New Delhi, Nov 14 (IANS) After two decades of being married, Wave Group chairman Manpreet Singh Chadha has announced a formal separation from his wife Sanamdeep Chadha.
The couple, who share four children together, have issued a joint statement in this regard.
While parting their ways on a cordial note, the couple have decided to co-parent their children and ensure their well-being and welfare, through this difficult time and the future.
While requesting for privacy at this difficult time, the couple have stated: "We have been married and lived together for over two decades, sharing the best moments of our lives. Waheguru gifted us with four beautiful children whose parenting we will always cherish. Due to certain differences, we have both mutually decided to part ways as husband and wife and yet continue to be co-parents to our lovely children.
"We hope to get continued love and support from our friends, families and colleagues in our respective personal and professional journeys."
The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Friday demanded transfer of state intelligence officials, including the top brass, who face charges of compromising the security of Punjab and indulging in electoral malpractices to provide "illegal, illegitimate and immoral" help to the ruling Congress.
Due to incessant rains and water logging of fields owing to overflow of nearby natural drains during September-October 2021 in Delhi, crops of farmers have been severely damaged, the Delhi government said in a release, adding that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had taken cognisance of the matter and assessed that a relief package for crop damage was necessary to be provided.
The SKM also reiterated that the name, banner or platform of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha will not be used by any political party or candidate in the run-up to the Assembly polls in Punjab, scheduled on February 20.
Appearing for the Punjab government, Senior Advocate P. Chidambaram argued that Majithia has gone into hiding after the rejection of his bail plea in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and now he is appearing through counsel.
Interestingly, the move comes a week after neighbouring Madhya Pradesh permitted liquor sales at all its airports, select supermarkets in four major cities and also allowed issuing home bar licences to those earning Rs 1 crore or more annually.
The incident took place on Wednesday and the accused are said to be illicit liquor sellers in the area. It has been alleged that the woman was also gang-raped. A video of the incident showed the woman being attacked.
