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Time of India
25-05-2025
- Time of India
Two constables attacked for trying to stop loud DJ in UP; 2 held
Lucknow: Police personnel, who went to stop a DJ in Talkatora area, were beaten up and their uniforms were torn. The police registered a case and arrested two persons in this connection. Inspector Kuldeep Dubey said that constables Amit Kumar and Rinkal, posted in UP 112, were patrolling the area in a PRV vehicle on Thursday night. At around 12 o'clock at night, information was received about loud DJ music being played in Murau Tola. The police personnel, who reached the spot, saw that the DJ music was playing louder than the set standard and some people were fighting over the DJ. Both the policemen tried to pacify them. At this point, two persons, identified as Rahul and Rajiv Kumar, started pushing Kumar. When a fellow policeman protested, he was also beaten up and the uniforms of both were torn. When the constables took out an MDT (video recording and information gathering device) to make a video of the incident, the individuals tried to snatch it and break it. Upon receiving information from the constables, additional force from the police station arrived at the scene. Subsequently, Rahul and Rajiv were brought to the police station. "The police registered a case against the accused under sections such as obstruction in govt work, assault and other sections. They were arrested and sent to jail," said DCP, eest, Vishwajeet Srivastava.
Hans India
21-05-2025
- Hans India
ASHA worker's body found, rape suspected
Budaun: A 40-year-old ASHA worker was found dead in a maize field in Alapur area here, with police suspecting sexual assault. The body of the ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) worker was found on Monday night in a semi-naked condition. Officials said the exact cause of the death would be confirmed after autopsy. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Brijesh Singh said the deceased, identified as Rajkumari, wife of Raghvendra Jatav and resident of Hayatnagar village had gone to Kundan Nagla village for a vaccination drive on Monday. She was last seen in the evening returning on a scooty with a known ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) to her village, after which she went missing, he said. Police received information about the body through the UP 112 emergency service. The body was found in a maize field in Kharkholi village under Alapur police station limits, he said. A forensic team was called to the scene, and the body was sent for autopsy after completing necessary legal formalities, he said. SSP Singh added that Rajkumari had two sons and a daughter from her marriage with Raghvendra, whom she married in 2003 after the death of his first wife. Raghvendra also has a son from his first marriage. The deceased was involved in an ongoing land dispute in a civil court in Budaun against two men from the same village.
NDTV
20-05-2025
- NDTV
40-Year-Old ASHA Worker's Body Found In UP, Rape Suspected: Cops
Budaun: A 40-year-old ASHA worker was found dead in a maize field in Alapur area here, with police suspecting sexual assault. The body of the ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) worker was found on Monday night in a semi-naked condition. Officials said the exact cause of the death would be confirmed after autopsy. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Brijesh Singh said the deceased, identified as Rajkumari, wife of Raghvendra Jatav and resident of Hayatnagar village had gone to Kundan Nagla village for a vaccination drive on Monday. She was last seen in the evening returning on a scooty with a known ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) to her village, after which she went missing, he said. Police received information about the body through the UP 112 emergency service. The body was found in a maize field in Kharkholi village under Alapur police station limits, he said. A forensic team was called to the scene, and the body was sent for autopsy after completing necessary legal formalities, he said. SSP Singh added that Rajkumari had two sons and a daughter from her marriage with Raghvendra, whom she married in 2003 after the death of his first wife. Raghvendra also has a son from his first marriage. The deceased was involved in an ongoing land dispute in a civil court in Budaun against two men from the same village. The SSP said he has formed four teams, "including SOG and surveillance units, to investigate the case. Based on suspicion raised by the family, two individuals have been detained for questioning. Further legal proceedings are underway.
Time of India
01-05-2025
- Time of India
Unhappily ever after: ‘Daku Dulhan'who duped 12 grooms arrested in UP
Lucknow: She was Kajal in Gujarat, Seema in Haryana, Neha in Bihar and Sweety in Uttar Pradesh. At 21, she has been married at least a dozen times, but never for more than a few hours. Tragedy strikes her every time like a script: she is abducted straight from her wedding venue, or soon afterwards, with all her jewellery, cash and other valuables, by a gang of 4-5 men. Her grooms never get to hear from her. And the distraught bride is soon back on matrimonial websites and other social media platforms, looking for fresh preys! ' Daku Dulhan ', as they call her, is Gulshana Riaz Khan in real life, married to Riyaz Khan, a tailor in UP's Jaunpur, who has no qualms in taking a 5% cut on the booties she nets for the gang. On Thursday, Gulshana was arrested by Ambedkar Nagar police along with other eight members of her gang. Ambedkar Nagar SP Keshav Kumar said the gang's run ended near Kasadaha village under Baskhari police limits, where a police team caught all nine members red-handed. Those arrested include five women and four men, all part of the highly coordinated syndicate. Police recovered Rs 72,000 cash, one motorcycle, one gold mangalsutra, 11 mobile phones and three fake Aadhaar cards from them. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Click Here - This Might Save You From Losing Money Expertinspector Click Here Undo The arrested were identified as Mohanlal (34) of Jind, Haryana; Ratan Kumar Saroj (32) of Jaunpur; Ranjan alias Ashu Gautam (22) of Jaunpur; Rahul Raj (30) of Ambedkar Nagar; Sanno alias Sunita (36) of Ambedkar Nagar; Poonam (33) of Ambedkar Nagar; Manju Mali (29) of Jaunpur and Rukhsar (21) of Ambedkar Nagar who posed as relatives of 'Seema' of Jaunpur. In the latest case, the gang duped Sonu, a resident of Rohtak in Haryana, demanding Rs 80,000 for a wedding that never happened. Gulshana or her gang mostly approached families that were not able to find suitable match. "On the wedding day, soon after the ceremony, male members of the gang abducted the bride and made good with all valuables," said the officer. In this case, Sonu informed UP 112 that his bride was abducted by men on bikes. "We blocked all roads and sounded an alert, following which one member was held and grilled and he spilled the beans and helped arrest all gang members," said the SP. The accused confessed to have duped at least 12 families using the same modus operandi — often changing identities and locations to stay ahead of the law. Police said the woman produced fake identity documents to win trust. Once the "settlement amount", the money her gang took from the groom's side for finding the match, was handed over, the bride vanished. Kumar said a case was registered against the accused under various sections of the BNS related to cheating, criminal conspiracy, and forgery, and further investigation is on to identify more victims and possible accomplices.
