Woman jumps off moving train to grab robbers, 3 held

May 6, 2012

Jaipur, May 6: In a dare devil act, a 48-year-old woman jumped off a moving train to catch the robbers who snatched her gold chain in Udaipur district on Saturday. Though she sustained fractures after falling from the train, she managed to grab the men with the help of passengers and GRP personnel. The accused were handed over to the police and the gold chain was also recovered.

The incident took place on Saturday afternoon between Badi Sadari and Mavli junction in Udaipur district. The passenger train, which covers its distance of 80 km in a nominal speed of 40 km/hour was on its way to Badi Sadari. A woman, Sugna Devi (48), went to the toilet in the general compartment. Later when she came out, three robbers asked her to give them her gold chain. When she resisted, one of the robbers snatched her chain and jumped off the moving train, police said.

"The woman too jumped off the train and later some of the passengers pulled the chain and many people gathered on the spot. I was also travelling in the train. The three robbers were arrested and the gold chain was recovered from them," said Seetaram Vaishanv, incharge, GRP police station, Mavli.

The woman has sustained two fractures on her hands and was rushed to the government hospital.All the passengers also came out of the train and some of them even thrashed the robbers.

The three robbers were identified as Rahul(18), Chetan(20) and Farookh(19) who boarded the train from Kanor railway station.

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July 12,2020

Visakhapatnam, Jul 12: A man of Kotturu village in Anakapalle mandal in Visakhapatnam has allegedly died by suicide after losing money in online gambling.

According to his friends, 24-years-old Doddi Venkata Aravind died after losing money in online gambling. However, Police is yet to ascertain the cause of death.

"This noon at around 1 pm (July 11), one Bhavani reported to us that her son Doddi Venkata Aravind (24), has committed suicide by hanging himself at their house," said Sub-inspector Chakradhar Rao.

"We think he might have committed suicide due to financial or any other problems. Full details will be known in the investigation. Whether he had lost in online gambling, we don't know the details," he added.

The police have filed a case and an investigation is underway.

DV Aravind worked as a junior engineer in a private mining company at Rayagada, Odisha. He came to his mother's place three days ago. 

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June 5,2020

Jun 5: The fear of contracting COVID-19 infection allegedly forced a 65-year-old man to commit suicide in Maharashtra's Beed district, police said on Friday.

The incident occurred at Mangewadi in Patoda on Thursday, when a passerby found the body of Asaram Pote hanging from a tree in his farm, an official said.

The police were immediately alerted and Pote's body was brought down in the presence of his relatives and locals, he said.

A suicide note was found on the deceased's person, in which he said that he had taken the extreme step as he was scared of contracting COVID-19 infection and no one should be held responsible for his death, the official said.

A case of accidental death was registered in this regard and further probe was underway, he added.

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