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Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
Raghuvanshi kin to oppose bail of co-accused in murder case
Shillong: The Indore-based Raghuvanshi family is going to oppose the bail granted to three co-accused in the murder of Raja, said his brother Vipin, who arrived here on Wednesday. Talking to the media, Vipin said he was here to obtain his brother's death certificate and to review the post-mortem report. He added that he would move the High Court of Meghalaya to petition against the bail granted to the co-accused in the case. He will challenge the release of three co-accused — Lokendra Tomar (flat owner in Indore), security guard Balbir, and property broker Shilom James — in the court. Raja and Sonam were on a honeymoon trip to Sohra, where he was killed at the behest of his wife by assailants from outside the state in May. Meghalaya Police have constituted a special investigation team that is probing the case. Sonam, her paramour Raj Kushwaha and three other assailants — Akash Rajput, Anand Kurmi and Vishal Chauhan — are currently in judicial custody here.
United News of India
3 days ago
- United News of India
Police use batons to disperse mob angry over killing of youth in Jaipur, killer arrested after scuffle with police
Jaipur, July 21 (UNI) The police resorted to baton charge to disperse irate mob that allegedly indulged in stone throwing and blocked vehicular traffic on the road following the killing of a youth in Jamdoli area on outskirt of the city along Jaipur-Agra Highway. Two of the nine accused detained by the police were injured in their bid to flee. While the prime accused - killer Anas Mohammad - sustained bullet injury during scuffle with the cops, in attempt to run away, the other accused Shabad Khan had fracture in a leg. Deputy Commissioner of Police Tejaswini Gautam quoting the FIR of murder registered at the Jamdoli police station about the gruesome killing said eight accused stormed in a slum of the Jamdoli locality along the Jaipur-Agra Highway late last night on three mobikes. One of them Anas Mohammad stabbed Vipin repeatedly 14 times. The merciless killing evoked protest from the locals who gathered on the spot along the Jaipur-Agra Highway this morning, blocked traffic on the busy highway, damaged property and shops, threw stones and also roughed up with the police. They also forced closure of shops in the area. Police used force to disperse the mob, however, the protesters remained unrelenting and made repeated bids to the block the traffic until some understanding evolved over their demands. DCP Gautam said that four accused were nabbed in the morning while the prime accused history sheeter Anas was arrested later from a locality. However, he attempted to escape from the custody while being escorted to police station. He snatched away the revolver of the escorting officer and tried to run away. Anas Mohammad scuffled with the cops and in attempt to overpower, the gun misfired, hitting the ankle area of Anas. Another accused Shabad has sustained fracture in leg. Both injured accused were being treated at the hospital. The DCP clarified that it was not the encounter, the police officials were working only with intent of overpowering the accused and also in self defence. So far, nine accused have been detained. The situation was now under control but tense, as 'dharna' by the kins of deceased Vipin and local people continued until the evening. The dialogue was being made with protester group and kins of deceased on their demands, DCP Gautam said. The motive behind the killing is stated to be an old enmity, as the accused killer is reportedly a notorious criminal. The killer also wrote a post on social media saying "Now revenge is complet" (Ab Badla Pura Huwa). However, later, the post was deleted, police sources and locals said. Some leaders of Sri Karni Sena and political leaders also rushed to the spot, persuaded the mob for maintaining peace and assured all help in delivering justice to the victim's family. The protesters' demands include early arrest of the killer, speedy trial of the accused, compensation of Rs one crore to family of the victim and government job to one of his family members. Besides parents, Vipin was having responsibility of five sisters - two of them unmarried- and one younger brother. They are also demanding suspension of the SHO of Jamdoli police station for his alleged failure of not taking action on a complaint lodged by Vipin and his family against Anas two days ago. UNI XC SS
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Indian Express
22-yr-old stabbed in Jaipur, 7 held
A day after a 22-year-old man was stabbed to death in Jaipur over an old enmity, the police on Monday arrested the prime accused following a brief encounter after the latter attempted to escape arrest by snatching the service revolver of a policeman, officials said. Six others were also arrested. The prime accused, identified as Anas Khan, sustained a gunshot wound on his leg after the police opened fire to stop him from escaping. The victim, identified as Vipin Nayak alias Vicky, was stabbed to death in Jamdoli area on Sunday night around 9:30 PM, triggering panic and outrage in the locality. According to officials, Khan and his aides had confronted Vipin, with whom he had a long-standing feud, near the latter's house in the Paldi Meena area. As a heated argument broke out between the two, Khan stabbed Vipin multiple times on the chest before fleeing from the spot. Vipin's sister, who saw her brother being stabbed, rushed out after hearing his screams. Vipin was immediately rushed to SMS Hospital but he succumbed to his injuries during treatment. The postmortem could not be conducted as the family members did not give their consent, sources said. Soon after the incident, Khan posted on social media saying 'Revenge is complete,' though the post was later deleted. In response to the murder, protests erupted on Monday with locals and family members blocking the Dausa-Agra Highway demanding justice. However, police managed to convince the protesters to shift to the service lane. The family demanded Rs 50 lakh as compensation, a government job for one of the kin, the suspension of Jamdoli Police Station SHO, and trial in a fast-track court. Authorities have assured them that the demands would be forwarded to senior officials. DCP Tejaswini Gautam confirmed that Khan and six others were arrested within hours. DIG Rameshwar Singh, while speaking to The Indian Express, said that the arrests were made within 14 hours of the incident. He added that the motive behind the killing appears to stem out from personal rivalry, though the exact reasons are still being investigated. Police forces from nearby stations were deployed to maintain order in the aftermath of the killing.
India Today
4 days ago
- India Today
Jaipur man stabbed to death over old rivalry, accused flaunts knife on Instagram
A young man who was stabbed in Rajasthan's Jaipur has died during treatment at Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital, officials said on to police, the victim, identified as Vipin, was critically injured in the stabbing and rushed to SMS Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries during investigation indicated that an old rivalry may have triggered the stabbing incident. Police have identified three accused — Anas, Shadab and Aman — and have formed special teams to arrest Officials said Anas, accompanied by Shadab and Aman, arrived in the Paldi Meena area on a motorcycle and attacked Vipin before fleeing the scene under the cover of the attack, Anas posted a photo on Instagram flaunting a knife believed to have been used in the he deleted the post after some time. Anas's social media profile goes by the name 'Anas Shooter' and he has reportedly been jailed multiple times in the past for assault-related investigation into the matter is underway.- Ends
Time of India
11-07-2025
- Time of India
Car crashes into truck on Agra e-way, one killed
1 2 Kanpur: One person died and two injured seriously when a car crashed into a truck on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway in the Bilhaur area of the district on Friday morning. The collision happened because the driver had fallen asleep at the wheel. The injured were transported by the emergency services to the Community Health Centre (CHC) for treatment. The occupants of the vehicle were identified as Vipin Singh, aged 28, from Kaharan Ka Purwa, Chhoti Nahar, Lalganj Hazara, Pratapgarh, who was driving towards Agra with his companions Rohit, Ramfer's son, and Sandeep, aged 24, Jaswant Singh's son, both residents of Lalganj Hazara. The incident took place at 218 km on the Expressway, where Vipin was driving with Sandeep sitting in the passenger seat. The speeding Brezza vehicle lost control when Vipin dozed off, resulting in a collision with a truck travelling ahead. Following the crash, the truck driver fled from the scene. Police officers rescued the three injured occupants and transported them to the CHC where the doctors pronounced Sandeep dead, while Vipin and Rohit received initial treatment before being transferred to Kanpur for further care. Inspector Janardan Singh said that the car driver falling asleep had caused the accident. "We have impounded the truck and initiated a search for the absconding truck driver," he said. The police arranged for a post-mortem examination and will register a case upon receiving a formal complaint before proceeding with additional measures.
