EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.VINAY KOCHHAR/PUNJAB/CHANDIGARH.
Broom burning protests in Punjab over Jhota murder. Heroin and weapons recovered at Attari border. Three delivery boys assaulted in Barnala. A body found buried under debris in Ludhiana. 1,100 women took out a Kalash Yatra in Maloya.
Broom burning protests in Punjab over Jhota murder
Following the call of the Insaaf Morcha, broom burning protests were held across Punjab on Sunday, demanding justice for the family of Parvinder Singh alias Jhota of Mansa. In this connection, organizations including the Bharatiya Kisan Union Ekta Ugrahan and Kisan Union Sidhupur, along with others, burned brooms at various locations across the state to express their anger against the Punjab government and raise their demands. During the protests, farmer leaders stated that concrete action is needed to ensure justice for Jhota’s family and curb the drug trade in Punjab. They made it clear that the struggle will continue until all their demands are met.
Heroin and weapons recovered at Attari border
Police recovered over one kilogram of heroin in the Attari area, adjacent to the India-Pakistan border. According to police, this consignment of heroin was imported from Pakistan via drone. The Gharinda police station has registered a case under the NDPS Act. Materials used for packing heroin were also recovered from the scene. The BSF recovered two pistols near the border checkpoint.
Three delivery boys assaulted in Barnala
Three Blinkit delivery boys were assaulted on Bajakhana Road in Barnala, Punjab, for demanding payment for a parcel. It is alleged that the employees were assaulted when they demanded payment from the customer after the delivery. All three employees were injured in the incident and have been admitted to a hospital in Barnala for treatment.
Body found in rubble in Ludhiana
The body of a man was found buried under debris in a building under construction in Ludhiana. The body was found buried under debris. The landowner informed the police. Police have taken possession of the body and launched an investigation. Preliminary information suggests the man may have been murdered.
1,100 women took out a Kalash Yatra in Maloya
A Kalash Yatra was held on Sunday to mark the beginning of the seven-day Shrimad Bhagwat Katha organized by the Shri Ram Krishna Seva Dal in Maloya, Chandigarh. 1,100 women participated in the Kalash Yatra. The Kalash Yatra, which began at 9 a.m. on October 25th, reached the Katha site. Devotees participated and expressed their faith in Lord Krishna.###USA###UK###CANADA###AMRITSAR###LUDHIANA###BARNALA###MANSA###JHOTA###AAP###BJP###CONGRESS###SAD###AUSTRALIA###NEWZEALAND###SINGAPORE###ITLAY###SPAIN###FRANCE###