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  • Lover sexually assaulted the girl on the pretext of marriage

    Lover sexually assaulted the girl on the pretext of marriage

    Lucknow. In Saadatganj police station, a girl has filed a case of rape by giving a written complaint against her lover. The girl alleges that the lover used to sexually exploit her on the pretext of marriage. On becoming pregnant, the accused forced her to have an abortion. The lover refused to marry on pressure of Nikah.

    Saadatganj in-charge Inspector Anjani Mishra told that the girl is divorced. He befriended Kasif. The girl alleges that Kasif tricked her into marriage. After which Kasif started living with her in a rented house in Saadatganj. The accused also started sexually abusing her. When she became pregnant, the accused forcibly prescribed medicine and got her aborted. After which the accused left her and went to his house.

    It is alleged that while searching for Kasif, she reached the victim’s house and started pressuring her for marriage. On this, the accused’s brothers Sarik and Faiz chased him away while abusing him. On the night of May 25 last, the victim was present in the house. Meanwhile, Kasif along with his brothers reached him and started fighting. Hurt by the threats and assault of the accused, the victim has lodged a report at the Saadatganj police station.

  • dead body of a middle aged man found hanging from a culvert

    dead body of a middle aged man found hanging from a culvert

    Varanasi. Sensation spread on Thursday morning after the hanging dead body of a middle-aged man was found on a culvert located in Ghamahapur (Bharthara) village of Phulpur police station area. There were injury marks on the face of the deceased. Due to this, the family members doubt his death. Police arrived on the information of the relatives, took the dead body in possession and sent it for postmortem. According to information, Kishan Rajbhar (47) was a resident of Ghamhapur village. He left the house during the day and did not reach home at night. Often he did not go home at night. When the people who went for a walk in the morning saw him hanging face down on the culvert, they informed the family members. The relatives reached the spot and saw that there were injury marks on his face. On this, the relatives expressed the apprehension of his murder and informed the police. Police investigated the spot and sent the body for postmortem.

    According to the information, there is a culvert at some distance from the liquor contract. He was addicted to alcohol. On Wednesday too, he was sitting on the culvert after drinking alcohol. But his body was found in the morning. But the marks on his face were making his death suspicious. Chowki incharge Nandlal Kushwaha told that he was addicted to alcohol and probably died due to excessive drinking. The situation will be clear after the PM report. But the situation in which he was hanging from the police made him more likely to fall. But how he was hanging in the balance is also a mystery.

  • Ten accused of Pardi gang who looted more than 1000 arrested in Ghaziabad

    Ten accused of Pardi gang who looted more than 1000 arrested in Ghaziabad

    The Crime Branch arrested ten accused including the kingpin by revealing the Pardi gang which has committed more than a thousand incidents of loot, theft and dacoity across the country. The kingpin was absconding after the incident of robbery at the doctor’s house in Indirapuram 11 years ago. A reward of 25 thousand was also declared on him.

    Goods worth lakhs, tools and catapult have been recovered from the accused from Sihani Gate, Nagar Kotwali and Tronica City police station. According to the police, the gang members used to carry out incidents of theft, robbery and dacoity in Madhya Pradesh, UP and Delhi.
    DCP City Nipun Aggarwal told that on May 17, Nehru Nagar resident OP Aggarwal, on May 21, Rajat Singhal, a resident of Model Town, Nagar Kotwali area, and on May 28, goods worth lakhs were stolen from Lalit Kashyap’s house in Ansal Colony, Tronica City. The crime branch arrested Salim alias Salik, Virendra Punwar, Amber Punwar, Babbar alias Kala, Charan alias Baichen Pardi, Tau Pardi, Raghav Pardi, Dharmendra and Tintin, residents of Guna Madhya Pradesh, while disclosing the gang. Virender Punwar, Ambar Punwar and Babbar alias Kala are brothers in a relationship. While the other accused are also relatives and acquaintances. Apart from this, the police has also arrested goldsmith Amar Verma, a resident of Karawal Nagar, Delhi. Salim Pardi is the leader of the gang. In the year 2012, along with his accomplices, he looted the house of Dr. Sukhveer Singh, a resident of Niti Khand, Indirapuram. Taking the family hostage, the miscreants had looted goods worth 15 lakhs.

  • Jain temples implemented dress code, put notice board

    Jain temples implemented dress code, put notice board

    Prayagraj: Following the trend of Hindu temples in Uttar Pradesh implementing ‘dress code’ for devotees, Digambar Jain temples in Prayagraj have followed a similar rule.
    ‘Sakal Jain Samaj’ has banned devotees in jeans, half pants, frocks, mutilated clothes as well as gaudy or revealing clothes in addition to the Rishabhdev Taposthali at Shri Digambar Jain Panchayati Temple, Andawa at Zero Road and temples in Katra and Beniganj areas. There is a ban on wearing clothes. Women and girls have been specially requested to cover their heads and enter the temple. Only those who come wearing decent and decent clothes will be allowed entry.
    In this regard, notice boards have also been installed in the temples. Digambar Jain Samaj secretary Rajesh Jain confirmed this and said that henceforth one should enter temples only in decent clothes. Keeping this in mind, the dress code has been implemented. He said that the devotees coming to the temple should try to have darshan by covering their heads. Avoid entering wearing all black clothes. Let us try to set a good example by leading a civilized and well-educated society.
    Akhilesh Chandra Jain, secretary of the Parshwanath Digambar Jain temple, said the community’s renowned saint Acharya Vidyasagar Maharaj has also given instructions to ensure the entry of devotees dressed in decent clothes. He said that information related to dress code has been put up in the temple. Whereas, the information has also been sent to the community members through WhatsApp group.
    Prominent members of the society, including the president of the society, Dinesh Jain, have requested the devotees to come to the temple wearing decent dress.

  • Objectionable picture of Dhirendra Shastri shared on internet, FIR against the accused

    Objectionable picture of Dhirendra Shastri shared on internet, FIR against the accused

    Shahjahanpur (IANS) | In Uttar Pradesh’s Shahjahanpur district, a person allegedly posted an obscene picture of Dhirendra Krishna Shastri of Bageshwar Dham on social media. A case has been registered on him. Circle Officer (Tilhar) Priyank Jain said that Irshad Hussain, a resident of Dabhaura village in Shahjahanpur district, had shared the post on Facebook. Local Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Suresh Sharma Pappu filed a complaint saying the post was obscene and hurt religious sentiments of people. A case has been registered against the accused under sections 153A, 295A and 505(2) of the IPC and the Information Technology (IT) Act.

  • Bank ready to deal with rush of depositors of ₹2000 notes

    Bank ready to deal with rush of depositors of ₹2000 notes

    Separate counters have been made as the number of customers increases.
    Lucknow (IANS) | Around 905 branches of all banks in Lucknow and 12,000 branches across the state are ready to accept and exchange Rs 2,000 notes from Tuesday. As the number of customers increases, separate counters have been made and police help will be taken if needed. Anil Tiwari, media in-charge of the United Forum of Bank Unions, said the rush is unlikely to increase as very few Rs 2,000 notes were in circulation.
    The common man need not worry as the last date for exchange and deposit of these currency notes is September 30, 2023, he said. Tiwari said that account holders whose Know Your Customer (KYC) status is correct can deposit Rs 2,000 notes in their accounts.
    He said, Rs 2000 notes of Rs 10,000 will be deposited in Jan Dhan accounts. These notes can be exchanged between May 23 and September 30 at all banks and regional offices of the Reserve Bank of India. In the meantime, these notes will continue to be legal tender/in circulation. On Monday, Rs 2000 notes worth Rs 9 crore were deposited in all the banks and Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs) in Lucknow.

  • Teachers in UP paid the price for Hindutva campaigns against a song

    Teachers in UP paid the price for Hindutva campaigns against a song

    Uttar Pradesh : Like many children growing up in Uttar Pradesh in the 1980s, Waziruddin, 55, learned to sing Lab Pe Aati Hai Dua, a poem by the renowned Urdu poet Mohammad Iqbal, in school.

    “Everyone, whether Hindus or Muslims, would recite it,” Waziruddin said.

    He added: “Par mahaul ab badal gaya hai.” The situation has changed now.

    He should know. Only four months ago, in December, the former elementary school teacher in a government school in Bareilly was forced out of his job after Hindutva activists objected to a video of his students singing the Iqbal poem in school and accused him of trying to convert some of them to Islam.

    Not only was he terminated from his job as a Shiksha Mitra, the post of a temporary teacher in the state’s government schools, Waziruddin also had to spend 10 days in jail.

    On a complaint by Vishwa Hindu Parishad members, the police filed a first information report against Waziruddin and another teacher under Sections 298 and 153 of the Indian Penal Code, accusing them of hurting religious sentiments and provoking with an intent to cause a riot.