After a man was killed in a roof collapse incident in the city area on Wednesday, the district administration has decided to get a survey of all old and unsafe buildings done in the district.
The Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Ambala, on Friday handed over a 15-year-old minor Nepalese girl, who was trafficked to Ambala by a 23-year-old Nepali youth forcefully, to her father in Ambala City. The accused was identified as Dinesh Mandal of Nepal.
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Ambala, March 10
The CIA-1 unit and Excise Department in a joint raid seized 520 litres of country-made illicit liquor, 1,350 litres spirit, chemical and other packing material, including lids and labels, from a godown in Durana village of Ambala on Wednesday.
The suspects have been identified as Rakesh Kumar, a resident of Durana village of Ambala, Prahlad Singh, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, and Kuldeep Singh, a resident of Shahabad. They will be produced in court on Thursday. They were reportedly active for the past month and had supplied liquor to Uttar Pradesh. As per the information available, the anti-vehicle theft cell of the Ambala police had received information about the illicit liquor. Acting on the information, CIA-1 in charge Sandeep Singh and sub-inspector Gurdarshan Singh, along with officials of the Excise Department, conducted the raid. An SIT led by DSP headquarters Sultan Singh has been formed to investigate the matter.
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AMBALA: The police have registered an immigration fraud case of Rs 7.10 lakh against a man and his two sons, who allegedly promised the complainant to send him to Australia, but instead sent him to Indonesia.
Jarnail Singh of Lakhnaur Sahib village in Ambala district lodged a complaint against three accused Banta Ram and his sons Sanjay Kumar and Sohan Lal of Shankar Colony, Kishanpura, Kurukshetra.
On the complaint of Jarnail, the three accused have been booked under relevant sections of the IPC at Ambala Sadar police station on Friday.
Jarnail said, “I had paid Rs 7.10 lakh to Banta Ram and his sons Sanjay and Sohan Lal for sending me to Australia, but they instead they sent me to Indonesia. I stayed for about four months in Indonesia and I got ill and for about one-and-a-half months, I stayed in jail. Later, they deported me to India. On reaching India, I demanded the accused to return my money, but they did not give any satisfactory response. I lodge