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A Mohali court on Saturday granted regular bail to liquor contractor Harpreet Singh Gulati, a close aide of former Punjab minister and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Bikramjit Singh Majithia, in a disproportionate assets (DA) case registered by the vigilance bureau.
Gulati’s counsel argued that the applicant had clean antecedents and had been falsely implicated. (HT File)
Gulati, 53, a resident of Krishna Nagar near Adarsh Nagar in Jalandhar, was arrested by the vigilance bureau in connection with the case registered under Section 120-B of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), read with Sections 13(1)(e) and 13(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, at the vigilance bureau police station. Gulati had moved a bail application under Section 483 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS).
The court noted that Gulati was not named in the original FIR and was initially summoned by the investigating agency as a witness. He appeared before the vigilance bureau, submitted financial records of the companies sought by investigators, and his statement under Section 180 of the BNSS was recorded on August 20, 2025. The court observed that Gulati was cited as a prosecution witness at serial number 107 in the main challan filed against Majithia on August 22.
Despite this, the vigilance bureau later nominated Gulati as an accused on November 29, and arrested him the same night at around 10.30 pm. He was subsequently sent to police remand and later to judicial custody. The challan against him has since been presented before the court.
During the hearing, Gulati’s counsel, advocate Charanjit Singh Bakshi, argued that the applicant had clean antecedents and had been falsely implicated. He contended that all documents relied upon by the prosecution were already in the possession of the investigating agency at the time of filing the challan against the main accused. He further argued that converting a prosecution witness into an accused without the permission of the trial court amounted to an impermissible re-investigation.
After hearing arguments from both sides and perusing the record, the court held that the investigation against Gulati stood completed and that all documentary evidence was already with the prosecution. The court observed that the allegations against Gulati would be tested during trial and that the conclusion of the trial would take considerable time. It ruled that no useful purpose would be served by further incarceration.
Without commenting on the merits of the case, the court allowed the bail application and granted regular bail to Gulati on furnishing personal bonds of ₹1 lakh with one surety of the like amount. The court directed him not to leave the country without prior permission, to deposit his passport, not to tamper with prosecution evidence, to appear on every date of hearing, and to continue cooperating with the trial.
“It is a travesty of justice that a prosecution witness has been made an accused and arrested in blatant violation of law. We will soon approach the hon’ble high court against the illegalities committed by the vigilance bureau,” said advocate Bakshi.
Gulati was arrested in connection with the ongoing DA case against Majithia, in which the vigilance bureau had alleged that funds were routed through companies linked to the former minister. The court clarified that observations made in the bail order would not affect the merits of the case during trial.
The search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie continued this week as authorities in Tucson, Arizona, said they are investigating all possible leads and have not publicly named any suspects in the case.
A Pima County Sheriff’s Office deputy pulls into the driveway of the home of Nancy Guthrie. (REUTERS)
Nancy, the mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing after disappearing from her home in late January.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said investigators are treating the case broadly, noting that “everybody’s still a suspect” as detectives work to determine what happened.
He added that law enforcement is reviewing anyone who may have had contact with Nancy before her disappearance and confirmed that the Guthrie family has been “very cooperative” throughout the investigation, reported Fox News.
Who is Charles Guthrie?
Nancy’s husband Charles Guthrie died of a sudden heart attack in 1988, when Savannah was 16, leaving Nancy to raise their three children, reported People.
Less detail is publicly available about his professional career outside being a mining engineer: a role that took his family abroad before they eventually settled in Arizona.
According to Page Six, he and Nancy were married for years before his sudden death. Nancy became a widow at 46 after Charles died. Savannah, their youngest daughter, was a senior in high school at the time.
Speaking on Hoda Kotb’s Making Space podcast in 2024, Savannah described the loss as “shocking” and life-altering. She remembered her father as “an amazing, magnetic, joyous, charismatic, incredibly loving, warm, kind, forbearing personality.”
Their three children
Charles and Nancy Guthrie had three children, all of whom have been referenced in recent reporting amid the investigation into Nancy’s disappearance.
Annie Guthrie, the eldest, is a poet and jeweler who previously served as marketing director at the University of Arizona Poetry Center. She is the author of The Good Dark, a poetry collection published in 2015.
Annie lives in Tucson with her husband, Tommaso Cioni, an AP biology teacher who has worked at BASIS Oro Valley for more than 15 years, reported Fox News.
Savannah Guthrie, the youngest, is a longtime journalist and co-anchor of NBC’s Today. She began her career in local television before becoming NBC’s White House correspondent and later the network’s lead morning anchor.
Savannah is married to Michael Feldman, a former Democratic political aide turned business consultant, and they have two children together.
Charles Camron Guthrie, the only son, is a retired US Air Force colonel who flew F-16 fighter jets. Savannah has publicly praised her brother’s 26-year military career, calling him “the pride of our family” in a 2018 Instagram post.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi perfectly summed up his performance in the post-match ceremony of the U19 World Cup final on Friday. The 14-year-old soaked in glory as he received the Player of the Match and Player of the Series awards, and remarked, “I know I can perform in big games and under pressure, so I stayed confident and kept believing.”
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi spoke about his pre-U19 World Cup preparation.
The U19 World Cup showed that Sooryavanshi is a big-game player, as he proved in the semifinals as well. In a huge run chase of 311 runs vs Afghanistan, he blazed to a 33-ball 68 knock, laced with nine fours and four sixes in his 90-run stand with Aaron George.
Then, in the final against England, he smashed the second-fastest ton in U19 World Cup history, getting his hundred off only 55 balls. He ended up smacking 175 runs off 80 balls, also hitting 15 fours and 15 sixes.
“Feeling really good. All the preparation, the effort from the support staff, all the games we played – the Asia Cup and the series leading up to this – everything has brought us to this moment. I want to dedicate this award to the entire support staff. The main goal was not to take too much pressure. We focused on believing in ourselves and trusting the process we’ve been following since the beginning of the tournament,” he said.
“The preparation started from the Asia Cup and even before that. For the last eight to nine months, the support staff and the team have been working together. That preparation has played a huge role in getting us to where we are today. I’m very confident in the skill set I’ve developed”, he added.
Suryavanshi’s effort saw India post 411/9 in 50 overs. Meanwhile, skipper Ayush Mhatre got a half-century, registering 53 off 51 balls. Chasing 412 runs, England were bowled out for 311 in 40.2 overs, despite a late valiant effort by Caleb Falconer. Falconer was the last wicket to fall, and kept going despite losing partners quickly. Falconer got 115 runs off 67 balls, hitting nine fours and seven sixes.
A motorcycle with pending challans worth ₹4.81 lakh was seized by the Gurugram traffic police on Thursday, said traffic police officers.
According to traffic police, the motorcycle, a Hero Splendor, had 41 traffic offences. (Representative picture/HT)
According to traffic police, the motorcycle, a Hero Splendor, had 41 traffic offences, such as driving without a license, insurance, lack of pollution certificate, high security registration plate (HSRP) and a helmet. The motorcycle was seized during a special challan drive held by the traffic police at the Dhundahera border.
Officials said the zonal officer (ZO) and assistant sub-inspector Ashok (single name) present there stopped the motorcycle with the help of other traffic police personnel. The vehicle will be released after all the challans are paid.
“During checking, a significant number of challans were found pending on this motorcycle under various sections of the Motor Vehicle Act. The total fine amounted to ₹4.81 lakh. The vehicle was impounded under section 167(8) of the MV Act, upon failing to fulfil challans within 90 days from its issuance,” a senior traffic police officer said, requesting anonymity.
Dr Rajesh Mohan, deputy commissioner of police (traffic), said motorists violating traffic rules are made aware that if challans remain due for more than 90 days, then their vehicles will be impounded. “The vehicles belonging to motorists who fail to pay challans on time are impounded by police temporarily for some time,” said DCP Mohan.
To be sure, the district traffic police through checkposts and automatic number plate registration (ANPR) cameras have been conducting special drives aimed at curbing most frequent violations by commuters, such as wrong side driving, illegal parking and overspeeding, among others.
If you are in the market for a phone with a gigantic battery, the Realme P4 Power, has gone on sale today, starting at 12 pm. The phone’s biggest highlight is clearly the 10,000mAh battery, and despite that, it feels like a regular smartphone, coming in at 219g.
Realme P4 Power 5G in the Trans Silver colourway. (Shaurya Sharma – HT)
Alongside the Realme P4 Power, the Realme Buds Clip are also going on sale today. Notably, this is the first sale, wherein you can avail the maximum benefits on both products. Here are the pricing and sale details.
Realme P4 Power 5G Pricing and First Sale Details
The Realme P4 Power starts at ₹25,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, costs ₹27,999 for the 8GB + 256GB model, and the top-end 12GB + 256GB model costs ₹30,999. You can get better pricing by combining offers, including a ₹2,000 bank offer or a ₹2,000 exchange offer, along with six months of no-cost EMI.
Additionally, during the first sale, you get four years of battery warranty worth ₹2,999, along with an additional ₹1,000 exchange offer on Realme devices, which further brings down the effective price.
As for the Realme Buds Clip, the earbuds cost ₹5,999, but as part of the first sale offer, you get ₹500 off, bringing the effective price down to ₹5,499.
The phone and the Realme Buds Clip will be available on Realme’s own website, Flipkart, and offline stores.
Realme P4 Power: First look
The Realme P4 Power 5G has launched in India with a huge 10,001mAh battery, something still rare in smartphones, and it is clearly the phone’s biggest talking point.
Despite the large battery, the phone does not feel bulky. At 219 g, it feels like a regular smartphone, thanks to Realme’s denser silicon-based battery technology.
The Trans Silver colourway looks clean and premium, while Trans Orange and Trans Blue offer bolder options. The design has been co-created with Pearl Academy.
It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra, paired with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, and has remained smooth and responsive in everyday use so far.
The phone features a 4D curved AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and up to 6,500 nits peak brightness, making it easy to use even in bright sunlight.
Battery performance looks extremely strong, with TUV five-star safety certification, support for up to 1,650 charge cycles, 80W fast charging, and 27W reverse charging.
The 50MP Sony primary camera delivers sharp, natural-looking photos in good lighting, while the 8MP ultra-wide camera is more secondary.
