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  • 2 loaded pistols and 33 cartridges recovered from the youth, accused arrested

    2 loaded pistols and 33 cartridges recovered from the youth, accused arrested

    Sonipat. Police arrested a miscreant wearing a bullet proof jacket on Thursday at Ahir Majra turn on Khubdu road in Gannaur. Two loaded pistols and 33 cartridges have been recovered from the arrested youth. He was riding on a motorcycle without number. When the police asked him after overpowering him, he was identified as Abhay alias Bunty of the arrested village Atayal. Police has registered a case against him in Gannaur police station. Police is inquiring whether he was going to commit any crime with a weapon.

    Constable Naresh Kumar, appointed at Gannaur police station, told that he along with his team was patrolling near village Ahir Majra on Gannaur-Khubdu road. During this, information was received from reliable sources that a young man was coming from Khubdu towards Gannaur riding on a bike without number. The youth has illegal weapons.

    After giving information to the top officials, the police team made a blockade near Ahir Majra. When the young man came, he was stopped, when asked his name and address, he gave his identity as Abhay alias Bunty, a resident of Atayal village. When the police searched Abhay alias Bunty, he was found wearing a bullet proof jacket inside his shirt. At the same time, a country-made pistol was found from one pocket of his paint, in which one cartridge was loaded, while another country-made pistol was found from the other pocket, which had 5 cartridges loaded in its magazine.

  • Fake pesticide packing factory unearthed in Haryana

    Fake pesticide packing factory unearthed in Haryana

    Chandigarh (IANS) | Haryana Police has registered a case against a factory owner in Hisar for packing spurious pesticides for sale. An official provided this information on Wednesday. According to the information received by Sadar Thana Hisar, the owner of the factory in Gamda village was manufacturing spurious pesticides, which were being sold in the market by labeling Syngenta, Dhanuka and FMC.

    A team led by Kuldeep Singh, a quality control inspector in the agriculture department, Rajbir Singh, raided the factory. They found that pesticides are being made there by mixing suspicious chemicals, which can also be harmful to the soil.

    Also, labels of big companies were being put on the packing. Illegal goods worth lakhs of rupees have been recovered from the factory premises.

    Samples have been collected from the factory and sent to the lab for testing.

    The use of excessive amounts of chemicals or pesticides made from the wrong mix not only poses the risk of crop damage or production of food products harmful to humans, but also adversely affects the income of farmers.

    –IANS

  • MBA pass woman who gave shelter to Mritpal arrested from Haryana

    MBA pass woman who gave shelter to Mritpal arrested from Haryana

    Chandigarh, (IANS) | The Haryana Police arrested a 28-year-old unemployed woman, an MBA degree holder, and handed her over to the Punjab Police for allegedly sheltering fugitive radical Amritpal Singh and his accomplice Pappal Preet Singh at her house in Shahabad town of Kurukshetra district. Accused Baljeet Kaur lives with her brother and father. Her brother works in the SDM office, while her father runs a milk business.

    Kurukshetra Superintendent of Police Surinder Singh Bhoria told the media that unemployed Baljit Kaur Pappal was in touch with Preet Singh. It is suspected that Pappal Preet and Amritpal stayed at his house on Sunday night. After some questioning, the Punjab Police was informed and the woman was handed over to them for further investigation.

    Amritpal Singh, against whom the National Security Act (NSA) has been invoked and a non-bailable warrant has been issued, is absconding despite a massive manhunt to nab him since March 18. The self-styled preacher, who returned from Dubai last year, tied the knot with Kirandeep Kaur in a simple ceremony in February.

    A police team consisting of women officers questioned Amritpal Singh for about an hour at her husband’s native place in connection with alleged foreign funding for his activities. Official sources told IANS that the police have also scanned the bank accounts of Amritpal, his wife and parents to trace the sources of funds.

    The motorcycle on which Amritpal Singh fled has been recovered by the police. The police have also seized the Mercedes car of Amritpal Singh after the raid.