Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Aerodrome police added an attempt to murder section against the accused, who was arrested for badly thrashing a policeman on Saturday. The accused was also paraded in the area where he had beaten the policeman.
Aerodrome police station in-charge Sanjay Shukla said that the accused named Dinesh Prajapati was arrested for thrashing Jaiprakash Jaiswal, a police constable posted at Gandhi Nagar police station.
Sources claimed that he was paraded by the police in Vyankatesh Nagar area where he had thrashed the policeman over a petty issue. However, the police said that the accused was taken to the spot for the evidence collection and for the investigation into the case. After that he was produced before the court.
It is noteworthy that police constable Jaiprakash was going to receive a relative at railway station when the accused on a bike passed near him riding recklessly. The constable told him to ride the bike carefully when the accused started an argument as he was under the influence of the liquor. The situation turned heated and the accused snatched the stick from the constable and thrashed him badly. He hit the constable multiple times with the stick due to which the policemen got critically injured. Someone had captured the video of the incident and circulated it on social media.
After seeing the video, the police added the section of an attempt to murder against the accused. The constable was admitted to a city hospital as he received a head injury. However, he is out of danger. Police said that no past criminal case was found against the accused.
Dowry harassment case against husband, in-laws
A woman registered a case against her husband and in-laws for dowry harassment on Saturday at Women police station. She also accused her in-laws and husband of trying to kill her daughter by putting mercury in her mouth.
Police said that the 43-year-old victim complained that in 1999 she got married to the accused. In her marriage, her family members gave Rs 1 lakh and household appliances.
She alleged that after a few months of her marriage, her in-laws started harassing her for dowry and demanded Rs 4 lakh dowry at that time.
Later in 2001, the woman was blessed with a girl child after which for 10-days her in-laws and husband disowned her and further harassed her for giving birth to the girl child.
When her child was six years old, she gave birth to another girl child and her in-laws allegedly tried to kill her by feeding her with mercury. She took her daughter to a doctor and saved her.
In 2013, she left her husband along with her two daughters. Later in 2020, her husband settled the dispute and till March 2021 they lived together but again the same issues occurred after which she returned to her parent's house. In February she again had discussions with her husband to resolve the dispute but when things didn't go well, she lodged a complaint of dowry harassment with the police.
Man found dead near railway track
A man was found dead near the railway track in Rajendra Nagar area late on Saturday. It is said that he was hit by a train. The police have sent the body for autopsy and started an investigation to know the exact circumstances under which the accident happened.
According to the police, the deceased has been identified as Anil Kharadiya, a resident of Sanjay Nagar area of the city. He was found dead near the railway track in Rajendra Nagar area. After the investigation on the spot, the police sent the body for autopsy. Police said that he was hit by a train while crossing the track. On the basis of an identity card and the tattoo on his hand, the police managed to identify him and later his family members were informed.
Police said that a woman and her granddaughter were also killed after being hit by a train near the spot a couple of days ago.
Woman booked for land fraud
A woman was booked by the police for cheating a man in the Banganga area, on Saturday. The woman had allegedly taken the amount for selling her land but she sold the same land to another person and she didn’t return the money to the complainant.
According to the police, the woman named Sunita Soni was booked under Sections 420, 406 of the IPC on the complaint of Jitendra Paliwal. She had allegedly taken Rs 7.48 lakh from the complainant and she made an agreement with him. She didn’t transfer the land in the name of the complainant in the registry even after taking money from him.
Later, she allegedly took money from another person and sold the land to him. The complainant reached the police station after knowing about the same. The police are investigating the case further.
Thieves stole valuables worth lakhs from doctor’s place
Thieves targeted the house of a doctor and decamped with valuables worth lakhs of rupees from there in Bhanwarkuan area on Saturday. The doctor was at his clinic at the time of the incident. The police have registered a case and started an investigation.
According to the police, the incident took place at the house of Dr Arun Sharma in Agrawal Nagar area of the city. Dr Sharma in his complaint stated that he had gone to his clinic situation in LIG area. The incident was discovered when he reached home at night and found a window open. The thieves entered his house through the window and managed to flee with gold ornaments and some old coins from there. The police are examining the CCTVs installed near the spot. It is said that a suspect was detained by the police and he is being questioned further.
