Jhajjar

India's Olympic bronze medalist wrestler Bajrang Punia has been suspended again by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) for allegedly refusing to provide a urine sample. This comes just weeks after his previous suspension was revoked. Punia claims he didn't refuse but questioned NADA about expired testing kits used earlier.

Congress candidate Deepender Hooda accused the BJP of attempting to change the Indian Constitution and end reservations for SCs and BCs. He vowed to protect the Constitution, end the Agnipath scheme, and restore permanent recruitment in the Army if the Congress comes to power.

Former Haryana CMs Manohar Lal Khattar and Bhupinder Singh Hooda exchanged taunts in Bahadurgarh over their parties' prospects in the Lok Sabha polls. While Khattar claimed BJP's dominance, Hooda expressed confidence in Congress' resurgence.

CM Nayab Singh Saini warned criminals threatening traders with dire consequences, promising strict action and assuring safety for businessmen. He criticised Congress for not addressing poverty during their long rule and the previous state government over inadequate crop loss compensation for farmers.

BJP leader Om Prakash Dhankar campaigned for party candidate Dr. Arvind Sharma in Haryana, mocking Congress for delayed candidate announcements and lack of interest from senior leaders. He accused the previous Congress regime of corruption and nepotism, contrasting it with BJP's merit-based approach.

Shivansh Rathee, a young man from Jhajjar, Haryana, has secured the 63rd rank in the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Examination. Currently, serving Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Delhi, Rathee's journey is a testament to the power of determination, family support, and academic excellence.

In a tragic incident, a young YouTuber couple in Haryana's Bahadurgarh died by suicide after an alleged argument. Garvit (25) and Nandini (22) were living-in partners and had recently moved to Bahadurgarh. The police are investigating the case and waiting for the families to arrive before determining the exact cause.

The assassination of INLD leader Nafe Singh Rathee in Haryana sparks allegations of political vendetta and family feud, with surprising names appearing in the accused list. The FIR reveals chilling details of the attack, prompting calls for a CBI probe. Amidst community outrage, concerns over law and order deepen, demanding swift justice.

CM Manohar Lal Khattar announced the establishment of a Police Commissionerate in Jhajjar, the fourth in the state and all within the National Capital Region. The decision follows criticism over law and order issues post the murder of INLD state president. Khattar defended his government's budget initiatives, emphasising development over political considerations.

The assassination of INLD's Haryana chief, Nafe Singh Rathi, in broad daylight has shaken the political landscape of Haryana. Lack of security despite threats raised concerns. Political leaders demand justice and accountability, highlighting the deteriorating law and order situation. Investigations are underway to determine the motive behind the attack, reflecting the gravity of the incident in the lead-up to elections.

The planned February 13 Delhi march by farmers, aiming to press for MSP and agricultural reforms, prompts police vigilance and industry concerns. Despite warnings, farmers prepare while industries fear economic losses. Section 144 imposed in Sonipat as anticipation and apprehension mounted. Balancing protests and public order become critical.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda rallied support in Jhajjar, criticising the BJP-JJP government's policies. Hooda pledged to address issues like unemployment, rising crime rates, and farmer concerns. He highlighted the shortcomings of the current administration and promised to provide two lakh government jobs. Congress state President Udai Bhan criticized the Khattar government, accusing it of plunging the state into debt. The event aimed to garner public support for Hooda's upcoming electoral campaign.

As Haryana prepares for Shri Ram Lala's Pran Pratishtha, extensive arrangements include Ramayana teachings in schools, cleanliness campaigns, and live telecasts in 15,000 temples. Police alerts in seven districts aim to prevent any untoward incidents, emphasizing caution and heightened security measures based on past violence.

Ahead of Lord Ram's idol installation in Ayodhya on January 22, Haryana issues a security alert in sensitive districts to prevent untoward incidents. Police vigilance is heightened, particularly around religious sites, with a focus on social media monitoring. The alert aims to maintain peace, especially during the election year, following past violent clashes in Nuh. The state is also gearing up for live streaming the event in thousands of temples, marking a significant occasion.

Haryana grapples with a setback in the Swachh Survekshan 2023 rankings, as none of its cities make it to the Top 100 nationally. Poor public feedback, inadequate waste segregation, and certification challenges contribute to the decline. Urgent introspection and a concrete strategy are deemed essential to revive the state's cleanliness reputation.

In Haryana, petrol pumps are now left with only a week's worth of petrol and diesel as private truck drivers are refraining from refilling at the Panipat refinery and the Bahadurgarh plant. This has led to a shortage of fuel at the pumps. The recent nationwide protests against the new Hit and Run law are affecting transporters and truck drivers in Haryana as well. Since December 29, due to the drivers' strike, the impact is becoming evident, particularly at petrol pumps across the state.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited an 'akhara' in Jhajjar district, Haryana, against the backdrop of a controversy involving the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI). The visit took place early in the morning at the Virender Akhara in Chhara village, where Gandhi spent a couple of hours observing the daily routines of wrestlers, including Bajrang Punia.