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Rampur Tiraha Case: Two former PAC constables sentenced to life imprisonment

The additional district judge (ADJ) in Muzaffarnagar, while delivering the sentence on Monday, compared the Rampur Tiraha incident with Jallianwala Bagh tragedy and denied any sympathy towards the convicted PAC constables.

The convicted PAC constables were posted in 41st battalion of PAC which was camped in Ghaziabad during the time of incident. (Sourced)
Published on Mar 18, 2024 09:19 PM IST
ByS Raju

Azam, 3 others convicted in Dungarpur case

To recall, Ehtesham Khan, a resident of Dungarpur, had lodged a report in Ganj Kotwali in 2019 in which he accused Azam Khan, Ale Hasan, Azhar Khan, contractor Barkat Ali, Farhan Khan, Jibran and Omendra Chauhan of entering his house, beating and abusing him, threatening to kill him, looting ₹25,000 and forcibly taking possession of his house.

Azam and three others were convicted under sections 425 (house trespass or assaulting a person), 427( mischief causing damage to the amount of <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>50 and more), 504 ( intensional insult) and 506( criminal intimidation) of the IPC. (HT File)
Updated on Mar 17, 2024 08:08 AM IST
ByS Raju

Police exam paper leak: Another accused arrested from Haryana

An STF press communique informed that the investigating team had arrested six members of the gang from Meerut on March 5 and during interrogation they revealed the name of Mahendra Sharma of Dhadhrath village under Pillukhera police station of Jind district in Haryana. A joint team of STF and Kankerkhera police raided a place in Jind and arrested Sharma.

Police have registered a case against Mahendra in Kankerkhera police station under sections 420/467/468/471 and 120b of IPC and UP Public Examination ( Prevention of unfair means) Act, 1998. (Pic for representation)
Updated on Mar 14, 2024 05:52 AM IST
ByS Raju

Namo Bharat train: How Shivani Singh, 22, defied odds to become a pilot

Shivani's father died when she was just 12 and the family of six had to face challenging times.

22-year-old Shivani Singh, one of the pilots of Namo Bharat train, India's first semi high-speed train system, has shared story of her humble beginning to getting the job. (PTI)
Published on Mar 07, 2024 09:48 AM IST
ByAdarsh Kumar Gupta

Cops clueless in gas plant robbery case

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had virtually inaugurated the plant in Lohgara village in Bulandshahr along with other projects during the ground breaking ceremony in Lucknow on February 19.

Criminals looted material and machinery worth over <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1 crore after taking the staff and labourers at gunpoint. (Pic for representation)
Updated on Mar 07, 2024 07:06 AM IST
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