National Convener of Aam Aadmi Party and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Bhagwant Mann took out Tiranga Yatra and mega road show in Jind, Haryana on Thursday. Aam Aadmi Party workers and supporters reached Jind in Tiranga Yatra and road show. During this the entire city was filled with workers and supporters of Aam Aadmi Party. There was a huge crowd of supporters at every square intersection of the city. Supporters installed Toran gates at various places in the city to welcome Arvind Kejriwal and Bhagwant Mann. At the same time, National Organization General Secretary Dr. Sandeep Pathak also reached for the road show. AAP's State President Dr. Sushil Gupta, Senior Vice President Anurag Dhanda, State Publicity Committee President Dr. Ashok Tanwar, National Joint Secretary Minister Nirmal Singh and State Vice President Chitra Sarwara and other senior leaders have already reached Jind a week before the Tiranga Yatra. Thousands of people reached in this and resolved to change the government.

In Rewari, CM Flying knocked on the Nahad electricity office on Thursday morning. On checking the attendance register of the team, seven out of nine employees were found absent from duty. After preparing his report, CM Flying started preparing to send it to the higher authorities.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sanctioning Rs 5,452 crore for a new metro line from HUDA City Centre to Cyber City in Gurugram and a spur line connecting the Dwarka Expressway.

In Sonepat, two employees of the postal department embezzled the amount of social security pension amounting to about Rs 27 lakh. When the departmental officers investigated the matter, it could be ascertained. It is alleged that these rupees have been withdrawn from the accounts of dead elders through fake thumbprints, signatures and false testimonies. There is an allegation of embezzlement of about 25 lakhs on one employee and 1.65 lakhs on the other. Police have registered cases.

Haryana farmers, protesting on Tuesday at the National Highway 44 near Kurukshetra's Shahbad over the government not buying their sunflower seeds on the minimum support price (MSP), were baton-charged by police to clear the area. The police also used water cannon to disperse the crowd. IG Ambala Range, Sibash Kabiraj, reached Shahbad to take stock of the situation.

Barati's car collided with a truck between Bhalauth and Asan village on Sonepat road in Rohtak. Two property dealers of Bhalauth village, 32-year-old Dinesh and 25-year-old Aman, died in the collision. Aman was supposed to get married in November. There is an atmosphere of mourning in the family after the accident. The IMT police station is investigating.

In Gurgaon, Haryana, the sons of the DIG, who were angry because of non-availability of liquor, created a ruckus outside the contract. The case is of Sector 62 area late Saturday night. Liquor shops named RN Vines were being closed at 12 o'clock in the night. Only then DIG's son reached there and asked for liquor. But since the contract was closed, the seller refused to give liquor.

A fire broke out in a domestic gas cylinder at around 10.15 am in a house in Dhankan Basti, near Sonipat's bus stand. During this the fire spread to the house as well. Husband and wife got scorched while trying to control the fire. At the same time, the condition of the children also deteriorated due to the effect of the gas. All four were admitted to the Civil Hospital, from where the couple has been referred to Delhi and the children to PGI Rohtak. Four vehicles of the fire department, which reached after the information, controlled the fire with the effort of about one and a half hours.

The programme received a huge response with 70 jewellers participating in the programme. The
programme was organised under the guidance and presence Shri Rajiv P, Deputy Director General
(North), Bureau of Indian Standards.

A lot of efforts are made by Kaithal Bijli Nigam to prevent electricity theft during summer season. Despite this, people are not allowed to steal. At the same time, the people of urban areas are not far behind in stealing electricity. Despite all the efforts of the corporation, 107 connections have been stolen in a month in the city. In this, Bijli Nigam has collected a fine of 21 lakh 19 thousand rupees in one month. This time the weather in the month of June is cool without being too hot. Yet people are not deterred from stealing.