents in Chandigarh. Now policemen have been strictly told not to use the same mouthpiece at any cost at check posts,” the DSP (Traffic) said.

The letter, written by Kewal Krishan, Deputy Superintendent Police, Traffic (Admin) Chandigarh Police, reads, “Chandigarh Traffic Police is checking drunken driving on the city roads for the purpose of which, anti drunken driving nakas are laid.

The complaint states was not given wheelchair or diabetic diet; was stuck without visa after flights were re-routed.

Experts advise that protein supplements should be taken at one’s own risk.

The tweet read, “An open letter/tweet to @bmwindia. There’ve been numerous incidents of rash driving involving your vehicles in #Chandigarh. It’s about time you did something to change this. @trafficchd is willing to educate your customers about speed limits & driving sense/etiquettes. Are you?”

The court directed the juveniles to perform community service with the Zila Bal Kalyan Parishad, Sector 14, Panchkula, Haryana; the Government Institute for Blind (GIB) at Barel Bhawan, Jamalpur, Awana, Ludhiana and more.

In November 2018, the six juveniles were sentenced to three years at the Juvenile Justice Home (JJ Home) after being held guilty in the forgery and cheating case.

The application has been moved in the court of Judicial Magistrate First Class Ravish Kaushik, special CBI court. The court issued notice to CBI to a file reply in the matter on February 1.

This act cannot be expected even from a beast, says Court. The incident occurred when the victim’s parents were away for 10-15 minutes, leaving behind their eight-month daughter at their shanty, where the accused was also there

Neha Goel of Chandigarh stated that she purchased articles worth Rs 1,198 from Big Bazaar, and when she went to the billing counter, the cashier charged a sum of Rs 12 for the carry bag.

‘Appellant was a highly decorated officer of Indian Army and cannot be treated as a layman’

In its application, the CBI argued that that the trial Court (then at Shimla) had “imposed certain conditions on accused Zahur Haider Zaidi while granting him bail”. It said:

Kumar was sentenced to three-years imprisonment on December 5, 2019, by the CBI Court of Chandigarh, however, he was released on bail.

The Punjab government in reply submitted that Kumar was selected and appointed as HoFF in 2014, as Sharma was on central deputation.