in Mansa in Punjab, were also set on fire.Arsonists attempted to set fire to Dagru railway station which falls between Moga and Ferozepur, police said.However, a Sewa Kendra was set on fire near Faridkot.Six columns of Army, comprising a total of 500 to 600 soldiers were deployed in Panchkula.At least three OB vans of private television channels were damaged here. Two vans were overturned by a mob.The India Today Group's TV channel showed pictures of its correspondent and cameraman being attacked while they were travelling in a van in Sirsa, the Dera's headquarters. The camera captured images of the windshield and windows being struck by men with sticks.The glass shattered and one of the occupants of the van was heard moaning. The video then showed his bloodied face.Thepolice fired in the air and lobbed tear gas shells on sections of the crowds, many of them camping since last night on the streets of Panchkula.CBI judge Jagdeep Singh, while holding the Dera chief guilty of raping a female follower more than 15 years ago, said the quantum of sentence would be pronounced on August 28.The punishment can be a jail term of not less than seven years but may even extend to life imprisonment.The court delivered its verdict in the case against the 50-year-old Dera chief after 14 long years and amid unprecedented security as thousands of Dera followers gathered in Panchkula ahead of the judgment.In fact, just two hours before the verdict, the Punjab and Haryana high court told the Haryana government it can go