21 die after drinking spurious liquor, Punjab CM orders magisterial probe

21 die after drinking spurious liquor, Punjab CM orders magisterial probe

Twenty-one people have died in Punjab’s three districts allegedly after drinking spurious liquor, prompting Chief Minister Amarinder Singh to order a magisterial probe, officials said on Friday.

Current Affairs : The utilization of cell phones while driving will presently welcome a punishment of Rs 1,000 for the principal offense and Rs 10,000 for the second such offense, said a notice gave by the UP State Transport Department.

The choice to force such a weighty fine came following a bureau meeting in mid-June this year. The notice gave on Thursday additionally said that riding without a protective cap will draw a thousand rupee fine too.

Traffic fines were fundamentally expanded by the Motor Vehicles Amendment Act a year ago by the Union government.Twenty-one individuals have passed on in Punjab’s three areas supposedly in the wake of drinking misleading alcohol, inciting Chief Minister Amarinder Singh to arrange an authoritative test, authorities said on Friday.

The passings occurred in Punjab’s Amritsar, Batala and Tarn Taran regions since Wednesday night, an official articulation said.

Punjab DGP Dinkar Gupta said the initial five fatalities were accounted for from Mucchal and Tangra towns in Amritsar’s Tarsikka on July 29 night.

Boss Minister Amarinder Singh has requested an authoritative request by the Divisional Commissioner, Jalandhar, into the passings of 21 individuals supposedly because of the utilization of misleading alcohol, the official proclamation said.

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