Choudhary Nagar Singh and his brothers, who were absconding in the much publicised Amandeep murder case, today surrendered at Munsiff Court on the city outskirts, sources here said.Choudhary Nagar Singh and his brothers -- Ujjagar Singh and Rakesh Kumar -- who were alleged accused in fudging of evidences in the Amandeep murder case, this morning surrendered before Sub-District Magistrate Ranbir Singh...
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A CBI court today rejected bailapplications of two policemen accused in the infamous RanbirSingh fake encounter case.After hearing arguments from both sides, Judge NarendraDutt rejected the bail pleas of then Inspector Santosh KumarJaiswal and SI G D Bhatt, said J D Jain, the counsel for theaccused.Last month, the CBI had arrested seven policemen inconnection with killing of Ghaziabad resident Ranbir...
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CBI today arrested four more Uttarakhand policemen on charges of shooting dead MBA student Ranbir Singh and then trying to pass it off as an encounter over three months ago.The bureau had earlier this month taken into custody four policemen for faking the encounter.CBI sources said those arrested today are all assistant sub-inspectors: Rajendra Bist, S. Nalapuri, Chandra Mohan and Raju Chaudhary.“The...
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Haryana strongman Bansi Lal's family members are locked in a big political battle - this time among themselves.Days after the Oct 13 Haryana election results were declared, prominent members of the family are openly accusing one another of sabotaging their electoral fortunes.The fight now is among equally strong personalities of the Bansi Lal family, which has its political base in Bhiwani district.Bansi...
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setback to CBI which is probing the alleged fake encounter of MBA student Ranbir Singh, four of his accomplices have secured bail as the investigating agency failed to file charge sheet against them within the stipulated time.While hearing a bail application of Ram Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Shekhar Tyagi and Amit Bhatnagar yesterday, CBI Judicial Magistrate Anuradha Garg agreed to the arguments of defence...
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Chandigarh, Oct 28 : Former Haryana strongman Bansi Lal's family members are locked in a big political battle - this time among themselves.Days after the Oct 13 Haryana election results were declared, prominent members of the family are openly accusing one another of sabotaging their electoral fortunes.The fight now is among equally strong personalities of the Bansi Lal family, which has its political...
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is usually the city folk who are seen taking part in the marathons in Indian metros. But Sunday's Airtel Delhi half-marathon will see heads of various villages surrounding the national capital running the stretch.The village heads (sarpanchs) for the first time will take part in the 21.09 km marathon, which is expected to draw a whole lot of celebrities and other people from all walks of life.All pepped...
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is usually the city folk who are seen taking part in the marathons in Indian metros. But Sunday's Airtel Delhi half-marathon will see heads of various villages surrounding the national capital running the stretch.The village heads (sarpanchs) for the first time will take part in the 21.09 km marathon, which is expected to draw a whole lot of celebrities and other people from all walks of life.All pepped...
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has proved to be a great political survivor by emerging as the choice of Congress president Sonia Gandhi for the post of Haryana Chief Minister for a second consecutive term.Son of late Ch Ranbir Singh, former member of the Constituent Assembly of India, Mr Hooda (62) became the chief Minister of Haryana after the 2005 assemly elections also, which were swept by the Congress. He had then pipped veteran...
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Patiala (Punjab), Nov 9 : Searches were conducted at various places in Punjab and Haryana to arrest the kingpin of a multi-million Rupee racket in the global online English proficiency test exposed Saturday, police said Monday.Three employees of British Council, Britain's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities that conducts the International English Language...
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