The Ld. Special Judge-II, Kullu Sh. Amit Mandyal has convicted the accused Chuveshwar S / Shri Utam chand, r/o village Sanad, P.O. Anah, Tehsil Banjar District Kullu, HP u/s 20, of NDPS Act and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment for fifteen years and also imposed a fine of rupees one lakh aand in default of payment of fine further with Ri one year. The brief facts of the case are that the police had received an information that a huge quantity of charas is going to be delivered near GharatGad in Banjar Distrcit Kullu and on the said information on 13-01-2021 a police team headed by the then SP Gaurav Singh had gone towards GharatGad side to apprehend the said persons who were going to supply the huge quantity of charas and for the said purpose they had laid a nakka to apprehend the said persons. During the nakabandi at about 1;45 a.m of 14.01.2021 the 3 accused persons came carrying sacks on their shoulders. The said accused persons on seeing the police party tried to fled away from the spot after throwing the sacks/boru of charas. Police tried to caught them and succeeded to caught one of them whereas the other two other persons succeeded to escape due to night/darkness and place being covered by bushes etc on the spot. The person apprehended was asked about his name and address who disclosed his name Chuoveshwar. On inquiry by the police about Scanned with OKEN Scanner the two persons who had fled away from the spot he disclosed their name as Pardeep alias Murali and Bittu. Thereafter the sacks thrown by the accused persons were checked and on checking the sacks police recovered charas from all the 3 sacks. On weighing the recovered charas from all the three sacks on the electronic scale the same was found to be 110.90 kgs in total. The charas was then sealed and after the cordial formalities of seizure and documentation of the process of investigation etc on the spot. Apart from this during investigation one more accused namely Lot Ram was also arrested in the case u/s 29 of NDPS Act for having conspiracy with the other co accused. The Ld. Court convicted one of the main accused Chuveshwar and acquitted the other co accused by granting them the benefit of doubt.

Live Times Chintpurni: Last night on Chintpurni temple road, a car driver hit and injured seven devotees with his car. Five of them belong to the same family. All the injured were given treatment in the hospital. The car driver fled from the spot, whose police is on the lookout. According to the information, last night around 10.15 pm, a car driver came at a high speed and hit the devotees going on the road. Seven devotees have suffered serious injuries in this collision. All the injured are residents of Rajasthan. The uncontrollable car also hit a street vendor, after which the driver fled from the spot. The police have traced the car by the number. This car belongs to Kadoa. The police have registered a case against the car driver and started searching for him.

Live Times Ghumarwin: In Saug village of Dangar panchayat under Bharadi police station of Bilaspur district, brother-in-law killed his sister-in-law with a dagger attack. The incident took place on Monday morning around 6 am. 55-year-old Roshni Devi of Saug village was extracting milk from a buffalo in the cattle shed. Meanwhile, her brother-in-law came there and attacked the sister-in-law's neck with a sharp edge, which killed her on the spot. The accused is working as the Principal of Senior Secondary School, Tarwad. The accused had got promotion to the post of principal only 10 days back. Police was informed after the accident. Police reached the spot and took the dead body into custody. The person who attacked was arrested by the police from the house. At the same time, the police also recovered the clothes of the person who attacked and took them into custody. What was the reason for the attack, it is not yet known. After the incident, the forensic team inspected the spot and collected evidence. At the same time, after the murder incident, ASP Rajendra Jaswal, DSP Chandrapal also inspected the spot. On the spot, the parents of the deceased demanded the hanging of the accused. Raghuveer, the brother of the deceased told that his sister was murdered under a well-planned move. The brother of the deceased said that his sister had no son. There is a daughter who is married. The husband of the deceased remains mentally ill. His brother-in-law used to pressurize him to get his land transferred in his name. According to the brother of the deceased, due to this enmity, the brother-in-law killed his sister. At the same time, the people living near the spot told the police that at around 6 in the morning, they heard the sound of shouting. During this, when he reached the spot, the accused Manoharlal had a sledgehammer in his hand, while the woman fell on the ground covered in blood. During this, the accused escaped from there. People tried to pick up the woman from the cattle shed and take her to the hospital, but she died outside the cattle shed. Police and forensic team collected necessary evidence from the spot. At the same time, the darat with which the woman was murdered has also been taken into custody. ASP Rajendra Jaswal said that Manohar Lal has been taken into custody on the charge of murder. A case has been registered under section 302. The investigation is on.

Live Times Nalagarh: Continuous action is going on against the drug smugglers of Baddi district police. The SIU team of Baddi Police has arrested two chitta smugglers with 7.63 grams of chitta. The accused have been identified as Joban, resident of Amritsar, Punjab and Amit, resident of Sundernagar, Mandi. According to the information, the police team had received a secret information that two youths were smuggling drugs in the area. On this information, when the police team stopped the youths for search, 7.63 grams of chitta was recovered from them. A case under the NDPS Act has been registered against both the accused in Police Station Baddi. DSP Baddi Priyank Gupta told that two youths including Chitte have been arrested. Remand will be obtained by presenting the accused youths in the court and interrogation will be done.

Live Times Nalagarh: The State Tax and Excise Department Baddi has taken strict action against the liquor mafia. The department caught four boxes of Chandigarh brand liquor while raiding two Kariana shops located in Sabzi Mandi, Baddi. This action was taken by the departmental team under the leadership of Pritpal, Deputy Commissioner of State Tax and Excise Department, Baddi. The department had received secret information that illegal liquor and beer were being supplied from Kariana shop near Sabzi Mandi, after which the team took immediate action and raided, then during the search English, Desi and beer of Chandigarh brand were recovered. The department seized a total of four cases of illicit liquor. The department's action team included Deputy Commissioner Preetpal, Assistant Commissioners Prem Kayath, Naval Chandra, Aarakshi Sharma and Assistant Officers Ajay, Suraj Panwar and Poonam Parmar. State Tax and Excise Commissioner Yunus said that the department is constantly tightening its noose on illegal liquor. He said that illegal liquor would not be tolerated at all in the state and strict action would be taken against the smugglers.

Angry mob blocked Bharmour-Pathankot highway Live Times Dalhousie: An army truck overturned on the Bharmour-Pathankot highway at around 8.50 am on Friday, injuring two youths who were going on the road. In this accident, one youth died on the spot, while the other is seriously injured. Following the accident, an angry mob surrounded the army truck and blocked the highway, leading to long queues of vehicles on the road. According to the local villagers, the army sent its injured soldiers for treatment in an ambulance, but both the boys remained lying on the road. The relatives of the deceased alleged that the army truck hit the youths by coming in the opposite direction, while now the army men are saying that the brakes failed. The relatives have demanded action against the driver. On getting the information, the police team also reached the spot. The jam was opened after about two and a half hours. In this accident, 21-year-old Abhay Kumar, a resident of Dhudhiyara Dalhousie, died on the spot, while 19-year-old Harbans was seriously injured. DSP Hemant Thakur said that the police is probing the incident.

Live Times Manali: Cases of drug smuggling are coming to the fore in the tourist city of Manali. Although the police catch them and send them behind the bars, yet the drug peddlers are engaged in this business. In the latest case, the police arrested a person with 18 grams of chitta. The accused has been arrested and a case has been registered against him. According to the information, the police had set up a naka near Rogi Nala. When Kaluram, a resident of Patta village of Dobhi, was stopped for checking during the blockade, 18 grams of chitta was recovered from him. The police arrested him and registered a case against him under the NDPS Act. Confirming the matter, DSP KD Sharma said that the accused is being interrogated as to from where he had brought this chitta and where he was taking it. Further action in the matter is being implemented.

Live Times Sundernagar: The cycle of road accidents is continuing in Himachal Pradesh and the cases are continuously increasing. In the latest case, a Thar vehicle hit an 8-year-old schoolgirl at Tarot on Chandigarh-Manali National Highway under police station Dhanotu in Mandi district, resulting in her death. At the same time, the police have registered a case against the accused and started investigation. According to the information received, 8-year-old Akshita's daughter Sanjay Kumar, a resident of Tarot, studying in class III in Model School, Sundernagar near Tarot on Chandigarh Manali National Highway at around 1 pm on Thursday, got down from the school bus and went towards the service road, when a Thar vehicle hit her. Due to which the girl suffered serious injuries on her head, arm and other parts of the body. In a hurry, the Thar driver took the girl to the Medical College, Nerchowk, from where the doctors referred her to PGI Chandigarh, seeing her serious condition, but the girl died near Harabagh. On the other hand, as soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and started investigation by registering a case against the car driver Tushar Chauhan's son Naresh Chauhan.Confirming the matter, DSP Sundernagar Dinesh Kumar said that the police have registered a case against the accused driver and the police is probing the matter thoroughly.

Live Times Sundernagar: Thieves made away with jewelery worth three and a half lakhs by breaking into a teacher's quarter from BBMB quarters under BSL Police Station Colony. Due to which the woman lodged a complaint at the police station BSL Colony and requested to nab the thieves. In the complaint given to the police, Jaya Kumari said that she is a TGT Sanskrit teacher. On Tuesday morning, she went to Mandi duty and husband to do duty in Bhojpur. At the same time, the thieves broke the lock of his quarter and stole gold mangalsutra, gold chain and two gold bangles from the cupboard inside. Its price is said to be around three and a half lakhs. Police has registered the case and started investigation. DSP Sundernagar Dinesh Kumar said that the police have registered a case against the unknown person. Investigation is on in the matter. Strict legal action will be implemented against whoever is guilty.

Live Times Paonta Sahib: In Devinagar of Paonta, a hotel owner has been accused of badly beating a person working in the hotel. Seriously injured 45-year-old Ramesh Kumar has died. The police have registered a case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. According to the information, Ramesh's relative Jagdish told that Ramesh used to work in a hotel near the Housing Board Colony. Two days ago he went to the hotel owner to demand money, where the owner thrashed him and during the scuffle, Ramesh hit an iron object. He was seriously injured due to a deep head injury and fell on the road. He was undergoing treatment at PGI, from where he was sent home on Monday. When his health deteriorated, he was taken to the Civil Hospital, where he died. DSP Ramakant said that the police have started investigation by registering a case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

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