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Nagpur: In an outrageous act, an arrogant car driver heckled and thrashed an ST bus driver near Ganeshpeth Bus Stand on Thursday afternoon. The accused also detained the bus driver in his car and demanded money for damage and loss.

The complainant, Sarju Mahadeo Bondre (34), Dighori, district Bhandara, is driver with MSRTC. On Thursday around 4 pm, he was driving Nagpur-Bhandara bus (MH-40/Y 5760). Midway near Jadhav Square, Ganeshpeth Bus Stand, a car (MH-40/BN 1503), driven by accused Ankush Kanteshwar Tagde, resident of Ghorad, Kalmeshwar, dashed his car against Sarju’s bus from behind and caused damage to the bus. But instead of settling the issue, the accused car driver pulled the ST bus driver, abused and thrashed him severely. The accused Ankush also detained Sarju in his car and demanded money for damage to his car.

Ganeshpeth Woman API V D Vadatkar, based on a complaint lodged by ST bus driver Sarju Bondre, booked the accused car driver Ankush Tagde under Sections 353, 323, 504, 427 of the IPC. No arrest has been made in this connection. Probe is underway.

‘Arrogant’ car driver abuses, beats ST bus driver in Ganeshpeth

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Nagpur: Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Zone 3 has externed notorious goon Rajesh Anjan Vanjari from city limits for a period of one year.

The 27-year old criminal, resident of New Bagadganj, near Buddha Vihar, was active in Lakadganj police jurisdiction and indulged in a number of crimes including possession of lethal arms, assaults causing injuries and other serious crimes.

The DCP Zone 3, invoking the Section 57(1)(A)(B) of Mumbai Police Act 1951, banished the goon from Nagpur city and Nagpur Rural limits for one year with effect from 17.08.2019.

Notorious goon Rajesh Vanjari externed from city for one year

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Nagpur: Ganeshpeth police have launched a search for three unidentified thugs who tricked and robbed a young man of cash, Activa moped and other valuables on late Thursday night.

A resident of Plot No. R/167, near NIT Garden, Reshimbagh, Kaustubh Ramesh Patrikar (33) was sitting near a paan thela opposite Ganeshpeth Bus Stand around 0100 hours of Thursday. Kaustubh was reportedly under the influence of liquor. During the same time, the three unidentified miscreants, aged 27-30, accosted Kaustubh and told him since he is drunk, he will not be able to go home safely.

With these words, one of the accused took Kaustubh’s Activa moped (MH-49/N 1902) and asked him to sit behind. Other two accused followed them on their bike. The three thugs took Kaustubh to a dark place on Besa Road and started beating him. They snatched Rs 300 cash, mobile phone, 3 ATM cards, RC Book of a four-wheeler and Activa moped from Kaustubh and fled away.

Ganeshpeth PSI P N Randaee, based on Kaustubh’s complaint, booked the three miscreants under Sections 394, 34 of the IPC and searching for them.

3 thugs trick and rob man of cash, Activa moped in Ganeshpeth

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EOW yet to arrest a single accused involved in the scam

Nagpur: Weeks after city police booked 17 persons including two Motor Vehicle Inspectors (MVIs) and five Assistant MVIs in Learning License scam at city Regional Transport Office (RTO), the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) is yet to nab a single accused in this connection, informed Deputy Commissioner of Police, EOW, Shweta Khedekar to Nagpur Today.

“There are still many technical aspects which were left unresolved during the probe conducted by the Sitabuldi police. The probe of EOW is underway and we are not going to leave any stone unturned,” assured the DCP.

It may be recalled that, Commissioner of Police Dr Bhushan Kumar Upadhyay had handed over the learning licence scam investigation to EOW from Sitabuldi police anticipating the special need since many persons involved were serving officials of RTO.

On the allegations of accused still working at RTO, the DCP asserted that, “Police have no authority over who works at RTO. The RTO administration is responsible weather they keep their employees or snap their tenure.”

Those who have been booked include MVIs Abhijeet Khare and Vilas Thengne, AMVIs Mangesh Rathore, Sanjivani Chopde, Shailesha Kopulla, Sanjay Pallewad and Mithun Dongre and two clerks, retired Office Superintendent Pradeep Lehgoankar and Deepali Bhoyar and eight touts Ashwin Savarkar, Rajesh Deshmukh, Ashish Bhoyar, Arun Lanjewar, Umesh Dhivdonde, Amol Pantawane, owner of Orange Infotech Pvt Ltd Jairam D’Souza and one of his employees.

Sitabuldi police had booked the all the accused under Sections 419, 420, 464, 465, 468, 471of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) read with Sections 66 (C)(D) of Information Technology Act.

Speaking to Nagpur Today, social activist and city coordinator of Shivsena, Nitin Tiwari who brought this scam to fore said, “Despite Sitabuldi police booking 17 persons, no efforts were made by EOW to arrest them. All the nine RTO officials have been camping in city itself and waiting to file for anticipatory bail.”

He further added, “RTO had set up an e-system to issue licenses, user ID and password of the system were kept with officials only. The accused RTO officials gave the ID and passwords to the touts to commit crime. The touts had issued hundreds of licenses by accessing the system in connivance with the RTO officials,” Tiwari alleged.

Learning licence scam: DCP Khedkar picks holes in Sitabuldi police probe

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Nagpur: Maharashtra’s first Kirtistambh will be built in Ranala town, 8 km from Nagpur, to mark completion of 50 years of Muni Deeksha of Santshiromani Acharya Vidyasagarji Gurudeo.

The bhoomipujan and foundation laying of Kirtistambh was performed by renowned industrialist Satish Jain Koylewale, Mahavir Youth Club Vice President Nitin Nakhate, social worker Prakashchandra Baisakhiya, 94-year olf freedom fighter Ratanchand Pahadi, Shri Digambar Jain Sengan Mandir President Satish Jain Pendhari, Palliwal Digambar Jain Sabha President Abhaykumar Panvelkar, Working President Vijaykumar Waghe, Sharad Jain, and Satendra Jain Mamu. The guests also planted trees in the temple premises on the occasion.

On the occasion, Satish Jain Koylewale, freedom fighter Ratanchand Pahadi, Abhaykumar Panvelkar, Prashant Umathe and Nitin Nakhate were felicitated by offering them shawl and shriphal.

Speaking on the occasion, Abhaykumar Panvelkar said that Maharashtra’s first Kirtistambh will be in Ranala to mark completion of 50 years of Muni Deeksha of Santshiromani Acharya Vidyasagarji Gurudeo. “The State Government has accorded “C” category pilgrimage status to Ranala Mandir. A Dharamshala has been proposed here. I am making all out efforts to unite Jain Samaj.” Panvelkar said.

Ranala Sarpanch Suvarna Sable, Satish Jain Koylewale, Ratanchand Pahadi, Nitin Nakhate, Satish Jain Pendhari, Satendra Jain Mamu, National Spokesperson of Pulak Manch Parivar Dr Richa Jain, and Sumat Jain Lalla also expressed their views.

The programme was conducted by Shashikant Banait and vote of thanks was proposed by Deepak Panvelkar.

Maharashtra’s first Kirtistambh to be built in Ranala near Nagpur

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District Administartion initiates novel move to encourage voting ahead of elections

Nagpur: Aiming to spread the word about the importance of voting and the right to vote, the District Administration has initiated a number of voter awareness programmes ahead of State Assembly elections.

In this respect, the Ramtek Sub-Divisional Officer Jogendra Katare said that those exercising their voting rights would be offered 10% to 25% concession in resorts and hotels in Pench (Ramtek) area. Concession will also be offered for food at these resorts and hotels. The voters would be able to avail the concession for the next 15 days from the date of polling i.e October 21. The voters will have to prove credential by displaying inked finger for availing the concessions. This offer is only for those who exercised their voting rights in the Assembly elections, Katare stressed.

It may be mentioned that Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) has resorts in Pench area including at Killari Resort, Amaltas at Sillari, GoFlaming Resort at Pipariya, Shrushti Jungle Home at Sillari, Tuli Veerbag (Bandra), Tiger Corridor (Pench), Khursapar, Olive Villa, Pench, Olive Resort, Khindsi, Rajkamal Boating Centre, Khindsi, Ramdham, Mansar, and Olive Villa at Karmajhari. Those exercisising their voting rights will be offered 10% to 20% concession in food and 10% to 25% concession for lodging at these resorts.

A meeting in this regard was held between operators of the resorts and Revenue Department officials on the directives of District Administration and Ramtek Sub-Divisional Officer. The concession will be offered for the next 15 days from the date of polling on October 21, Katare said.

Unique move: Vote in Assembly polls and get 25% concession Pench resorts, hotels

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Nagpur: A man was found murdered with his head smashed in Anmol Nagar under Wathoda Police Station on Friday morning. Some locals who were passing by first spotted the body and alerted the cops.

According to police sources, the deceased man is yet to be identified. The deep wounds on the man’s head indicated he was assaulted brutally with iron rods. Cops have registered a case of murder and sent the body to Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) for autopsy.

Wathoda police are seeking details from the missing person’s information that has been registered across the city to check whether any data matches with the victim.

Man found murdered with head smashed in Wathoda

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Nagpur: Acting on a tip off, Old Kamptee police on Thursday night raided two shops and seized a huge stock of adulterated edible oil being sold in the name of renowned brand – Fortune Company. The raid was carried out on Juni Oli-based Kailas Traders and Om Kirana Stores. Both the traders were found selling adulterated soybean edible oil in the name of Fortune Company.

Cops have seized 22 ‘Fortune’ oil tins of 20 litres each worth Rs 42,900, 15 empty tins worth Rs 450, two drums 90 litres each of loose oil worth Rs 18,000. Collective value of seized material is Rs 61,350. The owners of both the shops namely Mahesh Daulatram Krushnani (49) and Rakesh Kishore Krushnani (32), residents of Juni Oli, Kamptee, have been arrested.

Further probe is being carried out by Senior PI Devidas Kathale.

Kamptee cops raid two shops selling adulterated edible oil

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Gangster had abducted a liquor trader and extorted Rs 10 lakh from him

Nagpur: In a significant action against the flourishing incidents of organised crime in the city, the Unit Two of Crime Branch nabbed gangster Sheikhu Khan and five of his henchmen involved in abduction of a liquor trader and extorting of Rs 10 lakh from him between the intervening night of August 26 and 27. The cops have also seized a mouser pistol from the possession of the accused.

Sources said that cops may invoke MCOCA against Sheikhu and his gang. Offences registered against Sheikhu across the police stations include a murder, two cases of attempt to murder and various other offences of extortion. He was also externed from the city.

Accused Sheikhu and his accomplices abducted Prashant Bajrang Ambatkar (36), a resident of Manish Nagar, who owns liquor shops at few places including Butibori at gun point on August 26 and was later released in the wee hours of August 27 after he paid Rs 10 lakh to the perpetrators.

According to police sources, on August 26, when Prashant had gone out somewhere, Sheikhu and his accomplice Suraj Chaudhary, Shiva and others intercepted him on the stretch between Shankar Nagar Square and Ram Nagar. The accused blindfolded Prashant and forced him into a car and drove away towards Wadi, Waddhamna and other areas. He was also kept hostage at a house and was asked for ransom of Rs 10 lakh from him. They also beat him up and threatened that they would kill him if he did not meet their demand.

As per the complaint, Prashant was later forcefully taken to his residence in the wee hours of August 27 at around 2 am. Upon reaching home, Prashant allegedly handed over Rs 10 lakh to Sheikhu in lieu of his release.

A case was registered in Ambazari police station. Prashant was receiving threat calls from the dreaded gangster Gulam Nawaz Sheikhu who has been asking for extortion money. As Prashant refused to give ‘hafta’, he was on Sheikhu’s target.

Interestingly Sheikhu’s act of taking ransom from Prashant was allegedly captured in a CCTV installed at his house. The car in which he was abducted was also seen in the camera.

Prashant was allegedly so terrified with the incident that he fell sick and had to be admitted to the hospital. After he was discharged from hospital, he took up the matter to Upper Police Commissioner Nilesh Bharne and Deputy Commissioner Gajanan Rajmane of Crime Branch.

Crime Branch nabs gangster Sheikhu Khan, five henchmen

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One 30 years old Male was recently brought to Orange City Hospital & Research Institute- a unit for Ravi Nair Hospitals Private Limited at 1.30am in night in emergency with alleged history of Snake bite on Left foot. As per history given by him, while working in MSEB office at Saleragaon, Samudrapur, Viper snake bite on his left foot around 8.30pm. He received First aid treatment at PHC, Girad. As Viper venom is very dangerous, it causes immediate swelling and pain in Lt. Leg and later gangrene in Lt. Foot. Being aware of the critical care readiness at OCHRI; his colleagues rushed him here. He was admitted under care of Dr. Rajesh Atal- Critical Care Physician and Dr. Gaurav Jannawar- Plastic Surgeon. Therapeutic dose of Anti snake venom (ASV) was immediately started with other supportive treatment as per protocol. After thorough investigations, he was diagnosed as Vasculotoxic (Viper) snake bite with Left Lower Limb Cellulitis with gangrene with Acute Kidney Injury.

Patient had a large post snake bite Gangrene and cellulitis defect over Lt. Ankle. A successful tissue allo-transplantation using free ALT flap and serial debridement & dressing was carried out by Dr. Gaurav Jannawar, while Dr. Neeta Deshpande and Dr. Anita Pande- Anaesthetists provided necessary anaesthesia.

Dr. Gaurav Jannawar informed that, “Conventional dressings would take months to heal and skin grafting would have caused late development of contracture. Hence state of art tissue Allo- transplant using thigh flap with microvascular anastomosis helped in speedy recovery in this patient. Early surgical intervention by removing local bite area prevented spread of gangrene in Lt. Foot.

Dr. Rajesh Atal, said that, “Early medical management with ASV helped patient in early stabilization.” Snake bites often occur in remote locations far from medical centres, and anti-venoms are expensive, require refrigeration, and demand significant expertise to administer and manage, he further added.

Udaybhaskar Nair- NAIRSONS Chairman stated that such lifesaving acts by TEAM OCHRI justifies commencement of OCHRI in memory of his late brother Ravi Nair not to earn profits for Nair family but only to save lives.

Patient has now been successfully treated and discharged. Nagpur based OCHRI is among the few critical care centres which has anti-snake venom (ASV) treatment available 24×7 along with hospital stationed round the clock trained group of Critical care specialists for rendering timely treatment. ASV is the medically recommended line of treatment for snake bites and if administered at the earliest can effectively save life.

ALT Flap Allo-transplantation saves post Viper snake bite leg defect

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Nagpur: Hit by an unknown vehicle on Kalmeshwar-Nagpur Highway, a police constable riding a bike succumbed to injuries at Government Medical College and Hospital at around 10.30 pm. The deceased has been identified as Shailesh Janardan Bhende (30), a resident of Kahneshwar. According to report, Shailesh was a constable in Namur City Police.

After his duty on Thursday night, he was returning to Kalmeshwar on a bike bearing number MN 90/AD 3101.

A vehicle coming from opposite direction hit his bike near Y point in Dehgaon railway crossing. Kalmeshwar police reached the spot and sent Shailesh o GMCH, Nagpur, for treatment. Shailesh died during treatment. Shailesh had married one year ago and became father lust 12 days ago.

Constable dies in freak mishap on Kalmeshwar-Nagpur H’way

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Nagpur: Four members of a family abused and assualted President and other members of a Durga Utsav Mandal over traffic jam during visarjan procession in Koradi police jurisdiction on Thursday night. The accused have been booked but not arrested so far.

The accused have been identified as Ranjit Chavan, his two brothers Randhir Chavan, Abhijit Chavan and father Basant Chavan.

The complainant, Babarao Shriram Pandit (43), resident of Vidya Nagar, Plot No. 53, near Modern School, along with President of Durga Utsav Mandal Moreshwar Varhadkar, members named Gopal Kalambe, Prakash Nakhle and others had taken out a procession for visarjan of Durga idol around 7 pm on Thursday, October 10. While the procession was passing through main road, traffic got jammed behind Gaekwad Traders, near Syndicate Bank. Following traffic jam, the complainant Babarao Pandit and other members of Mandal were looking for the cause of traffic jam and were making efforts to clear it around 10.30 pm. At the same time, two of the accused Ranjit Chavan and Randhir Chavan came at the spot in their Tata Safari car and picked up quarrel with Babarao Pandit and other members of Durga Utsav Mandal over the traffic jam. When Babarao told them that they are trying to clear the traffic jam, the two accused started abusing him and also thrashed him. Moreover, the two accused called Abhijit Chavan and Basant Chavan from their nearby residence. Ranjit Chavan attacked Babarao with a tile and injured him seriously. The other three accused also bashed Babarao severely.

Koradi woman police constable Khandale, based on complaint of Babarao Pandit, booked the four accused family members under Sections 326, 504, 506, 34 of the IPC read with Sections 3(1)(R)(S), 3(2)(5-A) of Scheduled Castes and Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 2015. No arrest has been made so far. Further probe is underway.

Family of four abuses, attacks members of Durga Mandal over traffic jam during visarjan in Koradi

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Nagpur: In a shocking incident, two juveniles under the influence of liquor attacked a middle aged man and tried to kill him by smashing his head with a stone in MIDC area here on Friday night. Both the accused juveniles have been detained.

MIDC Assistant PSI Arvind Mohod and his team were on patrol duty around 8 pm on Friday. During patrolling, the cops received information that two juveniles, aged 16 and 17, attacking an unidentified 40-year old man opposite Planet Mobile Shopee, near IC Square, Hingna Road. The two accused fell the man on ground and attempted to kill him by smashing his head with a stone. The two juveniles were reportedly under the infulence of liquor and picked up a quarrel with the victim man over an issue.

Acting swiftly, the patrolling cops caught the two accused juveniles and took the injured man to GMCH and admitted him for treatment.

PSI Madankar, based on a complaint lodged by Assistant PSI Mohod, booked the two accused juveniles under Sections 307, 34 of the IPC and detained them. Further probe is underway.

Two drunken juveniles try to kill man in MIDC, detained

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Nagpur: Following the directives of UIDAI, the Aadhaar Updating and Enrollment drive was initiated at Banks, Post Offices and other Government departments across the country. Under the same umbrella, 249 post offices for Aadhaar Updating and Enrollment were selected in Nagpur region and equipment from selected centres were being used for the camps. However, while people of Orange City are facing no inconvenience in the process, the condition of neighboring parts of the city is contrary.

Most of the post offices are conducting the update process during short time of intervals, accepting maximum 40 forms for update, and ultimately bringing stress on the gullible citizens who stand in the queue from early morning to late in the evening.

It is pertinent to mention that the timing of Aadhaar Updating and Enrollment Services have been changed from ‘10 am to 6 pm’ to ‘9 am to 8 pm’ at Amravati, Akola Head Post Offices for flexible timings to customers and to ‘8 am to 8 pm’ at Nagpur GOP and Nagpur City Head Post Office.

Operating for couple of hours, accepting 40 forms only:
Speaking to Nagpur Today, Ankit Yelekar, working as a supervisor at Private Firm in Hinganghat (originally a resident of Kamptee) who had gone to Kamptee Head Post Office said that, “Capitalizing my weekend leave I had gone to post office on Friday morning to update my Aadhaar card. However, I was taken aback by out-rushed crowed and long queue that was there already.

“It was barely 10.30 in the morning; we all were standing in the queue while the officials started enrolling us by 11 am. After accepting around 40 forms for updating process, the officials told us they were done for the day. The furious crowd then rushed inside the post office with their forms. However, they were asked to come tomorrow on the pretext of network crisis,” added Yelekar.

Lack of manpower, putting extra burden on department:
“The manpower at the post offices is already fewer and this extra burden of updating process by has been added by UIDAI. While people tend to stand in queue from early in the morning, the officials come at the standard time of 11 am and show apathy towards the citizens. Officials are even charging Rs 50 for updating Aadhaar instead of Rs 25,” he lamented.

Progress is underway to curb irregularity: Postmaster General
Commenting on this issue, Ramchandra Jaybhaye (IPoS), Postmaster General, Nagpur Region said, “We are aware of difficulties the consumers as well as administration have been facing owing to some technical glitch during Aadhaar Updation programme. However, efforts had been made and the progress is underway to curb the irregularities reported.

“Number of camps done from April 1, 2019 to September 9, 2019 are 167 and Aadhaar Updations and Enrollments done in the camps are 9883 and 1724 respectively” Jaybhaye added.

– Shubham Nagdeve

Aadhaar Update: ‘Technical glitch’ puts citizens in a fix at Kamptee Head Post Office!

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Nagpur: With campaigning for State Assembly elections gaining steam, political candidates are leaving no stone unturned to woo the voters in the city. As elections close in, motorcycle rallies taken out by political parties are a common sight across the city. However, at many of these rallies, traffic norms are openly violated by motorcyclists by not wearing mandatory helmets.

When contacted, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Chinmay Pandit told Nagpur Today that, all the political parties have been instructed to follow traffic norms while organizing road rallies, otherwise they will face the action from the department.

“Political parties seek prior permission from the Traffic Department before taking out the bike rallies. All the leaders have been issued guidelines from the department to follow traffic norms. If the cops find anyone on the wrong side of the law, they will face strict action from the department,” said the DCP.

Even in the Lok Sabha elections, candidates had been seen crisscrossing the constituencies holding bike rallies with hundreds of their supporters. There have been several complaints concerning to bike rallies as bikers were found not wearing helmets. But no action was initiated against the offenders.

– Shubham Nagdeve

Wearing helmets in bike rallies mandatory, violators to face strict action: DCP Traffic

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Nagpur: Over 2300 persons in Orange City faced action for spitting and urinating in public places. The Nuisance Detection Squads of Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) cracked a whip on total 2,384 persons for the dirty menace at public places over a period of three years from December11, 2017 to October 10, 2019. The squads also recovered fine from 110 persons for spitting and urinating in the premises of NMC HQ in Civil Lines.

The action is being taken by the Nuisance Detection Squads under the leadership of Virsen Tambe, Squad Leader and under the directives of Abhijit Bangar, Municipal Commissioner, and Ram Joshi, Additional Municipal Commissioner.

NMC has deployed the Nuisance Detections Squads comprising 87 employees for taking action against the citizens flouting the civic rules. The squads recovered a fine of Rs 95, 800 from 1052 persons for spitting in public places and Rs 2.09 lakh for urinating in the open. NMC collected a fine of total Rs 3 05 500 from 2,384 people. The squads found highest number of persons spitting in the open areas in Hanuman Nagar Zone while they found highest number of urinating cases in Laxminagar and Gandhibagh zones. The squads took action against 289 persons indulging in sptting in Hanuman Nagar Zone, 159 persons in Laxminagar Zone, 117 in Gandhibag Zone, 115 in Dharampeth Zone, 95 in Asinagar Zone, 91 in Lakadganj Zone, 87 in Dhantoli Zone, 62 in Mangalwari Zone, 27 in Nehru Nagar Zone and 10 in Satranjipura Zone.

The squads also took action against 255 persons each in Laxminagar and Gandhi Zones for urinating in the open places, followed by Dhantoli Zone where they registered 210 cases.

Nasty nuisance: 2384 persons face NMC music for urinating, spitting in public places

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Nagpur: Assistant Police Inspector (API) Sumit Parate on Saturday produced gangster Sheikhu and his associates before the Remand Court and demanded his PCR on the grounds that police wanted to recover the extortion money from the accused persons. The API also argued that the cops wanted to know from where the firearms were brought.

The API Parate stated that police want to recover the vehicle in which the informant liquor trader was kidnapped.

Adv. Parag Ukey represented all the accused persons and opposed the PCR. He contended that there is no requirement of PCR that too for 10 days. The police have demanded exorbitant PCR. The lawyer also argued that all the material articles and vehicles are recovered and seized. Therefore, PCR for 10 days is not warranted.

After hearing both the sides, the court granted PCR till October 15.

Gangster Sheikhu, associates remanded to police custody till Oct 15

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Mother,sister also booked for domestic violence and dowry

Nagpur: A 26-year-old Hudkeshwar based woman has leveled up allegation of domestic violence against her spouse Rishikesh Shukla. Rishikesh, an IT professional working with Persistent Systems in Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, Hinjawadi, Pune has also been accused of indulging in unnatural sex with the survivor.

According to police sources, the survivor got married to aadharsh nagar, panchvati, Nashik based Rishikesh earlier this year. However, soon after the marriage Rishikesh started harassing the survivor.

Rishikesh’s mother, Vandana and his sister too reportedly engaged in the domestic violence with the survivor, when she didn’t borrowed Rs 3 lakh from her parents.

In the meantime, when the survivor came to visit her parents, Rishikesh also sexually exploited her with unnatural sex when he visited survivor’s Hudkeshwar based home.

Based on the complaint lodged by the survivor, Hudkeshwar police have booked accused Rishikesh under Sections 377, 498 (A) of the IPC and Vandana for abetting crime. Further investigation is underway.

IT professional with Persistent Systems accused of unnatural sex, violence against his newly wed wife

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Nagpur: Remand Court on Sunday granted 5 days PCR of Gangster Santosh Ambekar to the police. The sleuths of Crime Branch brought Ambekar to Remand Court amid quiet Sunday afternoon. 

Ambekar was seen bear foot and was wearing shorts and t-shirt. 

Ambekar was arrested by crime branch on Saturday for his alleged role behind defrauding and threatening a Gujarat-based businessman over a Rs five crores deal on a property in Mumbai. 

Ambekar, already having Maharashtra control of Oranganized crime Act (MCOCA) invoked four times against him, on Saturday was summoned at crime branch by DCP Gajanan Rajmane for questioning before putting him under arrest. 

The entire operation, under supervision of city police chief BK Upadhyay and Joint CP Ravindra Kadam. 

Ambekar, who also has network in Mumbai underworld, is considered close to several top political personalities from saffron camp and also had been an aspiring candidate himself from central Nagpur. 

Video: Gangster Santosh Ambekar remanded to police custody till Oct 18

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Nagpur: A girl has been duped of Rs 35,000 by an Olx user on pretext of selling his moped. Hingna police have registered an offence under Section 420 of Indian Penal Code against the accused.

According to police, accused Vikas Patel had posted an advertisement on Olx about selling of his scooty moped. Complainant Sulabh Kalluchand Jain (26), a resident of Emporium City, Kothewada, Hingna, sent a request to Patel and fixed the deal at Rs 35,000.

She also transferred the amount in Google Pay account of the accused in May this year. However, the accused has not yet given the scooty moped to the complainant

Girl duped of Rs 35,000 at OLX