- The matter was resolved with the consent of both parties.
Jind News | Jind. CLG has resolved the ongoing jewelry dispute between the two parties. A complaint was received at the Police Superintendency office. In which the complainant Manju said that she is a widow. My husband had kept my daughter’s jewelery and an FD with Mohit, who seems to be his brother-in-law. That he won’t come back now after my husband’s death.
Both parties were called and heard. The investigation concluded that the complainant was telling the truth, but the other party said that the jewelry and FD were with him but did not belong to him. They belong to his daughter Preeti. Gudiya was asked to take it after turning 18. As long as you are a minor.
It was explained to both parties that an agreement had been reached thanks to mediation by CLG. According to which a joint account of the complainant and his daughter was opened in PNB Bank Gohana and a locker in which jewelery was kept was stolen.
The key has been handed over to a man present in the village and the girl’s mother has made an affidavit that the jewelery should not be taken out of the locker until the girl comes of age. Both parties agreed with this decision and the complainant asked that no action be taken on his complaint. On this occasion coordinator PC Jain, coordinator SC Pahwa, BM Panwar, SPO Babli and home guard Rajeev were present.
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