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A heartbreaking incident was reported from Muzaffarnagar where a six-year-old child lost his life in a tragic accident while playing with other children in a deserted lane. According to preliminary information, the child was reportedly playing near a handcart when he accidentally got crushed between the cart and a wall during the game. The impact caused critical injuries, leading to the child’s death. The entire incident was captured on nearby CCTV cameras. Local residents rushed to the spot after the accident and attempted to help the child. However, he reportedly succumbed to his injuries. Police have taken note of the incident and further investigation is underway.
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A woman employed at a private company in Punjab's Mohali was allegedly stabbed to death by her former boyfriend and colleague, who later attempted to take his own life, police said. The incident took place at the company's office on Thursday evening and has prompted a police investigation into the circumstances leading up to the attack. The victim has been identified as 30-year-old Dimple, a resident of Patiala. The accused, Harjinder Singh Mann (39), also known as Harry, was reportedly in a relationship with her for more than three years. The stabbing incident has been caught on CCTV cameras installed at the office. According to preliminary findings, the two worked together at a private courier company, where their professional association eventually developed into a romantic relationship. However, the couple had ended their relationship some time ago. Police sources indicated that Harjinder was struggling to come to terms with the breakup and had made repeated attempts to reconcile with Dimple. Investigators believe his efforts were unsuccessful, leaving him emotionally distressed in the weeks leading up to the incident. The attack reportedly unfolded late Thursday evening at the company office premises in Mohali. Authorities said an argument broke out between the two colleagues, following which Harjinder allegedly attacked Dimple with a knife, stabbing hime multiple times as some colleagues tried to intervene and stop the attack but to no avail. Following the attack on Dimple, Harjinder also stabbed himself and tried to end his life. However, he survived. Employees present at the office were left shocked by the sudden violence and immediately alerted the police. Upon receiving information about the incident around 7:40 pm, a police team rushed to the scene and found both individuals critically injured. Dimple and Harjinder were taken to Fortis Hospital for treatment. Doctors later declared Dimple dead, while Harjinder remains hospitalised in critical condition. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation. Aman Baidwan, Station House Officer of Phase-11 police station, confirmed the woman's death and said her family had been informed. Further legal proceedings will continue after the arrival of her parents and the recording of their statements, they said. Investigators have sealed the crime scene and collected forensic evidence. CCTV footage from the office premises has also been seized and is being examined to reconstruct the sequence of events. Police officials said they are verifying all aspects of the case, including the nature of the relationship between the accused and the victim and the events that immediately preceded the stabbing. The investigation remains ongoing, with authorities expected to rely on forensic findings, witness statements and surveillance footage to establish the motive and determine the full circumstances surrounding the fatal attack.
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Two weeks ago, a short video featuring one-and-a-half-year-old Arshid and his mother, Akhila, drew widespread attention on social media. Filmed by a YouTuber in mid-May, the video showed the little boy with both hands in plaster casts. When asked what had happened, Akhila replied that he had fallen from a bicycle. As the clip spread online, many viewers responded with light-hearted comments, describing the child as mischievous or “naughty”. Few could have imagined that behind the brief interaction lay a story of prolonged suffering. On May 29, Arshid died. Investigators now say the injuries visible in that viral video were not the result of childhood mischief but part of a pattern of severe and repeated physical abuse allegedly inflicted by his stepfather, Ashkar, 31. The Nedumangad police arrested Ashkar after a post-mortem examination revealed extensive internal injuries, including bleeding in the head and other parts of the body. The findings pointed to sustained violence rather than an accident. According to investigators, the one-and-a-half-year-old bore nearly 50 injury marks of varying ages and severity across his body. Some injuries were fresh, while others appeared older. Police said burn marks, suspected to have been caused by cigarette stubs, were also found. The case came to light on Friday when Ashkar took the child to a private hospital in Panavoor, claiming that he had choked while eating lunch. Arshid was later shifted to SAT Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. At the time, Akhila, 24, was reportedly in Tamil Nadu for a dance programme. Although relatives initially expressed concerns about the circumstances surrounding the child’s death, police launched a deeper investigation only after medical findings suggested foul play. Reports suggest that the child’s grandparents had earlier alerted the police about suspected repeated assaults on the boy, but no action was taken at the time. The probe, led by the Nedumangad DySP, uncovered evidence that Arshid had allegedly been subjected to repeated assaults over an extended period. Police said Akhila was aware that Ashkar regularly beat her son but neither intervened nor informed the authorities. She is likely to be included in the chargesheet as the investigation progresses. Police officials described the case as one involving not only violence but also prolonged neglect. Investigators traced the family’s circumstances in the years leading up to the child’s death. After the death of her husband, Akhila had reportedly informed authorities that she was unable to care for her son. The boy was subsequently looked after by her mother, while Akhila lived with Ashkar without being legally married to him.
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A 32-year-old man allegedly killed his wife by slitting her throat during a dispute in Balotra district's Siwana area Saturday before attempting suicide by stabbing himself with the same knife, police said. Siwana police station CI Chandra Singh identified the accused as Nitesh Kumar Jingar. Police said he called his wife Kanta, 30, to a lane near her maternal home at Jingaron Ka Vaas, where an argument broke out between them. During the altercation, Nitesh allegedly attacked Kanta with a knife, killing her on the spot. After the incident, Nitesh allegedly stabbed himself in the throat and stomach.
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Disturbing CCTV footage of the daylight murder of a 17-year-old youth in the Indiranagar area of Paithan has surfaced, sending shockwaves across the town and intensifying public outrage. The incident, which occurred in broad daylight, has sparked concern among residents and raised questions about law and order in the area. The CCTV footage, which has since circulated widely, reportedly captures key moments of the crime and is expected to play a crucial role in the ongoing investigation. Police have launched a detailed probe into the murder and are examining the footage to identify those involved and establish the sequence of events. Authorities have assured that strict action will be taken against the perpetrators. Further details are awaited as the investigation continues.
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A24-year-old woman was stabbed to death inside the office of a private company in Mohali on Thursday evening, allegedly by a former partner and colleague who later turned the knife on himself in an apparent suicide attempt. The killing, which was captured on CCTV cameras installed at the office, has raised fresh concerns over workplace violence and crimes linked to failed relationships. Police have registered a murder case and are examining footage from the scene as part of their investigation. The victim, identified as Dimple, a resident of Patiala, suffered multiple stab wounds and was rushed to Fortis Hospital, where doctors declared her dead. The accused, Harvinder Mann alias Harry, remains in critical condition. According to preliminary investigations, both worked for a private packers and movers company in Mohali and had known each other for nearly three years. Police said the two were previously in a relationship that had ended some time ago. According to CCTV footage being examined by investigators, Harvinder entered the office around 7.40 pm on Thursday and allegedly launched the attack while Dimple was seated at her workstation. As the woman tried to flee, the accused is seen chasing her across the office premises. Investigators said he allegedly grabbed her by the hair near the entrance and continued the assault. Several employees attempted to intervene and pull him away, but failed to stop the attack. Police sources said the victim suffered more than 20 stab wounds. The assault continued even after she collapsed on the floor and stopped responding. After the attack, the accused allegedly walked back towards the section of the office where Dimple had been working and turned the weapon on himself. As per reports, he repeatedly stabbed himself in the neck and throat in an apparent suicide attempt. Investigators said he inflicted dozens of injuries on himself before collapsing. Terrified employees alerted police and emergency services, after which both the victim and the accused were taken to a nearby hospital, where Dimple was declared dead. The accused remains in critical condition. Police said the accused had reportedly been trying to reconcile with the victim after their breakup. Investigators are looking into whether an argument over their relationship immediately preceded the attack. Aman Baidwan, Station House Officer of Phase-11 Police Station, said police received information about the incident around 7.40 pm and immediately dispatched a team to the spot. A forensic team collected evidence from the office, and CCTV recordings have been seized for examination. Officials remained at the scene for several hours as part of the investigation. The families of both the victim and the accused, who are from Patiala, have been informed. Police said statements of family members will be recorded as part of the probe. The victim’s post-mortem examination is expected to be conducted on Friday.
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A 42-year-old man, against whom a video alleging misbehaviour with a woman passenger on a bus had surfaced on social media, was found hanging dead at his residence on Sunday, police said. The deceased was identified as Deepak U, a native of #Puthiyara, who was residing at #Govindhapuram, #Kozhikode. According to police, around 7 am, Deepak’s parents knocked on the bedroom door to wake him up, but there was no response despite repeated attempts. They later entered the room with the help of neighbours and found him hanging from a ceiling fan, police said. The police were immediately informed and, upon reaching the house, confirmed the death. Relatives said Deepak was employed at a textile firm and had travelled to #Kannur on Friday in connection with his work. On the same day, a woman passenger travelling on the bus in which Deepak was seated had recorded a video alleging that he misbehaved with her, a relative told reporters. The video was widely circulated on social media and had come to Deepak’s notice, police said. According to relatives, Deepak denied the allegation and had been under severe mental distress since the video surfaced. The medical college police have registered a case of unnatural death and initiated an investigation. Police said a preliminary inquiry indicated it was a suspected case of suicide, and the probe would also examine the circumstances surrounding the circulation of the video.
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A disturbing incident has emerged from the Government Higher Secondary School in #Salera, located in #AjoliaKheda Gram Panchayat of #Gangarar Block, #Chittorgarh district, #Rajasthan. Following the circulation of obscene videos involving two teachers, the education department has taken swift action, suspending both educators with immediate effect. The videos, reportedly captured by CCTV cameras in the school office, show the teachers engaging in inappropriate behaviour, including kissing allegedly in principal's room. The footage, which has gone viral, reveals the two teachers repeatedly indulging in objectionable acts in various locations within the school office. The viral video, was referenced in the suspension orders issued by the education department. In light of the public outrage sparked by the incident, an investigation into the matter is currently underway.
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In a shocking incident reported from Sakleshpur in Hassan district, a group of photographers visiting a temple for a pre-wedding photoshoot was allegedly assaulted by local youths. The incident occurred on the premises of the Bettada Byraveshwara Temple, a popular scenic spot known for attracting tourists and photography teams. The episode, which was captured on video, has triggered widespread outrage and raised serious concerns about tourist safety in the region. According to reports, the photographers had arrived at the temple early in the day to conduct a pre-wedding shoot in the picturesque surroundings. During the shoot, a group of local men approached them and questioned their presence. The men reportedly demanded to know why the team was shooting at the location and whether they had obtained permission. The photographers responded that they were tourists and believed that no special permission was required to take photographs at a public temple. This exchange soon escalated into a heated verbal argument. The situation quickly turned violent as the group of youths allegedly attacked the photographers. Despite repeatedly asking why they were being assaulted and pleading for an explanation, the victims were reportedly beaten without provocation. The incident disrupted the otherwise peaceful atmosphere of the temple, leaving other visitors shocked and anxious. Eyewitness videos suggest that the attackers also attempted to damage the photographers’ equipment during the assault. The incident has sparked strong public outrage, with many condemning the alleged behaviour of the local youths. Citizens and netizens alike have criticised the act as goondaism and expressed concern over the safety of tourists visiting popular destinations. Such incidents, observers say, risk tarnishing the image of tourist locations and could negatively impact the local tourism industry. Following the incident, complaints have been filed by both parties at the Sakleshpur Rural Police Station. The police have registered a case and initiated an investigation to ascertain the facts and identify those responsible. Authorities are expected to review the video evidence and take appropriate action based on their findings. The incident has once again highlighted growing concerns over clashes between locals and tourists at popular destinations. Experts stress the need for better awareness, clear guidelines on permissions, and stricter enforcement of law and order to ensure that such incidents are prevented in the future.
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A 23-year-old woman has died, and her 26-year-old colleague has suffered serious injuries after a Mini Cooper convertible rammed into a bike in Goa on Sunday night. Darius Dias, the 21-year-old son of a local businessman, was driving the car at the time of the accident. He has been taken into custody. Police have said Diksha Parwadkar and D Arunkumar worked at a five-star hotel in Goa. They were returning home on a bike on Sunday night when the Mini Cooper hit the two-wheeler on the Bambolim-Dona Paula road, near Manipal Hospital. The impact threw Diksha and Arunkumar off the bike. Some reports say the two-wheeler was thrown about 50 m from the point of impact. The two were rushed to a hospital. While Diksha succumbed to her injuries, Arunkumar is under treatment. Darius Dias, who was driving the Mini Cooper, is the son of Andrew Dias, a businessman with a bakery and hotels in Goa. The car had a temporary number plate, meaning it had not been registered in Goa so far. Some reports said the Mini Cooper was recently purchased, and its doors sported ribbons usually seen on new cars. Police have registered a case under Section 106 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, which relates to causing death by negligence. According to a report, the victim's family has alleged a lack of transparency in the investigation and have accused the cops of "complete blackout" regarding the probe.
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A group of photographers was allegedly assaulted by local youths during a pre-wedding photoshoot at the premises of Bettada Bhairaveshwara Temple in Sakleshpur taluk, Hassan. According to reports, the photographers were conducting a pre-wedding shoot in the scenic temple surroundings during the daytime when a group of local youths approached them and questioned their presence, asking why they were shooting there and whether they had permission. The photographers reportedly responded that they were tourists and that no special permission was required for photography. This led to a verbal altercation, which soon escalated into a physical confrontation. Despite the photographers questioning the reason for the assault, the group allegedly attacked them and attempted to damage their equipment. The incident, which was captured on video, briefly created tension in the otherwise peaceful temple premises and caused concern among other visitors. The incident has sparked outrage among members of the public, with many condemning the alleged misconduct by the local youths. A case has been registered at the Sakleshpur Rural Police Station based on complaints from both parties. Police have initiated an investigation into the matter. Such incidents of conflict between tourists and locals at popular destinations are raising concerns about their impact on tourism in the region.
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A 57-year-old man was killed and his son-in-law seriously injured in Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad after the driver of a roadside parked car allegedly opened the door suddenly, causing the victims' bike to crash into it. The entire incident was captured on CCTV, and the footage has since gone viral on social media. According to police and local sources, Hukam Singh (57) was travelling on a bike with his son-in-law, Pradeep Kumar (30). The duo were carrying a gas cylinder on the bike at the time of the accident. As they reached near Bodhashram in Firozabad, the driver of a car parked along the roadside opened the vehicle’s door abruptly without checking for approaching traffic. The bike crashed directly into the open door, throwing both riders onto the road. The impact left both men critically injured. Locals rushed them to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared Hukam Singh dead. Pradeep Kumar, who suffered serious injuries, was later referred to Agra for advanced treatment, where he remains under medical care. CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced online and is being widely circulated on social media platforms. The video reportedly captures the moment the car door was flung open, leaving the motorcyclist with little time to react. The visuals also showed the car driver and another individual who had stepped out moments before the accident inspecting the damaged door immediately after the crash, while the two injured men lay motionless on the road. Police from the North police station have launched an investigation into the incident. Officials said further legal action will be taken based on the CCTV footage and other evidence collected from the spot.
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A tense scene unfolded at a cinema during the screening of #Dhurandhar when a man reportedly refused to stand for the #NationalAnthem. Fellow viewers confronted him, urging him to show basic respect before the film began. Eyewitnesses said the situation escalated until the audience collectively forced him out of the hall. To prevent further conflict, theatre staff refunded his ticket. The incident quickly sparked online debate, with many praising the crowd’s actions as a stand for national respect, while others questioned whether public shaming should replace legal or formal procedures. Despite differing opinions, the audience’s message was unmistakable: showing respect for the National Anthem is seen as non-negotiable, and any perceived disregard is unlikely to be tolerated in public spaces.
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A 22-year-old woman, an IIT graduate and the daughter of a senior bureaucrat, was found dead at her home in southeast Delhi's East of Kailash area. Police said she was raped before being strangled to death with a phone charger. She was alone at home at the time of the incident. There were no signs of forced entry. Police have arrested a 19-year-old domestic help, Rahul, who had worked at the house and was dismissed over a month ago. "Investigations revealed that he used to play online games and would borrow money from other servants in the vicinity, or from domestic staff working in nearby households, without ever repaying them. This is why he was fired," Joint Commissioner of Police Vijay Kumar said. He was arrested from a hotel in the Dwarka area, where he had been hiding. He is being charged with rape, murder and robbery, police said. Rahul was seen in CCTV footage leaving the victim's residence at 6:28 am, police said. According to police, the woman was found by her family members inside the house under suspicious circumstances, after which the authorities were alerted. The victim had completed her schooling at DPS RK Puram and later graduated from IIT Delhi. She was preparing for the UPSC examination. She was also a dancer and had won several awards in dance competitions. Her elder brother holds a senior position in a multinational company, and her mother is a doctor. When police reached Rahul's residence in Alwar, they found that he had previously been involved in a sexual harassment case. Police said the accused arrived in Delhi from Alwar the previous night and is suspected to have entered the house using a spare key. Police said Rahul had been hired with a reference from a superintendent posted at the IRS officer's office.
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Public outrage over the murder of a toddler spilled on to the streets on Sunday when local residents attacked the prime accused, Ashkar, during evidence collection at the crime scene. Police brought Ashkar to the house in Panavoor, where the child was allegedly subjected to prolonged abuse and torture. As news of his arrival spread, scores of angry residents who were gathered at the location, attacked him. Police personnel struggled to control the crowd and complete the evidence collection process before escorting him away from the area. Ashkar was seen explaining the incident to police without any visible signs of remorse. Deputy Superintendent of Police K Baijukumar said police recovered crucial evidence from the house, including objects allegedly used in the assault. Police are also investigating whether anyone else had a role in the abuse and whether the crime involved active participation or deliberate concealment by others. A major focus of the probe is the role of the child’s mother, Akhila. According to police, she has stated that she witnessed Ashkar physically assaulting the child on previous occasions. Police are now examining how much she knew about the abuse and whether she failed to intervene despite being aware of it. She is expected to be taken into custody for detailed questioning and evidence collection. The probe team refrained from taking Akhila for evidence gathering, given the public outrage. Both Akhila’s mother, Reena, and ex-husband Akhil’s family had sought the custody of the child. Even after Reena complained of suspected assault of the child to the police, Akhila’s statement was accepted on trust and the child’s custody entrusted to her. Akhil’s family also noted that Akhila maintained no contact with them after Akhil’s death and did not give them the child even after informing of their willingness. Allegations have emerged against Akhila from her own family. Her mother told reporters that Ashkar had previously made disturbing remarks about the child. Expressing disbelief over the boy’s death, she said the child had been safe while living with her family. “He once said the child would be treated like an infested dog. I strongly suspect Ashkar is behind this. The child had no issues when he was staying with me. After he was taken away, we were never allowed to meet him. If Akhila had seen him being abused even once, why didn’t she bring him back to me? He was such a sweet and obedient child,” Reena said. Meanwhile, serious allegations from Ashkar’s previous marriage have added another dimension to the investigation. Family members of his former wife alleged a long history of violent domestic abuse.
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A tourist couple visiting Kodagu has sparked outrage after they were allegedly caught throwing plastic bottles by the roadside and later arguing with a local resident who objected to the act. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. According to local residents, the couple was travelling in a car bearing registration number TG 07 AM 9907, registered in Telangana, after returning from a trip in the hill district. The controversy began when the couple allegedly threw two plastic bottles onto the roadside. A local resident who witnessed the incident reportedly approached them politely and requested that they avoid littering and dispose of the waste in a dustbin. However, instead of accepting the request, the couple allegedly became aggressive and questioned the resident, asking, “Don’t you know how to speak to women?” This led to a verbal altercation between the two parties. The argument reportedly continued for several minutes before bystanders intervened and brought the situation under control. The local resident recorded the incident on video and later shared it on social media, where it quickly gained widespread attention and criticism. Many social media users condemned the tourists’ behaviour and stressed the importance of environmental awareness and responsible tourism, especially in ecologically sensitive destinations like Kodagu. Local residents have also expressed displeasure over the incident and urged visitors to respect the cleanliness, environment, and culture of the region.
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An unfortunate incident occurred at the Tumkur Bus Stand, where a 17-year-old student named Harshita sustained a serious injury while attempting to board a bus. Harshita, who is pursuing paramedical studies at Siddaramaiah Hospital in Tumkur, was caught in a chaotic situation caused by a sudden surge in passengers. According to reports, the bus was scheduled to travel from Tumkur to Madhugiri. As passengers rushed to board, a stampede-like situation developed due to overcrowding and a lack of proper crowd management. In the confusion, Harshita lost her balance and fell near the bus. Tragically, one of the bus’s tires ran over her leg, resulting in a severe fracture. Emergency services were immediately alerted, and she was promptly transported by Sadu Ambulance to the district hospital in Tumkur. She is currently undergoing treatment for her injuries. Medical staff have confirmed that her leg was broken in the accident, and she is receiving the necessary care.
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A Navi Mumbai based journalist Sandhya Jain (56), who writes on women's rights and safety, was badly injured in a hit-and-run accident recently on the Palm Beach Road, as a speeding motorcyclist jumped a red signal to crash straight into her scooty. Shockingly, the culprit biker has not been caught due to "poor CCTV camera quality" as the registered number plate of the motorcycle could not be captured on camera on the city's landmark road stretch. For the past nine days, Jain has been lying at Apollo Hospital at Seawoods with multiple fractures in both her hands, a nose fracture, facial trauma and various other smaller injuries. Talking to media from her hospital bed, Jain said, "On May 18, I was driving my scooty in order to go to NMMC head-office at Belapur to meet a civic official for some work. As per the CCTV recordings of two cameras at the NRI Junction of Palm Beach Road, at exactly 4.39 pm, this biker wearing a maroon shirt jumped the red signal and speeded ahead to dash into my scooty, while I was moving forward as my traffic light was green at that moment." Jain, who edits two magazines 'Women Zone' and 'Kanchan Kanika', added that as she fell down unconscious on the busy road, the biker simply lifted his motorcycle and slyly pushed it away from the accident scene in order to escape. Her husband, Sandeep Kumar Jain, who resides at NRI Complex, said, "It is surprising that while an FIR has been registered at NRI police station against the unknown biker for reckless driving, he has not been arrested as we do not have his vehicle number. The accident happened in broad daylight on the supposedly best road of Navi Mumbai, where several surveillance cameras are installed." The investigating officer (IO), Kiran Swar, of NRI police said: "We have checked some of the CCTV recordings at the time of accident in order to identify the culprit. However, the bike number plate is not properly seen in the video recordings. We are further inquiring into this matter." Commissioner of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), Kailas Shinde, told to media: "While NMMC does have a CCTV monitoring room at our Belapur head-office, the police also have a similar CCTV control room with them. They are the primary users of CCTV in order to check various traffic violations etc. Hence, the police should have reported earlier if there is any issue with the camera quality." Shinde added that at present, a private agency is in charge for the maintenance of the CCTV cameras. Social activist Madhu Shankar commented: "What is the use of such an extensive CCTV network in our city if the cameras cannot even capture the vehicle registration number. While Jain's hit-and-run accident took place in daytime, I wonder how vehicles will be identified at night if they are involved in any mishap. Both the NMMC and the police have to sort out this critical issue." City based social worker, Rajesh Singh, of Ganga Sagar Foundation, commented: "I regularly use the Palm Beach Road while driving, and have noticed CCTV camera installations at various traffic signals and junctions. In case the cameras fail to capture the number plates, then they should be replaced with better high definition cams, which also have Al tools to do face recognition."
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In #MadhyaPradesh's #Mandsaur, on Sunday night, a veterinary doctor was dancing with a friend's wife to loud songs like 'Billo Rani and Rana Ji Maaf Karna', while her husband was also present there. On this, neighbours called the police. People told the police that mujra-like activities were going on there. After this, the police took the accused to the station with them. The incident is from the #AmbikaNagar area in #Daloda. Residents said that the house belongs to a person named Sunil Tailor. A couple lives there on rent. Around 10 PM, a party was going on at their place, just as depicted in old films. As soon as the information was received, #DalodaPolice reached the spot and found that a dance was going on there. A large crowd also gathered at the scene during the police action. Police took Anil Keer, a resident of #Bhilwara, his doctor friend Ramesh Bhil (resident of Daloda), and Anil's wife into custody. It was learned that the couple had come from another district and were living on rent in Daloda. According to sources, Ramesh Bhil is a veterinary doctor posted in the Animal Husbandry Department in Ratikhedi, Afzalpur police station area. Police have detained the three under the sections of disturbing the peace. Police are also trying to ascertain whether such activities have occurred here previously or not.
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A 45-year-old man died and two others sustained serious injuries when a car lost control and crashed into several vehicles in Miryalaguda town on Wednesday. The accident took place on the Addanki–Narketpally road. Reports indicate that the deceased, Megavath Mangta, a resident of Maisammakunta Thanda in Miryalaguda mandal, was employed as a security guard at a private bank and was the only earning member of his family. The accident occurred while Mangta was crossing the road on his two-wheeler near Nandipadu, when a car travelling from Guntur to Hyderabad went out of control and collided with him. The vehicle subsequently rammed into two parked motorcycles and a tractor before coming to a stop. Mangta died at the scene, while Dhanawat Bhaskar of Kuriya Thanda and Sunny, an employee at a car service centre, suffered serious injuries. Local residents transported the injured to a private hospital in Miryalaguda. The car’s occupants allegedly fled the scene, leaving the vehicle behind. Police arrived at the location, moved the body to Miryalaguda Area Hospital for a post-mortem examination, and registered a case following a complaint lodged by the victim’s family. An investigation is in progress, said Two Town Circle Inspector Somanarsaiah. Mangta is survived by his wife, Mangamma, and their two daughters. In the aftermath of the accident, family members, relatives, and local villagers held a protest on the Addanki–Narketpally road, calling for justice. The demonstration blocked the road for more than three hours, causing severe traffic congestion. To handle the situation, police redirected vehicles along alternative routes.
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