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Like other big cities, pirated books have stealthily made its entry into Orange City long time back and it was mostly felt that the system had come to stay. But, action has now come against it after a complaint has been filed. In a first action of its kind, city police have cracked down on the pirated books business and arrested six book shop owners in this connection. The cops also seized copied and pirated books worth Rs 10 lakh. During the raid, it was unearthed that the accused were selling pirated books of professional courses like engineering, medical, chemistry and other such courses.

On Wednesday, Rajesh Mishra, of Saikrishna Associates, New Delhi lodged a complaint with DCP Sunil Kolhe that some people are selling pirated books at Morris College T Point. Kolhe issued directives for initiating action against such people. The guidance for the action was given by ACP Niliesh Raut and ultimately action was taken by police inspector, B M Powar, police inspector, Sonali Patil, Anita Jaipurkar, police sub-inspector, Kohale, Ramanand Thakur, Suresh Panghare, police constable, Subhash, Ghanashyam, Gopal, Sanjay Pandey.

The police party raided the shops near Moris College T Point and arrested the accused Sunil Patil, resident of Bhimnagar, Harish Wahane, resident of Balabhaupeth, Digambar Titarmare, resident of Hazaripahad, Avinash Patil-Bhimnagar, Nikesh Fulzele- Balabhaupeth and Amarnath Meshram- Jaibhimnagar.

The infiltration of pirated books through city markets was causing huge revenue loss to the big publishers. However the poor students who were feeding on such literature at low prices were main purchasers here and will have to face the heat of high books price in future.

Police raid pirated books’ shops at Morris College T-Point, seize books worth Rs 10 lakhs

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The Court granted two more days of PCR extending till August 8, 2014.

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With so much complaints and such a huge work load, the Investigating Officer who is investigating into the Wasankar Wealth Management case PI Dane requested the Court for an additional PCR of two days for both the accused Prashant Wasankar and Abhijit Chaudhary.

Special Judge (MPIDA) S P Muley had remanded one of the Director of Wasankar Wealth Management Ltd Vinay Jaideo Wasankar to magisterial custody till August 18. Soon after Vinay Wasankar was granted magisterial custody remand (MCR), Crime Branch officers sent him to Central Jail.

Meanwhile, accused Director Mithila Wasankar, wife of Vinay  Wasankar, who had filed an anticipatory bail application, was granted ad-interim bail till August 8. Similarly, court granted ad- interim bail to accused Director Bhagyashree Prashant Wasankar, Kumud Abhijit Choudhary, Devdatta Kardaye and Suhas Khapre.

It could be recalled that on May 9, 2014, the EoW officers had booked Chairman of Wasankar Group Prashant Wasankar, Maithali Vinay Wasankar, Abhijit Jayant Choudhary, Kumud Choudhary, Vinay Wasankar, employees Chandrakant Rai, Kardaye and Khapre on charges of cheating, criminal breach of trust.

With the arrest and incarceration of Prashant Wasankar and his brother-in-law Abhijit Chaudhari, the investors have started coming forward to register their complaints to the Economic Offenses Wing of the Crime Branch. The number of complaints against Wasankar Wealth Management has risen to 110.

However, neither the Commissioner of Police K K Pathak nor the Deputy Police Commissioner of Police Sunil Kolhe feel the need for providing additional staff to the Investigating Officer. Presently the IO has to write down the complaints also, investigate the documents, verify facts also, attend to the courts also and perform all such duties alone. With the existing officers and staff, it is very difficult to perform all these duties alone. There is also a need for a financial expert who can look into the books of accounts with a wide experience to identify and bring out the financial frauds committed by Wasankar.

Sources said that recently while speaking to some media, the Commissioner of Police is reported to have said that a delegation of more than 200 investors had come to him and had submitted a request to give bail to Prashant Wasanakar. He is alleged to have said that he is in a dilemma as to what is to be done, while those investors who had complained against Wasankar want him incarcerated and punished for duping them.

One more point that needs to be pondered is that only those people will come forward to complain against Wasankar, whose amount matures at a later date. The date could be as late as 2015 or 2016.

The cops also need additional staff to ascertain exactly how many investors have invested in his ponzi schemes. How much of it was in cash and how much of it was by cheques. One main point is how much of the invested amount is in their book of accounts (IT returns). Once ascertained, the cops need to interrogate Prashant Wasankar where the cash has been stowed or invested.

PCR of Prashant Wasankar and Abhijit Chaudhari extended for two days

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Reckless driving proved fatal to a middle-aged man after his motorcycle hit a road divider, killing him on the spot and grievously hurting pillion rider. The fatal accident took place under the jurisdiction of Koradi police station on Wednesday night.

Police sources said Pradeep Mahadeorao Savaitul (42), a resident of Buddha Nagar, Ashok Square, Pachpaoli, was heading towards Nagpur from Koradi on his motorcycle with his friend Raju Mahdavrao Ramteke riding pillion on Wednesday night. At around 9.30 pm, Pradeep was riding from Ganesh Nagar, Panjara when he lost control over his speeding bike and dashed into the road divider. Raju sustained serious injuries while Pradeep was killed on the spot. Commuters informed Koradi police and rushed Raju to Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital for treatment.

Koradi police registered an offence under Sections 279, 337, 304 (a) of the IPC.

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Speeding motorcyclist hits divider, dies; pillion rider seriously injured

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Bearing the pain and mental agony of torture, beating and harassment by her husband for years, Nalini Wasankar is now a contented woman. She is relieved with the thought that she finally raised her voice against the cruelty she has been subjected to, during the last 24 years of her marriage. She tried hard enough to keep the marriage going but her every effort added more sorrows to her saddening pages of life. Nalini has no words to thank Nagpur Today which made conscious efforts to free her of the state of depression.

The last nail in the coffin came in the form of gory act by Nalini’s husband Ravindra Wasankar. Obsessed by his drinking habit, he got carried away following a dispute between him and Nalini. In a fit of rage he poured kerosene on her and set her ablaze. But the timely intervention by Nidhi and Suraj, the grown up children of the couple, averted the tragedy. Battered and bruised Nalini was rushed to Mayo Hospital.

Post this incident Nalini’s brother Bhushan Satpute happened to visit Nagpur Today where he narrated the entire incident. Eventually Panchpaoli police, who were initially unwilling to register the case, had to take action after Nagpur Today intervened in the case. PI Khobragade rushed his team of policemen to Mayo Hospital for recording statement of Nalini. The statement of Nalini was recorded at 6 pm on July 30. Based on Nalini’s statement the cops booked Ravindra under section 498 and other relevant sections of IPC and launched the probe.

Liquor blew domestic violence

Ravindra Wasankar, 49, resident of Ashok Nagar, near Gurunanak Bhavan, Pachpaoli, Nagpur, had married to Nalini 24 years ago. The couple has two siblings. Daughter Nidhi (22) is engineering student and studies in second year and son Suraj (17) is doing ITI. Ravindra ran a big shop for long time. But the habit of liquor started its perilous effect and Ravindra’s business and life went haywire. Unable to run the shop, he rented it for Rs 13,000 per month. But the liquor had started playing havoc with Wasankar family. The idle mind and empty pockets forced Ravindra perpetrate devilish acts and the first victim was Nalini (41).

…When Women’s Commission intervened

Ravindra started torturing Nalini, both physically and mentally, for bringing money from her parents. The persecution for years together resulted in separation of Ravindra and Nalini in 2006. Subsequently, the devastated Nalini filed a complaint with Maharashtra Women’s Commission (MWC) against Ravindra. The MWC took up the case and put Ravindra on the edge with several hard-word notices. The case in MWC prolonged for almost six years from 2006 to 2011. In 2011, the jolted Ravindra moved an application to MWC with a plea for settlement of the case. He promised no torture of Nalini, no demand of money from her and a happy life in future.   Ravindra asked Nalini to withdraw her complaint from NWC as settlement of case. Nalini too did the same hoping for a better life. Ravindra and Nalini started the life afresh and were a happy family.

Compromise did not last long

But the evil dies hard. In 2012, a drunkard Ravindra came to his own terms and started tormenting Nalini.  Beating and abusing became a brutal routine. Charges of infidelity against Nalini too started cropping up. But Nalini had got trapped in her own folly. She had committed the mistake of trusting Ravindra and his gullible words. She had no choice but tolerate the battering at the heavy hands of Ravindra. But the monster in Ravindra crossed all limits on July 29 night. After beating Nalini brutally, Ravindra doused her with kerosene and tried to set her ablaze. But the timely intervention by Nidhi and Suraj averted the tragedy. In the meanwhile, the battered and bruised Nalini was rushed to Mayo Hospital.

Panchpaoli police sat cross handed

However, Nalini’s torture did not end. Panchpaoli police, who were apprised of the unfortunate episode, reportedly refused register an FIR by saying that the matter is internal and pertains to family court. In a way, police failed to provide justice to Nalini and let Ravindra off the hook. Nidhi and Suraj too could not gather the strength to approach higher police authorities.

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But a ray of hope emerged in the form of Bhushan Satpute, brother of Nalini. With his instinct, he scanned the “Just Dial” website and found phone number of Nagpur Today. After ringing, Bhushan personally visited office of Nagpur Today on July 30 and narrated the happenings sequence-wise. Taking serious note of police apathy and provide justice to Nalini as well, Nagpur Today contacted Police Inspector Khobragade of Panchpaoli Police Station and prodded him to act in the matter decisively. Bhushan thanked Nagpur Today for prompt action and is hoping for justice to Nalini.

Tortured by husband for years, woman finds solace at last; hopes for justice as police delay action

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In a dramatic turn of events, a man nabbed and handed over his own brother-in-law (sister’s husband) to police after a prolonged pursuit. The sister of the man had committed suicide to escape horrible torture perpetrated by her husband for more and more money. Moreover, the woman was devastated after learning husband’s affairs with another girl. Since then, the husband was on the run and went absconding. The story unfolded in Pune but ended in Nagpur.

According to information, Sangeeta Thakur (27), sister of Gajendra Pratap Singh, serving in Army, had married to Dharmasingh a few years ago. But soon after marriage, Dharmasingh started tormenting Sangeeta, both mentally and physically, for bringing more and more money from her parents. Sangeeta had informed her parents and brother about the torture at the hands of Dharmasingh. Subsequently, every time after intervention by Gajendra Pratap Singh, life of Sangeeta appeared to be normal and happy. But the pause was temporary. Dharmasingh would come to his own terms and start abusing Sangeeta. The worst turn came when Sangeeta learnt about Dharmasingh’s affairs with another girl. Unable to tolerate the devastating happenings in her life, Sangeeta committed suicide on July 10 at her residence in Pune. As soon as Dharmasingh got a whiff of Sangeeta’s suicide, he went absconding. Pune police searched every possible place to trace Dharmasingh but failed. But Sangeet’s brother Gajendra Pratap Singh did not lose heart and launched a renewed hunt and nabbed Dharmasingh in Nagpur on Tuesday (August 5) but not before events of twists and turns.

Talking to Nagpur Today, Gajendra Singh said, “My sister committed suicide on July 10 to escape terrible torture at the hands of Dharmasingh. The devil had affairs with another girl long before marriage with my sister Sangeeta. I had given Dharmasingh Rs 5 lakh in cash, gold jewellery worth Rs 2.50 lakh, and a motorcycle during the marriage so that my sister could live happily. But soon after marriage, Sangeeta frequently phoned me informing ill-treatment at the hands of in-laws and Dharmasingh. She also told me about her husband’s affairs with another girl whose photo was available on Dharmasingh’s Facebook. After looking the picture of the girl, Sangeeta, who was already suffering a lot, was devastated and took the extreme step of ending her life,” said Gajendra with rage writ large on his face.

Gajendra further said, “I received the information about Sangeeta’s suicide through Army officials as at that time I was on duty at LoC. I immediately rushed to Pune and after gathering information about the events, embarked on ‘mission’ to catch the ‘killer’ Dharmasingh. When I got a tip-off that Dharmasingh was in Nagpur with the girl, I and four my friends immediately came to Nagpur. But the task was not so easy in a big city like Nagpur. Without resting for a moment, we scanned every corner of the city and finally tasted success on Tuesday (August 5). Dharmasingh was caught by us and handed over to police,” said Gajendra.

He however was critical of Khaparkheda police, who he said, were non-cooperative and also tried to shirk their responsibility when told about the likely whereabouts of Dharmasingh.

Nagpur Today also talked to Dharmasingh but he feigned innocence. His trembling words and guilty face told a different tale but the truth.
Anyway, Gajendra maintained the everlasting bond the brother-sister cherish just before Rakshabandhan festivity to be celebrated on August 10.

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Two motorcycle borne unidentified youths pounced on a woman while she was disembarking an auto-rickshaw and snatched away bag containing Rs 50,000 cash and other valuables from her possession. The incident happened on Wednesday Ajni police station.

Police sources Madhuri Vinayak Chikate (64), a resident of Plot No. 464, Hanuman Nagar, Professor Colony, on Wednesday had gone to Maharashtra Bank to withdraw Rs 50,000 cash. She withdrew the money and left the bank in a rickshaw. She kept the money in a bag along with a Nokia cell phone, three passbooks, and senior citizen’s card. She reached her house and was about to leave the rickshaw when two unidentified thieves came from rear on their motorcycle and snatched her bag. Before she could recover, the motorcyclists had fled off.

On the basis of the complaint lodged by Madhuri, Ajni police have registered an offence under sections 392 and 34 of the IPC and started their investigations.

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Thieves snatch away bag containing Rs 50 K from woman

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A fire broke out in a Police Post coming under jurisdiction of Hudkeshwar Police Station on Wednesday night. The Police Post was reportedly totally reduced to ashes but raised many questions over the mysterious fire. Fingers are being raised as deliberate fire on the part of miscreants.

The Home Minister R R Patil, in order to maintain law and order in the Orange City very effectively, had announced setting up of Police Post in sensitive areas. Accordingly, the Police Post was set up in Durganagar under Hudkeshwar Police Station. But the fire on Wednesday night completely destroyed the Police Post leading to tension in the nearby area. An alert citizen informed the Fire Brigade about the incident. But before the Fire Brigade team with fire tenders could reach the spot, the Police Post was totally gutted.

Interestingly, the Post was under close watch of police personnel for 24 hours. However, according to residents of the area, at the time of fire on Wednesday night no policeman was present in the Post. Murmurs of deliberate fire on the part of some miscreants could be heard in the area. Hudkeshwar police have launched a probe into the incident and are trying to ascertain the cause of fire.

Meanwhile, talking to Nagpur Today, Hudkeshwar Police Inspector Munde has suspected short circuit as the reason behind the fire.

Fire destroys Police Post in Hudkeshwar area, residents suspect sabotage on part of goons

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Raviraj Group allegedly promised astronomical returns in fanciful but fraudulent investments. Hundreds of investors have reportedly been lured and duped. The investors have parked their money in the range of Rs 100-150 crore.

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In a major development, the absconding Director of Raviraj Investment and Strategies Company Rajesh Joshi was arrested at 12.30 in the intervening night of Thursday and Friday (August 7) by Crime Branch of Nagpur Police. The arrest was effected on the basis of a complaint lodged by Vijay Wamanrao Marathe, resident of Vivekanand Nagar, near Saibaba Mandir, Wardha Road, Nagpur with Dhantoli Police Station on 8.7.2014. Subsequently, Dhantoli police had registered an offence under Sections 420, 406, 120(B) of the IPC and Sub-Section 3 of Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors Act (MPID Act) against Directors of Raviraj Investment and Strategies Company namely Rajesh Joshi, Radha Rajesh Joshi, and others. Rajesh Joshi was absconding since then and the Crime Branch of Nagpur Police had launched a hunt to trace him.

It may be recalled, Raviraj Group allegedly promised astronomical returns in fanciful but fraudulent investments. Hundreds of investors have reportedly been lured and duped. The investors have parked their money in the range of Rs 100-150 crore. The Group, following the sly steps of scamster groups – Shreesurya and Wasankar and many other such scandalous companies — allegedly defaulted on many payments and thus left the investors high and dry.

The scamster firm, Raviraj Group, was being managed by a couple Rajesh and Radha Joshi. In fact, both Rajesh and Radha, Suresh Gangadhar Joshi, Vyankatesh Acharya and Girish Deshpande run 30 companies like Raviraj Investment and Strategy Company, M/s Raviraj Infrastructure, Raviraj Computech, Raviraj Capital Solutions, and Raviraj Centre for Social Reconstruction. However, the investment deposits were sought in the name of Raviraj Investment and Strategies Company.

According to sources, the highly-educated Rajesh Joshi opened the Raviraj Investment and Strategies Company four years ago in Vivekanand Nagar. Sources further said that Rajesh Joshi lured the investors, mostly senior citizens, with a promise of unbelievable returns in two and half years. The trickster reportedly looted more than 400 investors of their deposits to the tune of Rs 100-150 crore.

The investment scam got exposed when some of the investors, who were dashing to the office of the Group to recover the promised money for the past many days, crashed into Dhantoli police station with a common complaint. The investors submitted an application mentioning that the Group accepted deposits by assuring to double the amount in two-and-a-half years. It was smooth sailing in the initial days, but the company started showing its true colours later and defaulted. Rajesh Joshi and his family reportedly fled the city with a big, big lock at the company.

Initially, the investigation into the alleged scam was being carried out by Dhantoli Police but with the enormity of amount involved, the probe was handed over to Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Crime Branch. According to the investors and sources, the company has trapped around 400 persons. The minimum deposit accepted was pegged at Rs 5 lakh but some “greedy” had parked as much as Rs 2-3 crore. The investors said Joshi and his staff always maintained that the funds collected from them were invested into stock markets, infrastructure and mining businesses but they were never briefed about the businesses, nor were they sent any documents such as an annual report pertaining to the Raviraj Group.

Absconding scamster Rajesh Joshi of Raviraj Group arrested by Crime Branch in Nagpur

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It is reported that the complainant, Tarsem Sudarshan Gotra, 57, Flat no. 202, Tulsi Apartment, Kapilnagar square had parked a truck belonging to her, bearing no. HR/58/A/0762 in front of Tulsi Apartments. The accused Ranjeet Multani, 40, a resident of, Kamal Chowk, Panchpaoli, Nagpur threw some explosives inside the cabin of the truck.

The accused thus indulging in vandalism, caused damage to the truck and the complainant had to bear loss of Rs 10,000/

Police sub-inspector, Kinnake of Jaripatka police station has registered the case under section 435 of IPC.

Man throws explosives inside truck, offence registered

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Nagpur News : In a daring theft, a waylayer thrashed a middle-aged man and after throwing chilli powder at him, he made away with Rs 3.13 lakh cash from the man’s possession, on Thursday morning. Dhantoli police have registered the case.

Mahadev Kashinath Bharde, aged 41, and a resident of Bajrang Nagar, Manewada Road, Ajni, works in a bar Amrit Bar and Restaurant, Ganjakhet. On Thursday at around 9.15 am, he withdrew Rs 3.13 lakh cash to distribute the salary of employees. He kept the money in the dickey of his Mahindra Duro (MH 31 ED 425) and was driving back to the bar.

He was heading towards Jhasi Rani square when an unidentified youth came from rear at LMG Pul, near Anand Talkies. The youth was on Activa moped (MH 31 DJ 5937). The youth threw chilli powder in Mahadev’s eyes and thrashed him black and blue. The youth then took away Mahadev’s vehicle along with the bag containing Rs 3.13 lakh. The accused left his Activa moped on the spot.

After recovering from the impact of beating, Mahadev reached Dhantoli police station and lodged a complaint against the unidentified thief. Cops registered an offence under Section 394 of the IPC

Waylayer thrashes man in bright day light; steals Mahindra Duro containing bag with Rs 3.13 lakh

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Nagpur News : Lakadganj police say a truck driver and three passengers were injured when they were hit by another truck dashed on the wee hours of Friday. Police said that the accident took place around 1 am on Friday while coming to Nagpur from Wardha on Central Avenue, Wardhaman Nagar, Mahavir Square.

According to information, Vitthal Chandrabhan Khekare (58), a resident of Punbrao Colony, Wardha loaded his truck (MH 31 W 2897) with wooden planks and headed towards Nagpur with Ashok Krishnarao Chaple (54); Mangesh Baburao Wankhede (26), both residents of Wardha; Sanjay Ramji Madavi (45) seating in the cabin. Another truck (HR 55 M 6622) came at a breakneck speed near Mahavir Square and dashed into cabin of Vitthal’s truck. All the passengers and Vitthal sustained injuries while caused a damage of Rs 1 lakh to the cabin. After hitting the truck cabin, the accused truck driver dashed into two electric polls and caused damage of Rs 50,000 to public property. However, the accused driver successfully fled away from the scene leaving the injured on their own.

On the basis of Vitthal’s complaint, Lakadganj police have registered an offence under Sections 279, 338, 427 of the IPC read with sub sections 3, 4 of Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act.

Truck driver, three passengers injured after another truck hits them

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Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Nagpur caught a Group Education Officer and two others red-handed while accepting a bribe amount of Rs 1,000 on Friday (August).

According to ACB, the action was undertaken on the basis of a complaint lodged by a suspended teacher. The teacher’s medical bill amounting to Rs 37,580 and other pending bill of Rs 97,000 were sanctioned. However, for further course of action and sending the bills to Zilla Parishad, Nagpur, the accused Pradnya Pravin Thombre, Group Education Officer, Panchayat Samiti Narkhed, District Nagpur (Rural) demanded a bribe of Rs 1000 from the suspended teacher. But he, instead of giving the bribe amount, straightaway approached the ACB in Nagpur and lodged a complaint in this regard against the Group Education Officer Thombre.

Subsequently, the ACB sleuths laid a trap in Panchayat Samiti, Eduaction Department, Narkhed. The ACB sleuths later found the accused Pradnya Pravin Thombre and Anil Chaudhari, Office Superintendent demanding Rs 1000 as bribe from the complainant. Both the accused accepted the bribe through a middleman named Sagar Prabhakar Patil (18), resident of Sidharth Nagar, Narkhed. At the same time, the waiting ACB sleuths pounced upon the accused and caught them red-handed while accepting the bribe. Later, an offence under relevant Sections of Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 was registered with Narkhed Police Station and further probe was initiated.

The action was undertaken by ACB’s Police Inspector Bharat Kshirsagar, Manoj Gabhne, Vinod Dighore, Constables Dharmendra Kale, Santosh Pundkar, Woman Constable Komal Gujar, Driver Manohar Doifode under the directives of Prakash Jadhav, DCP/SP ACB, Nagpur and Vasant Shirbhate, Additional SP.

ACB nabs Group Education Officer, 2 others red-handed while accepting bribe of Rs 1,000

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Nagpur: Gittikhadan police says a 27-year-old woman, who committed suicide last month, took the extreme step after she was harassed mentally and physical over dowry. Husband of the deceased has been booked in Abetment to commit suicide case and investigations are on.

A 27-year-old housewife had sustained deep burn injuries on July 24 after a gas stove exploded while she was cooking food. She was rushed to Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital for treatment but with major burn injuries, she succumbed on July 27. Cops registered a case of accidental death and started their investigations.

During investigations, police found that the deceased Vaishali Dhok was married to Siddharth Dhok (35) a few months ago. However, Siddharth started harassing Vaishali after three months of their marriage and demanded dowry. He abused her physically and mentally. Vexed with the daily harassment and cruelty towards self, Vaishali took the extreme step on July 24 and set herself afire. Cops have booked Siddharth under sections 498 (a) (Subjecting a married woman to cruelty) and 304 (b) of the IPC.

Frustrated with mental, physical harassment, woman commits suicide; hubby booked

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Nagpur: Sadar police registered two separate cases of molestation on Friday wherein a young girl and a middle-aged woman were molested. Accused of both the cases have been booked by cops.

Police said, a 25-year-old was harassed by two men on Friday over parking issue. According to information, the young girl parked her vehicle in the parking zone in Chhaoni when E Anthony, a resident of Achraj Towers and Owner of S S Pharma Medicals asked the girl not to park the vehicle on that spot. The demanded explanation for this after which the accused started hurling profanities at her way and thus molesting her.

On the basis of the complaint by the 25-year-old girl, cops have registered an offence under Sections 354 (a) (1) (1) of the IPC and booked the two accused.

The second incident took place between June 2014 and August 5 under the jurisdiction of Sadar police station. A 34-year-old victim, in her statement, said that in order to gain name changing certificate and Separation Demand for development related to iron, she visited IT office between June and August 5. An official named Harne misbehaved with her and also used foul language, the police informed.

Sadar police have registered an offence under Sections 354 (a) (1) (4) of the IPC and have booked the person in question.

Two women molested in Sadar area

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Nagpur News: Lakadganj police, in a major operation, rescued a minor girl who was forced into flesh trade in Nagpur’s infamous Ganga-Jamuna area on the eve of Rakshabandhan. However, the woman ‘Dalal’ (pimp) escaped the police net and a hunt has been launched to nab her.

According to police, acting on a tip-off, Assistant Police Inspector (API) Ravi Rathod of Lakadganj Police Station and his team raided ground floor of Billo Kalkhor building situated in Ganga-Jamuna area at about 1850 hours on Saturday (August 9). The police team found the woman pimp Reshma Nirmal Kalkhor, after luring the 16-year old girl with handsome money, was forcing her to indulge in flesh trade in the premises. API Rathod and his team immediately rescued the minor girl from the hell. However, the woman pimp managed to give a slip to police and vanished from the spot.

An offence in this connection has been registered with Lakadganj police. Senior Police Inspector S K Jaiswal has booked the accused woman pimp Reshma Nirmal Kalkhor under Section 366(A) of the IPC and Sub-Sections 3,4,5,7 of Prevention of Immoral Trafficking Act (PITA) and has launched a hunt to nab her.

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Cops rescue 16-year old girl, forced into flesh trade, from Ganga-Jamuna; pimp escapes net

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A youth was booked after he was charged with attempt to murder on Sunday under Pratap Nagar police station. Rohit Ganeshsingh Chavan (22), a resident of Gopal Nagar, on Sunday, reportedly went for some personal work behind Gayatri School, Lokhande Nagar with his friend Yogesh, a resident of Subhash Nagar. The accused Pawan Ukey (24), a resident of Lokhande Nagar, approached Rohit and picked up quarrel with him over some old issue. Pawan then started thrashing Rohit and stabbed him on abdomen and hands with a knife and then punched his nose.

On the basis of the complaint by Rohit, Pratap Nagar Police registered an offence under Section 307 of the IPC and booked Pawan. Further investigations are under way.

Youth stabs another over old rivalry in Lokhande Nagar, booked

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A doctor allegedly treated a youth without having proper certificates to treat that particular problem, leading to the death of patient on August 8. Later Kalamna police have booked the doctor.

Sources said Yogesh Ramsingh Thakur (22), a resident of Ambe Society, Kalamna, fell severely ill on August 8 after which he was rushed to Dr Anil Surajlal Jagne (38) in Navin Nagar, Kalamna. However, Yogesh’s health started deteriorating during the treatment and he died. Yogesh’ family members lodged a complaint with Kalamna police against Dr Jagne.

During preliminary investigations it was revealed that Dr Jagne was not qualified for the required medical treatment. Thus, cops have booked Dr Jagne under Sections 304 (a) of the IPC read with sub sections 33 (a) of The Maharashtra Medical Practitioners Act.

Fake doc booked for causing death to patient

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Nagpur News : Burglars decamped with booty worth Rs 2. 15 lakh from the house of one Abhya Haribhau Aasai (43), a resident of Bajiprabhu Nagar. Ambazari police are investigating the case.

According to information, Abhay locked his house on Sunday and went for some work. When he returned after sometime, he discovered the broken lock of the main door. Thieves decamped with gold ornaments, some cash, camera, tab and currency of Qatar collective worth Rs 2.51 lakh. Abhay informed the police in his statement.

On the statement given by Abhay, Ambazari police have registered an offence under Sections 454, 457 and 380 of the IPC against unidentified thieves.

Booty worth Rs 2.51 lakh stolen from Ambazari area

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The incidents of road accidents are rising rapidly in Nagpur. The reasons being given are, negligence, lack of responsibility or whatever. But, for those who get hurt or lose life, logic does not matter.

On Monday morning around 4-15 when Pathrabe family, father, Udaramji Mahadeo Pathrabe, 65 and his two daughters, Reena,23 and Manjusha,25, was fast asleep a rashly driven truck, MH 30/L/4899 ruined to pieces, a wall of their house and gave a earthquake like jolt.
Pathrabe’s daughters were caught beneath the debris and were serious injured. They have been admitted to a private hospital.

It is only due to help of neighbours that the daughters could be searched from vast debris.
The possibility of conspiracy cannot be ruled out as Pathrabe family had some property dispute.
Taking advantage of the dawn darkness, the truck driver managed to flee from the spot.
The total damage caused to the property is reported to be in the range of Rs 500,000/.
On the complaint of Udaramji Pathrabe, police sub-inspector, Raut of Nandanvan police station has registered the case under sections 279, 337, 338, 427 of IPC and sections 134, 177 of Motor Vehicles Act.

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Nagpur Today : Nagpur News

Nagpur News : In a daring day light robbery, two motorcyclists looted a middle-aged man near a petrol pump at RBI Square at around 2 pm on Sunday afternoon. The theft material included a gold chain and Rs 20,000 cash. Sitabuldi police have booked the thieves and started investigations.

As per reports, Abdul Wasim Abdul Rauf (32), a resident of Bengali Punja, Lal Darwaja Road, Pachpaoli, went to the petrol pump at RBI Square on Sunday afternoon. Two youths unidentified youths broke the queue and tried to go in front of Abdul. He asked the youths to maintain the queue but the youths started using foul language. The youths then took out a knife and threatened Abdul and took away his gold chain worth s 30,000 and Rs 20,000 cash from his pocket. The youths conveniently left the place without being caught.

Sitabuldi registered an offence under Sections 394, 504 and 34 of the IPC read with sub section 135 of Motor Vehicle Act.

Daylight theft in RBI Square; man relieved of Rs 50,000 booty