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  • 3 people died due to lightning

    3 people died due to lightning

    Balrampur. Lightning is proving to be the lightning of death in the district. Within 3 days, 5 people have died due to lightning and a tree has also been burnt. There has been hue and cry in the entire district due to lightning, while the district administration team has appealed to the people to be alert.

    Vadrafnagar, Harigwan, Shardapur and Kusmi areas of the district have suffered more damage due to lightning. In Harigwan, 3 people died in a single day due to lightning. Apart from this, one person has died in Kusmi area in Basantpur. In Shardapur, lightning struck a tree situated in the middle of the village and the entire tree was burnt to ashes in no time. The tree withstood all the power of celestial lightning on itself. Due to this there was no loss of life in the village, but people have recorded the video of the burning tree in their cameras and now it is also going viral.

    In Madhya Pradesh’s Hata also, a person died due to lightning. It is being told that the deceased was standing under a mango tree in the field to avoid the rain, when suddenly lightning struck the tree, due to which he died. On information, Gasabad police station reached the spot. After Panchnama proceedings, the body was removed and sent to the Civil Hospital for PM. Relatives say that the deceased used to guard the mango tree in the field. When he did not come home till late night, on searching, he was found dead under a tree.

  • Excise department raided 9 places, seized illegal liquor

    Excise department raided 9 places, seized illegal liquor

    Balrampur. To ban the illegal sale of liquor on the instructions of Collector Remigius Ekka, the Excise Department is continuously conducting raids in the district under the guidance of District Excise Officer Mr. Gajendra Kumar Singh. In this series, Assistant District Excise Officer Mr. S.K. While taking action Suryavanshi’s team seized 4 liters of Mahua liquor from Makhan Soni of village Santoshi Nagar, 3 liters of Mahua liquor from Laxman of village Oberi, 2 liters of Mahua liquor from Rajat Gupta of village Paksara under Balrampur police station area. Section 34(1) of the Excise Act by confiscating 3 liters of Mahua liquor from Shanti Yadav of village Kandakhas, 4 liters from Mahendra Ram, resident of ward no. ) has been established.

    Similarly, Sanjay Yadav of Daldhova village, Ranjit Gupta of Lurgikala, Ramdhani of Kandakhas, Jeetram of Kusmi were found consuming liquor in a public place and 0.1ml was seized from them respectively. Section 36(f) of the Excise Act was invoked by confiscating foreign liquor, and 4.5 liters of foreign liquor was seized from Shivkumar, a resident of Kurludih, police station Sanawal, and 3.6 liters of foreign liquor was seized from Ravi Gupta, a resident of village Baikunthpur, police station Trikunda. Section 34(1)(a) 36 of the Act has been laid down. A case has been prepared against all the accused under the Excise Act and presented in the court for challan.

  • Girl was missing from maternal uncle’s village, dead body found in this condition

    Girl was missing from maternal uncle’s village, dead body found in this condition

    Balrampur. Sensation has spread in the area after the girl’s body was found in Balrampur-Ramanujganj district. The head and neck of the body were badly crushed. Police have detained three people on the basis of suspicion. This whole matter is of Kusmi police station area.

    As per the information received, Saraswati Kumari (20 years) lived with her parents in Ambikapur. A few days ago, she had come to her maternal uncle’s place in Tetar Toli village of Bhulsikala. When she left the house on June 2 after getting ready, she did not return. Distressed by his non-return, maternal uncle called Saraswati, but her phone was switched off. When she was not found even after searching a lot, he informed her parents. After this, together with other people of the village, they continuously started searching for their niece.

    On the other hand, Saraswati’s dead body was found on Monday in the footpath of the forest of Amadara Path of Gram Panchayat Amarpur. The villagers immediately informed the police about this. Police reached the spot, inspected the spot and sent the body for postmortem. The police have expressed apprehension that this is a case of love-affair and murder. On the basis of suspicion, 3 youths have been detained and are being interrogated. The police have said to disclose the matter soon.

  • Elephants roaming in settlements, villagers are scared

    Elephants roaming in settlements, villagers are scared

    Balrampur. These days there is an atmosphere of fear among the villagers due to the knock of elephant in the settlements of Balrampur. Elephants reaching settlements every night are damaging the crops of the farmers. The forest department has sent the elephant towards the forest with a lot of effort. Although there is fear among the villagers.

    According to the forest department, an elephant has been roaming in the Ramanujganj forest range for the last fifteen days. According to the Forest Department, this elephant has lost its way from its team. Being surrounded by dense forests, wild animals reach here every day. Most of the population of the district is living in rural areas only. Elephants reach settlements in search of food, causing conflict between humans and wildlife.

    Local villagers informed the forest department about the sighting of an elephant on the way from Aragahi to Purushottampur, after which the forest department team reached the spot and somehow chased the elephant towards the forest in the night. This elephant turns towards the village in search of food at night. Coming to the village, this elephant is harming the crops of the farmers.