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  • More than 70 people ill after eating contaminated Kulfi

    More than 70 people ill after eating contaminated Kulfi

    Alwar. In Khurd village of Raini Panchayat Samiti of Rajgarh town of Alwar district, more than 70 people have fallen ill after eating kulfi made from contaminated mawa. There are children and adults among them. These people have been admitted to the hospitals of Rajgarh, Raini and Bandikui for treatment.

    Villagers Lalluram Meena and Hariom Meena, residents of Khurd village, told that on Thursday evening a person had come to the village to sell Kulfi made from Mava. Children and adults had eaten kulfi from him. About 2 hours after eating Kulfi, he started having vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pain. Who were taken to Rajgarh Hospital for treatment. Of these, 11 children Luv, Indu, Ravi, Pulkit and Divya were referred from Rajgarh to Alwar in critical condition after first aid. Apart from this, around 44 including Vijay, Priya, Pawan, Mayank, Asharam, Ajay, Vishnu, Luv, Manisha, Rahul, Anshu, Prakash, Anushka, Mayank, Gilkesh, Priyanshu are undergoing treatment at Rajgarh Hospital. At least 10 people have been admitted to Bandikui Hospital, out of which two people have been referred to Jaipur after first aid when their condition is critical. On the other hand, treatment of 8 people is going on in Raini Hospital.

    Incharge Medical Officer Dr. Ramesh Meena is camping in the hospital. Under his direction the medical team is engaged in the treatment. On information, DSP Hariram Meena, Station Officer Ramjilal Meena, ASI Hiralal reached the hospital along with Police Japte and collected information from the relatives of the victim children. After selling ice cream in the village, the Kulfi seller left. After that this incident happened. Now the police and the villagers are searching for him. Officials of the Food Department say that kulfi wala and other items are necessary to take the sample. Till the time of writing the news, there is no trace of him. The primary reason for vomiting and diarrhea is the consumption of contaminated substances. Prima facie it appears that there was adulteration of contaminated material in Kulfi.

  • Rajasthan court convicts four, acquits one in 2018 Rakbar Khan lynching case

    Rajasthan court convicts four, acquits one in 2018 Rakbar Khan lynching case

    Jaipur (IANS) | A court in Rajasthan’s Alwar district on Thursday convicted four accused in the 2018 Rakbar Khan mob lynching case. The court acquitted one of the accused as the prosecution failed to prove the case against him.

    Additional District Judge Sunil Kumar Goel convicted Naresh, Vijay, Paramjeet and Dharmendra under sections 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint) and 304 IPC (punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder).

    The court gave benefit of doubt to another accused Naval.

    It is noteworthy that Khan was lynched to death in 2018 by a mob on suspicion of cattle smuggling, which allegedly included several cow vigilantes.

    Dharmendra Yadav, Paramjeet, Vijay Kumar and Naresh Kumar have been convicted under IPC sections 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and 341 (wrongful restraint), said special public prosecutor Ashok Sharma. Naval Kishore is acquitted due to insufficient evidence against him.

    The maximum punishment could be life imprisonment, he said.

    Rakbar (31) was transporting cows on foot along with 32-year-old Aslam Khan on the intervening night of July 20-21, 2018. They were allegedly stopped by villagers at Lalwandi under Ramgarh police station in Alwar.

    Rakbar was severely assaulted and died a few hours later, while Aslam managed to escape. He was going to his village Kolgaon in Haryana, about a dozen kilometers away from Lalwandi.

    Rakbar’s death sparked outrage in the area, leading Rajasthan’s top police administration, including the then Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria, to visit the scene and order a judicial inquiry.

    –IANS