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India Today
5 hours ago
- India Today
Family of UP woman cop, found dead in May, alleges she was sexually assaulted
A 27-year-old woman constable of the Uttar Pradesh Police was found dead in her rented accommodation in Lucknow on May 27. Her body was discovered hanging, in what is now emerging as a case of abetment to suicide following serious allegations of blackmail, sexual exploitation and financial constable, originally from Amroha district, had joined the UP Police in 2019. She was initially posted to Ghazipur police station and had been working at Madiyaon police station for the past two victim's family has accused a man named Satwant, also from Amroha, of repeatedly blackmailing her, sexually exploiting her, and extorting nearly Rs 12.5 lakh from her. The constable was found dead in her house in the Sarvodaya Nagar area. Following the family's complaint, a case of abetment to suicide has been registered against the accused at the Ghazipur police Commissioner of Police (Crime) Babloo Kumar confirmed that Satwant is currently absconding and efforts are on to trace him."Preliminary investigation has revealed that the constable was under severe financial and emotional stress. We are conducting a thorough investigation, and further action will be taken based on the evidence," he said.
Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Lucknow police gears up for peaceful Bakrid celebrations
As the city gears up to celebrate Bakrid on Saturday, Lucknow Police have made elaborate security arrangements to ensure peaceful observance of the festival, with a clear focus on preventing the sacrifice of banned animals and maintaining communal harmony. Joint commissioner of police (law & order) Babloo Kumar said that strict measures are in place to stop the sacrifice of restricted animals. 'Nagar Nigam teams have been deployed across the city, especially in sensitive areas, to ensure no banned animals are sacrificed. Volunteers from the local community have also been engaged to assist and facilitate the celebrations,' he stated. To strengthen coordination and community outreach, Peace Committees have been constituted at every police station in Lucknow. 'Meetings have been held at the level of DCPs involving Peace Committee members. Their concerns have been addressed, and the police department is working in coordination with local leaders to maintain calm and cooperation,' Kumar added. Highlighting the scale of security arrangements, the JCP said that 14 companies of Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC), one unit of Rapid Action Force (RAF), and large contingents of civil police have been deployed throughout the city. Sensitive areas like Aishbagh Eidgah, Teelewali Masjid, and Bada Imambada are under tight security cover, with barricading, RRF presence, and heavy patrolling. The western sector will have round-the-clock PAC deployment, and real-time surveillance will be carried out through CCTV cameras and drone monitoring. Police Response Vehicles (PRVs) are being actively routed for continuous patrolling. 'All officers are on high alert, and our goal is to ensure that the three-day Bakrid celebrations pass peacefully and with full religious dignity,' the JCP assured.
Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
Cops, LMC squads deployed for peaceful Bakrid festivity
Lucknow: With Bakrid on Saturday, Lucknow Police has put in place extensive security measures to ensure a peaceful festival. The key focus this year will be on preventing the sacrifice of banned animals and maintaining communal amity. Joint commissioner of police (law & order) Babloo Kumar said that strict directives were issued against the slaughter of prohibited animals. "Teams from the Lucknow Municipal Corporation have been deployed, particularly in sensitive localities, to monitor and enforce the ban," he said. Local volunteers have also been roped in to assist with the festival arrangements. To bolster community coordination, peace committees were formed at every police station. "DCP-level meetings were conducted with committee members to address concerns and build mutual trust. We're working in close coordination with local leaders to uphold peace," Kumar added. Highlighting the magnitude of security deployment, the JCP said that 14 companies of the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC), one unit of the Rapid Action Force (RAF), and a large number of civil police personnel have been stationed across the city. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo High-security zones such as Aishbagh Eidgah, Teelawaal Mosque, and Bada Imambara will be under intense surveillance, supported by barricading and continuous patrolling. In the western sector, PAC personnel will be deployed round-the-clock, aided by drone surveillance and real-time monitoring through CCTV networks. Police Response Vehicles (PRVs) will be patrolling key routes to maintain swift responsiveness. "All officers are on high alert. Our collective goal is to ensure that the three-day Bakrid festivities are celebrated peacefully and with complete religious respect," Kumar emphasized. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Eid wishes , messages , and quotes !
Time of India
25-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
5 Pak citizens in Lucknow sent back, 3 others given 24 hrs to leave
Lucknow: In the aftermath of Pahalgam attack, five Pakistani citizens who were in Lucknow on short-term tourist visas have been sent back to their country while three others have been told to leave the city within 24 hours. "Eight Pakistani citizens were present in Lucknow on short-term tourist visas. Five have been sent back and three others given the 24-hour deadline to leave," said JCP, law and order, Babloo Kumar. Acting on central govt orders, officials are trying to identify and ensure that Pakistani nationals present under any category of visa in any UP district are immediately sent back. Local police are also monitoring Indian citizens who maintain close ties with Pakistani nationals. A large number of Pakistani nationals, particularly from the Hindu community, have been travelling to India on short-term and long-term visas to meet family or seek Indian citizenship. The responsibility for registering such individuals lies with the district-level police (SPs), while the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) compiles and maintains their data. In light of recent directives from the central govt, Local Intelligence Units are collecting details on all Pakistani nationals present in any UP district.
