On a day the wind played havoc by constantly switching directions, Gurugram-based Sunhit Bishnoi produced the joint lowest round of 66 to move into third place at eight-under 136.
The incident was reported on Sunday when the victim Sunder Malik alighted from his car at a parking lot outside an eatery in Murthal, they said.
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Chandigarh’s Angad Cheema returned a 65 to end the day in second position at 10-under 134. The cut was declared at one-over 145. Sixty professionals made the cut.
As of now, Himachal Pradesh Police have set up three TTPS in Baghed of Bilaspur, Nerchowk in Mandi and Bhunter in Kullu.
Union Home and Conference Minister, Amit Shah, said on Saturday that India is witnessing a fight against drug trafficking with a "clear direction and fast pace” for the first time since Independence.
SAD spokesperson and former minister Dr Daljit Singh Cheema said it is an appropriate opportunity for the Punjab CM to register a written protest with Shah demanding withdrawal of his statement on allotment of land to Haryana for construction of separate state Assembly in Chandigarh.
Terming CM Mann’s offer as surrender of the rights of Punjab over the Union Territory, the party said, “Punjabis won’t tolerate transfer of even one inch of land in Chandigarh to Haryana.”
The presidential candidate, who was in Chandigarh for his poll campaign, said the election for the 15th President is taking place under highly troubled conditions. "Never before, not even during the Emergency in the mid-1970s, did our Republic face as many simultaneous threats to the Constitution. The economy is badly mismanaged, creating unprecedented price rise and unemployment. Our democracy is in grave danger," he said.
The Opposition accused the CM of giving up "Punjab’s right on its capital Chandigarh". Mann slammed the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leadership accusing it of diluting the claim of the state over Chandigarh.
