Mansa Devi Complex News Today

Scorching sun failed to deter the spirit of voters who turned up in large numbers in rural areas and colonies in the district today. The total voter turnout...

The Punjab and Haryana high court has asked the central and state governments to file an affidavit based on their meeting with farmers scheduled for Thursday evening. The court is hearing two public interest litigations (PIL) related to the farmers Dilli Chalo march. One of the PILs challenges the sealing of the Haryana-Punjab border, while the other seeks directions to ensure that highways and rail tracks are not blocked by the farmers. The court has listed the case for hearing on February 20.

A bench comprising acting chief justice Gurmeet Singh Sandhawalia and justice Lapita Banerji asked the Union and state governments to file status reports on the farmers’ agitation by Thursday. The high court also asked the petitioners to implead the Delhi government as a party to the lawsuits.

The petitioner requested to lift restrictions under section 144 and suspend mobile internet and bulk SMS in seven Haryana districts. | Latest News India

A resident of Mansa Devi Complex, Sector 5, was arrested with 41.25 gms heroin worth ₹2 lakh. Identified as Navdeep Uppal, he was booked under the NDPS Act and sent to police remand.

Skeletons of five people found in a dilapidated house in Karnatakas Chitradurga, suspected to have died in 2019. Cause of death and circumstances unknown. | Latest News India

MC deputy commissioner Apoorva Chaudhary said the residents of MDC 4 and 5 can visit the camps to get their property IDs corrected, deposit the property tax, and other property tax related works.

Panchkula police rescued tthe man from a field in Billa village, Barwala, Panchkula and arrested the accused and his aide

Panchkula mayor Kulbhushan Goyal said, “We are proposing that no night club, restaurant, liquor vend or hotel is allowed to operate after midnight. The youth of the city need to be saved from drug abuse”

The municipal corporation and the Huda have claimed to have removed 100 shanties so far. Officials said notices have been sent to illegal occupants to remove their hutments within a specified time, or action will be taken.