A pickup truck struck the rear of a trailer on the Fazilka-Abohar route, causing chaos. Following the crash, both parties got into a fight, and things got worse. The police from the Khui Khera police station arrived on the site as soon as they received the information, and they quickly got the situation under control. The drivers of both cars were arrested by the police and taken to the police station.

The straw/stubble was being transported on a tractor-trolley, according to police officer Suresh Pal of the Khui Khera police station. The trailer driver had to use the brakes to save a stray horse that had come from the Abohar side since another car had unexpectedly emerged in front of it.

Both drivers were brought to the station by the police.
Although no fatalities have been reported, the pickup truck sustained significant damage in the collision. According to the police officer, the truck driver was judged to be at fault after the preliminary investigation. Both drivers have now been brought to the police station, and the SHO of the Khui Khera police station will take further action.

A ‘jugaad’ vehicle (motorcycle tram) struck a car from behind on the Border Road in Fazilka, causing chaos. The car sustained severe damage, and its back window was damaged, but no one was hurt in the collision.

The owner of the car pulled over the driver of the “jugaad” and demanded payment for the damages. People started congregating there as a result, creating a big commotion.

Advocate Ajay Verma described the incident, stating that his junior’s father was driving when a ‘jugaad’ vehicle (motorcycle tram) struck it at great speed on the Border Road close to Truck Union Chowk from behind. In addition to causing additional damage, this broke the rear glass of the vehicle. There was an unnecessary commotion when he was questioned about this.

He claims that the car is a “jugaad” in the first place and that it struck the car at a high speed, causing damage. People gathered at the scene, alleging that the automobile driver’s abrupt braking caused the rear-end collision with the “jugaad” vehicle. They claim that the driver of the “jugaad” car is impoverished and unable to make up for significant damage.

They advise the owner to fix the automobile themselves if it is insured. However, the driver of the vehicle has reported the incident to the police.

Fazilka: The weather in Fazilka abruptly altered. The sky was blanketed with dark clouds as a result of the weather shift. Images of hailstorms during the rain in several villages in the Fazilka district soon appeared. Farmers claim that because the unseasonal rain would harm their crops, this will have a direct impact on their financial status.

According to Rajkumar, the rain came unexpectedly when he was riding his bike. Hailstones started to fall in addition to the rain. His glasses cracked when the enormous hailstones struck his face. He then halted his bike and sought cover under a roof.

Farmers’ Reports on the Hailstorm
Farmers Lakhwinder Singh and Praghat Singh reported that the sky in the Fazilka district was suddenly blanketed in dark clouds. The clouds then began to thunder. It soon started to rain. In the Fazilka district, rain fell on numerous settlements. However, images of hailstorms have appeared in the vicinity of Ladhuka and in the village of Hazara Ram Singh Wala. Temperature drop and chilly winds
They claimed that since the rice crop is presently being harvested, the unseasonal rain will do damage to the crop. In the meanwhile, numerous locations are planting wheat crops. The farmers’ financial situation will be directly impacted by the rain and hailstorm. Unseasonal rain is detrimental to farmers, they claimed. However, the temperature has decreased, and chilly gusts have begun to blow as a result of the hailstorm.

In the Fazilka border region between India and Pakistan, a sachet of heroin was discovered in a burnt field of stubble. As soon as they arrived, the Punjab Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) jointly searched the area. During this period, nothing else was found. The police have opened a case and begun their investigation.

The Sadar police station police in Jalalabad filed a case in this instance, according to DSP Gursevak Singh of Jalalabad. The heroin that was found weighs 605 grammes. A torch has also been found in addition to this. The matter has been filed as a case, and an investigation is in progress.

Police and Army Collaboration
The Army and Police began a cooperative operation.

In the village of Tahliwala Bodla, which is close to the India-Pakistan border in the Jalalabad region, a packet of heroin was discovered in a burnt paddy straw field. They called the cops right away.

Together with the Punjab Police officers who had just arrived, the BSF (Border Security Force) blocked the area and carried out a search. So far, nothing else has been found. The issue is presently being looked at by the police.

According to reports, smugglers attempt to carry out their illicit activities as the temperature drops and the fog starts to form. But their wicked intents are being successfully thwarted by the vigilant BSF and Punjab Police.

A young man was discovered unconscious outside a store in Fazilka’s Van Bazaar. His skull was dripping with blood. There was terror in the area as a result of this tragedy. With the assistance of the 108 ambulance, the unconscious young man was sent right away to the hospital, where he is still receiving treatment. The incident has been reported to the police.

The shop owner’s residence is in Delhi, according to the report. A young man was unconscious outside his store when he got there this morning. The shopkeeper and others in the area contacted the 108 ambulance as soon as they noticed the young person was still breathing.

The youth was taken to the hospital at Van Bazaar in Fazilka by ambulance personnel.
A bystander named Buta Singh reported that he was carrying a labourer when he noticed a group of people gathered outside a store. Blood was dripping from under his head as a young man lay unconscious next to the stairs. The young person may have used drugs. Buta Singh claimed that he sent the young person to the hospital after calling for an ambulance right away.

Buta Singh stated that the administration must take decisive measures to address the rapidly growing drug addiction issue in the region.

Buta Singh, a bystander, reported that he was transporting a worker when he noticed a group of people gathered outside a store. Blood was dripping from under his head as a young man lay unconscious next to the stairs. The young person is thought to have used drugs (Nasha). Buta Singh claimed that he sent the young person to the hospital after calling for an ambulance right away.

Buta Singh stated that the administration must take decisive measures to address the rapidly growing drug addiction issue in the region.

In Fazilka, a fraud case involving family members’ bank accounts has come to light. The accused utilised their families’ accounts to entice individuals with the promise of saving GST on gold. When the relatives got a call from the bank, the situation became clear. A Ganga Nagar resident then lodged a complaint against the offenders.

Two individuals, including a lady, are the subject of a case filed by the Cyber Crime Police Station in Fazilka. The suspects opened accounts in the names of their families, and the police are attempting to determine how the fraud was carried out. The accused are also linked to the gold business.

The Accused Was Enticed to Save GST on Gold
Kundan Soni, Prince Soni, and Rachna Soni are his relatives and jewellers, according to a police complaint made by Gautam Soni, son of Subhash, a native of Shergarh Wali village. They visited Gautam Soni’s home and explained that they needed bank accounts in order to save GST on gold.

After falling for their trick, Gautam opened bank accounts under his own, his wife’s, and his other family members’ names. He later got a call from the bank informing him that his accounts were being used for transactions involving substantial sums of money. It is alleged that these individuals committed fraud using the accounts in which they were trusted. Prince Soni and Rachna Soni, inhabitants of Ganga Nagar, have been charged with this crime by the police.

Amandeep Singh Goldy Musafir, the Baluana AAP MLA for the Fazilka district, was involved in an accident this morning (Friday) in Mohali. An automobile from the other direction struck his vehicle.

The MLA’s vehicle was severely damaged in the collision, but no one was gravely hurt.

We were travelling from Baluana to Chandigarh in his vehicle. His car was struck by an opposing vehicle that was approaching from the incorrect side during this time.

It has been reported that the motorist was impaired by drinking. Although his automobile was damaged, the MLA was unharmed in the collision.

In Barnala, Punjab, a guy was attacked on the head and killed. On Thursday morning, his body was discovered in Shehna village, close to a canal. His head had marks from injuries. The body was taken into custody by the police and sent for a post-mortem.

The deceased was identified as Shehna resident Maghar Singh, 35. According to the initial police inquiry, the deceased’s skull had severe wounds from being struck by bricks and stones.

To learn about any disagreements, the police are interviewing the deceased’s relatives. Investigations are also underway into his location and mobile call data.

To learn about any disagreements, the police are interviewing the deceased’s relatives. Investigations are also underway into his location and mobile call data.

It is important to remember that Sukhwinder Singh Kalkat, the son of a former Sarpanch, was shot dead in the same hamlet a few days ago.

A fight over eating bread straight from the tandoor led to the beating of the dhaba proprietor in Fazilka.

In the Fazilka market, a Dhaba owner was assaulted by a patron. The client was consuming a roti, or piece of bread, straight off the tandoor. He was advised not to do this by the owner. The client then gave the proprietor a slap.

According to Kali, the Dhaba’s operator, two individuals visited his establishment on Wednesday night at approximately eleven o’clock.

One of the guys began eating the dish straight from the tandoor where it was being prepared after they requested it.

A person was detained by the Border Security Force (BSF) in the Fazilka district near the India-Pakistan border under dubious circumstances. After an investigation, it was found that the individual was from Uttar Pradesh and had been missing for two years. He has since been turned over to his family by the BSF. According to the BSF’s first inquiry, the individual had inadvertently ventured into the border area, and his mental state was unstable.

On Dhanteras Day, I was absent.
Amar Yadav, a resident of Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, has been identified as the missing individual. According to his son Vishal Yadav, his father had left the house on the day of Dhanteras two years prior, claiming to be heading to the market, but he never came back. After two years, the family had given up on locating him despite searching the entire state and even posting posters for missing persons.

The Joy of Family Members Knew No Limits
Through a video chat, BSF officers displayed his father’s face, which Vishal recognized right away. Vishal’s joy at seeing his father was unbounded, and when they arrived in Fazilka, tears filled his and his family members’ eyes. The BSF and the Police were thanked by the family.

Experienced Trauma Because of Land Invasion
According to Adarsh Yadav, Vishal’s cousin, Amar Yadav used to work at a Mumbai loom. Following his return home, he experienced stress and lost his mental equilibrium after an acre of his land was encroached upon. He vanished two years ago for this reason.

Family Members Say They “Cannot Forget the Favour of BSF”
The BSF had captured the individual and turned him over to them, according to police official Ram Prakash. The results of the study showed that the individual lacked mental stability. After that, he was turned over to his relatives.

In this case, the BSF’s ‘G’ Branch of the 19th Battalion was instrumental. The ‘G’ Branch located the individual’s residence and got in touch with his family after conducting an inquiry. A son was reunited with his father thanks to the BSF’s efforts. The family conveyed their appreciation to the BSF, saying they will always remember their kindness.

The Congress Party filled out forms under the ‘Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod’ (Vote Thief, Quit the Throne/Seat) campaign in the Sarrrafa Bazaar of Fazilka district. The campaign was presided over by Dr Mahendra Kumar Rinwa, former MLA and Congress leader from Fazilka, who stated that forms are being sent door-to-door and approximately 10 thousand forms have been distributed. After being filled, they will be submitted to the state-level office in Chandigarh. The Election Commission did not respond (This line seems to be an incomplete thought or a separate point in the original article).

The Election Commission didn’t reply.
Dr. Mahendra Kumar Rinwa, a former Fazilka Congress leader and MLA, provided information, stating that Rahul Gandhi brought up the ‘Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod’ campaign topic in a number of states, including Bihar. According to him, the Election Commission was unable to respond to this question. He stated that forms are being filled out all throughout the nation for Rahul Gandhi’s submission of 15 crore forms to the Election Commission on the 15th of the month.

Setting Up a Camp in Sarrrafa Bazaar
As part of the campaign, a special camp has been established in Sarrrafa Bazaar in Fazilka, where forms for “Vote Chor Gaddi Chhod” are being filled out. ‘Vote theft’ will be established, he stated, and this matter will be brought to court. This charge was made against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) by Dr Rinwa.

Forms will be taken to Delhi by the State President

Ten thousand forms have been circulated thus far, he said, and they will be returned in two days. These forms will thereafter be delivered to the Chandigarh office of the State Congress Committee. On the 10th of the month, Amarinder Raja Warring, the president of the State Congress Committee, will transport these documents to Delhi in a car.