Motorcyclist perishes in accident
Phagwara: On March 11, a motorcyclist named Iqbal Singh perished in a collision on the Bilga-Nurmahal route close to a site of worship. The suspect, Rajan, a resident of Poadharra village, struck Iqbal’s motorbike on the Bilga-Nurmahal road on March 11 while riding his motorcycle erratically and quickly, according to Harjinder Kumar, a resident of Paalnau village within the jurisdiction of the Phillaur police station. According to investigating officer (IO) Avtar Lal, a complaint has been filed under IPC Sections 304-A (causing death by carelessness), 279 (rash driving on a public route), and 427 (mischief).
Man apprehended with 26 grams of heroin
Phagwara: A drug dealer has been detained by the Nakodar Sadar police on suspicion of trafficking heroin. The Chuharr village resident Vishal has been named as the suspect. According to Station House Officer (SHO) Jai Pal, he was found in possession of 26 grams of heroin. In accordance with Sections 2(b), 61, and 85 of the NDPS Act, the police filed a case against the suspect. In addition, the authorities seized the scooter he was using to transport the illegal goods. Investigations into the situation continued.
Rider runs over livestock and perishes
Phagwara: On Tuesday, a stray cow was struck by a two-wheeler driven by a 38-year-old man, who subsequently died. Sarwan Singh, a resident of Shamsha Bad village, has been identified as the dead, according to investigating officer (IO) Dalwara Singh. The incident happened while Harjinder Singh, a resident of Lasurri hamlet under the Shahkot police station, was riding his motorbike home. He was killed instantly when his bike and a stray cow collided. Following a post-mortem, the police gave the family access to the corpse.
Red-handed thief apprehended
Phagwara: On Tuesday, while robbing a home in Satnampura, Phagwara, a robber was apprehended. Jogi Ram, a Sarhali native, has been named as the suspect. The suspect was subsequently turned up to the police by the home’s owner, Chandon Dogra. On Tuesday, Chandon reported to the police that he was working at the LPU and that his family was not there. He discovered a guy taking items from his almirah when he arrived for lunch. He apprehended the culprits and reported the event to the authorities. A case has been filed against the suspect by the police in accordance with Sections 380 and 511 of the.
