In Hasanpur police station area of Palwal, a shopkeeper, Rahul, was beaten up for asking for borrowed money and goods and cash were looted from his shop. Rahul had asked for Rs 10,000 from Arjun of the village. The police have registered a case against ten people including Arjun and two women and started investigation. The injured shopkeeper is admitted to the hospital.
A roadways bus collided with a truck parked on the roadside without reflector tape in dense fog near Aurangabad in Yamunanagar. Four passengers including the bus operator were injured in this accident, who were discharged from the hospital after first aid. The bus was going from Yamunanagar to Kaithal. Police have issued a warning against parking vehicles illegally on the roadside, especially in fog.
Various political parties have raised serious objections on the wardification process of Panchkula Municipal Corporation. There have been allegations of irregularities in the population figures and of completing the process under external pressure. Congress, AAP and JJP presented their suggestions in the meeting held at the District Deputy Commissioner's office. The Deputy Commissioner assured appropriate action. Ignoring the rules of warding and the existence of the corporation is also raising questions.
Aam Aadmi Party's national media in-charge Anurag Dhanda has raised questions on ignoring the youth of Haryana in the recruitment of assistant engineers. He said that out of 214 posts of general category, only 29 youth from Haryana were selected, while 106 out of 153 posts were given to people from other states. Dhanda alleged that the government reduced the condition of residence certificate from 15 to 5 years, so that outsiders could easily get jobs.
The Kamenda and Rawali dams of Firozpur Jhirka, once the lifeline of farmers and popular picnic spots, have now fallen into disrepair due to lack of maintenance. The water flow reduced after the breach in 1996 and the construction of a dam by Rajasthan. The rest house and park are also in a dilapidated condition. Local people are demanding beautification and repairs from the Irrigation Department, on which the officials have assured action.
Two RPF soldiers patrolling near Sundarpur village of Jind were attacked by six people riding a bike. During the fight, the uniform of one soldier was torn and another soldier Sandeep was kidnapped. Later the police rescued Sandeep. Police have registered a case of obstruction in government work and kidnapping against six accused, including four named, and have started investigation.
The body of a man, identified as Rambir, a camp resident, was found in a drain near Chandpur underpass in Yamunanagar. He was missing for three days. The police handed over the body to the family after post-mortem. There were no injury marks on the body and the family members have not made any allegations. In another incident, the body of Jod Singh, who was mentally disturbed and was missing for three days, was found in Johad in Bal Chappar village.
Three people died tragically in a horrific road accident on National Highway 152D in Narnaul. After the collision between a high-speed canter and a car, the car caught fire and three people traveling in it were burnt alive. The deceased have been identified as Rajkumar Yaduvanshi, Ravidutt alias Dara Singh and Praveen alias Paumi. Police are investigating the matter, and the search is on for the absconding canter driver.
Pensioners of Panipat will no longer have to visit banks and treasury to get life certificate made. The Postal Department has started this facility sitting at home through the postman. The postman will generate a digital life certificate through biometric authentication at a fee of Rs 70, which will provide the pensioners the convenience at home and will also receive a confirmation message on their mobile.
In Palwal, a speeding trailer hit two friends riding a bike, resulting in their tragic death on the spot. After the accident the trailer driver fled leaving the vehicle behind. The police is investigating the matter This incident happened in Palwal, due to which there is a wave of mourning in the area.
A tragic accident took place in a transport located in Sector-29, Panipat on Wednesday. A laborer named Ramkumar fell down after slipping from the ladder while loading goods into the truck. He suffered a serious head injury when a heavy bundle of luggage fell on him, due to which he died during treatment in the hospital. The police handed over the body to the family after post-mortem.
The importance of the toy train has increased as tourists flock to Shimla for Christmas and New Year celebrations. The toy train also got delayed due to late arrival of Shatabdi Express due to fog, due to which passengers had to wait at Kalka station. The Shatabdi train coming from Delhi arrived half an hour late, due to which the Himalayan Queen toy train was also delayed.
Everyone is surprised to see an electricity bill of Rs 74 lakh in an empty house in Gurugram despite consumption of 28 units of electricity. The landlord has complained to the electricity department. Seeing the bill of such a huge amount, people are raising questions on the functioning of the electricity department. This matter remains a topic of discussion.
A supplier has been arrested in connection with illegal foreign liquor worth Rs 10 crore in Gurugram. According to the police, the main accused is still absconding. This case is related to illegal liquor trade and tax evasion, the investigation of which is going on. The police is trying to catch the main accused soon.
A young man named Prince was found in inhuman condition in a room in Ambala. Prince's mother, suffering from malnutrition, was not ready for treatment. The Vande Mataram group tried to save him, but the mother protested. Later the team decided to take the help of the police so that the Prince could be saved. This incident paints a sad picture of superstition and social apathy.
Kailash Kher graced the occasion with Sufi singing at the MP Sports Festival in Panchkula. He started with 'Aadiyogi' and praised Haryanvi culture. Kher sang hit songs like 'Tere Naam', which left the audience dancing. The youth showed enthusiasm in the program till late night.
Manya Bahl from Ambala gained recognition at the national level through NCC and represented India on the international stage. He was selected for Bhutan as part of the Youth Exchange Programme, where he participated in cultural exchange and leadership development. He attended Bhutan's National Day celebrations and met Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay.
Palwal's elevated flyover will now get a new name. On the birth anniversary of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, this flyover will be renamed as 'Atal Setu'. This step has been taken in the honor of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and will become an important identity for the people of Palwal city.
A suspected Asha worker arrived at a private hospital in Gurugram carrying the child of a rape victim, raising suspicion of trafficking. The hospital administration immediately informed the police. The police is investigating the matter and the questioning of the Asha worker is ongoing. The Child Welfare Committee has also been informed to ensure the safety of the child.
Timings of 10 post offices in Gurugram and Rewari have been changed. Now BPC Gurgaon will remain open 24 hours, which will facilitate people in work related to postal services. This change is important for the citizens of Gurugram and Rewari, as they will now be able to avail postal services at extended hours.