Lok Nayak Jai Prakash victim gang-raped, murdered

May 16, 2012

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New Delhi, May 16: Three men were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly murdering the woman whose body was found inside LNJP Hospital twenty days ago. Police said the accused had gang-raped the woman twice before murdering her.

The accused have been identified as Salman alias Chimman (24) who works at a printing press, Arif (26) a butcher and Mohamed Yahiya (26) who works at a grocery store, said police. The fourth accused, Asif, is on the run. The identity of the woman, however, has not been established yet, said police.

Police said the men revealed during interrogation that they use to roam in the hospital premises and lure young women on pretext of friendship. The accused Yahiya had befriended the victim almost two weeks before her murder, when she had come to the hospital for treatment. He met her twice after that.

On the day of the murder (April 23), Yahiya allegedly called the woman on the pretext of introducing her to his friends. According to police, the four men then took her to one of the washrooms in the OPD and took turns to rape her. After she threatened to expose them, the accused persuaded her to come to Buddha Garden to sort out the matter. There again they gang-raped her, said cops. After consuming liquor at night, they brought her back to the hospital, said police.

This time as they tried taking her to the toilet, an argument broke out among the accused who were drunk. Sensing an opportunity to escape, the woman tried to raise an alarm. The accused then attacked her, stabbed her twice and slit her throat. They then fled from the premises.

Additional CP (central), Devesh Chandra Srivastava, said, "We have arrested three persons behind the woman's murder. We have evidence against them and they have confessed to the crime. The fourth accused has absconded. We are trying to establish the identity of the woman."

Strangely, the body went unnoticed for two days even though the area where it was found - a garbage dump near the doctors' hostel - was frequented by people and security guards also patrol the stretch.

The arrests come a day after the crime branch solved the case of the body that had been found near the Nehru Place Metro Station. This gruesome tale raises questions on the security provided at a major hospital in the capital. The cops are verifying if the four accused had committed a similar crime earlier.



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April 12,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 12: Two police officials have been booked for murder in connection with the alleged custodial death of a theft accused in Bengaluru rural district, police said on Saturday.

A case of murder has been registered against inspector Raghu and sub-inspector Rakesh C for the alleged custodial death of Munikulla on Friday afternoon, Superintendent of Police, Bengaluru rural district, Ravi D Channannavar told reporters.

"Yes. A case has been registered and transferred to CID," he said.

Munikulla, a resident of Nadavatti village, was picked up by the police on April 7, his wife Dhanalakshmi told the media on Saturday.

"Policemen took my husband with them. They beat him up and killed him," she said.

Alleging that Munikulla was a victim of police high- handedness, Hoskote MLA Sharath Bachegowda said he had lodged a complaint with the state DGP Praveen Sood demanding a CID inquiry into the case.

An FIR was registered against Munikulla on Friday evening based on a complaint by the cashier of the liquor store, who had claimed that the CCTV footage showed victim's involvement.

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Agencies
June 12,2020

The West Bengal government has suspended two women teachers in East Burdwan district on the charge of teaching pre-primary students from an English alphabet book consisting of a portion derogatory to the people with a dark complexion.

While presenting the alphabets with corresponding words and images, the book says U is for "Ugly". The illustration printed beside the letter is that of a boy with a dark complexion.

"The book is not part of the textbooks referred by the education department. It was introduced by the school itself. We have zero-tolerance for acts which instil prejudices into the minds of students," Education Minister Partha Chatterjee told reporters here on Thursday.

He said the two teachers of a local municipality-run school have been placed under suspension with immediate effect based on a preliminary investigation and stricter action would be taken against them later.

Though the school is now closed because of the lockdown, the matter came to light when the father of a student of the school was teaching him with the help of that book. He informed other parents and the education department was apprised of the issue, sources said.

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March 24,2020

Kochi, Mar 24: A 54-year-old domestic passenger was arrested at the airport here for allegedly refusing to follow instructions given by doctorsfor prevention of the spread of novel coronavirus, police said here on Tuesday.

Lami Arackal from Ernakulam, who landed from Chennai at the Cochin International Airport at Nedumbassery on Monday night, was arrested based on a complaint from health officials, they said.

He was, however, later released on bail.

Arackal allegedly refused to wear mask and follow other instructions to be observed by the passengers coming from other states as part of the measures to check COVID-19 spread.

He also allegedly misbehaved with the medical officers, police said.

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