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Hindustan Times
21 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Jammu road rage accused still on the run
Two days on, the 'influential' accused in Jammu road rage case that left a senior citizen critically injured, is still absconding with police conducting raids to nab him. In the footage, it is seen that speeding Thar first collided with the scooty from the opposite direction resulting which the victim fell, the car driver is then seen deliberately driving in reverse hitting the old man for the second time resulting in serious injuries. (File) The accused, identified as Manan Anand, 21, son of an 'influential' contractor Rajinder Anand, of Nanak Nagar, hit the old man identified as Kamalkant Dutta, 68, of Gandhi Nagar twice on Sunday afternoon around 1.30 pm. The victim battles is in a critical condition at the ICU of government medical college here. Gandhi Nagar police station house officer, inspector Arun Prakash said, 'The accused has not been arrested yet but we are conducting raids. We hope to arrest him this evening.' The CCTV footage of the incident has gone viral on social media. In the footage, it is seen that speeding Thar first collided with the scooty from the opposite direction resulting which the victim fell, the car driver is then seen deliberately driving in reverse hitting the old man for the second time resulting in serious injuries. Jammu Police, late Tuesday, issued a statement mentioning that section 109 of BNSS has been invoked against the accused. 'As per initial information received from a reliable source, a Mahindra Thar bearing Jammu registration number being driven in a rash and negligent manner from Gandhi Nagar towards Green Belt Park, collided with a scooty near Allora Textiles, Green Belt Park, at approximately 1.30pm. The scooty, which was coming from the opposite direction, was struck by the Thar, resulting in injuries to the rider. The injured individual was shifted to GMC Jammu by passers-by, while the Thar driver fled from the spot,' it stated. On this basis, FIR was registered under Sections 281 and 125(a) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNSS) at Gandhi Nagar police station. Subsequently, SHO PS Gandhi Nagar and his team acted swiftly upon receiving the information and have ensured that all critical evidence are being seized and scrutinised to corroborate facts and as material evidence in the case. CCTV footage of the incident was obtained and the statement of an eyewitness was recorded, which revealed a more serious aspect of the case. 'It came to light that after the initial collision, the driver of the Thar reversed the vehicle and deliberately hit the victim again, resulting in grievous injuries. In light of the statement recorded and other material evidences collected, Section 109 of BNS is being invoked,' it added. The vehicle has been seized. The owner of the vehicle, the accused's father, has been detained for questioning, and a manhunt is underway to trace and arrest the driver, who is presently absconding, it stated. Meanwhile, regional transport officer Jasbir Singh in Jammu informed that the vehicle has been blacklisted. 'We checked our records and found that driving license has not been issued against the vehicle and we have decided that it will not be issued for this vehicle, even if the owner applied,' he said.
The Sun
6 days ago
- The Sun
Motoring influencer and brother jailed for false police report in Muar
MUAR: Motoring influencer Tengku Nizaruddin Tengku Zainudin, known as 'Ija,' and his younger brother, Tengku Abdul Aziz, were each sentenced to one month in jail and fined RM1,500 by the Magistrates' Court for lodging a false police report. Both pleaded guilty to their charges before Magistrate Suzana Mokhtar. Tengku Nizaruddin, 38, was charged under Section 109 of the Penal Code for abetting his brother in providing false information to police, claiming he had gone missing on July 14. His brother, Tengku Abdul Aziz, 30, was separately charged under Section 182 for filing the false report at Lenga police station. Deputy public prosecutors Nur Ameerah Allaudeen and Yasmin Mohd Piah argued for both imprisonment and a fine, stressing the offence wasted police and fire department resources. 'This case has drawn public attention, and we hope it serves as a deterrent,' they said. Defence lawyer Nor Hafizah Abdullah, representing both brothers, pleaded for leniency, stating they were remorseful, had apologised, and were first-time offenders. 'They are breadwinners with families and cooperated fully with authorities,' she said. The false report led to a search operation after Tengku Nizaruddin's car was found submerged in Sungai Tui, Bukit Kepong. Investigations later revealed he had staged the incident, left for Thailand via Padang Besar, and booked a flight to Hat Yai. CCTV footage also placed him at Seremban Bus Terminal. - Bernama
Hindustan Times
7 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Employer thwarts murder attempt as man tries to stab ex-girlfriend at Nalasopara medical shop
MUMBAI: A 22-year-old man was arrested for attempting to murder his former girlfriend with a chopper at her workplace in Nalasopara West on Tuesday evening. The swift intervention of her employer not only thwarted the attack but likely saved the 20-year-old woman's life. Employer thwarts murder attempt as man tries to stab ex-girlfriend at Nalasopara medical shop The accused, Sohail Shaikh, allegedly stormed into the Lotus Medical Store near Karari Mills, where the woman worked, and attempted to stab her following a bitter breakup. The medical store is owned by 33-year-old Vishal Vyavar, who suffered serious injuries while intervening. According to police, Shaikh — a resident of the same locality — had been harassing the woman for the past three months, repeatedly threatening her after she ended the relationship. On Tuesday, he first visited her home looking for her, but upon learning she was at work, he made his way to the shop. 'He entered the store and started abusing her. When she asked him to leave, he pulled out a chopper from his pocket and lunged at her,' said an officer from the Nalasopara police station. At that critical moment, Vyavar walked into the store and wrestled the weapon out of Shaikh's hands, stopping the blow aimed at the woman's stomach. In the scuffle, Shaikh slashed Vyavar's hand and face before fleeing the scene. The woman raised an alarm, alerting passersby and the police. Vyavar, bleeding from multiple injuries, was rushed to Petite Hospital in Vasai. Based on the woman's statement and eyewitness accounts, a case of attempted murder under Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been registered against Shaikh, who was later arrested. 'Shaikh had been harassing her for weeks. We had warned him earlier. On Tuesday, he came home first, looking for her. When he found out she was at work, he rushed off. We called the police but by then it was too late,' said her uncle, Ganesh Ghadigaonkar. Senior inspector Vishal Valvi of the Nalasopara police confirmed Shaikh's arrest late Tuesday night. 'We are interrogating him and further investigation is underway,' Valvi said.
Malaysian Reserve
19-07-2025
- Malaysian Reserve
Motoring influencer suspected of faking disappearance, fleeing abroad
MUAR — Motoring influencer Tengku Nizaruddin Tengku Zainudin (picture), 38, who was reported missing after his car allegedly plunged into Sungai Tui, Jalan Bukit Kepong here last Monday, is believed to have staged his own disappearance and fled to a neighbouring country. Muar police chief ACP Raiz Mukhliz Azman Aziz said investigations showed that the suspect's younger brother was also involved by providing false information for personal reasons. He said Tengku Abd Aziz, 30, lodged a report at the Lenga Police Station claiming that his brother, also known as Ija, went missing while heading to Muar to repair his car. 'A search and rescue operation was launched after the case was classified as a missing person. However, further investigation raised doubts about the report, and police believe the disappearance was fabricated. 'Investigations also revealed that the suspect had submerged his wife's Perodua Axia in the river before fleeing to a neighbouring country. His brother later admitted to being complicit and pretending to help with the search,' he said in a statement today. Raiz Mukhliz said statements from both individuals have been recorded and further investigation will proceed once police obtain an order to investigate (OTI) from the deputy public prosecutor. The case is being investigated under Section 182 of the Penal Code for providing false information and Section 109 for abetting a criminal offence. Earlier, media reported that the man, a businessman and vehicle accessories shop owner, had gone missing after the Perodua Axia he was driving was believed to have plunged into the river. — BERNAMA
The Sun
19-07-2025
- The Sun
Motoring influencer fakes disappearance, flees abroad
MUAR: Motoring influencer Tengku Nizaruddin Tengku Zainudin, 38, who was reported missing after his car allegedly plunged into Sungai Tui, Jalan Bukit Kepong here last Monday, is believed to have staged his own disappearance and fled to a neighbouring country. Muar police chief ACP Raiz Mukhliz Azman Aziz said investigations showed that the suspect's younger brother was also involved by providing false information for personal reasons. He said Tengku Abd Aziz, 30, lodged a report at the Lenga Police Station claiming that his brother, also known as Ija, went missing while heading to Muar to repair his car. 'A search and rescue operation was launched after the case was classified as a missing person. However, further investigation raised doubts about the report, and police believe the disappearance was fabricated. 'Investigations also revealed that the suspect had submerged his wife's Perodua Axia in the river before fleeing to a neighbouring country. His brother later admitted to being complicit and pretending to help with the search,' he said in a statement today. Raiz Mukhliz said statements from both individuals have been recorded and further investigation will proceed once police obtain an order to investigate (OTI) from the deputy public prosecutor. The case is being investigated under Section 182 of the Penal Code for providing false information and Section 109 for abetting a criminal offence. Earlier, media reported that the man, a businessman and vehicle accessories shop owner, had gone missing after the Perodua Axia he was driving was believed to have plunged into the river. - Bernama
