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Bihar: In-laws jailed for murdering daughter-in-law; woman found alive later

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In a shocking incident, in an investigation conducted by the Bihar Police, it has been revealed that a woman, whose in-laws were arrested on suspicion of her murder over dowry, has been found alive in Muzaffarpur.

Back in May 2019, a married woman, identified as Sweety Kumari, along with her younger son Pawan (7) went missing under mysterious circumstances from her house in a village under the Bheldi police station area of Saran district. 

Two days after the mother-son duo went missing, a body of an unidentified woman was found near the banks of Dabra river in the area, after which, a case was registered against unknown persons on May 17.

Following the news report of an unidentified body at the banks of the river, Sweetys father, a resident of Parsa police station area, identified the deceased body to be his daughter’s and then registered a fresh complaint at Bheldi police station. In his complaint, the father accused five persons of her murder, informed Marhaurua sub divisional police officer (SDPO) Indrajit Baitha.

Police during their initial stage of investigation had said that the woman’s in-laws had dumped her body in river Dabra after killing her. Police conducted a three month investigation and arrested the in-laws and three others allegedly responsible for the murder. During court trials, the police successfully produced their confessional statements, after which they were sent to jail.

However, the police were shocked and left embarrassed after the murdered woman was recently found alive in Muzaffarpur. As of now, the woman and her 7-year-old son have been brought to Saran and a re-investigation to the entire incident has begun. The woman will soon appear in the court, and her statement will be recorded, said the SDPO.

After the preliminary investigation, it has been revealed that the missing woman had recently travelled to Mumbai with someone before she returned back to Muzaffarpur.

The woman got married in 2008 to a man, Manbodh, who is reportedly said to be mentally unstable. Police officials also informed that the murder charge against the five accused will now be cancelled. 

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SHOCKER: 4 gang rape monitor lizard in Maharashtra, record act on phone; get arrested

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Radhika Dhawad | Ratnagiri

Monitor Lizard (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

In the most unbelievable incident ever, four men were arrested for allegedly raping a Bengal monitor lizard in Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR). The reserve is spread over four districts of Satara, Sangli, Kolhapur and Ratnagiri in Maharashtra.

The gruesome incident took place at Gothane village in Ratnagiri district on March 31 when the four accused illegally entered Chandoli National Park (part of the reserve). One of the four was also carrying a gun for hunting.

The Maharashtra Forest Department checked the mobile phone of one of the accused and that’s when he learnt about the incident. The officials found the recording of the act, which showed the accused allegedly gang-raping the monitor lizard.

A forest official said the four accused were identified as Sandeep Tukaram Pawar, Mangesh Kamtekar, Akshay Kamtekar and Ramesh Ghag.

The official said, “During the investigation, the forest officials found that the accused had allegedly raped a Bengal monitor lizard. Their act was also recorded in a mobile phone of one of the accused persons. We have recovered all the related evidence from the accused and they were granted forest department custody initially, but are out on bail now. They have been asked to mark their presence before the forest officer, who is probing the case, every Monday.”
“The four accused have been booked under various sections of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972,” said field director of Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR), Nanasaheb Ladkat.

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ED attaches Sanjay Raut’s properties in ₹1034 crore Patra Chawl land scam case; Raut tweets ‘Asatyamev Jayate’

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Radhika Dhawad | Mumbai

Sanjay Raut

Sanjay Raut

 

Enforcement Directorate (ED), on Tuesday, under Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), attached Shiv Sena leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut’s property in ₹1034 crore Patra Chawl land scam case. The ED, in February, had also arrested his close friend Pravin Raut.

The ED attached Raut’s plot in Alibaug and one flat in Mumbai’s Dadar area.

After ED attached Raut’s properties, the latter tweeted, “Asatyamev Jayate (the lies win)”

 

The attachment is linked to a money laundering probe linked to an alleged scam related to the re-development of a chawl in Mumbai.

More details are awaited. 

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Wheelchair-bound Anil Deshmukh hospitalised at JJ Hospital after suffering shoulder injury

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Anil Deshmukh

Anil Deshmukh


Wheelchair-bound former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, who is currently lodged at Arthur Road Jail, was hospitalised at JJ Hospital in Mumbai on Saturday after suffering a shoulder injury. The senior leader would undergo a surgery according to ANI.


Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), today, reached Arthur Road jail to take custody of Deshmukh, his personal secretary Sanjeev Palande and personal assistant Kundan Shinde in connection with an alleged money laundering case. 

Also, another team of CBI reached Taloja jail today to take custody of dismissed Mumbai Police officer Sachin Vaze vis-à-vis the same case. 

Amid opposition from Maharashtra government, the Supreme Court, on Thursday, transferred the investigation against former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh to the CBI. 
Param Bir Singh

Param Bir Singh

Singh is currently facing cases of extortion, corruption and misconduct. He was removed as Mumbai Police Chief owing to his alleged mishandling of the Antilia (Mukesh Ambanis residence) bomb scare case. 

There are as many as five alleged corruption and extortion cases against Singh. On May 4 last year, he went missing to avoid probe against him. 

Later, he appeared before the Mumbai Crime Branch to record his statement after the Supreme Court granted him relief on the grounds that he wouldn’t be arrested.

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