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Time of India
30-05-2025
- Time of India
Ludhiana man sentenced to life for murdering mother after argument over food
Ludhiana: A local court sentenced a person to life imprisonment for the murder of his mother after an argument with her over food. The court of additional sessions judge (fast track court) Sandeep Singh Bajwa also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 on the convict. On Oct 15, 2017, Shimlapuri police booked the accused, Munish Kumar of Paras Ram Nagar, Bathinda, currently residing in Shimlapuri, under section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Court for killing his mother. According to the prosecution, on that date, Chander Parkash, the complainant, recorded a statement with the police that they are two brothers and three sisters. His younger brother, Munish Kumar, aged about 25 years, was unmarried and was unemployed for the past three years. Their father is a retired railway employee and works in AC Market. Munish often argued with their parents when asked to find work and would even beat their mother, Raj Rani. On Oct 14, 2017, their father went to Bathinda, and he left for work at 12 noon. At home, only their mother, Raj Rani, and Munish were present. Around 9.27pm, the complainant received a call from Munish who confessed that around 3pm, he argued with their mother over food. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo When she refused to give him food and taunted him, Munish, in anger, pushed her into the bed box and slit her throat with a sharp iron saw blade. The complainant rushed home and found his mother's dead body inside the bed box with her throat cut. He informed their father and other relatives and requested the police to take legal action against Munish. Police booked the accused for murder, later arrested him, and after completing the investigation, presented a chargesheet against him in court. During the trial of the case, the accused pleaded false implication and claimed he never committed the murder of his mother. The court, after appreciating the evidence on record, held that the circumstances presented by the prosecution establish a clear and continuous chain of events, indicating that the accused, Munish Kumar @ Maanshu, was the last person present with the deceased, Raj Rani. It observed that this is supported by the testimony of the complainant, Chander Prakash (rosecution witness 1), and other circumstances. "The accused has failed to offer any explanation regarding the injuries sustained by Raj Rani, including the fatal throat slit, nor has he produced any evidence to support his defence. These factors collectively point to the conclusion that the accused is responsible for the murder of Raj Rani," the court observed. It held that, therefore, the issue is decided in favour of the prosecution and against the accused. MSID:: 121491595 413 |
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Time of India
5 men, who robbed youth after tying him to tree, arrested
Mohali: Four days after a youth was robbed and thrashed after being tied to a tree in a park in Phase 9, Mohali police arrested five persons, including a minor, allegedly involved in the crime. The victim, Munish Kumar of Sector 69, was made to transfer Rs 16,000 via Google Pay to accounts of assailants, who also took away his mobile phone and a silver chain. The incident occurred in the early hours on May 19. DSP City 2 Harsimran Singh Ball acting on the complaint filed at Phase 8 police station, police arrested Baljot Singh alias Ladi and Gurjashan Singh of Sohana, Gagandeep Singh alias Gaggu of Amb Sahib Colony, Anmolpreet Singh of Nanhera village (Patiala), and a minor. According to the police, the incident took place when Munish was lured to the park through a message received on a dating app. The sender asked about his well-being and offered to meet him. Soon after, Munish was picked up and taken to the Phase 9 park, where he was attacked by three unidentified youths. The attackers tied Munish to a tree and beat him up. Under duress, he was forced to transfer Rs 1,000 via Google Pay from his own account. When that wasn't enough, the assailants threatened to kill him unless he arranged more money. Fearing for his life, Munish managed to get Rs 15,000 transferred from his uncles—all sent directly to the attackers' accounts. After securing the money, the culprits snatched his silver chain and mobile phone and fled. The DSP said the breakthrough came after the minor was apprehended and questioned, revealing the identities of the remaining suspects. The minor was produced before a juvenile court and sent to a correctional facility. The other four were presented in court and remanded to police custody for two days for further investigation and recovery of stolen items. Police are currently working to recover the mobile phone, silver chain, and the money transferred during the incident. MSID:: 121365835 413 | Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Brother's Day wishes , messages and quotes !
Time of India
25-04-2025
- Time of India
Company driver gets life for murder of employee in 2020
Ludhiana: The driver of a company has been sentenced to a life in prison for the murder of an employee five years ago. The court of Amandeep Kaur, additional sessions judge, has also imposed a fine of Rs 70,000 on him, failing to pay which he will have to undergo rigorous imprisonment for one-and-a-half more years. The convict, Manpreet Singh Mani, is a resident of Ranjodh Park in Haibowal Kalan. The complainant, Munish Kumar, said he was a salesman and his maternal uncle's son, Subhash Jaiswal, the victim, was also employed at the same firm — Param Wine NK and Company — where Manpreet was a driver. He said Subhash met him on July 19, 2020 evening and told him that Manpreet had a fight with him at the liquor shop and threatened to kill him. On hearing this, Munish said he called the driver and told him that they all work for the same company and should resolve the issue amicably. That very night, the owner of the company, Johney Baba, called Munish and said someone had given a sword blow to Subhash at the liquor shop of South City canal, and that he was injured in the incident. On hearing this, Munish rushed to the South Canal bridge and found Subhash Jaiswal lying dead inside the liquor shop. Rajinder Kumar, another employee of the same firm, said Subhash and he were preparing to go to bed after closing the liquor shop when Manpreet called Subhash from outside and killed him with a sword blow, Munish said in his complaint to police. A case was registered against the accused. The next day, PAU police booked him under IPC sections 302 (murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence).
