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Time of India
9 hours ago
- Time of India
Missing boy's remains found in Mohangarh
Jaisalmer: Tension gripped Jaisalmer's Mohangarh police station area Monday after remains of a child's body were found. Mohangarh police arrived at the scene and summoned the forensic team. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The remains were quite old and scattered, suggesting that the body was eaten by animals. The police are carrying out a detailed investigation into the incident. From the clothes found at the site, the body was identified as that of 8-year-old Suraj Meghwal, son of Gumanaram, who disappeared from home 11 days ago. The family identified the body. The remains have been sent for FSL analysis and DNA testing. The medical board will conduct a post-mortem before the remains are handed over to the family. Mohangarh station officer Nathu Singh stated that Gumanaram Meghwal's son, a resident of Mandha village, went missing on the morning of May 23 while playing outside his maternal grandparents' home in Mohangarh. Despite extensive search, the child was not found, and a missing person report was filed at Mohangarh police station on May 24. The family informed the police that the child was mentally challenged and could neither speak nor hear. The police registered a missing person case and began an active search. The SHO reported that Monday afternoon, information was received about the discovery of the child's skeletal remains, along with clothes, in the forest three kilometres from Mohangarh. Officer Nathu Singh and his team proceeded to the site and took possession of the child's clothes and scattered remains, which appeared to have been bitten by animals. Suspecting the remains and clothes to be those of the missing 8-year-old, the family was called to the spot, where they identified Suraj. The police have stated that the FSL team will conduct DNA testing, and a post-mortem will be performed by the medical board before handing over the remains to the family.
Hindustan Times
18 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Four killed as car rams into truck in Haryana's Mahendergarh
Four men in their 20s were killed when their Hyundai Verna car rammed into a truck near Unhani village in Mahendergarh early on Monday, police said. The deceased were identified as Gaurav and Sachin, both residents of Shikohpur village in Gurugram district, Kanwar Pal of Gurugram's Panchgaon village and Ankit Kumar of Uttar Pradesh. Kanina police station house officer Rakesh Kumar said that the incident took place around 2am when the four persons were going to Gurugram after attending a function at Gaurav's sister's house at Nimhera village. 'The car driver lost control as the road was damaged and rammed into the truck. Such was the impact of the crash that a crane had to be requisitioned to extricate the bodies. The victims were taken to the civil hospital at Kanina for post-mortem and their families were informed,' the SHO said.
The Print
5 days ago
- Politics
- The Print
Punjab CM Mann lashes out at Akali leader Majithia
Mann slammed Majithia for allegedly politicizing the Amritsar blast incident in which a man died after trying to retrieve the explosive material. The chief minister's reaction came after Majithia consistently attacked the state government over the law and order issue. Chandigarh, May 28 (PTI) Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Wednesday lashed out at SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, accusing him of trying to 'mislead people with baseless propaganda' against the AAP government. 'Majithia questions law and order. But who is he to speak? During your regime, an SHO was shot while trying to protect the honour of his daughter, and slogans of 'Majithia Zindabad' were raised. Have you forgotten this,' he asked. The CM reminded people of the Nabha jailbreak incident during the erstwhile Akali regime and questioned the accountability of leaders like Majithia. In an official statement, Mann alleged that Akali leaders 'enabled drug mafias and gangsters, flooding Punjab with drugs and crime'. 'Whenever drug smugglers or mafias are caught, their connections inevitably lead back to Akali leaders,' Mann alleged. 'Majithia represents a legacy where the poor were jailed for standing up, while the powerful looted Punjab without consequence,' he claimed. 'The Akali Dal built an empire of corruption, allowing unchecked gangsters and smugglers to thrive. Now, they try to posture as saviours of Punjab. The people will no longer buy into their lies,' he said. 'Unlike Majithia, who thinks only of his personal benefits, my government is committed to policies that prioritize Punjab's common people. We will never sign off on any policy that harms Punjab or its people,' Mann said. The CM also hit out at Majithia's 'hypocrisy' in calling for law and order reforms. 'Under Badals and Majithia's leadership, Akali Dal became a symbol of lawlessness and greed. They are responsible for throwing Punjab into the quagmire of drugs and crime,' Mann further alleged. 'Every election, I have declared my assets. My wealth has consistently reduced because I serve Punjab, not myself. Can Majithia say the same,' Mann asked. The CM issued a warning to leaders who indulge in corrupt practices. 'Those who exploit the poor and rob Punjab will face justice. No amount of wealth can shield you from the consequences of your actions. Remember, the prayers of the poor and honest always reach God, and their curses are unstoppable,' he stated. PTI CHS KVK KVK This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
6-yr-old girl raped by uncle in Bulandshahr; accused held
Meerut: A 6-year-old girl, playing outside her house in Bulandshahr, was allegedly lured away and raped by her 45-year-old uncle, police said on Wednesday. The incident took place on Tuesday evening. The Class 2 student's mother, who lodged the police complaint, said the accused, a daily wager, lives in their locality. "My daughter came home crying, and blood was oozing out from her private parts. She narrated the incident to me and fainted. We rushed her to the hospital, from where she was referred to a higher medical centre in Meerut," her mother told police. Dr Diwakar Chaudhary, emergency medical officer (EMO) at Meerut medical centre, said the child was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday night. "She underwent surgery and is now stable. She is kept under medical attention and may get discharged in a day or two," Chaudhary told TOI. SHO Md Aslam said the accused had been convicted for murder earlier and was out on bail. "In 2013, the accused and two others killed a man from their village over a land dispute. They were convicted of murder by a lower court and sentenced to life imprisonment but later came out on bail," the SHO said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Dermatologista recomenda: simples truque elimina o fungo facilmente Acabe com o Fungo Undo Vikas Pratap Chauhan, CO, said that based on the complaint, an FIR under BNS Section 65(2) (rape), 351(2), and relevant sections of the Pocso Act has been registered. "The accused has been arrested by the police. He was shot in the leg during retaliatory firing from police. The victim is hospitalised, and further investigation is underway," Chauhan said. The incident has triggered outrage among locals. "Had he not been given bail, my daughter could be safe. How will she live a normal life now? Whom should we blame for the sin?" her mother said, demanding the death penalty for the accused.
Indian Express
6 days ago
- Politics
- Indian Express
No phones, don't sit in one spot: Lutyens Delhi Police get new directions after India-Pak tensions
Don't use your mobile phones. Don't be seated in one spot. Ensure maximum visibility — instructions were issued to police stations in Lutyens' Delhi to be more vigilant after tensions escalated between India and Pakistan earlier this month. The directive to 'ensure maximum visibility and presence of police staff in the area' was issued by New Delhi district DCP (Deputy Commissioner of Police) Devesh Kumar Mahla on Tuesday. Station House Officers (SHOs) have been directed to conduct briefings of police staff in public places and instruct their officers not to use their phones or sit in one spot while on duty. Among the 15 police districts in the national capital, New Delhi comprises 10 police stations headed by SHOs and overseen by five ACPs. The New Delhi district is considered highly sensitive due to the presence of residences of VVIPs, politicians, and foreign dignitaries. Public briefings, checks According to the order seen, seen by The Indian Express, 'morning and evening briefings of staff (in proper uniform) shall be conducted by SHOs at prominent and highly visible public areas within their respective jurisdictions every day.' If the SHO is unavailable — on leave or other valid reasons — another inspector at the police station shall conduct the briefing. The order further said point-wise checking and briefing of staff deployed on picket duty (both permanent and temporary) shall be conducted by the SHO, or, in case of his justified absence, by another inspector of the police station at least twice in each shift. Additionally, the SDPO (Sub-Divisional Police Officer), who is an Assistant Commissioner of Police-level officer, shall conduct a briefing once during each shift. While checking and briefing picket staff, the SHO and SDPO shall ensure there are at least three barricades in good condition with fluorescent and reflective tape at the picket. Besides, there should be a minimum staff of three personnel with arms and ammunition, body-worn cameras and umbrellas for shade. At night, in addition to the above, the picket staff must have blinkers, shoulder lights and fluorescent jackets. The order said staff must be cautioned to not use a mobile phone in public view. At any point, personnel should not sit together, with no checking being conducted. The conduct of the staff should be good and professional, the directions stated. Checking and briefing staff on motorcycle duty shall also be conducted by the SHO. In case of his absence, the order said, it should be carried out by another inspector at least two times in each shift and once by the SDPO in each shift. The SHO and SDPO shall ensure that two personnel are assigned to one motorcycle. If this isn't the case, then two motorcycles shall patrol as a buddy pair. One of the motorcycle staff must have arms and ammunition, a checking register and body-worn camera with them.
