Month: June 2023

In Derabassi, a case has been registered against a gym trainer for allegedly raping a married woman. The accused is currently out of police custody. According to ASI Kewal Kumar, the woman had filed a complaint stating that she used to visit the gym regularly and had become friends with the trainer. However, when he started pressuring her to marry him, she refused as she was already married. The accused then began threatening her and her family. On June 10, the woman went to the gym as usual, but the accused locked her in a room adjacent to the gym and raped her. He also took pictures of her and started blackmailing her. He even shared the pictures with his family, which prompted the victim to file a complaint with the police. The police have launched an investigation into the matter...

The District Court is scheduled to resume functioning from July 1, although due to one of the dates falling on a Saturday, full workload will commence from July 3. Currently, the court is on summer vacation, which will end on June 30. During this time, the Civil Court was closed for a holiday from June 1, while hearings continued in the Magistrate Courts until June 15. As a result of the holidays, many court cases have been given dates in July and August. The backlog of pending cases in the Chandigarh Court is a matter of concern, with over 82,000 cases currently pending, of which approximately 59,000 are criminal cases. It is important for the court to prioritize cases based on their urgency and ensure that they are heard in a timely manner. The upcoming months of July and August are...

Reports have emerged from Panipat that 23 individuals were conned out of Rs 52 lakh with the promise of employment as clerks in the Income Tax and PWD departments. The perpetrators gained the trust of their victims by providing them with fake ID cards and joining letters, claiming that the positions were not available online and that joining would only be confirmed through direct papers. However, these documents were handed over under false pretenses. Following the victims' complaints, a case has been registered at the Tehsil Camp police station on the statement of Neha from Noorwala, on the orders of Home Minister Anil Vij. According to the victims, the accused would call them to Delhi for training only after providing them with fake ID cards and joining letters. However, they would d...