Two sisters kill ‘unruly’ brother

February 16, 2012

Hyderabad, February 16: A 27-year-old DCM van driver was bludgeoned to death allegedly by his two sisters following his 'inappropriate' behaviour with them at Meerpet on Monday night.

The victim was identified as P Srinivas of Tirumala Hills at Meerpet. He was the only son of his parents, Arjun and Savitramma. Arjun runs a small dairy farm at his home and lives with his wife, son, and two unmarried daughters, Surekha and Lakshmi.


On Monday night, Srinivas went home drunk and picked up a fight with Arjun for not finding a bride for him. To avoid confrontation, Arjun left Srinivas alone and went to the farm along with the other family members.

Arjun and his wife consumed toddy at the farm. Arjun slept at the farm, while his wife and daughters returned home. After reaching home, Savitramma slept in the verandah while her daughters slept in the hall.

"In the wee hours, Srinivas, who was also sleeping in the hall, tried to force himself on one of his sisters. Immediately, both the sisters woke up and ran out of the house. Later, they picked up a pestle and spade from the verandah and launched an indiscriminate attack on Srinivas. Due to severe head injuries, Srinivas died on the spot," Meerpet inspector T Ravinder told TOI.

The incident came to the notice of police on Tuesday morning and the sisters were arrested on murder charges. They were produced before court and remanded in judicial custody.

In another incident, a 40-year-old woman, who was found critically injured in an open plot at IDA Uppal, succumbed to injuries while undergoing treatment at Gandhi Hospital on Tuesday afternoon.

According to Uppal inspector R Satyanarayana Raju, the victim was clad in red blouse and green sari. "The victim was hit on the head with a blunt object. We suspect that she died due to excessive bleeding," the inspector added. A case was booked under section 302 (Murder ) of theIndian Penal Code (IPC).

Bisth

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Kozhikode, Jun 26: A man, who had returned from Bahrain on Thursday and has been under quarantine at his house in Villyapallai near here, has been stabbed on his arm by an unidentified person.

Police sources said the assailant, with a masked face, had ransacked the man's house by break-opening the door at midnight lat night and stabbed Lijeesh on his arm and fled from the scene.

The nearby residents took Lijeesh to a nearby hospital and was put back on quarantine. 

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January 16,2020

Cuttack, Jan 16: At least 15 passengers were injured as five coaches of the Mumbai-Bhubaneswar Lokmanya Tilak Express derailed and three more were displaced after colliding with a goods train amid heavy fog near Cuttack in Odisha on Thursday, railway officials said.

Railway officials had earlier said that 25 passengers were injured in the incident but later officers who reached the site reported that four passengers were found to have suffered major injuries and 11 had received minor injuries.

Passengers with major injuries have been sent to Cuttack Medical College. All passengers are stated to be out of danger.

Officials said the accident happened when the passenger train hit the guard van of a good train around 7 am between Salagaon and Nergundi stations.

The officials said there was heavy fog at the site but it was not clear what led to the accident. The speedometer of both the trains have been seized for inquiry, East Coast Railway Spokesperson J P Mishra said.

Buses have been arranged for all remaining passengers to move towards their destination.

Cuttack is around 10-12 km away and Bhubaneswar(Terminating station) is 35 km.

The accident disrupted train services in the area.

Five trains have been affected due to the accident where restoration work in underway. These include the Bhubaneswar-Mumbai LTT SF Express, the Puri-Rourkela Express, Dhanbad-Bhubaneshwar Rajyarani Express which have all been diverted via Naraj.

"East Coast Railway acknowledges with deep gratitude help of nearby locals and villagers who have displayed great humanitarian values and come to the rescue of injured passengers," Mishra said.

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 Police raided a jaggery manufacturing unite (kolhu) and arrested three persons on Wednesday, SHO, Bhopa police station Sanjive Kumar said.

Police have registered a case against five persons including the trio that was arrested while two of them managed to escape, he said, adding that two loaded tractor trollies of plastic scrap have been seized.

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