Minor kills husband of ex-girlfriend, shouts ‘she will only be mine’

January 4, 2017

New Delhi, Jan 4: Unable to persuade a 19-year-old married woman to elope with him, a 17-year-old boy stabbed her husband to death — right after shouting “she will only be mine”. According to police, such was the infatuation that the accused went to the woman’s wedding, visited her in-laws’ home thrice and even tried to blackmail her into eloping with him.

murderThe incident took place barely 50 metres from Kalyanpuri police station at 5 pm on January 1. According to police, the accused also showed a photo of himself with the woman to her husband before stabbing him thrice in the neck. He fled the spot, but was apprehended later. The victim was rushed to the hospital, where he was declared brought dead.

According to police, the woman said in her statement that she was in a two-year relationship with the accused before she got married. She told police that she broke all ties with him after marriage, but he kept trying to persuade her to elope with him.

“The boy attended her wedding and even visited her in-laws’ house posing as her cousin. He also used to call her on the phone,” said a police officer.

“The victim’s family has also lodged a complaint against the woman and her family. We are investigating,” the officer said.

The victim’s family said they were unaware that the accused had been after the woman. “When the accused claimed he was the woman’s cousin, nobody informed us he was lying. We had no clue he was following her,” said the victim’s sister.

The woman’s father, however, said he was unaware of her previous relationship. He said his daughter and son-in-law usually came to their place in a car. “But this time, they had come on a bike. Minutes after they left, we heard people shouting. We rushed outside and saw my daughter under the bike, unable to move,” said the father.

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Asif riyadh
 - 
Thursday, 5 Jan 2017

Now considering environment, food , social life, social website... minor age limit should be below 12... not 18...

ABDUL JALEEL
 - 
Wednesday, 4 Jan 2017

How a minor can take some one's life? Hang him in a buzy signal

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January 12,2020

Mumbai, Jan 12: At least eight persons were killed and several others injured when a massive blast followed by a fire ripped a chemical factory at Boisar in Palghar district, nearly 100 km north of Mumbai, on Saturday, officials said.

Top Palghar district administration, police and fire brigade officials have rushed to the spot for the rescue operation, while Fire Brigade teams from Boisar MIDC industrial area and Tarapur Atomic Power Station are engaged in dousing the flames.

As per local witnesses, the intensity of the explosion was so severe that it was audible in a 35-km range and one building in the factory collapsed.

Besides, many homes in the immediate vicinity were shaken and people ran outside thinking it was an earthquake, as power lines also failed.

The exact cause of the explosion-cum-blaze which occurred around 7 p.m. is not immediately available.

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July 7,2020

Meerut: The licence of a private hospital in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut has been suspended after a video showing its staff member providing fake Covid-19 report had gone viral.

"A video had gone viral in Meerut. We have registered a case in this regard. We have suspended the licence of the nursing home. Today, we have sealed it also. Strict action will be taken against anybody who will do something like this in this time of crisis,” said Anil Dhingra, District Magistrate, Meerut.

In the video, the person can be heard saying that they provide Covid-19 negative report for Rs 2,500, Dhingra stated.

Meerut CMO Rajkumar said, “In the video, a man from the hospital can be heard saying that he can arrange COVID-19 negative report and the person can get operation or other things done. We have identified the man. We have suspended the licence of the hospital and an FIR has been registered.”

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February 20,2020

Nagpur, Feb 19: The Central Bureau of Investigation said that it has arrested a former employee of Union Carbide Bhopal, who was absconding since 2016.

A senior CBI official said on Wednesday that the agency sleuths arrested S I Qureshi from Maharashtra’s Nagpur on Tuesday, who was convicted by a local court here in connection with the Bhopal gas tragedy case.

The official further said that he had been absconding since 2016.

He added that the convict would be produced in a district court.

On December 3, 1984, forty tonnes of methyl isocyanate leaked from the Union Carbide pesticide factory and settled over slums in Bhopal

A Bhopal court convicted eight people in 2010 to two years each in jail over the gas plant leak that killed thousands of people.

The eight convicted included the Chairman of the Indian arm of the Union Carbide (UCIL) Keshub Mahindra, Managing Director V P Gokhale, Vice-president Kishore Kamdar, Works Manager J Mukund, Production manager S P Chowdhury, Plant superintendent K V Shetty and Production Assistant Qureshi.

The CBI had taken over the Bhopal gas tragedy case on December 12, 1984.

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