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Moga Orbit Bus Incident

A trail court in Moga yesterday (on July 17) acquitted acquitted all the four suspects in the Orbit bus case of Moga citing “lack of evidence.”
A trail court in Moga yesterday (on July 17) acquitted acquitted all the four suspects in the Orbit bus case of Moga citing “lack of evidence.”

Ropar: A handicapped person has alleged that he was thrown out of an Orbit company bus near Rangilpur village on Ropar-Chandigarh highway. Talwinder Singh, who is eighty-five percent handicapped from both legs told media-persons that he took an Orbit company bus (PB 03-AJ 7536) on Tuesday at around 4:10 pm from Ropar to Patiala. Talwinder has […]

Ropar: A handicapped person has alleged that he was thrown out of an Orbit company bus near Rangilpur village on Ropar-Chandigarh highway. Talwinder Singh, who is eighty-five percent handicapped from both legs told media-persons that he took an Orbit company bus (PB 03-AJ 7536) on Tuesday at around 4:10 pm from Ropar to Patiala. Talwinder has […]

A key witness and mother of the 13-year-old girl who was allegedly molested and thrown out of a moving Orbit bus in April last year turned hostile today. She refused to identify the accused during the court hearing on Tuesday (Feb. 9).
A key witness and mother of the 13-year-old girl who was allegedly molested and thrown out of a moving Orbit bus in April last year turned hostile today. She refused to identify the accused during the court hearing on Tuesday (Feb. 9).
This short clip is taken from Weekly News Analysis Show (EPISODE 01, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2015). Senior Journalist S. Jaspal Singh Sidhu comments a news related to Orbit Moga Case witnesses turning hostile.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court yesterday issued a notice of motion to Punjab Deputy CM Sukhbir Badal, the state government and Orbit Aviation Private Limited on an application moved by Advocate R S Bains and H C Arora alleging a conflict of interest of the Badal family with the public sector transport.
A month after a 13-year-old girl died after her alleged molesters threw her off the bus owned by Orbit Aviation, the Punjab and Haryana High Court was today told that there were 67 private operators or “contract carriage permit holders”.
A month after a 13-year-old girl died after her alleged molesters threw her off the bus owned by Orbit Aviation, the Punjab and Haryana High Court was today told that there were 67 private operators or “contract carriage permit holders”.

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