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#WestBengalPolls | BJP Polling Agent, RSS Karyakarta ‘Abducted’ After TMC Attack in Behala; Police Refuse FIR, Advocate ‘Gheraoed’ Inside Station Prasenjit Bramha, BJP polling agent for Booth No. 154 in 160 Behala Paschim Assembly constituency, and his brother Abhijit Bramha, an RSS Swayamsevak, were attacked at their home on...

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A woman was allegedly hacked to death by her husband in broad daylight in West Bengal's Sodpur on Tuesday morning, before the accused allegedly attempted to kill himself with the same sharp weapon. The incident took place near Kanchkal School More in the Mahendranagar area under the jurisdiction of Khardah Police Station, triggering panic among local residents. According to police, the victim, identified as Gita Das, was cycling towards Sodpur Railway Station when her husband, Subhash Das, allegedly intercepted her and attacked her repeatedly with a sharp weapon. After allegedly attacking his wife, Subhash Das reportedly turned the weapon on himself and inflicted multiple injuries to his own neck. Residents alerted the police, who rushed to the spot. Gita Das succumbed to her injuries, while the accused was rescued in a critical condition and taken to Sagar Dutta Hospital for treatment. His current medical condition is not yet know. Police confirmed that Gita Das and Subhash Das were married. However, the motive behind the attack remains unclear. A case has been registered, and Khardah Police have launched an investigation to ascertain the circumstances that led to the incident.
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A woman was allegedly hacked to death by her husband in broad daylight in West Bengal's Sodpur on Tuesday morning, before the accused allegedly attempted to kill himself with the same sharp weapon. The incident took place near Kanchkal School More in the Mahendranagar area under the jurisdiction of Khardah Police Station, triggering panic among local residents. According to police, the victim, identified as Gita Das, was cycling towards Sodpur Railway Station when her husband, Subhash Das, allegedly intercepted her and attacked her repeatedly with a sharp weapon. After allegedly attacking his wife, Subhash Das reportedly turned the weapon on himself and inflicted multiple injuries to his own neck. Residents alerted the police, who rushed to the spot. Gita Das succumbed to her injuries, while the accused was rescued in a critical condition and taken to Sagar Dutta Hospital for treatment. His current medical condition is not yet know. Police confirmed that Gita Das and Subhash Das were married. However, the motive behind the attack remains unclear. A case has been registered, and Khardah Police have launched an investigation to ascertain the circumstances that led to the incident.

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#WATCH | Kumarganj, West Bengal: BJP candidate from Kumarganj, Subhendu Sarkar, says, "In the Kumarganj Assembly constituency, our polling agents in 8-10 polling stations were forcibly removed. I personally intervened and ensured they were allowed back inside. When I visited Booth No. 24 to inspect the situation on the ground, they launched an attack on my entire team and me; they were clearly intent on creating an atmosphere of intimidation and fear... Central Forces were present at the polling station itself—they were inside the premises. But when I arrived on the scene, I was accompanied only by my bodyguard; there was no one else with us... Mamata Banerjee has lost the election, and Trinamool Congress are losing all four seats in this region. Out of sheer desperation and fear, they launched an attack on us..."
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#WATCH | Kumarganj, West Bengal: BJP candidate from Kumarganj, Subhendu Sarkar, says, "In the Kumarganj Assembly constituency, our polling agents in 8-10 polling stations were forcibly removed. I personally intervened and ensured they were allowed back inside. When I visited Booth No. 24 to inspect the situation on the ground, they launched an attack on my entire team and me; they were clearly intent on creating an atmosphere of intimidation and fear... Central Forces were present at the polling station itself—they were inside the premises. But when I arrived on the scene, I was accompanied only by my bodyguard; there was no one else with us... Mamata Banerjee has lost the election, and Trinamool Congress are losing all four seats in this region. Out of sheer desperation and fear, they launched an attack on us..."

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Ladies and gentlemen, I am extremely proud of this woman. I salute her courage, boldness, and her ability to put every BJP leader, worker, or sympathizer on the mat. TMC is decimated in Bengal, but she is a tigress. She has come to Delhi and is roaring in the powerhouse of BJP. What we hear from BJP—oh, she is so uncouth, arrogant, bla bla. TMC ruled Bengal with an iron hand for 15 years. There were no protests in Bengal because no one dared to come on the road. BJP won Bengal because it was aided by the election commission and the judiciary, and more importantly, the general class and OBCs turned a blind eye. Independent narratives were built so that nothing works in favor of TMC in the media. If it had been BJP instead of TMC, they would have vanished without a trace. Look at AAP— they were routed in Delhi and are disastrous in Punjab, but they brought the mighty BJP to its knees via CJP. The truth is, BJP has become a bunch of vested interests ruling in patches. The only consistent thing they have is Hindu-Muslim, and that's it. They have not built any grassroots cadre and have made ABVP, VHP, and Bajrang Dal toothless. Despite a brute majority in Parliament, they are still begging— 12 years on and still begging. They fear their core voters and workers more than the opposition. The RSS cadres in the government are raking moolah. No new talent. I salute you, Mahua Moitra Ji.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I am extremely proud of this woman. I salute her courage, boldness, and her ability to put every BJP leader, worker, or sympathizer on the mat. TMC is decimated in Bengal, but she is a tigress. She has come to Delhi and is roaring in the powerhouse of BJP. What we hear from BJP—oh, she is so uncouth, arrogant, bla bla. TMC ruled Bengal with an iron hand for 15 years. There were no protests in Bengal because no one dared to come on the road. BJP won Bengal because it was aided by the election commission and the judiciary, and more importantly, the general class and OBCs turned a blind eye. Independent narratives were built so that nothing works in favor of TMC in the media. If it had been BJP instead of TMC, they would have vanished without a trace. Look at AAP— they were routed in Delhi and are disastrous in Punjab, but they brought the mighty BJP to its knees via CJP. The truth is, BJP has become a bunch of vested interests ruling in patches. The only consistent thing they have is Hindu-Muslim, and that's it. They have not built any grassroots cadre and have made ABVP, VHP, and Bajrang Dal toothless. Despite a brute majority in Parliament, they are still begging— 12 years on and still begging. They fear their core voters and workers more than the opposition. The RSS cadres in the government are raking moolah. No new talent. I salute you, Mahua Moitra Ji.

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28,919 views • 25 days ago

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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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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48,029 views • 2 months ago

This happened 24 hours ago. Police and the army launched a search operation in connection with the assault on the BJP candidate, Suvendu Sarkar, in Kumarganj. The party alleged he was accosted in an inaccessible corner before being attacked. The candidate, as well as ABP Ananda, says he had been complaining since the morning, but the police and CAPF took action not before late afternoon. Sarkar alleged that the local police were not allowing a timely deployment of the central forces. Sarkar’s opponent, the TMC’s Toraf Hossain Mondal, said, “If anybody insulted the BJP candidate, I do not condone it.” The second story in the video covers the attack on the car of Agnimitra Paul, the BJP candidate in Asansol Dakshin. The party has accused the TMC of vandalism. Paul says she was attacked similarly near a neighbouring booth in 2021. The third story is about Mahamayapara in Jalpaiguri, where both the BJP and the TMC accused each other of casting bogus votes. The mic, however, catches a TMC leader threatening a police officer, saying, “Dekhe nebo apnake!” But in the presence of the central forces, the cop did not get intimidated. Then, the TMC guy tries to prevail by claiming he is an advocate in the high court. That did not work. The party’s candidate for this SC-reserved seat, Krishna Das, is, however, a school dropout who studied up to Class 8. This guy couldn’t have been the candidate.
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This happened 24 hours ago. Police and the army launched a search operation in connection with the assault on the BJP candidate, Suvendu Sarkar, in Kumarganj. The party alleged he was accosted in an inaccessible corner before being attacked. The candidate, as well as ABP Ananda, says he had been complaining since the morning, but the police and CAPF took action not before late afternoon. Sarkar alleged that the local police were not allowing a timely deployment of the central forces. Sarkar’s opponent, the TMC’s Toraf Hossain Mondal, said, “If anybody insulted the BJP candidate, I do not condone it.” The second story in the video covers the attack on the car of Agnimitra Paul, the BJP candidate in Asansol Dakshin. The party has accused the TMC of vandalism. Paul says she was attacked similarly near a neighbouring booth in 2021. The third story is about Mahamayapara in Jalpaiguri, where both the BJP and the TMC accused each other of casting bogus votes. The mic, however, catches a TMC leader threatening a police officer, saying, “Dekhe nebo apnake!” But in the presence of the central forces, the cop did not get intimidated. Then, the TMC guy tries to prevail by claiming he is an advocate in the high court. That did not work. The party’s candidate for this SC-reserved seat, Krishna Das, is, however, a school dropout who studied up to Class 8. This guy couldn’t have been the candidate.

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40,606 views • 4 months ago

A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered in broad daylight at the BC Road bus stand in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves across Karnataka. The victim, identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu, worked at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said the accused, identified as Chethan, allegedly attacked her with a machete after she repeatedly rejected his advances. He was arrested within hours near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru following a coordinated police operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and renewed concerns over crimes linked to harassment and one-sided obsession. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation into the circumstances leading to the attack. According to the police, Lavanya was returning home from work on Thursday, 16 July, at around 6 pm. She had boarded a KSRTC bus from Bantwal to Kakkepadavu after finishing her shift at the private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said Chethan, who is believed to be a distant relative of the victim, boarded the same bus and sat next to her. The accused had allegedly been pursuing Lavanya despite her repeatedly rejecting his advances. Sensing something was wrong, Lavanya reportedly called one of her relatives and informed them that a young man had sat beside her on the bus. The call was disconnected shortly afterwards. After Lavanya got off the bus at the BC Road bus stand, the accused allegedly followed her. Police said he then took out a machete from a bag and chased her. Despite her attempt to escape, he allegedly attacked her repeatedly before fleeing the scene. Police personnel from the Bantwal subdivision and Bantwal Town Police Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and began an investigation. Lavanya, who sustained critical injuries, was immediately shifted to Bantwal Taluk Hospital. However, she succumbed to her injuries despite efforts to save her. After the attack, the accused allegedly fled towards Mangaluru in an Alto car. During his escape, he reportedly called Lavanya's father and told him that he had killed his daughter and intended to end his own life. Acting swiftly, the Bantwal subdivision police formed a special investigation team. Using mobile phone location data and CCTV footage, officers traced and arrested the accused along with the vehicle near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru. Police sources said the accused had allegedly created a disturbance at the private hospital where Lavanya worked about a month earlier. Hospital staff reportedly intervened and prevented the situation from escalating. Investigators are now examining whether the absence of a formal police complaint after the earlier incident contributed to the tragedy. Bantwal Town Police have registered a case and are continuing their investigation.
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A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered in broad daylight at the BC Road bus stand in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves across Karnataka. The victim, identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu, worked at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said the accused, identified as Chethan, allegedly attacked her with a machete after she repeatedly rejected his advances. He was arrested within hours near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru following a coordinated police operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and renewed concerns over crimes linked to harassment and one-sided obsession. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation into the circumstances leading to the attack. According to the police, Lavanya was returning home from work on Thursday, 16 July, at around 6 pm. She had boarded a KSRTC bus from Bantwal to Kakkepadavu after finishing her shift at the private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said Chethan, who is believed to be a distant relative of the victim, boarded the same bus and sat next to her. The accused had allegedly been pursuing Lavanya despite her repeatedly rejecting his advances. Sensing something was wrong, Lavanya reportedly called one of her relatives and informed them that a young man had sat beside her on the bus. The call was disconnected shortly afterwards. After Lavanya got off the bus at the BC Road bus stand, the accused allegedly followed her. Police said he then took out a machete from a bag and chased her. Despite her attempt to escape, he allegedly attacked her repeatedly before fleeing the scene. Police personnel from the Bantwal subdivision and Bantwal Town Police Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and began an investigation. Lavanya, who sustained critical injuries, was immediately shifted to Bantwal Taluk Hospital. However, she succumbed to her injuries despite efforts to save her. After the attack, the accused allegedly fled towards Mangaluru in an Alto car. During his escape, he reportedly called Lavanya's father and told him that he had killed his daughter and intended to end his own life. Acting swiftly, the Bantwal subdivision police formed a special investigation team. Using mobile phone location data and CCTV footage, officers traced and arrested the accused along with the vehicle near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru. Police sources said the accused had allegedly created a disturbance at the private hospital where Lavanya worked about a month earlier. Hospital staff reportedly intervened and prevented the situation from escalating. Investigators are now examining whether the absence of a formal police complaint after the earlier incident contributed to the tragedy. Bantwal Town Police have registered a case and are continuing their investigation.

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159,998 views • 1 month ago

Last night under 107- Noapara Assembly Constituency, at about 12.05 AM, two armed criminals namely Akash Choudhary alias Golu and Aman Choudhary, patronised by All India Trinamool Congress, reached on a motorbike at the house of Kundan Singh, the Secretary of the Barrackpore Organisational District of BJP West Bengal with an intention to kill him. Sound of firing of one round bullet was heard. Aman Choudhary tried to enter the house with an intention to kill Kundan Singh but by the grace of the God, Kundan has escaped unhurt. These two criminals are residents of Garulia and notorious, history sheeter of the area. Their names were in the list of the criminals submitted to the Election Commission of India. On the day of polling, Akash Choudhary alias Golu was detained by the Noapara Police till the evening and later released. Before the counting, these criminals on the instructions of their leaders are trying to intimidate local leadership and workers of BJP West Bengal. I request the Election Commission of India and CEO West Bengal to take necessary action to ensure the immediate arrest of these notorious criminals. とろもみ @BengalGovernor Spokesperson ECI West Bengal Police Barrackpore Police
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Last night under 107- Noapara Assembly Constituency, at about 12.05 AM, two armed criminals namely Akash Choudhary alias Golu and Aman Choudhary, patronised by All India Trinamool Congress, reached on a motorbike at the house of Kundan Singh, the Secretary of the Barrackpore Organisational District of BJP West Bengal with an intention to kill him. Sound of firing of one round bullet was heard. Aman Choudhary tried to enter the house with an intention to kill Kundan Singh but by the grace of the God, Kundan has escaped unhurt. These two criminals are residents of Garulia and notorious, history sheeter of the area. Their names were in the list of the criminals submitted to the Election Commission of India. On the day of polling, Akash Choudhary alias Golu was detained by the Noapara Police till the evening and later released. Before the counting, these criminals on the instructions of their leaders are trying to intimidate local leadership and workers of BJP West Bengal. I request the Election Commission of India and CEO West Bengal to take necessary action to ensure the immediate arrest of these notorious criminals. とろもみ @BengalGovernor Spokesperson ECI West Bengal Police Barrackpore Police

Arjun Singh

59,605 views • 3 months ago

In a shocking incident of brazen violence, a gang of about 10 people barged into a house in Ashraya Layout, Chintamani town, on Tuesday night and brutally attacked two sisters, stabbing one of them in the stomach and neck. The incident comes hours after the elder sister had slapped two youths for teasing her on her way home from college. The victims have been identified as Meghana (18) and her younger sister Niharika. According to police sources, Meghana was returning home from college when two local youths – identified as Karthik and Vinod – harassed her, passing lewd comments and calling out "Madam, Madam" while behaving inappropriately. An irked Meghana slapped the duo and later informed her mother about the ordeal. In what appears to be an act of revenge, the same two youths, allegedly under the influence of ganja (cannabis), returned around 8:30 PM with a gang of roughly 10 accomplices. The group forcibly entered the family's home and launched a vicious attack on the sisters. The assailants first assaulted Niharika and then turned on Meghana, stabbing her in the abdomen and neck with a knife. Both sisters sustained critical injuries and were initially rushed to a local hospital. Owing to the severity of their wounds, they were later referred to Kolar District Hospital for advanced medical care. Chintamani City Police have registered an FIR against more than 10 individuals in connection with the attack. A case has been filed under the jurisdiction of Chintamani City Police Station, and investigations are ongoing. Police are currently examining the sequence of events and are on the lookout for the accused, who remain at large. The incident has sent shockwaves through the locality, raising fresh concerns about the safety of women and the increasing audacity of criminals in the area.
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In a shocking incident of brazen violence, a gang of about 10 people barged into a house in Ashraya Layout, Chintamani town, on Tuesday night and brutally attacked two sisters, stabbing one of them in the stomach and neck. The incident comes hours after the elder sister had slapped two youths for teasing her on her way home from college. The victims have been identified as Meghana (18) and her younger sister Niharika. According to police sources, Meghana was returning home from college when two local youths – identified as Karthik and Vinod – harassed her, passing lewd comments and calling out "Madam, Madam" while behaving inappropriately. An irked Meghana slapped the duo and later informed her mother about the ordeal. In what appears to be an act of revenge, the same two youths, allegedly under the influence of ganja (cannabis), returned around 8:30 PM with a gang of roughly 10 accomplices. The group forcibly entered the family's home and launched a vicious attack on the sisters. The assailants first assaulted Niharika and then turned on Meghana, stabbing her in the abdomen and neck with a knife. Both sisters sustained critical injuries and were initially rushed to a local hospital. Owing to the severity of their wounds, they were later referred to Kolar District Hospital for advanced medical care. Chintamani City Police have registered an FIR against more than 10 individuals in connection with the attack. A case has been filed under the jurisdiction of Chintamani City Police Station, and investigations are ongoing. Police are currently examining the sequence of events and are on the lookout for the accused, who remain at large. The incident has sent shockwaves through the locality, raising fresh concerns about the safety of women and the increasing audacity of criminals in the area.

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36,835 views • 1 month ago

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 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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621,894 views • 4 months ago

An elderly man was physically assaulted in the middle of the road by a car driver in #Bengaluru's #Nagadevanahalli following a minor altercation. The car driver followed the 65-year-old pedestrian and thrashed him despite mediation attempts by passersby. The incident, which took place on Sunday evening, was recorded on CCTV cameras. Nanjundappa was walking along the road when a man named Naveen approached from behind in a car and honked, asking him to give way. Nanjundappa reportedly told him that the road was wide enough to pass. Enraged by the response, Naveen allegedly began abusing the elderly man. Hearing two men shout, Naveen's parents stepped out of the house and tried to pacify the situation. Naveen then got out of the car and charged at the elderly man despite his mother trying to push him back. In CCTV footage, Naveen's father can be seen asking Nanjundappa to let go of the matter and go while his mother along with another woman can be seen pushing Naven inside the house. As Nanjundappa walked nearly 200 meters away from the spot, Naveen allegedly drove his car ahead, blocked his path, and assaulted him again. Naveen's mother again tried to push him back inside the car but another fight broke out. Naveen reportedly dragged the elderly man on the road, pushed him to the ground, and continued to beat him despite attempts by others to intervene. He also thrashed a man supporting Nanjundappa. Collars were pulled and slaps were traded. The assault reportedly took place over a stretch of nearly 100 meters. Following the attack, Nanjundappa filed a complaint at a local police station. Based on the complaint and CCTV evidence, police registered a case and arrested the accused car driver, Naveen.
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An elderly man was physically assaulted in the middle of the road by a car driver in #Bengaluru's #Nagadevanahalli following a minor altercation. The car driver followed the 65-year-old pedestrian and thrashed him despite mediation attempts by passersby. The incident, which took place on Sunday evening, was recorded on CCTV cameras. Nanjundappa was walking along the road when a man named Naveen approached from behind in a car and honked, asking him to give way. Nanjundappa reportedly told him that the road was wide enough to pass. Enraged by the response, Naveen allegedly began abusing the elderly man. Hearing two men shout, Naveen's parents stepped out of the house and tried to pacify the situation. Naveen then got out of the car and charged at the elderly man despite his mother trying to push him back. In CCTV footage, Naveen's father can be seen asking Nanjundappa to let go of the matter and go while his mother along with another woman can be seen pushing Naven inside the house. As Nanjundappa walked nearly 200 meters away from the spot, Naveen allegedly drove his car ahead, blocked his path, and assaulted him again. Naveen's mother again tried to push him back inside the car but another fight broke out. Naveen reportedly dragged the elderly man on the road, pushed him to the ground, and continued to beat him despite attempts by others to intervene. He also thrashed a man supporting Nanjundappa. Collars were pulled and slaps were traded. The assault reportedly took place over a stretch of nearly 100 meters. Following the attack, Nanjundappa filed a complaint at a local police station. Based on the complaint and CCTV evidence, police registered a case and arrested the accused car driver, Naveen.

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15,246 views • 5 months ago

A year-old grudge allegedly culminated in a brutal attack when a former tenant armed with a sword and knife stormed his ex-landlord's house in Amar Nagar under MIDC police station limits on Tuesday morning. The violent assault left one woman dead and an elderly couple seriously injured. The deceased, Sangeeta Chaudhary (40), had been staying with her sister Vanita Dahat for the past few days. Police said she became an unintended victim of the attack and died after her throat was slit with a sword. The accused, Roshan Taral (30), a resident of Narkhed in Nagpur district, allegedly barged into the residence of his former landlord Dharmapal Dahat (51) and his wife Vanita (48) at around 9 am. Investigators believe the attack was driven by resentment that Taral had harboured since leaving the Dahat family's premises about a year ago. According to police, Taral had rented a room in the Dahat residence for a few months before shifting to Rajiv Nagar. During his stay, disputes reportedly arose over issues such as playing radio loudly and being reprimanded for minor mistakes. During interrogation, Taral allegedly told police that he felt humiliated by the family and was upset over being forced to vacate the premises. Investigators are also probing other possible motives, including his alleged grievances against a former girlfriend. Preliminary investigations revealed that Taral arrived at the house carrying a sword and a knife concealed in a bag. Neighbours later spotted him holding the sword in one hand and the knife in the other. Dharmapal was reportedly sitting in the front room using his mobile when Taral attacked him. As Dharmapal raised his hand in self-defence, he sustained severe injuries to his fingers, some of which were reportedly severed. The second blow targeted his face. Hearing the commotion, Dharmapal's wife Vanita rushed from the kitchen to help her husband. Taral allegedly attacked her as well, inflicting serious head injuries with the knife. Investigators noted that she was preparing food when the assault occurred, with chapatis still left on the tawa. At that moment, Sangeeta emerged from the kitchen area. Police said the accused attacked her with the sword, slashing her throat. Bleeding heavily, she ran out of the house clutching her neck but collapsed on the road outside the residence and died on the spot. Eyewitnesses said Taral briefly stepped outside after the attack. However, upon noticing several young men nearby, he allegedly threatened them and retreated into the house, locked the door from within and sat on sofa. Neighbours locked the main door from outside, trapping him inside until police arrived. MIDC police station staff rushed to the spot, broke open the door and took Taral into custody. The injured couple was rushed to a private hospital in Wanadongri. Sangeeta's body was sent for postmortem. MIDC police have registered a case of murder and attempt to murder against the accused and initiated further investigation.
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A year-old grudge allegedly culminated in a brutal attack when a former tenant armed with a sword and knife stormed his ex-landlord's house in Amar Nagar under MIDC police station limits on Tuesday morning. The violent assault left one woman dead and an elderly couple seriously injured. The deceased, Sangeeta Chaudhary (40), had been staying with her sister Vanita Dahat for the past few days. Police said she became an unintended victim of the attack and died after her throat was slit with a sword. The accused, Roshan Taral (30), a resident of Narkhed in Nagpur district, allegedly barged into the residence of his former landlord Dharmapal Dahat (51) and his wife Vanita (48) at around 9 am. Investigators believe the attack was driven by resentment that Taral had harboured since leaving the Dahat family's premises about a year ago. According to police, Taral had rented a room in the Dahat residence for a few months before shifting to Rajiv Nagar. During his stay, disputes reportedly arose over issues such as playing radio loudly and being reprimanded for minor mistakes. During interrogation, Taral allegedly told police that he felt humiliated by the family and was upset over being forced to vacate the premises. Investigators are also probing other possible motives, including his alleged grievances against a former girlfriend. Preliminary investigations revealed that Taral arrived at the house carrying a sword and a knife concealed in a bag. Neighbours later spotted him holding the sword in one hand and the knife in the other. Dharmapal was reportedly sitting in the front room using his mobile when Taral attacked him. As Dharmapal raised his hand in self-defence, he sustained severe injuries to his fingers, some of which were reportedly severed. The second blow targeted his face. Hearing the commotion, Dharmapal's wife Vanita rushed from the kitchen to help her husband. Taral allegedly attacked her as well, inflicting serious head injuries with the knife. Investigators noted that she was preparing food when the assault occurred, with chapatis still left on the tawa. At that moment, Sangeeta emerged from the kitchen area. Police said the accused attacked her with the sword, slashing her throat. Bleeding heavily, she ran out of the house clutching her neck but collapsed on the road outside the residence and died on the spot. Eyewitnesses said Taral briefly stepped outside after the attack. However, upon noticing several young men nearby, he allegedly threatened them and retreated into the house, locked the door from within and sat on sofa. Neighbours locked the main door from outside, trapping him inside until police arrived. MIDC police station staff rushed to the spot, broke open the door and took Taral into custody. The injured couple was rushed to a private hospital in Wanadongri. Sangeeta's body was sent for postmortem. MIDC police have registered a case of murder and attempt to murder against the accused and initiated further investigation.

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25,954 views • 24 days ago

Mafia Tycoon Exposed The mafia tycoon and kingpin of Chinatown has been exposed, along with his alleged police protection unit. The illegal sugilite buyer, Chen Zuming, who works for a Hong Kong-based boss known as Kingsam, was recently visited by members of the DOP political party and affected employees from a company defrauded of millions of rands by Chen. The company representatives arrived at Chen’s hardware store, but he fled the scene, and his employees refused to call him. Later, Chen called and allegedly said that “no one can fing do anything to him”*, boasting that he would summon the police officers he pays monthly to arrest the company directors. Shortly after his call, numerous police vehicles reportedly arrived to his aid — including Acting Station Commander Kanal Sithole from John Vorster Square Police Station. According to witnesses, Sithole entered the building and began accusing the company directors of not being worth the money they claimed Chen owed them. He allegedly refused to hear their side of the story and instead ordered their arrest — seemingly in favour of the illegal Chinese mafia operation. The arrested individuals, including members of DOP, were initially charged with intimidation. However, when their legal representatives attempted to apply for bail, Sithole allegedly returned to the station and instructed officers to add a public violence charge to ensure they remained in custody. Meanwhile, Chen, who is accused of illegally moving sugilite worth approximately R500 million, remains a free man — reportedly protected by high-ranking officials whom he claims are “his police force.” We call on the Chinese Embassy and South African justice system to investigate this matter, including the actions of the Station Commander and his team. The accused were denied police bail after being detained for more than 38 hours, and were allegedly threatened with additional charges. A case of unlawful arrest and assault will be opened by the victims, who claim they were unlawfully detained in favour of a Chinese tycoon who regularly bribes local police officials. The affected company directors have vowed to continue fighting for justice, stating that no threats or captured police forces will stop them until they recover their money and the mafia is behind bars.
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Mafia Tycoon Exposed The mafia tycoon and kingpin of Chinatown has been exposed, along with his alleged police protection unit. The illegal sugilite buyer, Chen Zuming, who works for a Hong Kong-based boss known as Kingsam, was recently visited by members of the DOP political party and affected employees from a company defrauded of millions of rands by Chen. The company representatives arrived at Chen’s hardware store, but he fled the scene, and his employees refused to call him. Later, Chen called and allegedly said that “no one can fing do anything to him”*, boasting that he would summon the police officers he pays monthly to arrest the company directors. Shortly after his call, numerous police vehicles reportedly arrived to his aid — including Acting Station Commander Kanal Sithole from John Vorster Square Police Station. According to witnesses, Sithole entered the building and began accusing the company directors of not being worth the money they claimed Chen owed them. He allegedly refused to hear their side of the story and instead ordered their arrest — seemingly in favour of the illegal Chinese mafia operation. The arrested individuals, including members of DOP, were initially charged with intimidation. However, when their legal representatives attempted to apply for bail, Sithole allegedly returned to the station and instructed officers to add a public violence charge to ensure they remained in custody. Meanwhile, Chen, who is accused of illegally moving sugilite worth approximately R500 million, remains a free man — reportedly protected by high-ranking officials whom he claims are “his police force.” We call on the Chinese Embassy and South African justice system to investigate this matter, including the actions of the Station Commander and his team. The accused were denied police bail after being detained for more than 38 hours, and were allegedly threatened with additional charges. A case of unlawful arrest and assault will be opened by the victims, who claim they were unlawfully detained in favour of a Chinese tycoon who regularly bribes local police officials. The affected company directors have vowed to continue fighting for justice, stating that no threats or captured police forces will stop them until they recover their money and the mafia is behind bars.

The Instigator

36,940 views • 9 months ago

[ONE KILLED AND ANOTHER INJURED BY A MOB IN A STOCKTHEFT RELATED INCIDENT] Police at Verena are investigating a stock theft related incident whereby two male persons were reportedly cornered and assaulted by an unidentified group of people after being reportedly found with livestock believed to have been stolen. One of the alleged suspects died whilst the other one sustained some injuries. The incident occurred in Verena on Wednesday, 24 December 2024. According to a report, Police as well Medical Emergency Services were called to the scene, and it was during this period when one of the men was pronounced dead, while the other was taken to the hospital for treatment. He is currently hospitalized under Police guard. The incident is believed to be linked to stocktheft incident, where 26 cattle, six goats, and a donkey were reportedly stolen from a certain farm in Verena. The Police investigation indicates that a shepherd was attacked earlier that day then robbed of an undisclosed amount of cash. Thereafter, the suspects are believed to have fled the scene in two bakkies with trailers when their vehicles got stuck in the mud, leading to their capture and attack by the mob. Two bakkies were also torched during the incident.
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[ONE KILLED AND ANOTHER INJURED BY A MOB IN A STOCKTHEFT RELATED INCIDENT] Police at Verena are investigating a stock theft related incident whereby two male persons were reportedly cornered and assaulted by an unidentified group of people after being reportedly found with livestock believed to have been stolen. One of the alleged suspects died whilst the other one sustained some injuries. The incident occurred in Verena on Wednesday, 24 December 2024. According to a report, Police as well Medical Emergency Services were called to the scene, and it was during this period when one of the men was pronounced dead, while the other was taken to the hospital for treatment. He is currently hospitalized under Police guard. The incident is believed to be linked to stocktheft incident, where 26 cattle, six goats, and a donkey were reportedly stolen from a certain farm in Verena. The Police investigation indicates that a shepherd was attacked earlier that day then robbed of an undisclosed amount of cash. Thereafter, the suspects are believed to have fled the scene in two bakkies with trailers when their vehicles got stuck in the mud, leading to their capture and attack by the mob. Two bakkies were also torched during the incident.

Justice, Crime Prevention and Security

61,192 views • 1 year ago

36-year-old Muslim Mohammad Anees, a resident of Bhalswa Dairy in North West Delhi, 😥🙏 Rt worked as a seasonal vegetable and fruit trader. On the night of April 20, at around 2 a.m., he was heading to Azadpur Mandi with his friend Narendra Verma to make a payment. According to his family, when the two reached near the Jahangirpuri police chowki, they were stopped and questioned about their destination. After informing the police that they were on their way to Azadpur Mandi, police personnel allegedly accused them of theft and began assaulting them. The family alleged that both men were brutally beaten. Hindu Narendra Verma was left on the road after being presumed dead, while Anees was taken to the police station, where he was allegedly assaulted again. He later succumbed to his injuries, the family claimed. They further alleged that despite repeatedly approaching the police and filing complaints, their pleas have gone unheard. According to the family, no action has been taken so far, while senior officials have only assured them that justice will be delivered. Ground Report: Tabish Pathan
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36-year-old Muslim Mohammad Anees, a resident of Bhalswa Dairy in North West Delhi, 😥🙏 Rt worked as a seasonal vegetable and fruit trader. On the night of April 20, at around 2 a.m., he was heading to Azadpur Mandi with his friend Narendra Verma to make a payment. According to his family, when the two reached near the Jahangirpuri police chowki, they were stopped and questioned about their destination. After informing the police that they were on their way to Azadpur Mandi, police personnel allegedly accused them of theft and began assaulting them. The family alleged that both men were brutally beaten. Hindu Narendra Verma was left on the road after being presumed dead, while Anees was taken to the police station, where he was allegedly assaulted again. He later succumbed to his injuries, the family claimed. They further alleged that despite repeatedly approaching the police and filing complaints, their pleas have gone unheard. According to the family, no action has been taken so far, while senior officials have only assured them that justice will be delivered. Ground Report: Tabish Pathan

Bushra Comrade

20,986 views • 3 months ago

A group of photographers was allegedly attacked by local miscreants during a pre-wedding photoshoot at Bettada Bhairaveshwara Temple, a popular tourist destination in Sakleshpur, on Friday morning. The attackers reportedly damaged camera equipment worth several lakhs and snatched a gold chain, according to a police complaint. Naveenandan K.S. (21), a photographer from Hassan, had arrived at the location around 7:30 AM along with his colleague Chetan and an engaged couple. Another team from Bengaluru, comprising Abhishek and Yashwant, reached the spot around 8:00 AM. According to the complaint, a local resident identified as Abhi from Marubailu village picked a quarrel with the Bengaluru team over a minor issue and allegedly assaulted Yashwant. The situation escalated around 9:00 AM when Abhi reportedly returned with 7–8 associates in two cars. The group, identified as Prashanth, Rakshay, Aravind, Uchit, Prajwal, and Nishanth, allegedly attacked the photographers using wooden clubs and stones. “They tried to choke me by grabbing my neck and snatched my gold chain. They also smashed my camera and lenses worth about ₹5 lakh,” Naveenandan said in his complaint. The injured photographers are currently undergoing treatment at Sakleshpur Government Hospital and Hassan District Hospital. Police have registered a case at Sakleshpur Rural Police Station under Crime No. 49/2026. Charges have been filed under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including unlawful assembly, rioting, causing hurt, wrongful restraint, criminal intimidation, assault, and damage to property. The accused are currently absconding, and a search operation is underway. The incident has triggered outrage among local photographers, who have called for improved security measures at popular photoshoot and tourist locations.
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A group of photographers was allegedly attacked by local miscreants during a pre-wedding photoshoot at Bettada Bhairaveshwara Temple, a popular tourist destination in Sakleshpur, on Friday morning. The attackers reportedly damaged camera equipment worth several lakhs and snatched a gold chain, according to a police complaint. Naveenandan K.S. (21), a photographer from Hassan, had arrived at the location around 7:30 AM along with his colleague Chetan and an engaged couple. Another team from Bengaluru, comprising Abhishek and Yashwant, reached the spot around 8:00 AM. According to the complaint, a local resident identified as Abhi from Marubailu village picked a quarrel with the Bengaluru team over a minor issue and allegedly assaulted Yashwant. The situation escalated around 9:00 AM when Abhi reportedly returned with 7–8 associates in two cars. The group, identified as Prashanth, Rakshay, Aravind, Uchit, Prajwal, and Nishanth, allegedly attacked the photographers using wooden clubs and stones. “They tried to choke me by grabbing my neck and snatched my gold chain. They also smashed my camera and lenses worth about ₹5 lakh,” Naveenandan said in his complaint. The injured photographers are currently undergoing treatment at Sakleshpur Government Hospital and Hassan District Hospital. Police have registered a case at Sakleshpur Rural Police Station under Crime No. 49/2026. Charges have been filed under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including unlawful assembly, rioting, causing hurt, wrongful restraint, criminal intimidation, assault, and damage to property. The accused are currently absconding, and a search operation is underway. The incident has triggered outrage among local photographers, who have called for improved security measures at popular photoshoot and tourist locations.

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47,843 views • 4 months ago

Woman Suffers Severe Injuries in Dog Attack at HSR Layout; Owner Booked in Bengaluru A morning walk turned tragic for a resident of Teachers Colony in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, when she was mauled by a Pet Dog, leaving her with severe injuries. The incident occurred around 6:00 am on January 26 at 13th Cross Road. According to the FIR filed at the HSR Layout Police Station, the victim, Shalini Dubey, was attacked by a dog belonging to local resident Amaresh Reddy. The complainant, her husband, stated that the attack was so forceful it knocked his wife to the ground. The dog bit her on the face, hands, and legs, resulting in significant blood loss. The family prioritised medical treatment for Shalini, which led to a two-day delay in approaching the police. The FIR was formally registered on the evening of January 28. The case has been registered under BNS Sections 117(3), 125 and 291 against Amaresh Reddy. The complainant alleges that although Reddy was holding the dog at the time of the incident, he failed to control the animal, describing his actions as “negligent conduct.” The victim is currently admitted to a private hospital and is receiving treatment.
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Woman Suffers Severe Injuries in Dog Attack at HSR Layout; Owner Booked in Bengaluru A morning walk turned tragic for a resident of Teachers Colony in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, when she was mauled by a Pet Dog, leaving her with severe injuries. The incident occurred around 6:00 am on January 26 at 13th Cross Road. According to the FIR filed at the HSR Layout Police Station, the victim, Shalini Dubey, was attacked by a dog belonging to local resident Amaresh Reddy. The complainant, her husband, stated that the attack was so forceful it knocked his wife to the ground. The dog bit her on the face, hands, and legs, resulting in significant blood loss. The family prioritised medical treatment for Shalini, which led to a two-day delay in approaching the police. The FIR was formally registered on the evening of January 28. The case has been registered under BNS Sections 117(3), 125 and 291 against Amaresh Reddy. The complainant alleges that although Reddy was holding the dog at the time of the incident, he failed to control the animal, describing his actions as “negligent conduct.” The victim is currently admitted to a private hospital and is receiving treatment.

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10,412 views • 6 months ago

A fitness trainer and strategist from Mahim and his wife were left traumatised after five men in an SUV, allegedly armed with baseball and hockey sticks, chased their vehicle, intercepted it and assaulted him before damaging the car's windows in a road-rage incident in Bandra on Saturday midnight, said police. Arjun Garewal, 39, was returning to his Mahim home with his wife, Bhakti, an HR director at a university, after dinner with his parents in Juhu when the incident occurred near Sahil Hotel on SV Road in Bandra (West). Bandra police have detained three accused - Anas K, 25, who works at a private firm, Bilal Shaikh, 30, the brother of a garment businessman and one other accused named Rajen. Police registered an FIR against them on Sunday under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for assault and criminal intimidation. The three were later released after being served notices. Police said the incident began around 11.45pm on August 8 when an XUV700 allegedly came in front of Garewal's SUV and obstructed his way. "The road rage began after the accused first overtook Garewal and kept driving slowly in front, not allowing him to move ahead. When Garewal managed to get past, they got annoyed, chased and attacked him and damaged his car. They got angry after the victim overtook their vehicle. They kicked, punched and abused him verbally and damaged the front, rear and driver's-side windows of Garewal's car," a Bandra police officer said. Police said the assailants attacked Garewal with baseball and hockey sticks and damaged the windows of his vehicle while his wife was seated in the front. The group allegedly called a few more people who arrived on motorcycles and joined the verbal altercation and assault. Sub-inspector Mujaffar Sayyad and a police team reached the spot after Bhakti called the police helpline '100'. While several of the accused fled, police managed to detain two of them, an officer said. Garewal told to media that the incident began after the accused repeatedly overtook his vehicle and then deliberately drove slowly in front of him. "My wife was terrified after the incident and took leave from work on Monday," he said, adding, "When he tried to hit me, I stopped him with my hands after which the said person used a hockey stick to break the front, rear and driver's-side windows of my car. They then got into their car and drove away from the spot," said Garewal. Garewal noted down the SUV's registration number, following which police contacted the accused. Police said further probe is underway.
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A fitness trainer and strategist from Mahim and his wife were left traumatised after five men in an SUV, allegedly armed with baseball and hockey sticks, chased their vehicle, intercepted it and assaulted him before damaging the car's windows in a road-rage incident in Bandra on Saturday midnight, said police. Arjun Garewal, 39, was returning to his Mahim home with his wife, Bhakti, an HR director at a university, after dinner with his parents in Juhu when the incident occurred near Sahil Hotel on SV Road in Bandra (West). Bandra police have detained three accused - Anas K, 25, who works at a private firm, Bilal Shaikh, 30, the brother of a garment businessman and one other accused named Rajen. Police registered an FIR against them on Sunday under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for assault and criminal intimidation. The three were later released after being served notices. Police said the incident began around 11.45pm on August 8 when an XUV700 allegedly came in front of Garewal's SUV and obstructed his way. "The road rage began after the accused first overtook Garewal and kept driving slowly in front, not allowing him to move ahead. When Garewal managed to get past, they got annoyed, chased and attacked him and damaged his car. They got angry after the victim overtook their vehicle. They kicked, punched and abused him verbally and damaged the front, rear and driver's-side windows of Garewal's car," a Bandra police officer said. Police said the assailants attacked Garewal with baseball and hockey sticks and damaged the windows of his vehicle while his wife was seated in the front. The group allegedly called a few more people who arrived on motorcycles and joined the verbal altercation and assault. Sub-inspector Mujaffar Sayyad and a police team reached the spot after Bhakti called the police helpline '100'. While several of the accused fled, police managed to detain two of them, an officer said. Garewal told to media that the incident began after the accused repeatedly overtook his vehicle and then deliberately drove slowly in front of him. "My wife was terrified after the incident and took leave from work on Monday," he said, adding, "When he tried to hit me, I stopped him with my hands after which the said person used a hockey stick to break the front, rear and driver's-side windows of my car. They then got into their car and drove away from the spot," said Garewal. Garewal noted down the SUV's registration number, following which police contacted the accused. Police said further probe is underway.

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57,202 views • 10 days ago

There are no concessions for Opposition Political Workers in West Bengal, especially BJP Karyakartas, even if such Karyakarta is a woman and also from the minority community. Hossainara Begum; Vice President BJP Minority Morcha was brutally attacked by TMC goons on 25th June. She was forcefully disrobed, molested and brutally beaten up mercilessly at Rangamati village, Post - Ramthenga, under Police Station - Ghoksadanga, Cooch Behar district. Her only fault is that she associated with BJP and has worked extensively during the recently concluded Lok Sabha Elections. She is presently being treated for injuries at the Cooch Behar MJN Medical College and Hospital. I have sent emails to the Chairpersons of National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Women and National Commission for Minorities, urging them to send a team to Cooch Behar district to ascertain what an Opposition Political Worker goes through in West Bengal. NCW National Commission for Minorities NHRC India
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There are no concessions for Opposition Political Workers in West Bengal, especially BJP Karyakartas, even if such Karyakarta is a woman and also from the minority community. Hossainara Begum; Vice President BJP Minority Morcha was brutally attacked by TMC goons on 25th June. She was forcefully disrobed, molested and brutally beaten up mercilessly at Rangamati village, Post - Ramthenga, under Police Station - Ghoksadanga, Cooch Behar district. Her only fault is that she associated with BJP and has worked extensively during the recently concluded Lok Sabha Elections. She is presently being treated for injuries at the Cooch Behar MJN Medical College and Hospital. I have sent emails to the Chairpersons of National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Women and National Commission for Minorities, urging them to send a team to Cooch Behar district to ascertain what an Opposition Political Worker goes through in West Bengal. NCW National Commission for Minorities NHRC India

Suvendu Adhikari

19,309 views • 2 years ago

Post Poll Violence has again infested Rural Bengal. Thousands of Opposition Party Candidates, Party Workers & Supporters have been left shelterless across the State, as their houses are being attacked, put on fire or they are being driven out of the villages due the threat to their lives. BJP Gram Panchayat Candidate Soma Roy's house was set on fire in Amragori Village; Amta Block in Howrah district around 2.30 am last night. Tapasi Das Burman; BJP Zilla Parishad Candidate from Sabang Block; Paschim Medinipur district, has no roof over her head now and she & her family are desperately searching for shelter in the monsoon. Hundreds of Safe Houses have been made operational by BJP West Bengal across the State for sheltering hounded BJP Candidates & their families. BJP & other opposition candidates are being tormented by the TMC goons for participating in the Panchayat Elections, while the Police conveniently look the other way. Is this Democracy? Amit Shah गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India Jagat Prakash Nadda @BengalGovernor NHRC India National Commission for Scheduled Castes
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Post Poll Violence has again infested Rural Bengal. Thousands of Opposition Party Candidates, Party Workers & Supporters have been left shelterless across the State, as their houses are being attacked, put on fire or they are being driven out of the villages due the threat to their lives. BJP Gram Panchayat Candidate Soma Roy's house was set on fire in Amragori Village; Amta Block in Howrah district around 2.30 am last night. Tapasi Das Burman; BJP Zilla Parishad Candidate from Sabang Block; Paschim Medinipur district, has no roof over her head now and she & her family are desperately searching for shelter in the monsoon. Hundreds of Safe Houses have been made operational by BJP West Bengal across the State for sheltering hounded BJP Candidates & their families. BJP & other opposition candidates are being tormented by the TMC goons for participating in the Panchayat Elections, while the Police conveniently look the other way. Is this Democracy? Amit Shah गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India Jagat Prakash Nadda @BengalGovernor NHRC India National Commission for Scheduled Castes

Suvendu Adhikari

52,879 views • 3 years ago