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  • The killer died in police custody, had killed his wife

    The killer died in police custody, had killed his wife

    Bemetara. The youth accused of killing his wife in Dhaurabhata area of Bemetara district died in police custody. It is being told that the health of the accused deteriorated late at night, after which the police took him to the Community Health Center. After first aid, he was brought to the district hospital, where he died during treatment. This case belongs to Saja police station area.

    According to the information received, a few days ago the accused killed his ailing wife by pelting a stone on her head. While taking action in this matter, the police arrested him. On the other hand, his health deteriorated in police custody late on Wednesday night. The police immediately took him to the Community Health Center. After first aid there, he was admitted to the district hospital, where he died during treatment. How he died will be known only after the post-mortem.

  • Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay taken into police custody

    Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay taken into police custody

    HYDERABAD: Telangana BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar was forcefully arrested by police from his residence in Karimnagar town on Tuesday midnight, and has been lodged in Bommalaramaram police station in Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri district.

    Sanjay was supposed to hold a press meet at 9 30 am on Wednesday to speak about the question paper leaks which have rocked not only the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) but also the board of secondary education.

    BJP has called for state-wide protests against what the party leaders are calling an ‘illegal arrest.’

    Even as Sanjay asked the police why they were arresting him, they informed him that it was only a preventive arrest.

    Sanjay tweeted shortly after his arrest writing his “only mistake” was questioning the BRS government on its “wrongdoings.”

    BJP national organising secretary BL Santhosh tweeted saying, “Rattled, riddled with corruption charges, facing electoral reverses @BRSparty & its leadership is a sinking boat. They have touched a raw nerve by arresting @BJP4Telangana State President & MP @bandisanjay_bjp. This will be the last nail on their political existence.”

    Sanjay’s wife Aparna said that he had come to hold the 10th-day ceremony of her mother’s demise, and that police told her that there were orders from the commissioner to arrest him.

    She said that the police personnel dragged those who tried to prevent the arrest and took him away.

    When BJP MLA M Raghunandan Rao went to Bommalaramaram police station to meet Sanjay on Wednesday morning, he was stopped a couple of kilometres away from the police station and was manhandled by the police and taken into custody.

    Speaking with the media before his arrest, Raghunandan said that there was a procedure to be followed while arresting a sitting parliament MP and that it was an illegal arrest.

    BJP MLA T Raja Singh, in a video message, said that the State government was tense after Sanjay started exposing it with regard to the question papers’ leaks.

  • Man allegedly dies in Kerala police custody

    Man allegedly dies in Kerala police custody

    According to the police, P Manoharan, who was caught during a vehicle inspection, was transferred to the Hill Palace police station in Tripunithura, Ernakulam district, where he passed away en route to the hospital.

    However, witnesses and Manoharan’s family claim that the police physically attacked him before torturing him at the station. According to a senior police official, a police sub-inspector was suspended in connection with the incident, and the state government has mandated a crime branch enquiry.
    Eyewitnesses claim that Manoharan was detained by the police after failing to halt his scooter when told to do so by officers. He was allegedly attacked by the police, who then dragged him to the station. As Manoharan passed away, a mob of incensed protesters surrounded the police station where he had been detained.
    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the opposition Congress both organised protest marches to the police station in the meantime, calling for action against all police officers who were on duty when Manoharan was taken into prison.