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Indian Express
4 days ago
- Indian Express
Man dies after fight over skull cap in Haryana's Panipat; kin allege hate crime, cops deny
A 24-year-old tailor in Haryana's Panipat died last week after being assaulted in an alleged hate crime following an argument over his skull cap. The accused in the case, a 30-year-old man, was sent to judicial custody for 15 days on Monday. The incident took place on May 24 near Flora Chowk in Sector 29. The police identified the deceased as Firdaus Alam alias Asjad Babu and the accused as Narendra alias Shishu Lala. According to the police complaint filed by Alam's elder brother, Asad Raees, on May 24, at around 6 pm, Alam had come to Flora Chowk to visit his in-laws. At 8.30 pm, he went for a walk in the vacant field near Flora Chowk with his friend, Shahnawaz. While returning, he passed in front of Lala's grocery shop, the complaint said. Lala allegedly took Alam's skull cap and wore it. When he was repeatedly asked to return it, he allegedly refused and threw it on the street, as per the complaint. Alam picked up the cap and angrily asked why Lala had thrown it on the road, the complaint said. Lala allegedly got angry at this, brought a stick from his shop, and hit Alam on the head, wounding him. After Lala returned to his shop, Shahnawaz informed Raees about the incident, and the duo took him to multiple government hospitals. He succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment at PGI Rohtak. Alam, who hailed from Kari Virpur village in Bihar's Kishanganj district, stayed in Vikas Nagar with Raees. The brothers did tailoring work together. Following Raees's complaint, an FIR was lodged at the Industrial Sector 29 police station on May 25, and Lala was arrested hours later. Speaking to The Indian Express, Raees alleged that it was a hate crime. 'The fight was over the cap only, and he was beaten up badly with a stick,' he said. 'I have lost my brother, and it will take time to get justice,' he added. However, Police Sub-Inspector Subhash Khasa, Station House Officer, Industrial Sector 29 police station, denied any religious angle to the crime. 'Absolutely not. The accused just wanted to try on the cap, which he might not even have known was a proper skull cap. When he put it on and asked how he looked, the deceased asked him to return it. After that, a fight broke out. There is nothing more in the case, and the investigation is on,' Khasa added. Meanwhile, JD(U) leader and former Bihar MLA Mujahid Alam called for the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act to be invoked against the accused, along with the death penalty, saying that it was a 'clear hate crime'. 'I have met the Haryana DGP regarding this, and written to the chief minister too. If the police are saying there is no religious angle, it is wrong,' he added. It had only been seven months since Alam got married. 'What is there to talk about now? My son-in-law is no more,' his father-in-law, Rizwan Kahlu, said.
Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Haiderpur WTP: Where bodies of Delhi and Haryana's missing persons end up
Around 10pm on April 23, an employee at the Haiderpur water treatment plant (WTP) in Rohini Sector 13 found a headless and limbless decomposing body stuck in the iron filtration nets of the facility. While the situation was disquieting, there was no sense of panic—this being the 10th body to be discovered here this year alone. According to information shared by the police, at least 91 human bodies have been found here from 2022 to April 27, 2025, with an average of 25-30 bodies ending up at the Delhi Jal Board's (DJB's) WTP every year. The reason is geographical: Raw water reaches the Haiderpur WTP through two water channels—Channel Lined Canal (CLC) and Delhi Sub Branch (DSB)—of the Munak Canal, a 102-kilometre-long aqueduct that carries water Yamuna water from Haryana's Karnal, travels south via the Khubru and Mandora barrages, and terminates at the Haiderpur WTP. A senior police officer from the KN Katju Marg police station, on condition of anonymity, said that the Munak Canal has no filtration nets between Haryana and Delhi, due to which bodies from Haryana and other parts of Delhi end up here. As bodies from Haryana take multiple days to reach the Haiderpur WTP, nearly all of them decompose beyond identification and most of them remain unidentified and unclaimed. 'In some instances, killers used the Munak Canal to dispose of bodies of their victims, besides people committing suicides and those suffering accidents. Bodies related to cases from Bawana, Narela and Samaypur Badli also end up at the WTP. In some cases, cars and weapons used in crimes were also thrown to hide or destroy evidence,' the officer said. The CLC is a concrete water route with boundary walls on both sides, while the DSB is a kutcha water channel without boundary walls. Both water channels are 10 to 15 feet deep and separated by a road used by people residing near the Delhi-Haryana border. Deputy commissioner of police (Rohini) Amit Goel said: 'Recovery of human bodies is a regular occurrence, as two to three such incidents are reported every month at the KN Katju Marg police station, keeping many personnel busy identifying the victims and finding their families, establishing the cause of deaths and the circumstances under which they died, registering murder cases and probing them to nab the killers, and performing last rites of unidentified and unclaimed bodies.' Identification challenges In the case of the body found on April 23, police found two Aadhaar cards in the pockets of the victim, issued to Anoop and Mukesh, with both having the same guardian, named Lala. Station house officer (SHO) Pramod Anand of KN Katju Marg police station, perturbed by the discovery of the body within 10 days of another, said the Zonal Integrated Police Network (ZIPNet) pointed to a missing person's complaint filed at Bawana police station on March 15—a day after the Holi festival—naming the person as Anoop, and guardian as Lala. The Bawana police were informed, the missing man's family identified the body and an autopsy suggested that the 27-year-old man's head and limbs were severed due to remaining in water for 40 days. It was concluded that Anoop died of drowning, possibly after accidentally falling into the canal, SHO Anand said. However, not all cases yield clear clues or even faint leads. Police said that of the 91 bodies that ended up here since 2022, only 28 have been identified. Even in cases where bodies are identified and the cause of death established as murder, seven murder cases from 2022 and 2023 registered at the KN Katju Marg police station remain unsolved. '...we were lucky. Despite recovering a highly decomposed, headless and limbless body that was 40 days old, we could identify the victim and connect the case. In fact, luck favoured us second time in a row because the previous victim—a 35-year-old woman's body was recovered on April 13 at the same spot—was also identified and her missing complaint was found registered at the Samaypur Badli police station,' Anand said. But of the 10 bodies recovered this year, the identities of only three were established, while 10 of 25 bodies were identified in 2024 and seven of 27 in 2023, according to police data accessed by HT. DCP Goel said that identifying victims, establishing the circumstances under which their bodies reached the WTP, and the disposal of their bodies are the key challenges personnel of the KN Katju Marg police station face. SHO Anand said that identifying bodies in cases of murder and suicide is an arduous task as compared to identifying victims of accidents. In murder cases, killers adopt several tricks to ensure the victims are not easily identified or their bodies are found, he said. 'In murder cases, you will not find identification documents with the bodies. The limbs of victims are tied and sometimes a heavy object is also tied with the bodies to ensure they remain under water. In some cases, bodies are found without heads and if heads are found, there are chances that the faces were disfigured beyond identification. The longer the bodies stay in water, the faster they decompose and decay. Also, many victims of suicide do not keep their IDs while plunging into the canal. The only chance of identifying a victim is when his or her missing complaint is registered, and the family members identify the body,' Anand said. A dumping hub Besides human bodies, the canals are also hubs for throwing animal carcasses, garbage and waste materials generated in religious events, such as pujas and fire rituals (hawans), by people living in northwest and outer Delhi. All such items flow with the water and eventually, reach the Haiderpur WTP, where three sets of filtration nets are installed to ensure they are removed well before the raw water reaches the filtration machines, said Vivek Paswan, an employee at the Haiderpur WTP whose job is to watch for bodies and other water materials at the first set of filtration nets. 'The frequency of the recovery of bodies increases during summer, as tens of hundreds of people, most of them being children, use the canal for bathing and swimming, and many drown in the process—either because they did not know how to swim or due to suffering fatal injuries while diving into it from a height. At least two employees are deployed near the filtration nets in three shifts every day to spot and remove bodies apart from other garbage items. We alert security guards as soon as a body is found and they, in turn, ring the police up,' Paswan said. Senior police officers said they have decided to raise the issue with Haryana in the next interstate police meeting. They said that until the 1990s, there was a decades-old wire net across the Munak Canal in Haryana, but it was removed as it was blocking waste. 'We will ask our counterparts in the Haryana Police to install filtration next across the canal in their jurisdiction so that bodies from their side do not float into Delhi. If the bodies related to Haryana are found there itself, the chances of their identification would be high,' DCP Goel said.
USA Today
17-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Kenny Lala vs. OGC Nice – Player props & odds to score a goal on May 17
Kenny Lala vs. OGC Nice – Player props & odds to score a goal on May 17 [gambcom-standard rankid="4130" ] Will Kenny Lala score a goal when Stade Brest 29 and OGC Nice square off on Saturday, May 17 at 3:00 PM ET? In the article below, we break down the current stats, trends and odds for this game. Stade Brest 29 played Lille OSC at home in its last match and prevailed by a final score of 2-0. It won despite being outshot by seven in the match, 18 to 11. Want to watch Kenny Lala take on OGC Nice? Stade Brest 29 vs. OGC Nice is streaming live on Fubo! Kenny Lala's Odds to Score a Goal vs. OGC Nice Odds to score a goal next game: +950 Soccer player prop odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Saturday at 12:40 AM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. [gambcom-standard rankid="4142" ] Kenny Lala's 2024-25 Stats This season, he has hit the pitch for 31 matches, getting the ball past the keeper in two of them. Looking at xG (expected goals), Lala is at 0.1, which is 1.9 lower than his actual goal total of two. In terms of assists, he has recorded one in two of the 31 matches he has appeared in this season. From the penalty spot, Lala has scored two goals on two attempts. So far in the 2024-25 season, he is averaging 0.3 shots per match (nine total). Stade Brest 29 vs. OGC Nice Scoring Insights Stade Brest 29 has scored 52 goals in 33 matches this season (seventh in Ligue 1), and Nice has conceded 41 goals in 33 matches (seventh in league). Nice is fifth in Ligue 1 in goals scored (60 overall, 1.8 per game), and Stade Brest 29 is 17th in goals conceded (53 overall, 1.6 per game). In terms of goal differential, Stade Brest 29 is 11th in Ligue 1 at -1. In terms of goal differential, Nice is fourth in Ligue 1 at +19. Stade Brest 29 vs. OGC Nice Match Info Matchup: Stade Brest 29 at Nice Stade Brest 29 at Nice Time: 3:00 PM ET 3:00 PM ET Date: May 17, 2025 May 17, 2025 Venue: Allianz Rivera Allianz Rivera Live stream: Watch this game on Fubo Watch Stade Brest 29 vs. OGC Nice on Fubo More Player Props: [gambcom-standard rankid="4338" ]
Perth Now
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Lala Kent to undergo biopsy amid health scare
Lala Kent is set to undergo a biopsy after doctors discovered an abnormality in her eye. The 34-year-old reality star has revealed via social media that she will undergo a biopsy, after seeking a second opinion about her recent eye trouble. Lala said on her Instagram Story: "I wanted to update you guys, because I did that video on Mother's Day about my eye situation. "So, I originally went to an eye doctor, and he was like, 'Oh yeah, it just looks like an inflamed pinguecula,' right? And a lot of people wrote in and were saying that same type of thing, or maybe it was allergies." Lala wasn't satisfied with her initial diagnosis and so she decided to seek another opinion. The former 'Vanderpump Rules' star shared: "For some reason, that just didn't feel right because the drops they gave me weren't working. "I went to a doctor's appointment today - to a doctor that came very highly recommended - and he looked at it and said, 'I do not think it is at all. I actually want to biopsy it because, to me, it looks like it could be pre-cancer.' So, they're trying to expedite surgery to remove it and see what it actually is." Lala admitted that she's been "obsessing" about the discoloration in her eye over recent weeks. The reality star then explained that doctors plan to numb her eye in order to remove the mass for testing. She said: "I was like, 'That is so weird. What is that?' A week and a half ago, it started becoming an actual - it looked like a blister to me … Again, it could be nothing, and that is the hope that when they go in that it's nothing. "They'll either put a stitch or they do a skin graft from the back of the eyelid … I don't know. I'm kind of freaking out a little." Lala confessed that she's been fretting about her health over recent weeks. She confessed: "I'll have friends who come to me when they're going through a health situation, and I'm like, 'It's going to be fine. You'll be good. We're gonna figure it out. We'll cross bridges when we get to them'. "Then, when you're placed in this situation, all you can do is just sit here and stress and think about every possible horrendous situation, and all of the advice that you give to people completely goes out the window."
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NCIS: Origins Stars Pitch a Ghosts Crossover for Dead (?) Lala — WATCH
The following contains spoilers from the Season 1 finale, now streaming on Paramount+. Whatever the fate of Special Agent Lala Dominguez, NCIS: Origins star Mariel Molino is determined to stay in the CBS family. More from TVLine Burning Fire Country Finale Question, Answered: Where Were All the Masks? Elsbeth's Carrie Preston, EP Talk Finale's 'Crazy,' Star-Studded Musical Number and Filling the Kaya Void Ghosts EPs Talk Finale's 'Perilous' Jay Cliffhanger, Pete and Alberta's Big Moment - Plus, Grade It! As NCIS: Origins' freshman run drew to a close on April 28, Lala was on her way to find 'probie' Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Austin Stowell) at the family home he is readying to finally sell — to deliver the news that she convince MP investigator to not arrest him for the murder of cartel boss Pedro Hernandez — when a small girl darted out into the road. Lala steered to miss the child, and flipped her Jeep in the process. Lala was last seen dangling upside down in the driver's seat, bleeding profusely. It's easy to assume that Lala died on the spot (and I've said a lot on why that'd be the very best version of the powerful and heartbreaking finale), but Origins showrunners David J. North and Gina Lucita Monreal are not confirming the character's fate, yet. Now that Lala's mortality has been called into question, TVLine checked in with Molino again, at Wednesday night's CBS Fest '25 event celebrating the network's recently revealed 2025-26 schedule. 'Oh, man…. I hope she comes back. I hope that she's alive,' Molino said, standing with co-stars Stowell and Kyle Schmid. 'But who knows. '[The] NCIS [franchise] has taken big swings before with characters and their futures, so it's tough to say, the actress added. 'Turn on those candles and pray, please!' Schmid noted that Molino has another gig lined up — she'll appear in Season 2 of Max's Vgly, due out this fall — while Stowell said that, worst case for Lala, 'the back-up plan is to move her over to Ghosts,' which of course also airs on CBS. 'Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll be a ghost on Ghosts. I can always be on Ghosts,' Molino nodded. That, or, 'Lala's ghost gets a spinoff,' she quipped. Want scoop on , or for any other TV show? Shoot an email to , and your question may be answered via Matt's Inside Line! Best of TVLine Yellowjackets' Tawny Cypress Talks Episode 4's Tai/Van Reunion: 'We're All Worried About Taissa' Vampire Diaries Turns 10: How Real-Life Plot Twists Shaped Everything From the Love Triangle to the Final Death Vampire Diaries' Biggest Twists Revisited (and Explained)
