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India Gazette
5 days ago
- India Gazette
Delhi: Undertrial prisoner killed in Saket court lockup by two other inmates
New Delhi [India], June 5 (ANI): An inmate has been killed by two others, who were confined in Delhi's Saket court lockup with him, police said on Thursday. According to the Delhi police, the inmate has been identified as Aman, and he was murdered inside the lockup. The police have also identified the accused as Jitender and Jaidev. 'An inmate, Aman, was killed by two other inmates, Jitender and Jaidev, inside the Saket Court lockup. Jitender and Aman had an old animosity due to an incident of assault that happened in 2024 when they both were outside the jail,' Delhi police said. The police said that both the accused had animosity with inmate Aman due to an incident of assault that happened in 2024 when they were both outside the jail. The police said that the assault incident between the accused and the deceased inmate, who are undertrial prisoners, had clashed with each other, where the deceased had allegedly assaulted Jitendra and his brother with a knife. 'An incident of assault took place on June 5 in Kharja No. 5 of the Saket court lockup. One Aman was brought to the lockup to be produced before the court. At the time of the incident, a lot of undertrial prisoners, including the deceased Aman, were present inside the said Kharja. Two UTPs, Jitender and Jaidev, assaulted the victim,' police said in a statement. 'Jitender and Aman had old animosity between them due to an incident of assault that happened in 2024 when they both were outside the jail. Aman allegedly assaulted Jitender and his brother with a knife in that incident,' it added. (ANI)
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First Post
5 days ago
- First Post
One dead after brawl erupts among inmates inside Delhi court lockup
Delhi police said the brawl occurred when there were 'a lot of undertrial prisoners (UTPs)' inside the court lockup read more The deceased, identified as Aman, was brought to the court for legal proceedings. (File image) A brawl broke out between prisoners inside Delhi's Saket court lockup on Thursday (June 5), leading to the death of one inmate, officials claimed. The deceased has been identified as Aman, who was lodged in Tihar jail number 8 with the two others who allegedly killed him. Delhi police said the brawl erupted when the three inmates were brought to the court for proceedings. 'An incident of assault took place on 5th June in Kharja No 5 of Saket court lockup. One Aman was brought to the lock-up for production before the Court,' Delhi police said in a statement. When the incident occurred, there were 'a lot of undertrial prisoners (UTPs)' inside the lockup, the officials claimed. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD As per officials, one of the accused Jitender and Aman had been at odds since last year when the latter allegedly assaulted the former and his brother outside the jail. 'Two UTPs Jitender and Jaidev assaulted the victim. Jitender and Aman had old animosity between them due to an incident of assault that happened in 2024 when they both were outside the jail. Aman allegedly assaulted Jitender and his brother with knife in that incident,' the statement added. Delhi police said it had opened a probe, and an interrogation of the two inmates was underway. Preliminary report suggested Aman was strangled during the altercation inside the lockup.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
Murder inside Saket court lockup: Inmate killed by two others; old animosity suspected
NEW DELHI: An inmate was killed by two other prisoners inside the Saket court lockup on Thursday. The inmate, identified as Aman, was lodged in Tihar jail number 8 with the two others, who killed him. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The incident occurred after they were brought to Saket court for court proceedings, according to the Delhi police. "An incident of assault took place on 5th June in Kharja No 5 of Saket court lockup. One Aman was brought to the lock-up for production before the Court," Delhi police said in a statement. At the time of the incident, a lot of undertrial prisoners (UTPs), including the deceased Aman, were present inside the lockup. Old animosity suspected "Two UTPs Jitender and Jaidev assaulted the victim. Jitender and Aman had old animosity between them due to an incident of assault that happened in 2024 when they both were outside the jail. Aman allegedly assaulted Jitender and his brother with knife in that incident," the statement added.
Agriland
19-05-2025
- Business
- Agriland
Minister urged to grant additional powers to Agri-Food Regulator
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) president Francie Gorman has called on Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon to grant additional powers to the Agri-Food Regulator (An Rialálaí Agraibhia). The office of the Agri-Food regulator, which was established in December 2023, is concerned with promoting fairness and transparency in the agri-food supply chain. It has responsibility for enforcement of the Unfair Trading Practices (UTPs) Directive and also has a market data analysis and price transparency function. Agri-Food Regulator The IFA president said that additional powers are needed so the Agri-Food Regulator can compel businesses in the agri-food supply chain to provide price and market information when requested. 'After 18 months in operation, the minister must act now and grant these additional powers that will allow the office to compel businesses to provide necessary market information when requested. The current powers are clearly not sufficient,' Gorman said. 'IFA is aware of a number of large retailers that did not provide information to the Agri-Food Regulator when asked. 'The office should be in a position to produce price and market reports on all sectors of the food supply chain. 'IFA is aware that the Agri-Food Regulator reported back to the minister for agriculture in September 2024 on the initial establishment of the office and indicated the need for these additional powers. 'This request has not been acted upon to date, but the IFA president said now is the time to grant these additional powers. 'This office is critical to providing a more even playing pitch for farmers and smaller suppliers in the food supply chain and to lessen the impact of a few large retailers or multinational food companies,' he added. Meanwhile, the Agri-Food Regulator will hold its inaugural conference at the Johnstown Estate Hotel, Co. Meath tomorrow (Tuesday, May 20). The regulator will announce the findings of its survey into trading relationships between suppliers of agri-food products to the largest Irish retail and wholesale businesses. The event will also examine the move at national and EU-level towards greater transparency and fairness for primary producers, following on from the recent publication of the EU Commission's 'Vision for Agriculture and Food'.
