6-year-old brutually killed after sexual abuse in Haryana

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December 10, 2017

Chandigarh, Dec 10: A 6-year-old girl was sexually abused and then brutally murdered in the suburban town of Uklana in Haryana's Hisar district on Saturday. The girl, daughter of a dalit couple lived in a tent-like structure on roadside with her family.

The girl, from the Sapera community, had two siblings, including a sister.

Her body was found at some distance from the place where her family had pitched its tent close to local telephone exchange. She had gone to sleep with her mother and two siblings in the tent at around 9pm, her mother told the police. Her father, a rag-picker, was away in Delhi.

The unidentified murderer had inserted a wooden stick in her body, which was clearly visible when the body was found. Her body parts were badly brutalized and blood was spilled all over.

Her mother, meanwhile, had raised the alarm on Saturday morning after she found her daughter was missing and a search was launched.

According to the Hisar police, at around 9am on Saturday the local police station received a call about discovery of a badly brutalized body of a girl. Inspector Sandeep Kumar, the SHO of Uklana police station was the first to reach there. A team of crime and forensic experts too rushed to the spot to collect evidence. Her mother along with some locals reached the area, identified the body and provided details to the police.

SIT probing Hisar case, cyber cell help sought

Hisar SP Manisha Chaudhary said, "While the cops were examining the area, the girl's mother and her family too reached there and identified the body. We could see a wooden stick inserted in her body. There was lot of blood beneath her head as well. The exact cause of death, number of injuries and other details will be ascertained only after we receive the autopsy report from the medical board. The body has been handed over to family and our investigation has started".

"As of now, we are working on different theories in this case. A special investigation team headed by a DSP-level officer has been put on the job. At the same time, we have also sought help from the cyber cell to take the mobile dump of the tower," she added.

The last rites of the young girl were not performed till late on Saturday after angry locals and the girl's family staged a protest over alleged lapse in proper treatment of her body after the autopsy. The victim's body was returned to her family in the bloodsoaked cloth used by the police to send it for the autopsy.

Haryana Congress general secretary and former MLA Naresh Selwal termed the lapse as a totally inhuman act by those involved in the autopsy and the inquest proceedings. By the time of filing this report, the police were trying to pacify the girl's family as well locals who refused to perform the last rites.

Meanwhile, former CM Bhupinder Hooda has written an open letter to Haryana CM ML Khattar asking him to take measures to control rising crime graph in the state.

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May 28,2020

Mumbai, May 28: Twenty four doctors and three others staying in a south Mumbai hotel were rescued after a major fire broke out in the five-storey building, officials said on Thursday.

The BMC has arranged temporary accommodation for emergency and essential service staffers, including doctors and nurses, in various hotels and lodges in the city due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This hotel is one such facility.

The fire broke out at Hotel Fortune near Metro Cinema late Wednesday night and was brought under control after nearly three hours early Thursday, fire brigade officials said.

“The fire spread from the first to the third floor of the hotel, a fire brigade official told PTI. It was a level-2 fire and eight fire engines were rushed to the spot, he added.

The fire was confined to the electric wiring and cables in the electrical duct, false ceiling in the lobby and the common passages on the first, second and third floors of the hotel, he said.

The 24 rescued were resident doctors at a local hospital who were provided temporary accommodation in the hotel, while the three others were guests of the hotel, he said.

The fire broke out at 11 am and wasbrought under control at 1.40 am, the official said. Cooling operation is underway at the hotel, he added.

Five doctors were rescued using fire brigade ladders and breathing apparatus sets, the official said.

The cause of the blaze is not yet known, the fire brigade official said.

On April 21, a major fire broke out in a lodging room of Hotel Ripon near Mumbai Central, which was being used as a quarantine facility by the civic body.

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March 15,2020

Mumbai, Mar 15: Three suspected coronavirus patients who were quarantined left a government hospital in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district on Saturday evening without informing anybody, the police said.

By late night, however, two of them returned to the Ahmednagar district civil hospital. Search was on for the third patient, a Topkhana police station officer said.

Earlier, two women and a man admitted to an isolation ward of the district hospital in Ahmednagar, left without informing the doctors, an officer said.

The civil surgeon contacted the Tophkhana police station in Ahmednagar city and sought polices help in tracing these persons, whose medical reports are awaited, the official added.

A person in Ahmednagar district is among the 31 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Maharashtra.

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February 16,2020

Five Bajrang Dal activists have been arrested for allegedly indulging in vandalism in the city on Valentines Day, police said.

They said about 10 to 15 activists on two wheelers vandalised a shop in Kattupalli area in Hyderabad on February 14.

They held aloft flags and raised slogans against celebration of Valentines Day and "created havoc" at different malls, a police press release said.

On receiving information, police rushed to a mall, but the Bajrang Dal activists escaped from the spot.

Five of them were later identified with the help of CCTV footage and arrested, police said.

The others too have been identified and efforts were on to nab them, police said.

Two cases have been registered against them under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code on a complaint from shop owners, the release said.

 

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