Child in custody war forced by cops to leave home at night

July 21, 2012

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Aligarh, July 21: A seven-year-old girl, who is caught in a bitter custody battle between her parents, faced the most insensitive treatment from the Aligarh police.

Armed policemen in uniforms from three police stations stormed into her father's house at 11 in the night on Thursday and forcibly took her to the women's police station.

The girl was reduced to tears and tried to resist the cops. Sudha Singh, a lady police officer, who was leading the search, said she was only executing orders handed down to her by the district Superintendent of Police.

The girl ran inside the temple in her house and refused to leave. She finally gave up and was taken to the women's police station and handed over to her mother. The entire ordeal for the little girl lasted for more than three hours.

What's shocking here is that the police team did not even have a search warrant or any order from the courts to look for the girl. Rules also prohibit such search operations by the police after sunset. The police are supposed to be dressed in plain clothes and should not carry weapons while dealing with a minor.

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Man Duped Shopkeepers 22 Times in Woman's Voice over Phone, Arrested: Police

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March 7,2020

Palghar, Mar 7: Police have arrested a man for allegedly cheating several shopkeepers in Maharashtra's Thane, Pune and Nashik by making phone calls in a woman's voice, police said on Friday.

The accused, Shashikant Ambekar (42), a resident of Palghar, was arrested in the last week of February, they said.

"He used to note down the phone numbers mentioned on different shops and call the owners in a woman's voice to order some things from them. He would tell them that he had a Rs 2000 currency note and needed change," an official said.

"He would ask the shopkeepers to send smaller denomination notes for exchange. He would wait at the entrance of buildings and when the delivery man arrived, he used to tell that he was there on behalf of the ''caller woman''.

"He would then take the currency notes from the delivery man saying he would get the Rs 2,000 note from the woman. However, he would disappear from the scene," the official said.

Police have seized Rs 1,85,000 from the accused and found that so far he has committed 22 similar crimes in different parts of the state.

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MiG-29K crashes off Goa, pilot safe: Indian Navy

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February 23,2020

Panaji, Feb 23: A MiG-29K aircraft crashed off Goa during a routine training sortie on Sunday morning, the Indian Navy said in a statement.

"The pilot ejected safely and has been recovered. An enquiry into the incident has been ordered," the statement said.

On November 16, a MiG-29K trainer flight had crashed after a bird hit, soon after it took off the Dabolim International airport, which functions out of the Indian Navy base INS Hansa.

Both pilots had managed to safely eject themselves to safety after both the engines of their jet failed.

According to data tabled in the recent budget session of the Goa Assembly, every ten days, at least one aircraft landing or taking off at Goa's Dabolim international airport faces dangers involving birds or stray dogs near the runway.

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