IEP Chandigarh/ Panchkula, February 19

Amidst the sound of 75 conch shells, top educationists of the country launched a campaign of taking national education to a higher level. Their aim is to make India a world leader and to educate every child of the country. The Manthan program was organized today by the National Independent School Alliance (NISA) at Indradhanush Auditorium, Panchkula. Haryana School Education Minister Kanwarpal Gurjar was the chief guest of the programme, while Director of NCERT Prof. Dinesh Saklani and Padma Shri Dr. Bharat Bhushan Tyagi were present as the special guests.

State Education Minister Kanwarpal Gurjar said that he was impressed by the sound of conch shells made from the stage for the betterment of education. This initiative of educationists is commendable. A team of Haryana Government was sent to Scotland for improvement in education. Today, after listening to the words of educationists at the Manthan program, it was felt that sending the team to Scotland was a waste of money and time. Impressed by NISA’s commitment regarding the education policy, the minister assured the school operators that the government would work with them for the betterment of education. After discussion with the Chief Minister, it has been decided that capable private schools should adopt some government schools. The government will extend full cooperation to them in this regard. He also said that the Haryana Government is committed to end the problems of private schools.

NCERT Director Prof. Dinesh Saklani said, “My dream and goal is that every child of the society should be educated. Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. We have a very proud history. On the strength of Vedic civilization and culture, we progressed in the world and were called Vishwa Guru. We have to return to our ancient culture to become Vishwa Guru once again. We have to work fast in the field of education by studying our scriptures and Upanishads.”

Pro. Saklani further said that we are working on the National Education Policy. The biggest need of today’s time is to educate the elders for the betterment of the children. There is a need to do selfless work in the field of education. The nation will be strong only with educated children. Efforts have already started in this direction. Soon the results will start coming.

Bharat Bhushan Tyagi said in his address that a lot of work needs to be done on agriculture and education. Society needs to think that what is the purpose of education? What goal do we want to achieve in education? Whether the child is able to connect with nature along with studies? It is the responsibility of educationists to upgrade education.

NISA President Dr. Kulbhushan Sharma said that the freedom struggle in the country started from Ambala in Haryana. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream is to see India as the Vishwaguru. We are working hard to fulfill PM’s vision. Today the country needs quality education, for which we are making all possible efforts. Children as well as private school teachers are also trained by NISA and scholarships are also provided as per rules.

The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the chief guest. Arjuna Awardee and Billiards Champion Geet Sethi was also present on the occasion. In the cultural programme, children of several schools including Doon Public School enthralled the guests with dance and song presentations. The best performing students were felicitated by the chief guest.

IEP Chandigarh, February 19

Cultural function, performances and competitions marked the conclusion of the three-day Chandigarh Rose Festival at Rose Garden, Sector 16, Chandigarh with the Adviser to the Administrator Sh. Dharm Pal, IAS distributing various prizes to the winners of all competitions held during the Rose Festival.

Sh. Anup Gupta, Mayor, Chandigarh, Sh. Nitin Kumar Yadav, IAS, Secretary Local Government, Ms. Anindita Mitra, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, other senior officers and councilors of MCC were also present during the occasion.

The Adviser to the Administrator, Chandigarh was the chief guest on the occasion and distributed prizes to winners of various competitions, participants of cultural events, band parties as well as gardeners. The Adviser lauded the efforts of all the team of officers to make the Rose festival success. Councilors and all senior officers were present during the prize distribution function.

On the occasion of the Rose festival there were so many programs that were performed on the third day.

 The third day was started with yoga session followed by Morning Raga, which is a classical performance by Swar Ragini mestro Pt. Subhash Ghosh ji.

After this various folk dances were also performed by different groups to showcase various cultures of India and performances include Devrath folk dance, Bhangra, kalbelia, ghoomar. After this renowned Magician Pardeep Kumar had performed a very great magic show for everyone and all this performances enthralled the public alot.

And finally very beautiful the light and sound show just melted the hearts of the audience by its attractiveness. 

        During the day functions, various competitions were held including on the spot painting competition. The results of the on the spot painting are as under:

Group ‘A’ (Age 5-8 Years)     

1st Prize   :         Riaan S/o Manoj Kumar

2nd Prize    :    Amyra Sharma D/o Umesh Sharma

3rd Prize     :            Salansh Mehta S/o Ankush Mehta

Consolation Prize: Ritanya D/o Mani Shankar     

Group ‘B’ (Age 8-11 Years)

1st Prize    :  Dhvani Arora D/o Gopal Krishan

2nd Prize    : Jagatveer Singh S/o Sarbjit Singh

3rd Prize    :   Agamjot Kaur D/o Harmanpreet Singh

Consolation Prize : Sanvi Chauhan D/o Rav Chauhan

Group ‘C’ (Age 11-14 Years)                       

1st Prize     :         Bhavini D/o Gaurav Malhotra  

2nd Prize  :                   Sanvi D/o Sandeep Kapita

3rd Prize   :     Mishthi D/o Sachin Kaushik

Consolation Prize : Japneet Kaur D/o Lachhman Singh

Group ‘D’ (Age 14-17 Years)

1st Prize    :  Dhriti Puri D/o Dhiraj Puri

2nd Prize  :   Abhishek Kumar S/o Ramesh  Sah

3rd Prize    :   Harshita D/o Suresh Kumar

Consolation Prize: Lakshitta D/o Rohit Kakkaa

Group ‘E’ (Differently able children (p) no age bar)

1st Prize  Leeza D/o Deep Kumar

2nd Prize  Aarti D/o Siya Ram

3rd Prize  Sakshi D/o Devinder Singh

Consolation Prize: Chandani 

Group ‘F’ (Differently able children (m) no age bar)

1st Prize  Pragati  Bharwal D/o Nand 

2nd Prize  Gungun D/o Bhaiya Lal

3rd Prize  Kishan S/o Rajdev Dass

Consolation Prize: Armaanpreet S/o Sikander Singh

  Another major attraction was the Antkashri competition in which various children participated. There were four groups in the final round and the results are as under:

1st  Jasagam Kaur & Rohan Atwal (GGDSD College Sector 32, Chandigarh)

2nd  Deeti Kaushik & Manisha (GCE, Sector 20-D, Chandigarh)

3rd  Chayanika Garg & Upagya Chandel ( PGGCG, Sector 11, Chandigarh)

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IEP Chandigarh, February 19

Haryana Association of North America, president, Sh. Rajesh Vashisht paid a courtesy call on Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal, at his residence and apprised about the work being done by the association.

The Chief Minister said that the state government has constituted the Foreign Cooperation Department, to easily provide facilities to the students desirous of going abroad for education and employment. He said that the Haryana Association of North America should cooperate with the Foreign Cooperation Department, create mutual coordination and also guide the children going for education and employment abroad.

Sh. Vashisht expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for organizing Gita Jayanti Mahotsav at the international level. He said that apart from foreign nationals, a large number of overseas Haryanvis participated in the International Gita Mahotsav held in Canada. He also invited the Chief Minister for a visit to Canada.

IEP Chandigarh, February 19

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal and Union Labour and Employment Minister, Sh. Bhupender Yadav inaugurated the newly constructed building of Directorate ESI Healthcare Department, Haryana at Sector 14, Panchkula today. With the construction of this building, better administrative facilities will be made available to the insured persons of Haryana as well as the North region.On the occasion, the Chief Minister and the Union Minister also laid the foundation stone of ESI Dispensary at Sonipat’s Rai and Barhi. At present the number of ESI insured persons in Haryana is 25 lakh.Union Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Sh. Rameshwar Teli, Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker, Sh. Gian Chand Gupta, Haryana Minister of State for Labour and Revenue, Sh. Anoop Dhanak and MLA Rai, Sh. Mohan Lal Badoli were also present on the occasion.Insured ESI beneficiaries can also avail facility in hospitals of Haryana Health DepartmentAddressing the mediapersons after the inauguration, Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal said that with the opening of the newly constructed regional office of ESI in Panchkula, the administrative activities of ESI insured persons of Haryana as well as Punjab, Himachal and other states, would be carried out smoothly. “Better health facilities are being provided to the beneficiaries through ESI in the state.  Commendable work has been done in this field in Haryana,” he added.He said that earlier work was done separately by ESI and Haryana Health Department, but last year it was decided with mutual consent that besides the insured persons, other people can also get their treatment done in ESI hospitals. Similarly, the insured ESI beneficiaries can also avail the facility of treatment in the hospitals of Haryana Health Department.Health check-ups of all citizens once every two years started under Nirogi Haryana YojanaSh. Manohar Lal said that the year 2023 is being celebrated as ‘Antyodaya Arogya Varsh’ by the state government. “Under the Nirogi Haryana Yojana, health check-ups of all the citizens have been started once every two years; to obtain details regarding their health. Expanding the Ayushman scheme, CHIRAYU Yojana has been implemented under which 29 lakh families with an annual income of upto Rs 1.80 lakh would be given free treatment facility up to Rs 5 lakh in empanelled government and private hospitals,” he said, adding that new categories of beneficiaries would also be included soon under CHIRAYU Haryana Yojana.ESI activities running effectively in Haryana under leadership of Chief MinisterUnion Minister, Sh. Bhupender  Yadav said that under the leadership of Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal, the activities of ESI are being expedited in Haryana. “It is under the leadership of Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi, that the BJP government is determined to provide benefits to the last mile person in a time-bound manner,” he added.Expressing gratitude to the Chief Minister, for effectively running the ESI activities in the state, Sh. Bhupender Yadav said that with the construction of the ESI building in Panchkula, the administrative work of the registered persons of ESIC in the North Zone would be better managed.Cath lab facility started for first time in ESIC Medical College, FaridabadUnion Minister, Sh. Bhupender Yadav said that after the establishment of ESI Dispensary in Rai, Sonipat, 1,06,440 beneficiaries including 28,010 insured and their families of industrial area Rai, Nathupur, Wazidpur Saboli, Bahalgarh will be benefited.Similarly, with the formation of ESI Dispensary Barhi, Ganaur, Sonipat, 31,720 beneficiaries including 8,347 insured persons and their families of industrial areas up to Barhi, Ganaur and Samalkha will be covered. “With the cooperation of the Haryana government, the construction work of ESI hospitals in Manesar and Bawal is going on at a fast pace. Apart from this, ESI hospitals will also be set up in Rohtak, Ambala, Sonipat and Hisar,” said the Union Minister.He said that for the first time, the facility of cath lab has also been started in ESIC Medical College, Faridabad last year. Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal and Union Minister, Sh. Bhupender Yadav also visited the health camp set up under the health scheme of ESI and inquired about various health facilities being provided to ESI registered beneficiaries.On the occasion, Municipal Corporation Mayor, Sh. Kulbhushan Goyal, vice- chairman, Shivalik Development Board, Sh. Om Prakash Devinagar, Additional Chief Secretary, Labour, Dr. Raja Sekhar Vundru, Labour Commissioner, Sh. Sujan Singh, Deputy Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Sh. KM Pandurang, Deputy Commissioner, Sh. Mahavir Kaushik, ESI Haryana Director, Dr. Anil Malik, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Sh. Sumer Partap Singh, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Smt. Varsha Khangwal, former Kalka MLA and Treasurer, BJP Rashtriya Mahila Morcha, Smt. Latika Sharma and other dignitaries were present. 

IEP Chandigarh, February 18

The preparations for organizing G-20 Summit in Gurugram are gaining momentum. Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Dr Amit Agrawal, who is also the Director General of Information, Public Relations, Culture & Languages Department, Haryana,  today reviewed the preparations, especially those related to branding of the event.  In the meeting, it was told that the day of the participants of the Summit in Gurugram would begin with yoga session. All the participants from different countries will be invited for the yoga session in the morning. Efficient Yoga Instructors will be provided for these sessions daily and Protocol yoga asanas, which are usually performed on International Yoga Day, will be practiced during their three days stay at Hotel Leela in Gurugram. 1St Anti Corruption Working Group Meeting is scheduled to be held in Gurugram from ensuing March 1st to 4th.   

        In the virtually held meeting, Dr Agrawal said that it is a matter of pride for India to have presidency of G-20 Summit and its an opportunity for  us  to showcase Haryana’s rich cultural heritage before the foreign delegates. It  also provides opportunity to  project and promote the city of Gurugram among international community. For this all residents of Gurugram should come forward and participate in preparing the city to host this mega event. Everybody should contribute in his or her way. The companies or corporate houses should come forward in presenting a gesture of welcome to the delegates. For example, they can put up approved G-20 creatives and projections on their buildings. In addition, they can adequately lit up their buildings, as is done during Diwali festival. Similarly, the residents can contribute in keeping the city clean.

       It was informed in the meeting that along with the preparations for the grand welcome of the participating delegates of the summit, signages and welcome gates, hoardings etc are also being displayed to inform the general public about the importance of this Summit.  For this purpose, 400 auto rickshaws and as many taxi cabs in Gurugram and Faridabad are used to publicise the event. In addition, 100 bus queue shelters in the national capital Delhi and 200 bus queue shelters in Gurugram, 300 buses of Haryana State Transport, 200 departmental hoardings have been put up with publicity material related to the summit. Not only this, the G-20 logo is being broadcast on the screens in all the common service centers across the state. Publicity material related to the conference is being broadcast on 100 digital screens installed at railway stations of 6 districts including Gurugram. Not only this, eight inter-state Volvo buses plying from Gurugram have been completely wrapped (covered) with paraphernalia related to the summit. The city buses, plying on various routes in Gurugram were also being wrapped. Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA)  has also signed MoU with an agency for pasting publicity material on pillars and platforms of Rapid Metro service. Haryana’s Republic Day tableau, which featured ‘Dharmakshetra Kurukshetra and Lord Krishna’s  ‘Virat Swaroop’, would also be prominently displayed during the summit. Along with this, the description about the tableau and will be displayed on the digital screen so that the delegates can understand its importance.

     It was also informed that the delegates of the Summit will be given options for evening visit to Camera Museum, Transport Museum, Biodiversity Park and Cyber Hub located in Gurugram city. They can go to any of these places as per their wish. They will be briefed about these places through brochures and digital mode.

        In the meeting, it was told that the participants of the summit will also visit Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, where preparations are being made to welcome them. The Gurugram Traffic Police has been asked to prepare a traffic plan for this. The delegates will also be invited to plant saplings at the Sanctuary, so that the memory of the Summit remains in the future. The excursion tours of delegates to Car Museum in Tauru ( District Nuh) and Pratapgarh Farm ( District Jhajjar) are also being planned.

        Commissioner Municipal Corporation P C Meena, Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav, Additional Commissioner MCG Amardeep Singh, CEO of GMCBL Smt Anju Chaudhary, Chief Protocol Officer Vatshal Vishishtha, District Ayush Officer Dr. Manju, STP Sanjiv Maan, District Wildlife Officer Rajendra Prasad and officers from DoPT and MEA also participated through onlin

IEP Chandigarh, February 18-

As part of slew of steps underway to augment the transportation network, Chief Minister today flagged off as many as 70 fully built-up standard Non–AC buses meeting BS VI Emission Norms.        As per the plans, 400 fully built-up standard Non-AC Buses are likely to be delivered by March 31, 2023, and the remaining buses will be delivered before June 30, 2023.        While flagging off the buses from Panchkula today, Sh. Manohar Lal said that acknowledging the fact that strengthening public transport is one of the key issues in the endeavours towards more sustainable transport systems, the state government, time and again has increased the number of public transport.        “Providing affordable, safe, efficient public transport services in Haryana and adjoining areas is our utmost priority. The government plans to buy 550 electric buses, 50 electric buses will ply in Gurugram and 50 at Faridabad.”, said Sh. Manohar Lal.        Divulging more details, the Chief Minister said that flagging off these buses is more special, as for the first time in Transport Department, has got finalized fully build-up Standard Non- AC Buses.        “Earlier the department used to purchase bus chassis from bus/ chassis manufacturers and thereafter bus body fabrication is done by Haryana Roadways Engineering Corporation (HREC) Gurugram, which takes more time to carry out bus body fabrication on the supplied chassis resulting in the delayed supply of fully built-up buses to the depots,” shared Sh. Manohar Lal.        Notably, these buses have added features such as destination boards for updated information to the travellers, Vehicle Location Tracking Devices (VLTD), panic buttons as per CMVR and pneumatically controlled front service doors for better control in the buses by drivers.        The proposal of State Transport Haryana to procure 1000 Fully Built-up Standard Non–AC buses meeting BS VI emission norms were approved at the level of the High Powered Purchase Committee (HPPC) held under the Chairmanship of the Chief Minister.        Principal Secretary, Transport Department, Sh. Navdeep Singh Virk, Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula, Sh. Mahavir Kaushik, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Sh. Sumer Partap Singh and other officers also remained present on this occasion. 

IEP Chandigarh, February 18

In a first-of-its-kind case, Haryana Police by establishing enhanced coordination with CBI and Interpol officials at all levels has played a significant contribution in the identification of a dead body abroad by matching DNA of a blood relative with that of the body.

Giving the information here today, a Haryana Police spokesperson informed that in this international level case related to district Kurukshetra, the police did not resort to lengthy procedures like MLAT (Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty) or LR (Letter Rogatory) in DNA investigation.

This is the first time that such a case of DNA matching has been done through 24×7 Interpol channels using Interpol standardized digital format. Initially, the Haryana Police had sent a physical sample of DNA which could not be sent through Interpol channels. However later, the digital format DNA profile was collected by Haryana Police in Interpol standardized format and Haryana Police received the digital profile of DNA from CFSL Chandigarh and transmitted to Croatia through Interpol’s 24×7 channels on the same day.

A complaint in this regard was received from Paramjeet Kaur, a resident of district Kurukshetra in which the complainant stated that her son Parminder wanted to go to Italy. After completing required formalities in this regard, she came to know that his son has reached Serbia and after that he will be sent to Italy by air. She also learned from sources that an unidentified body had been found in Croatia, which she suspected to be that of her son Parminder Singh. The complainant expressed apprehension that the accused Gaurav Gupta and others may have killed his son out of greed for money. Based on the above complaint, a formal case under Sections 406, 420 IPC and 10 & 24 was registered at Police Station City Pehowa vide FIR No. 111 dated 13.04.2022.

Subsequently, a case was filed in the High Court by relatives of the suspected deceased Parminder for identification of his body in Croatia. In compliance of High Court order dated 21.11.2022, DNA sample of Paramjit Kaur (mother of Parminder Singh) was collected by Kurukshetra Police through CHC, Pehowa, Kurukshetra and sent to CFSL, Sector-36 Chandigarh for DNA Profiling. Thereafter, after completing all the formalities, along with the submission of DNA profile of Paramjit Kaur, communication was made with the concerned department of Union Home Ministry.

CBI-IPCU (Central Bureau of Investigation-International Police Cooperation Unit) had filed a status report in the High Court detailing the communication made with NCB-Zagreb (Croatia) and the steps being taken to identify the subject.

CBI had shared digital DNA format of INTERPOL with Haryana police and obtained a digital DNA format of the blood relative i.e. Patamjeet Kaur. The same was emailed to NCB Zagreb(Croatia). DNA sequence was mailed by NCB-New Delhi to NCB Zagreb (Croatia). The same was matched by Croatian authorities and positive identification was given on 13.02.2023. The same was informed to Haryana police and also to the family members of the deceased. NCB-Zagreb (Croatia) informed of positive identification of the suspected unidentified dead body to be of Parminder Singh based on digital DNA profiling.

The relatives of the deceased have been informed about these developments. Though the dead body has already been buried by the Croatian government authorities, the family members will now proceed to claim the last mortal remains from Croatia with the assistance of the Government of India.

IEP Chandigarh, February 18

Haryana Governor, Sh. Bandaru Dattatraya, along with his family, today offered prayers to Lord Shiva by performing ‘Jalabhishek’ at the ancient Shiva temple of Saketri on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivaratri.The Governor extended greetings to the people of Haryana and the country on the occasion of Maha-Shivratri and prayed for the progress and prosperity of the state.On this occasion, Sh. K D Sharma, Head of Shiv Mandir Trust, presented a memento of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati to the Governor. 

IEP Chandigarh, February 18

Haryana Deputy Chief Minister, Sh. Dushyant Chautala informed that the outstanding amount of Rs. 629 crores of GST compensation for June 2022 will be received from the Central Government soon, its approval has been given today in the 49th GST Council meeting held in New Delhi under the Chairmanship of Union Finance Minister, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman.

The Deputy Chief Minister, who is also the convener of the “Constitution of the Group of Ministers (GoM) on the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) “, gave this information after attending the council meeting. The Deputy Chief Minister as the convener of the GoM presented recommendations of the GoM constituted by the GST Council for the Constitution of the GST Appellate Tribunal

        Sh. Chautala requested the Fitment Committee  to examine the rate issue in the Sports Utility Vehicle / Multi Utility Vehicle and bring it up to the Council for a final decision.

        The Deputy CM further informed that the GST Council has reduced the rate of GST on Rab (Liquid Jaggery) to zero. GST on loose liquid jaggery has been reduced from 18 per cent to nil. That means there will be no tax on it. At the same time, the rate of GST on packaged liquid jaggery has been reduced from 18% to 5%. GST rates on pencils and sharpeners have been reduced from 18% to 12%.

On behalf of Haryana, Excise & Taxation Commissioner, Sh. Ashok Kumar Meena, Additional Commissioner (GST), Sh. Siddharth Jain also participated in the meeting along with the Deputy Chief Minister.

IEP Chandigarh, February 17

Anti Corruption Bureau, Haryana has caught seven accused including–an ITI Principal, two police officials, two patwari, a panchayat secretary and an auction recorder – red-handed during the last fortnight while accepting bribes worth over Rs 1.66 lakhs from Karnal, Gurugram, Panipat, Kaithal, Sirsa and Bhiwani districts.

Sharing the information here today, the spokesperson of the Anti Corruption Bureau said that Anil Kumar Yadav, ITI Principal, Bhiwani was nabbed by the Bureau team on the complaint of Vikas (Sweeper engaged under the HKRNL scheme at ITI Bhiwani). The accused was demanding bribe from the employees engaged under Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam to continue in the job. The tainted money of Rs 12000 has been recovered from the accused.

The complainant who did not wish to pay the bribe had approached the bureau and after verifying the information, a team laid a trap and caught the accused.

In the second incident, the Bureau team arrested Panchayat Secretary Sunil Kumar red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs 15,000 for reducing the fine for fisheries. Complainant, a resident of Baba Ladana village in Kaithal, informed that he was doing fish farming in his fields. For some reason he was fined. After this, the Panchayat Secretary had demanded a bribe in the name of removing his name.

In another case, a ESI Subhash Chand of police station Nissing was nabbed red-handed for accepting bribe of Rs 10,000 from an Advocate in lieu of giving evidence in an accident case registered at Sadar police station, Kaithal.

In yet another crackdown, Anti Corruption Bureau had arrested an ASI rank police officer, Sushil, posted as Reader of the Panipat Traffic DSP red-handed while he was accepting a bribe of Rs 1.10 lakh. The accused was demanding bribe from the complainant to remove the section of rape in a dowry case and also the names of co-accused from the FIR.

In Gurugram, the Bureau team has arrested Sanjay, Patwari of the Haryana Shahri Vikas Pradhikaran while accepting a bribe of Rs.8,000. Patwari had demanded bribe to present the report of the interest received by the complainant in lieu of the acquired land in the court. The team raided and arrested the accused Patwari red-handed while taking bribe.

In Karnal, Bureau had arrested an Auction Recorder of the Haryana State Agricultural Marketing Board red-handed while he was accepting Rs 10,000 to issue a fodder licence for selling fodder. The accused was identified as Raghubir, posted at the Karnal Market Committee office.

In another case, Bureau team had arrested Anil, Halka Patwari of Begu Shahpur in Sirsa district while accepting bribe of Rs 1800 in lieu of reporting the ownership of complainant’s house for loan purposes.

Cases have been registered against them at respective police stations of the Anti Corruption Bureau. Further investigation is underway.