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Rakyat Post
17 hours ago
- Rakyat Post
[Watch] Chinese National Breaks Into University In Subang Jaya, Slashes Girlfriend's Neck
Subscribe to our FREE A man allegedly became dissatisfied after having a dispute with his girlfriend and broke into a university campus, slashing his girlfriend's neck in front of everyone! According to social media postings, the man is alleged to have domestic violence tendencies and had previously illegally confined his girlfriend at home. This time, the girlfriend managed to escape and went to school for classes, which is believed to have angered him, leading him to chase her onto the campus to harm her. A video circulating online shows what appears to be a couple having a dispute, with the boyfriend losing emotional control and using a fruit knife to slash his girlfriend's neck, causing her to bleed profusely and struggle on the ground. The woman bled heavily after being slashed, lying on the ground with a pale complexion. Video Shows Continued Assault According to the video, after the incident, the man allegedly continued to tightly restrain his girlfriend tightly, pulling her hair and refusing to let go. Nearby witnesses and police officers quickly stepped forward to stop the man; the woman appeared pale and occasionally let out painful moans. The video shows witnesses immediately using a towel to press against the woman's slashed neck after the incident; police officers took the man away. This incident allegedly occurred on Monday afternoon (14 July) at a well-known private university in Subang Jaya; the couple involved in the conflict are reportedly both Chinese nationals. Police Weigh In Assistant Commissioner Wan Azlan bin Wan Mamat, Subang Jaya District Police Chief, said officers received a police report at approximately 6:30 PM on that day regarding a foreign national man who had injured his female companion, also a foreign national, at a private university in Subang Jaya using a knife. The 20-year-old victim sustained lacerations to the left side of her neck and was taken to University Malaya Medical Centre's emergency department, where she was placed in the red zone for further treatment. Police confirmed the victim is in stable condition. The 21-year-old suspect, described as the victim's former boyfriend, was arrested immediately following the incident. The motive behind the attack remains under investigation. The case is being investigated under Section 324 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. If convicted, the offence carries a penalty of imprisonment for up to 10 years, a fine, or whipping, or any combination of these punishments. Police are requesting that anyone with additional information contact the Subang Jaya District Control Centre at 03-78627100 or the investigating officer, Inspector Fadizah Ajamin, at 019-8582166. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
Washington Post
2 days ago
- Washington Post
Scrape, paint, repeat: D.C.'s never-ending war on graffiti and stickers
In its war against graffiti, stickering and illegally posted signs, the District has found a resilient foe. As fast as the Department of Public Works crews remove the spray-painted tags and slapped-on stickers, more show up to replace them. The city hasn't lost the fight, but it hasn't won it either. And there is no end in sight.
India.com
3 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
As Nimisha Priya's execution nears, bad news from this country where three Indians are sentenced to death, country is..., Indian govt...
(Representational image: New Delhi: Indian nurse Nimisha Priya has been sentenced to death in a murder case in Yemen and she will be executed on July 16 as per the latest reports. Despite the efforts of Nimisha's family, the Indian government and many organizations, the possibility of Nimisha's execution being postponed seems very low. Amidst Nimisha's case, a court in Indonesia has also sentenced three Indians to death. Who are the three Indians? Three Indians have been sentenced to death in Indonesia after being found guilty of drug trafficking. The country's High Court has also upheld the conviction of all three. These three Indians sentenced to death in Indonesia are Raju Muthukumaran, Selvadurai Dinakaran and Govindasamy Vimalkandan. All three are currently in jail. What does India say? The Indian Ambassador to Indonesia, Sandeep Chakraborty, has formally called for a re-investigation into the case. Sandeep Chakraborty said that we have demanded a resumption of the investigation. All witnesses, including the captain and crew of the ship, should also be thoroughly investigated. Sandip Chakraborty said, 'We have faith in the Indonesian judicial system. We believe that due process should be followed in the investigation. We have seen many discrepancies in the investigation. All evidence, including mobile phone records, has not been examined. Death penalty is a harsh decision and this punishment can be given only in the rarest of rare cases. In such a situation, this case should be investigated again.' What is the case? Indian citizens, Raju Muthukumaran, Selvadurai Dinakaran and Govindasamy Vimalkandan were arrested in July last year from a Singapore-flagged ship near Karimun Island in Indonesia's Riau Islands. It was claimed that all three were smuggling narcotic drugs. A case was filed against all three and the District Court of Tanjung Balai Karimun found them guilty and sentenced them to death. The high court has also upheld the death sentence of these three. All three may be executed in the coming days. On the other hand, India's diplomatic mission has accused Indonesian authorities of negligence from arrest to trial proceedings. The Indian government is putting pressure through its diplomatic channels for legal and humanitarian assistance for its three citizens.
Washington Post
4 days ago
- General
- Washington Post
Parents push D.C. to expand Spanish immersion schools for older students
When Robin Roesch moved to Capitol Hill in 2018, she knew almost nothing about the nearby elementary school she'd eventually send her daughters. Over the years, Shirley Chisholm Elementary School has been transformed by the same forces shaping other District schools. The campus, previously known as Tyler Elementary, got Whiter and attracted wealthier families as the neighborhood around it gentrified. More Hispanic families also started enrolling their children. In 2023, despite resistance from some families, it expanded an existing dual-language Spanish immersion program to serve the entire student body.
NDTV
5 days ago
- Politics
- NDTV
What Is Operation Baam, Massive Baloch Separatist Attack In Pakistan
New Delhi: At least five people, including women and children, were injured in a grenade attack in Turbat, Balochistan, on Wednesday. Violence escalated across the province following the launch of Operation Baam by the banned separatist group Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF). According to police and local media reports, unidentified assailants on motorcycles hurled a hand grenade at the residence of Muhammad Younis in the Absar area of Turbat, part of the Kech district in southern Balochistan. The explosion occurred in the backyard of the house, injuring residents Hajra, Mahlab, Fatima, Naz Gul, and Muhammad Ibrahim, all of whom were rushed to the District Hospital Turbat for treatment, as per Pakistani outlet Dawn. The same day, a police check post in Sibi was also targeted in a similar grenade attack, though no injuries were reported. These incidents followed a sweeping series of coordinated attacks launched late Tuesday night across Balochistan under what the BLF calls "Operation Baam", meaning "dawn". At least 17 separate attacks were reported in the districts of Panjgur, Surab, Kech, and Kharan, marking one of the most significant insurgent operations in the province in recent years. According to the BLF, Operation Baam represents a strategically synchronised offensive targeting military installations, police outposts, communication infrastructure, and administrative facilities. In a statement released to the media, BLF spokesperson Major Gwahram Baloch claimed responsibility for the campaign and said, "The resistance has entered a new phase. Operation Baam is designed to demonstrate that Baloch fighters are capable of launching large-scale, synchronised operations across vast geography," as per news agency ANI. He added that the campaign was intended to inflict both "human and material losses" on Pakistani security forces, though exact details of casualties and damage remain unclear. Local sources and media reports indicate that the attacks severely disrupted telecommunication networks, particularly in Kech and Panjgur, where partial blackouts were reported. Security forces have launched search and clearance operations in the affected regions, but as of Thursday morning, there was no statement from the federal government on the scale of the damage or number of casualties. While the Pakistani military has yet to issue an official response, security personnel were observed increasing patrols and checkpoints in key areas of Balochistan. The BLF is one of several Baloch separatist groups fighting against the government for more than 20 years. They want more control over Balochistan's natural resources and greater political freedom. The province is rich in minerals but remains poor and underdeveloped. People in the region have long complained about being treated unfairly, missing persons, and a lack of economic opportunities.
