Narender Singh

Masked men attempted to break into Haryana Congress president Rao Narender Singh's ancestral home in Narnaul. House staff alerted police after hearing suspicious noises, causing the intruders to flee. Police are investigating and suspect a gang active in the region.

In a shocking incident in Aligarh, a 15-year-old boy endured severe head trauma after being brutally attacked for declining to part with Rs 200 for alcohol. Eyewitnesses claim the assailant drove six cobbler nails into the boy's skull.

The National Highways Authority of India denies paying compensation for apple orchard damage near the Shimla highway bypass. NHAI claims landslides were an 'act of god' due to heavy rainfall. The authority disputes the horticulture department's assessment of damaged trees. Villagers' protests have stalled project work. NHAI seeks intervention to resume construction.

Petitioners told the tribunal that the joint committee had inspected only specific spots shown in photographs, leaving much of South City-1 uncovered

The BJP achieved a significant victory in Haryana's civic polls, securing six of seven key posts, including mayoral wins in Ambala, Panchkula, and Sonipat. This success, attributed to strong organization and campaigning, bolsters Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's position. While the Congress claimed increased vote share, allegations of irregularities were also raised.

Haryana Congress has suspended five MLAs for cross-voting in the recent Rajya Sabha elections. Three MLAs denied voting for the BJP, while two others adopted a defiant stance, with one meeting a Union minister. The party aims to enforce strict discipline among its members following the incident.

Panchkula: The foetus of a girl was found in a heap of scrap of a dealer outside his shop in Kalka on Tuesday. On the complaint of Tipra village resident Narender Singh, councillor from ward number 5, police registered a case.

Haryana Congress chief Rao Narender Singh has been charge-sheeted in a corruption case for allegedly seeking bribes in lieu of clearing land use changes. The allegations stem from a sting operation conducted during the previous Congress government's rule. The charge sheet was filed in a Narnaul court following a completed investigation.

Another flesh trade racket was busted in Panchkula on Monday with the arrest of five persons, including three girls.