Kharar, July 11: A local court today rejected the application moved by the Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) to search, in the presence of a magistrate, a resort in Gurgaon and farms at Sirsa, allegedly owned by the family members of former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate (SDJM) Baljinder Kaur Bhatia, while rejecting the VB plea, observed that there was no necessity of a magistrate to remain present during inspection/search of both the Badal family's premises - Orbit Resort Ltd, Gurgaon, and Badal farms in Balasar (Sirsa). The court also observed that since the police have ample powers to conduct inspection/search as per the orders issued by the court on July 4, there was no ground to accept the VB request. The VB sleuths had moved the application under section 103 of the CRPC before the court on Wednesday seeking necessary directions for the execution of search warrants pertaining to both the Badal family's premises in connection with a case of cheating, forgery, criminal conspiracy, corruption and disproportionate assets case registered against Badal and others at Mohali on June 24. Bureau Report