14052024-JTR-01.qxd 5/14/2024 12:47 AM Page 1 c m y b Jalandhar tribune » » TINU FILES NOMINATION AFTER ROADSHOW INSIDE TOGETHER, THEY MAKE MELODY INSIDE FORECAST MAINLY CLEAR SKY MAX 38°C | MIN 21°C YESTERDAY MAX 38°C | MIN 24°C SUNSET TUESDAY 7:08 PM SUNRISE WEDNESDAY 5.29 AM » ALIA BHATT TO ATTEND GUCCI CRUISE SHOW INSIDE TUESDAY | 14 MAY 2024 | JALANDHAR Vigilance Bureau nabs cop taking ~10,000 bribe Our Correspondent Phillaur, May 13 As part of its ongoing campaign against corruption in the state, the Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) today nabbed Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Harbhajan Lal, posted at the Phillaur police station in Jalandhar district, while accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000. Disclosing this here today, an official spokesperson for the state Vigilance Bureau said the cop had been arrested on the basis of a complaint lodged by Shindu, a resident of Nangal village, in Phillaur tehsil, Jalandhar district. He said the complainant had approached the Vigilance Bureau and alleged that the ASI had demanded a bribe of ~1 lakh for discharging his son during an inquiry pertaining to a police case registered against him. A deal was struck at ~50,000 and the suspect has already taken ~10,000 in this regard. The spokesperson said after preliminary verification of the complaint, the VB team laid a trap following which the ASI was caught red-handed while accepting the first instalment of ~10,000 bribe from the complainant in the presence of two official witnesses. He said a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act had been registered against the suspect at the Vigilance Bureau police station, Jalandhar Range. The suspect would be produced in the court tomorrow. Further investigations were on in the case. 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Road, Jalandhar Admissions 2024-25 Premier Technical Campus with focus on Holistic Development Pharmacy ( PCI Approved ) AICTE Approved è è MBA MCA PG Certificate in AI & DS B.Tech -Courses RACHIT SHINES IN NON-MEDICAL Tribune News Service Rachit Aggarwal, a student of Sanskriti KMV School, who brought laurels to the city by bagging All-India Rank 25 in JEE-Mains entrance exam recently, topped the district in nonmedical stream by securing 97.8 per cent marks in the CBSE Class XII results. STUDENTS COME OUT WITH FLYING COLOURS IN CLASS X Divya Ahuja JAYANT GROVER SOUMIL GOINDI Tamanna Garg Neelesh Dutta 100% 99.6% 99.6% 99.6% 99.4% lowing a target-based timetable rather than strict schedule. He set deadlines for himself, ensuring timely completion of chapters while keeping his concepts clear and avoiding study burdens. Anup expressed gratitude to his teachers and parents for their guidance. He disclosed his passion for sports, particularly cricket, and his intention to pursue it professionally. Aryan Suri said apart from hard work, following a timetable and focusing on studies had been his key mantras. He said he now aspires to become a successful doctor. Meanwhile in CBSE Class X examinations, Divya Ahuja of DAV Centenary Public School, Phillaur, has made the state as well as district proud by scoring a perfect 100 per cent. She secured cent per cent marks in Eng- c m y b lish, mathematics, science, Punjabi and IT. She scored near perfect 96 marks in social studies. Divya, daughter of businessman Gulshan Kumar Ahuja, said she has opted non-medical stream in Class XI, and aims to join the Indian Air Force in future. Sharing her study schedule, she said studying well and in an organised manner were her Continued on page 2 B. Com (Hons) B.Sc (Graphics & Web Designing) è Computer Science Engg. 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Anup Verma of the same school stood second in the district by securing 98.4 per cent marks in humanities stream, while Aryan Suri of Apeejay School, Mahavir Marg, bagged third spot in the district by securing 98.2 per cent marks in medical stream. Shambhavi attributed her success to spending most of her time in the library and maintaining consistency throughout the year. Expressing her future aspirations, she revealed her desire to study psychology and pursue a career in the field. 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