Radaur News Round-up: Athlete Nuzrat Honoured, 140 Students Attend Placement Drive; Two Police Cases Registered

1. National Athletics Championship Bronze Medallist Nuzrat Honoured

National-level athlete Nuzrat, who won a bronze medal in the 4×100-metre mixed relay at the 65th National Athletics Championship held in Delhi, was felicitated at the office of MP Naveen Jindal.

Dharamveer Singh, who heads the MP’s office, honoured Nuzrat by presenting the athlete with the national flag. He said the achievement had brought recognition to Yamunanagar and Haryana, attributing the success to Nuzrat’s hard work, dedication and the guidance of coach Chandrapal Rana.

Dharamveer Singh said MP Naveen Jindal was providing financial and moral support to talented sportspersons. Nuzrat thanked the MP, saying that financial assistance had helped the athlete concentrate on training without worrying about expenses.

Nuzrat has also won several gold medals for Haryana in junior-level competitions. Coach Chandrapal Rana, Thanesar constituency in-charge Balwinder Singh, Ladwa constituency in-charge Salinder Kumar, Radaur constituency in-charge Soni Kumar, members of the MP’s office and other dignitaries were present.

2. Placement Drive Organised for Engineering Students

Seth Jai Prakash Mukand Lal Institute of Engineering and Technology organised a placement drive conducted by Cloud Analogy CRM Specialist Limited, a Noida-based company.

A total of 140 students from the institute’s BTech programmes in Computer Science, Information Technology, and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning participated in the recruitment process.

Falguni Verma, Executive Talent Acquisition at the company, briefed students on the organisation’s working practices, industry requirements and career opportunities. The placement process gave participants an opportunity to demonstrate their technical knowledge and professional skills.

Institute manager Dr S.K. Garg and Training and Placement Officer Ditya Monga thanked the company’s team for conducting the drive. They said the institute continued to work towards creating better employment opportunities for its students.

3. Motorcyclist Dies After Dumper Collision; Case Registered

A 45-year-old motorcyclist, Dharmendra Singh, died after a dumper hit his motorcycle near MT Karhera Chowk on Jathlana Road. He was taken to hospital for treatment but succumbed to his injuries.

Police registered a case against the dumper driver following a complaint by the deceased’s brother and initiated an investigation. According to the complaint filed by Trilochan Singh, Dharmendra worked for a medical company.

On October 13, at around 10 am, he was travelling by motorcycle from Jathlana towards Radaur when a dumper allegedly approaching at high speed from the opposite direction struck his vehicle near MT Karhera Chowk. Dharmendra fell by the roadside and sustained serious injuries, while his motorcycle was damaged.

Local residents took him to Naharpur Hospital, from where he was referred to Yamunanagar. He died during treatment. Police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.

4. Electricity Lines Stolen from Two Villages; Loss Estimated at ₹35,000

Thieves allegedly stole around 350 metres of low-tension electricity line from the villages of Bandy and Khajuri, causing an estimated loss of ₹35,000 to the electricity department.

Police registered a case against unidentified accused following a complaint by Deepanshu, Sub-Divisional Officer of the electricity department, and launched an investigation.

According to the complaint, approximately 140 metres of low-tension line connected to a transformer near farmer Satpal’s field in Bandy village was stolen. In Khajuri village, another 210 metres of line leading to a transformer installed in farmer Baldev Singh’s field was found missing. Police are investigating both incidents.