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The Hindu
12-07-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Navy shows its might; IOC beats Karnataka
The Malaysian National junior team started well, but couldn't sustain the momentum and was roundly thrashed 4-1 by the Indian Navy in their opening Pool-B match of the 96th MCC-Murugappa Gold Cup invitation hockey tournament at the SDAT-Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium on Saturday. Earlier, former champion Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) overcame Karnataka 4-3 in another Pool-B tie. In the first match of the day, defending champion Indian Railways played a sub-par game but managed to defeat Indian Army 2-1 in a lacklustre Pool-A tie. The third and final match of the day between Malaysia and Navy was interrupted by heavy rain as play resumed after an hour's delay. The highlight of the match was Navy's second goal by Navin Kerketta in the dying minutes of the third quarter. The 19-year-old from Jharkhand raced from the half-line towards the circle and demonstrated a 1-2 with Bhavin Kushalappa before pushing it home. Trailing 1-3, IOC fought back in style to outlast a young Karnataka side, which impressed with its speed, guile and shooting prowess. With a few seconds remaining for the hooter, senior player Talwinder Singh found the winner by unleashing a backhander from an acute angle from the right to seal the deal for IOC. The results: Pool-A: Indian Railways 2 (Darshan Gawkar 27, Gursahibjit Singh 58) bt Indian Army 1 (Masih Das Herenj 28). B: IOC 4 (Gurjinder Singh 6, V. R. Ragunath 44, Sudeep Chirmakoo 50, Talwinder Singh 60) bt Karnataka 3 (N. M. Surya 8, C. P. Livin 22, Chethan M Karisiri 34); Indian Navy 4 (Ashish Topno 8, Navin Kerketta 44, Sushil Dhanwar 47, K. Selvaraj 52) bt Malaysia National junior team 1 (Mohd. Harris Iskandar 2).
Time of India
09-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Human trafficking case: ED raids residence of farm body functionary in Moga village
Bathinda: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted a raid at the residence of farmer leader Sukhwinder Singh , also known as Sukh Gill, at Tota Singh Wala village in Moga district on Wednesday. The raid was conducted in connection with a human trafficking case, as charges were registered against the farm leader on Feb 19 this year after the US deported a large number of illegal immigrants, including many from Punjab. The ED officials spent many hours inside the house, and it is reported that they thoroughly searched various documents. No one was allowed to enter the house while the ED officials were present. Gill, who was not at his residence when the officials arrived, stated that some people were conspiring against him, but he had nothing to hide. He mentioned that any agency could conduct investigations and that the human trafficking complaint against him was false. Acting on a complaint filed by a deported youth, Moga district police had registered a case against Sukh Gill, his mother Pritam Kaur, partner Talwinder Singh, and Gurpreet Singh from Ekam Travels, Chandigarh. The case was registered at Dharmkot Police Station under sections 143 (trafficking of person), 318(4) (cheating and fraud), 61(2) BNS (criminal conspiracy between two or more people), and section 24 of the Emigration Act, 1983. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why seniors are rushing to get this Internet box – here's why! Techno Mag Learn More Undo According to the complaint filed by Jaswinder Singh of Moga, he, along with his father Sukhdev Singh and neighbours Gurbachan Singh and Surjit Singh, met Sukh Gill and Talwinder Singh, who run Fateh Immigration Dharmkot. They demanded Rs 45 lakh to send him to the US on a 3-year work permit legally. To arrange the money, his father Sukhdev Singh sold land. He, along with his father Sukhdev Singh, Gurbachan, and Surjit, paid Rs 30 lakh to Sukh Gill at his home in Tota Singh Wala village in the presence of his mother Pritam Kaur and Talwinder Singh on November 15, 2024. The remaining money was paid in instalments. Jaswinder succeeded in crossing over to the US on Jan 27, 2025, after passing through inhospitable terrain on a donkey route. He was arrested upon reaching the US and deported on an Air Force plane on February 13, which landed at Amritsar on February 15. Dharmkot DSP Ramandep Singh said the police were aware of the ED raid but did not have details. MSID: 122343811 413 |
