Nagpur: A 7 year old boy from Khamla who has been missing for the last eight days was found dead in Sonegaon lake on Thursday. According to sources the decomposed body of Vansh Ompraksh Yadav, 7, a resident of Khamla, was found dumped in a bag in Khamla lake.
The body was reportedly burnt. Police have reached the spot.
More details are awaited.
Nagpur: A cellphone proved to be a defence mechanism for girl when a youth from her area finding the girl alone tried to enter the house with a thought to outrage her modesty on Wednesday between 11.30 am and 1.30 pm in Hudkeswar coming under the jurisdiction of Hudkeshwar police station. Seeing him, the girl immediately called her mother over the phone. The mother reached home and saved her daughter from the beastly human. Hurling abuses at the mother and daughter and threatening to kill her father the victim left the place.
According to report, the culprit Atul Suryawanshi, 30 who stays in the same area of the victim had been stalking the 17 year-old girl whenever she would go to the college or for her tuition classes. He even tried to have intimacy with her. A few days back the girl complained to her parents about him. The girl’s mother who was furious went to the youth’s house and gave a good verbal thrashing.
On Wednesday knowing that the girl is alone in the house the accused rushed to her house but seeing him she quickly shut the door. The culprit kept on threatening and abusing her to open the door. The poor girl using her presence of mind gave a call to her mother and narrated what was happening. The girl’s mother rushed home. Seeing the girl’s mother come the culprit started running. The girl’s mother tried to stop him but hurling abuse at her and threatening to kill her husband fled away, The woman went to Hudkeshwar police station and lodged a complaint against Atul Suryawanshi. Police have registered an offence against culprit and are searching for him.
The accused Atul Suryawanshi is well known in his area as drunkard. The people of the area are also angry with him as he is a big nuisance and have demanded his arrest at the earliest.
Girl’s call mother over phone to save her modesty, culprits hurling abuses flees
Nagpur: The BJP government in Maharashtra has been seeing red in its face over its telling ignorance in taking action against its own party’s strongman Omprakash alias Munna Yadav, who is absconding for over five months now. Now that Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has rapped the state government over the inordinate delay in filing reply, the state government woke up from its slumber and filed an affidavit opposing anticipatory bail plea of Yadav, also a chairman of Maharashtra State Construction Workers’ Welfare Board (MSCWWB).
An affidavit by police inspector Aanchal Mudgal, attached to crime branch, contained a list of 10 offences registered against Yadav, considered close to chief minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Justice Vinay Deshpande adjourned the hearing till Friday while directing the BJP leader’s counsels led by Uday Dable, Mohit Khajanchi and Chinmay Dharmadhikari to file reply by Friday.
After rejection of his anticipatory bail petition by sessions court on March 15, Yadav knocked HC’s doors challenging the verdict. He earlier withdrew his bail application from the HC after it was about to be dismissed on February 2.
Munna Yadav and his family, including wife Lakshmi, and sons — Karan and Arjun — was booked for attacking and seriously injuring Mangal Yadav, his sister Manju, brothers — Papa and Gabbar Yadav, and others, on October 21 over a dispute on bursting firecrackers. Mangal and his kin were attacked with sword, iron rods, sticks and bricks, which left them seriously injured and were admitted to hospital. Initially, the police had booked the accused under sections 324, 325, 147, 148 and 149 of IPC, besides 307, for attempt to murder, before dropping the last offence.
Dhantoli cops had earlier declared Yadav’s family as “known criminals” in their affidavit before the court. The crime branch, however, didn’t reiterate it, but dropped the offence under Section 307 against his family as well as of the rivals, thus diluting the cases against both families.
Quoting medical reports of the injured, Mudgal said except two grievous injuries to two different victims, all other injuries are simple. On the basis of eventual outcome of investigation based on the facts and circumstances, witnesses and medical officer’s report, Section 307 is dropped from both the counter-offences and Section 326, 294, 506 of IPC were added for rioting and voluntarily causing grievous hurt. Accordingly, charge sheets under Section 299 of Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) were submitted in the court on March 1, 2018, he said.
Opposing Yadav’s bail plea, the crime branch informed that from the spot of incident, hockey stick, stones and bamboo sticks were seized and statements of witnesses were recorded. During the course of investigation, a sword came to be seized from one of the accused Jaggu (Avdesh Nanku Yadav), which was alleged to be used by Yadav in assaulting Satya Prakash.
HC seeks AGP’s resignation
Even after facing HC’s ire on numerous occasions in the recent past, additional/assistant government pleaders (AGPs) have failed to improve their behaviour. On Thursday, when AGP attached to Munna Yadav’s case failed to remain present at 10.30am with reply, Justice Deshpande slammed him over the sorry state of affairs.
Expressing utter disappointment on GP’s office inability to file a reply to its notice even after 10 days, the upset court asked the concerned AGP to consult with the government and tender his resignation, if he couldn’t take instructions properly.
The judge even summoned GP Sumant Deopujari tersely asking him to take a note of his subordinates’ behaviour. He was also flayed for not being able to control AGPs and APPs working with his office.
On Wednesday, the HC had granted last chance to AGP to file a reply within a day while flaying him. However, when the hearing commenced on Thursday, the AGP still failed to remain present. It was only after coming under fire that the AGP filed an affidavit late in the afternoon, after which hearing was adjourned till Friday.
The AGPs and APPs are already facing the flak from Justice Rohit Deo for absence of commitment and lack of will to burn the midnight oil. He had openly stated in the order that their non-performance is particularly painful.
After HC rap, Maha govt files affidavit against Munna Yadav’s anticipatory bail
Nagpur: The macabre Kamble double murder case has taken a curious turn as Nagpur Today senior crime reporter Ravikant Kamble, whose mother and one and half year old daughter were murdered on February 17 last, has accused the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Kishor Supare of conniving with the accused and tried to hush up the murder case at initial stage for nefarious reasons. “Moreover, the ACP ‘deliberately’ leaked the ‘case diary’ in order to weaken the investigations,” Kamble charged.
Questioning the dubious role of ACP Supare, Kamble met Commissioner of Police Dr K Venkatesham and lodged a written complaint in this connection. He has demanded the top cop to make the ACP co-accused in the double murder case. The demand by Kamble has created ripples in police circle in city.
Currently, the investigation into murders of 54-year old Usha Kamble and one-and-half year old Rashi , mother and daughter of Ravikant Kamble, is being investigated by ACP Rajratna Bansod. During the probe, ACP Bansod made the fourth arrest in the case when accused Ankit Shahu was rounded up.Cops have recovered blood stained clothes of the victims as well as a kerosene can used for burning the evidence. Gold ornaments worn by deceased Usha Kamble have also been recovered from the house of accused.
According to reliable sources, the ‘tainted’ ACP Supare, even before the investigations were completed, himself sought MCR of the accused. The ACP tried hard to prepare documents for MCR even before the end of police custody of the accused. When the ACP Supare was investigating the case, he did not bother to visit the crime spot nor house of the complainant for gathering solid clues. No nearby residents were interrogated for further clues. The ACP should have recorded the statement of the complainant Ravikant Kamble before hand to deal with the accused. All these crucial aspects were ‘deliberately’ neglected by the ACP Supare, the sources said.
Earlier cops had arrested Ganesh Shahu, his wife Gudiya and a minor boy in the case. Ganesh owns a grocery shop in Pawansut Nagar, who had brutally killed Usha Kamble and Rashi by slitting their throats with a tin plate of an oil can. Ganesh had murdered Usha and Rashi on the first floor of his house. In a bid to destroy the evidence, Ganesh along with other accused had packed the bodies in gunny bags and dumped them under a culvert near Durga Layout, behind Vihirgaon village on Umred road.
Sources further stated that even after the accused Ganesh Shahu and his wife Gudiya were sent to MCR, the ACP Supare did not feel it fit to record statement of complainant Ravikant Kamble. The ACP even ‘avoided’ gathering of circumstantial evidence such as half burned pieces of blood stained cloth burned by the accused, ash from the spot and other evidence. The ACP hesitated in seizing the CCTV footage. Ravikant Kamble has allegedly pointed out all these shortcomings in the double murder case probe to the Commissioner of Police.
Now, all eyes are on the action the top cop initiates in this regard.
Kamble double murder: ACP Supare accused of trying to hush up probe to ‘save’ accused
Nagpur: In a tragic incident, body of a 5-year old girl was found floating in lift pit being dug up at an under-construction building in Dabha area of Gittikhadan police jurisdiction on Friday evening.
It could not be verified as to how and when the toddler fell into the pit and drowned.
The deceased has been identified as Mahi Mukeshkumar Ahirwar, resident of Dabha. Mahi’s body was found floating in the lift pit dug up at the under-construction building in Sai Nagar, Dabha, around 6.15 pm on Friday.
Gittikhadan police constable Gajanan Thakre, based on information provided by Dhaniram Chainlal Nagrikar (24), Hill New Society, Dabha, has registered a case of accidental death and launched an in-depth probe to ascertain the circumstances in which the kid girl reached the lift pit and drowned. Cops are also probing foul play, if any, in the tragic death of the toddler.
Body of 5-year old girl found floating in lift pit at under-construction building in Dabha
Nagpur: A teenage girl went missing from coaching class in Khamla locality here on Friday. She has reportedly been kidnapped by a man probably known to her.
The complainant father of the 17-year old girl told police that he dropped his daughter at coaching class situated in Khamla locality around 4 pm on Friday. However, when he went to the coaching class for fetching his daughter around 8.15 pm, she was nowhere to be found. The complainant suspected his daughter might have been abducted by a man named Samarsingh Thakur.
Pratap Nagar PSI Dhone, based on the complaint, has registered an offence under Section 363 of the IPC and mounted a search to trace the girl as well as the alleged kidnapper.
Nagpur: At least 6 students of Besa-based Podar International School were injured when a recklessly driven tipper truck crashed onto the school van at the parking area of the school on Saturday morning. The students were disembarking from the school van when the truck rammed it. Many students had lucky escape as the speed of the truck was curbed due to railing and trees around the parking area of the school. Had the truck free run the mishap would have been of terrible magnitude.The injured students were taken to Yashodha Hospital in Besa where their condition was stated to be out of danger.
Dr Sudhir Adhav of the hospital said six students of Podar International School were brought to the hospital on Saturday morning. The Principal and other teachers were accompanying the students. Two students suffered serious injuries while others had bruises. But after the treatment, all the students were out of danger. One student with fracture was referred to an orthopaedic specialist. The six students who were brought to the hospital are Satvik Shukla (7), Sukhrup Channe (12), Adi Wagh (13), Tanishk Popuri (17), Swara Jangir (13) and Navansh Wankhede (11).
The school Principal Jeenat Sayyed said that the students were coming to school as usual on Saturday morning. She had herself reached the school around 8.20 am. Whe she received information about the accident, she rushed to the parking area and took the injured students to the hospital. For the safety point of view, the parking area is at a far distance from the road. The tipper truck skiided off the road and entered the parking area of the school. When the driver was caught, he seemed to be in inebriated condition, the Principal said.
Tension ran high after the mishap as a mob of angry people pulled out the tipper truck driver and thrashed him severely. Timely intervention by police brought the situation under control and averted untoward incident. The mishap occurred under Hudkeshwar police jurisdiction. Police Inspector S B Mane had personally came to the spot. Mane said as the people suspected the driver under influence of liquor, he was taken to GMCH and his medical was done. The medical report did not confirm consumption of liquor. The PI Mane told Nagpur Today that the truck driver was patient of mirgi (fainting). The fact is being checked with the medical record of the accused driver who has been identified as Maruti Kawde (28).
The incident invited public outrage against the school van drivers who have been under radar for their incomplete verification by school authorities as well as their rough driving. “Many parents have complained to Podar school administration about mushrooming school vans without any trained drivers. But the school authorities had always lent a deaf ear to such complaints and often shrugged responsibility of this transporation off their shoulders,” said a parent whose ward was also on board one of the damaged vans.
Meanwhile, as soon as he got information about the mishap, the Guardian Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule rushed to the spot and apprised himself about details from school administration. He also visited the injured students.
6 students injured as speeding truck rams Podar International School van in parking area
Nagpur: Kanhan police have booked two persons and seized a truck, sand, Activa, mobile and other material worth Rs 4,50,000.
According to report, Special Squad Nagpur Rural’s Sub Divisional Police Officer Dume along with his team and Head Conbstable Amit Rameshwar Mehere, on 4 April at around 7 pm were trying to get information regarding the sand theft taking place at Kanhan-Pipri river ghats. At this very moment they saw a truck MH40-1546 carrying illegal sand coming. The police personnels who were in uniform signalled the truck to stop. The truck driver sped away vehicle trying to hurt the policemen.
One Gajanan Tiwade and his friend coming on Activa Moped MH31TC0530 were stopped. From Tiwade’s mobile police came to know that he was involved in theft of sand. An offence has been registered against the culprits Gajanan Tiwade and Umesh Sukhalal Wadive, both residents of Pipri Kanhan under section 353,379, 34 of IPC along with 184 of Motor Vehicle Act. PSI Pralhad Dhawad of Kanhan Police Station has been further investigating.
Illegal transportation of sand, mud, Murum (red boulder) from Kanhan river, Pench river in Kanhan area is going on.
Nagpur: An employee of a coal supply company decamped with Rs 70 lakh cash on Friday afternoon. The accused along with his wife, daughter and another relative went absconding and eluding the hunting cops. The incident was reported in Ganeshpeth police jurisdiction.
According to police, accused NileshPakhale(34), a resident of Radhaswami Nagar, Sai Baba Nagar, Kharbi,was working with the company for last four years. The company was in coal supply business and is owned by Nitin Upre (35), a resident of B-8, Godrej Anandam Apartment. Two other persons are co-owners of the company. The office of the company is situated at Dr Ambedkar Square on Central Avenue. For the accused Pakhale, it was a routine to visit Upre’s residence on his moped. Later, he along with Upre used to leave for the office in latter’s BMW car daily. The accused Pakhale was also handling the cash daily and it was his routine to take cash to Upre’s residence in the car. \
On Friday at around 2 pm, Upre handed over Pakhale a bag containing Rs 70 lakh cash and asked him to deliver it to his home. Pakhale took the bag and left for Upre’s house in his car. He reached Godrej Anandam but instead of delivering the cash, he just handed over the car keys to the security guard and left with the bag containing the cash on his moped. When Pakhale did not return to office even after an hour, Upre called him on his cell phone. In turn, Pakhale told Upre that he would never return to office and immediately switched off the phone. Taken aback by the development, Upre immediately contacted Ganeshpeth Police Station and lodged a complaint against the accused Nilesh Pakhale.
Ganeshpeth police constable Rajesh Sarwa, acting on the complaint of Nitin Upre, registered a case under Section 408 of the IPC and started investigations. When a team of Crime Branch visited Pakhle’s house in Kharbi, the neighbours informed them that he came to the house at around 2 pm and left along with his wife, daughter and sister-in-law.
Cops have mounted a hunt to nab the absconding accused Nilesh Pakhale.
Employee of a coal supply company decamps with Rs 70 lakh cash, cops mount hunt
Nagpur: In a sensational incident, a drunken man fired a round from his pistol and tried to kill another man who was celebrating birthday at a beer bar in MIDC area here on Sunday midnight. The firing took place over selfie frenzy. The ‘birthday boy’ had a lucky escape as the bullet reportedly missed the target. The accused has been booked but not arrested so far.
A resident of Nildoh, Ward No. 4, Rajesh Indrapal Kushwaha (30), in his complaint to MIDC police said that he was celebrating his birthday along with friends including some girls at Zero Degree Bar and Restaurant in the midnight of Sunday. During the birthday celebration, the girlfriends of Rajesh were taking selfie. At the same time, the accused Mihir Mishra (30), accosted the girls and asked them to take his selfie, too. The accused Mihir also indulged in indecent acts and put the girls to shame.Meanwhile, Rajesh tried to prevail upon the accused Mihir and asked him to leave the place. Suddenly, Mihir whipped out a concealed gun and fired a round with the intention of killing Rajesh. However, the bullet reportedly missed the target. The firing took place around 0145 hours.
MIDC API B N Gorve, based on Rajesh Kushwaha’s complaint, booked the accused Mihir Mishra under Sections 307, 354(D), 506(B) of the IPC read with Sub-Sections 3/25, 27 of Arms Act.
Goon opens fire in Zero Degree Restaurant at MIDC over selfie
Nagpur: In an outrageous incident, a 50-year old man raped a 6-year old girl in a car in Old Kamptee area on Sunday afternoon. The lewd accused has been arrested.
According to police, the accused Vilas Ramchandra Vahurwar (50), resident of Yerkheda, Kamptee, lured the 6-year old girl who was playing near her house. The accused called her in a Maruti 800 car parked nearby and exploited her sexually around 3.30 pm on Sunday. The kid girl narrated the nasty incident to her parents who later lodged a complaint with Old Kamptee Police Station.
Police Constable Gajbhiye, acting on the complaint, booked the accused Vilas Vahurwar under Section 376 of the IPC read with Sections 3, 4 of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act and arrested him. Further probe is on.
50-year old man rapes 6-yr old girl in car in Old Kamptee, arrested
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Nagpur: In a baffling incident, a resident of Pande Layout committed suicide in Sitabuldi-based lodge by consuming poison on Sunday evening.
A resident of Flat No. 38, Amit Apartment, Pande Layout, Shyam Vijay Bhoyar (31), consumed poisonous stuff and ended his life in Room No. 104, Agrawal Lodge, Modi No. 3, Sitabuldi, around 6.30 pm on Sunday. The reason behind Shyam taking the extreme step in the Sitabuldi lodge, not far away from his residence, could not be ascertained immediately.
Sitabuldi police constable Siddharth Patil, based on information provided by Vinod Gaursilal Agrawal (70), resident of Plot No. 37, Gokulpeth, has registered a case of accidental death. Cops have mounted an in-depth probe to verify the circumstances that led Shyam to commit suicide in the lodge.
Baffling suicide: Pande Layout resident ends life in Sitabuldi lodge
Nagpur: An online job seeker was duped to the tune of Rs 1 lakh by a woman trickster.
A resident of House No. 1065, near Rahimi Nursing Home, Mominpura, Nishant Ahmed Maqbul Ahmed Ambar (27) had uploaded his resume at various websites for a job. Around 12 noon of September 29, 2017, Nishant received calls on his mobile phone from 9540299735, 9891676494 and the caller said she was speaking from applynaukaro.com.in. The woman trickster informed Nishant about a job in Birla company. She told Nishant to register at the company’s website for interview. The accused trickster also asked Nishant to mention another phone number and remit Rs 100 as fee. As Nishant provided another phone number and remitted Rs 100 fee, the con woman transferred Rs 1 lakh from his account to another account and pocketed the money.
Tehsil police constable Sanjay has registered a case under Sections 419, 420 of the IPC read with Section 66(D) of IT Act and searching for the accused.
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The Nilesh Ashok Pakhale (31), resident of Krishna Nagar, Kharbi, was working as driver with the owner of the coal supply company Nitin Marotrao Upre (37), resident of Godrej Anandam City.
The accused Nilesh Pakhale had decamped with Rs 70 lakh cash on Friday. He first visited his maternal relative at Ajni. This was at about 2.30 pm. From there he phoned his wife and directed her to meet him at Tukdoji Square and bring important household things. The accused booked a Scorpio SUV and went to Amravati on Friday itself and spent the night at a hotel. On Saturday, Pakhale with his family boarded MSRTC’s Shivneri bus and went up to Aurangabad and thereafter planned to reach Shirdi. After crossing Dusarbid town in Buldana district, Pakhale decided to change his plan and directed the car driver to head for Saoner. Ganeshpeth police who were tracking his movement, intercepted Pakhale near Dusarbid in Buldana district.
Being a‘trusted man’ of Upre, the accused was used to delivering cash and handling other important work. Upre and his four associates are engaged in coal business and they earn huge profits every day. On Friday, one person from Chandrapur handed over the cash to Pakhale on behalf of Upre. As instructed by Upre, Pakhale went to his Godrej Anandam City resident but fled with the cash. The accused was booked under Section 408 of IPC.
The arrest was made by Police Inspector Sunil Gangurde, PSI AP Atram and staff including Anand Wankhede, Sharad Chambhare, Amit Satpute,Ashish Bahad and Woman Police Constable Priti Thakre.
Driver of coal trader who fled with Rs 70 lakh nabbed in Buldana district
Nagpur: A teenage job seeker was tricked and duped to the tune of Rs 2.10 lakh by four fake recruiters.
A resident of Plot No. 94, Natraj Society, Gorewada, Sangita Chhotu Shahu (19), in her complaint to Mankapur police said she received phone calls between October 3, 2017 and November 8, 2017 from 9211200834. The different callers namely Sanjay Shrivastav, Puja Kumari, Atul and Abhishek told Sangita that since she has filled up job form online through Quikr she will have to remit Rs 1550 for registration and lured her with a decent job. Later, the four accused having fictitious names asked Sangita from time to time to deposit Rs 2.10 lakh in the given account through Paytm. However, when Sangita sensed something wrong, she demanded her money back. She was neither returned her money nor provided job.
Mankapur ASI Ezaz Sheikh, acting on Sangita’s complaint, booked the four fake recruiters under Sections 417, 419, 420 of the IPC and launched a search to nab them.
Teenage job seeker duped of Rs 2.10 lakh by four fake recruiters
Nagpur: In an appalling incident, two ruffians rammed their car into two-wheeler of President of Nagpur Union of Working Journalists (NUWJ) Brahmashankar Shivdarshan Tripathi and injured him. They also thrashed Tripathi severely. The incident took place in Sadar police jurisdiction around 0100 hours of Tuesday. Both the accused have been arrested.
The NUWJ President Tripathi (47), resident of Rathod Layout, behind Anant Nagar, Gittikhadan, was returning home after duty past midnight on Monday. Midway around 0100 hours, the two car-borne accused miscreants Saurabh Virendrasingh Thakur (27), resident of Kutubshaha Nagar, Gittikhadan, and Sanket Ashok Kuhire (26) of Plot No. 51, Borgaon, Gorewada Road, rammed their car (MH-31/CA 5383) into the two-wheeler of Tripathi with forceful impact. As a result, Tripathi fell on the road and suffered injuries. As he was lying injured, the two accused disembarked from their car and started abusing and thrashing him severely.
Sadar PSI Fad, based on complaint of Tripathi, booked the accused Saurabh Thakur (27) and Sanket Kuhire under Sections 279, 337, 294, 323, 34 of the IPC read with Sections 184, 185 of Motor Vehicles Act and placed them under arrest. Further probe is underway.
2 ruffians ram car into NUWJ President Tripathi’s bike, thrash him in Sadar, arrested
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PSI Anant Uike, attached to Indora Traffic Chamber 5, was on duty between 9 am and 9 pm at Kapsi Bridge, near Barajari Cutting, Bhandara Road, on Monday. The PSI noticed that a 10-wheeler tipper truck (MH-40/AK 0025) entering the city limits despite ban on heavy vehicles. Subsequently, the PSI Uike stopped the truck and asked the driver Santosh Jairam Jipke (43), resident of Plot No. 148, Nagarjun Colony, Nari Road, to produce papers. The accused Santosh Jipke showed permit papers issued by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic Branch, allowing two trucks (MH-40/AK 0025 and MH-36/0907) between March 20, 2018 and April 18, 2018. The permit papers were having signature and seal of DCP Ravindrasingh Pardeshi. The permit papers aroused suspicion in the mind of PSI Uike and verified the documents with Traffic Branch Office and came to know that no such permission was given to heavy vehicles.
Later, it got revealed that the accused truck driver Santosh Jipke in connivance of another accused Deepak Shrikant Ganvir (32), resident of Plot No. 367, Uppalwadi, Nagpur, had forged the permit documents and tried to hoodwink traffic cops.
Kalamna ASI Bais, based on PSI Uike’s complaint, booked the two accused under Sections 420, 465, 468, 471, 34 of the IPC and arrested them. Cops are investigating the matter further.
Truck driver, other man try to hoodwink traffic cops with forged permit papers, arrested
Nagpur: Ajni police have booked husband, in-laws and another relative on charges of abetting suicide by a woman over dowry money demand.
The deceased, Puja Virendra Solanki (24), resident of Plot No. 7, Hariom Colony, Ajni, had committed suicide by hanging at her residence. The Ajni police, after registering a case of accidental death, had launched a probe into the matter.
During the course of investigation, it got revealed that Puja had married to Virendra Kisan Solanki (28), resident of Plot No. 69, Dobinagar, behind Chintamani Beer Bar, Manewada Road, in April 2014. However, soon after marriage, the accused husband Virendra, in-laws Kisan Bhagwandas Solanki (55), Shanti Kisan Solanki (50) and sister-in-law Gudiya Kisan Solanki (23), started harassing Puja mentally and physically by asking her frequently to bring money from her parents. Fed up with the torture and money demand, Puja ended her life by hanging on March 2, 2018.
Ajni Woman PSI N G Bhute, based on probe report and a complaint lodged by Shatrughan Mohanlal Parmar (45), resident of Sonezari Nagar, Umred, has booked the accused husband Virendra Solanki, in-laws Kisan Solanki, Shanti Solanki (50) and sister-in-law Gudiya Solanki under Sections 306, 498(A), 34 of the IPC. Further probe is underway.
Nagpur: All is certainly not well with Empress Mall. The place has been controversy’s favorite child ever since it came into being. First it was for flouting of civic and construction norms every now then and now recently the building came under bad light after the death of three workers who lost their lives after inhaling poisonous gas while cleaning the well on the mall premises. Quite an uproar was created on Sunday as the kin and other relatives pf the deceased put the mall activities to standstill as they demonstrated with the dead bodies at the entrance lobby of the mall. The pandemonium kept the shoppers stranded for hours as they got stuck inside the mall. Even as the hullabaloo over the issue was yet to calm down, yet another alarming incident cropped up to keep Empress Mall below the clouds. A lady doctor has alleged that she was molested in the lift, while the lady guard remained a mute spectator to the entire incident.
Venting her ire on social media, the victim Dr Vishakha Bharati posted, “Today I came across two hopeless charracters in Empress Mall.”
She added, “As the lift approached ground floor I was finding my way to get out of the lift but this hopeless person (trying to force enter the lift) pushed and thrown me back into the lift.”
Dr Bharati said that this person did not even bother to let the people come out first. When she objected to his behaviour, he picked up an argument and pushed her again and thrown her out of the lift. Dr Bharati also got injured in the scuffle.
She said that the lady guard was observing all this from outside but did not even reacted.
The person in question allegedly molested her and her friend but the lady guard refused to intervene as she flatly replied that this was not her job to look into such matters.
“I wonder what her job is,” Dr Bharati questioned in her FB post, adding that being a woman the lady guard could have helped her but she chose to remain ignorant.
Dr Bharati also made a point to recall the words spoken by this unruly goon. The man allegedly said to Dr Bharati, “Ja jo karna hai kar lena…ye jagah meri hai, mujhe batayegi kya..?” (Do whatever you want…this is my place… now would tell me …?)
In her post Dr Bharati has also demanded strict action against such elements as well as the lady guard who refused to do his duty.
Goons rule at Empress Mall; Lady doctor molested, abused in lift
Nagpur: A young man attacked his father with a steel vessel and tried to kill him over petty domestic dispute in Tehsil area here on Tuesday night. The accused has been booked but not arrested as yet. The injured father is reportedly battling for life in Mayo Hospital.
A resident of Guard Line, Qtr No. J-28/F, Tehsil, Mangala Shyamsundar Naidu (52), in her complaint to police said that a quarrel erupted between her husband Shyamsundar Naidu and son Amit Shyamsundar Naidu (32) over some domestic issue around 11.30 pm on Tuesday. During the wordy duel, Shyamsundar slapped Amit on face. Enraged by the slapping, Amit attacked his father with a steel vessel and inflicted serious injuries on head, ears, neck with the intention to kill him. After the attack, the accused Amit reportedly fled the spot. A profusely bleeding and grievously injured Shyamsundar was rushed to Mayo Hospital where is battling for life.
Tehsil PSI Chavan booked the accused Amit Naidu under Section 307 of the IPC and investigating the case. Cops are searching the accused.
