Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A local court sentenced a man to six months in prison as he was putting pressure on a woman school teacher to marry him. The court also imposed a fine on the convict.
Assistant district public prosecution officer Abhishek Jain has said that Naushad Pangetni, a resident Kagdipura, is married and has five children. He is the director of a school wherein the complainant was a teacher.
He was pressurizing her to marry him so she left the job and started teaching in another school.
Naushad reached there also and threatened the woman that if she married someone else, he would kill her
Cong MLA's son arrested for forging anticipatory bail documents
Police on Tuesday arrested Congress MLA’s son Karan Morwal for presenting forged documents to get bail in a rape case which was registered against him a few months ago. He was presented before court and sent to jail. Morwal was booked by the Women’s police station for raping a girl in a city hotel a few months ago.
MG Road police station in-charge DVS Nagar said that Morwal had presented forged documents, prepared with the help of a government doctor in Barnagar, that he was in a hospital in Barnagar on the day he was supposed to have raped the victim.
When the victim came to know of the documents presented by Morwal, she managed to get the CCTV footage of the hotel clearly showing Morwal's presence in the hotel on that day. Since then, Morwal had been on the run.
Minor girl missing from Chhattisgarh recovered in city
A 16-year-old girl from Durg, Chhattisgarh, who was missing for four days, was recovered by the team of Childline from Sarwate Bus Stand in the city on Tuesday.
After informing the Chhoti Gwaltoli police, the family members of the girl were also informed by the Childline officials and she will be handed over to them once they reach the city.
According to Childline coordinator Irshad Shah, information was received that the girl was missing from April 22. She left her place after informing the family members that she was going to attend her friend’s birthday. After that, she didn’t return home. Information was received that the girl would reach Indore from Kukshi in a bus. After the information, Neha Saxena, Divya Garg, Ashvini Wankhede and Abhishek Lowanshi reached Sarwate bus stand.
The officials of Childline managed to get the mobile number of the bus driver in which the girl was travelling and told the driver to drop the girl in the city only. After that the Childline team recovered the girl and took her to the Chhoti Gwaltoli police station. Her medical examinations were done.
Car seized for violating RLVD 24 times
A car was seized by the traffic police on Tuesday for violating the red light 24 times.
On the instruction of DCP (traffic) Mahesh Chand Jain, in charge of QRT-6 Ram Kumar Kori and his team were deployed at Vijay Nagar Square for the traffic management. The team found a car violating the red light. The car was stopped and when information was gathered from the Traffic Management Center, the police officials found 24 e-challans pending against the car number. The driver didn’t deposit the challan amount after which the police seized the car. An official said that the car would be released only after collecting the fine from its owner.
Police returned box containing medicines worth Rs 22,000
A box that fell from a bus was returned by the traffic police to the doctor from Dewas on Tuesday. According to the information, head constable Prabha Shankar and constable Sunil were deployed at White Church Square. They spotted a box falling from a passenger bus. They took the box and found that medicines were there in the box. They contacted the number given on an invoice in the box and doctor Dipika from Dewas informed them that the box belonged to her. The police told the doctor that the medicines are safe and the box can be collected from near White Church Square. After an hour, a person reached there and he got the box. The doctor was informed about the same when the doctor thanked the police officials for their excellent job.
On the run murder accused arrested
An accused, who was on the run in connection with the murder of a person in Bhanwarkuan police station area, was arrested by the police on Tuesday. The other accused in the murder case have already been arrested.
Acting on a tip-off, the police managed to arrest Vishal Sisodia, a resident of Musakhedi area.
Bhanwarkuan police station in-charge Shashikant Chourasia said that six accused were booked for killing a person named Deepak in Samta Nagar area of the city three months ago. Five accused were arrested by the police while one of their accomplices was on the run. Police said they had raided several places but could not catch him.
