Fazilka: At least nine persons have been injured in a group clash over waste water dispute in Jatwali village of Fazilka district. The injured have been identified as Parveen Rani, Asha Rani, Milakh Raj of one group and Sukhdev Singh, Jagdev Singh, Surinder Singh, Luvpreet Kaur, Parmjit Kaur and Pawan Kumar of other group. All have been admitted to the Civil Hospital. OC
Case against whistle-blower: Cops claim it was a typo
Ropar: After the case of Ropar police booking Bachittar Singh, who had filed a petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court against 'gunda tax', was highlighted, the Ropar SSP, Akhil Chaudhary, today claimed it was a typo. Chaudhary said Bachittar Singh had lodged a complaint of illegal mining against a few people. On August 24, a criminal case was registered on his complaint at the Kiratpur Sahib police station. However, his name was entered as the accused, rather than the complainant, inadvertently. TNS
Maur Astha Hospital de-empanelled
Bathinda: Astha Hospital in Maur Mandi has been de-empanelled over malpractices in the Ayushman Bharat Insurance Scheme by the state health agency. Meanwhile, Aastha Hospital located on Power House road in Bathinda has not been de-empanelled. Dr Gaurav Monga of Aastha Hospital, Bathinda, said his hospital was wrongly mentioned in news report. TNS
Barnala woman suffers severe burns
Barnala: A woman has suffered severe burns in Thikriwal. "Lavdeep Kaur has suffered burns at her in-laws house in Thikriwala. She was admitted to a hospital in Patiala. Later, doctors referred her to the PGI, Chandigarh. We will take action on the basis of her statement," said Barnala Sadar police station SHO Baljit Singh. TNS
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