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  • Kerala: Drunkard fleeing police climbs electrical transformer; will get the shock of his life and falls down

    By IANS

    KOCHI: In a bizarre incident, an individual climbed {an electrical} transformer after escaping from a police station on Monday in Chalakudy metropolis in Kerala’s Thrissur district.

    According to the police, the individual was current in an inebriated state of affairs on a freeway. He was taken to the native police station, from the place he ran away.

    He climbed {an electrical} transformer to cowl from the chasing policemen. What adopted was nothing wanting a movie scene.

    The police saved on asking him to return down as a result of it was dangerous. But he did not heed. In the strategy, he touched a keep electrical wire and fell down.

    He was quickly rushed to a neighborhood hospital. He did not bear any major injury as a result of current, nonetheless is reported to have suffered head accidents due to the autumn. He was later moved to the Thrissur Medical College hospital and is beneath comment.

    KOCHI: In a bizarre incident, an individual climbed {an electrical} transformer after escaping from a police station on Monday in Chalakudy metropolis in Kerala’s Thrissur district.

    According to the police, the individual was current in an inebriated state of affairs on a freeway. He was taken to the native police station, from the place he ran away.

    He climbed {an electrical} transformer to cowl from the chasing policemen. What adopted was nothing wanting a movie scene.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

    The police saved on asking him to return down as a result of it was dangerous. But he did not heed. In the strategy, he touched a keep electrical wire and fell down.

    He was quickly rushed to a neighborhood hospital. He did not bear any major injury as a result of current, nonetheless is reported to have suffered head accidents due to the autumn. He was later moved to the Thrissur Medical College hospital and is beneath comment.

  • Seven Bihar cops critically injured as mob assaults police station after ‘custodial loss of life’

    By PTI

    KATIHAR: Seven policemen, together with two station home officers (SHOs), had been critically injured after a gaggle of villagers attacked a police station in Bihar’s Katihar district on Saturday, hours after the loss of life of a person allegedly in custody.

    Hundreds of villagers went on a rampage in Pranpur Police Station and broken automobiles parked on the premises after 40-year-old Pramod Kumar Singh was discovered lifeless within the lockup.

    He was arrested on Friday for possessing bottles of liquor in dry Bihar. The two injured SHOs have been recognized as Manitosh Kumar of Pranpur Police Station and Shailesh Kumar of Dandkohra Police Station, a senior officer stated.

    “All the injured policemen have been admitted to the district hospital in Katihar and their condition is stated to be stable. The situation is completely under control and our teams are camping in the area,” Acting Superintendent of Police (SP) Daya Shankar stated.

    “The body was found as the police officers were preparing documents to produce Singh before a court,” Shankar claimed. 

    As the information of Singh’s loss of life unfold, villagers armed with sticks and iron rods attacked the police station and injured the policemen.

    “The situation could only be brought under control after additional security personnel were called in from the nearest police stations. Shailesh Kumar was among the reinforcements. Seven policemen, including two SHOs, have sustained injuries,” he stated.

    Singh’s physique has been despatched for autopsy examination and a case registered in opposition to those that attacked the policemen, he added.

    The Bihar authorities on April 5, 2016 banned the manufacture, commerce, storage, transportation, sale, and consumption of liquor within the state and made it a punishable offence for these violating the Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act 2016 which has up to now been amended a number of occasions.

    KATIHAR: Seven policemen, together with two station home officers (SHOs), had been critically injured after a gaggle of villagers attacked a police station in Bihar’s Katihar district on Saturday, hours after the loss of life of a person allegedly in custody.

    Hundreds of villagers went on a rampage in Pranpur Police Station and broken automobiles parked on the premises after 40-year-old Pramod Kumar Singh was discovered lifeless within the lockup.

    He was arrested on Friday for possessing bottles of liquor in dry Bihar. The two injured SHOs have been recognized as Manitosh Kumar of Pranpur Police Station and Shailesh Kumar of Dandkohra Police Station, a senior officer stated.

    “All the injured policemen have been admitted to the district hospital in Katihar and their condition is stated to be stable. The situation is completely under control and our teams are camping in the area,” Acting Superintendent of Police (SP) Daya Shankar stated.

    “The body was found as the police officers were preparing documents to produce Singh before a court,” Shankar claimed. 

    As the information of Singh’s loss of life unfold, villagers armed with sticks and iron rods attacked the police station and injured the policemen.

    “The situation could only be brought under control after additional security personnel were called in from the nearest police stations. Shailesh Kumar was among the reinforcements. Seven policemen, including two SHOs, have sustained injuries,” he stated.

    Singh’s physique has been despatched for autopsy examination and a case registered in opposition to those that attacked the policemen, he added.

    The Bihar authorities on April 5, 2016 banned the manufacture, commerce, storage, transportation, sale, and consumption of liquor within the state and made it a punishable offence for these violating the Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act 2016 which has up to now been amended a number of occasions.

  • Odisha: Armed mob lays siege to police station, 12 Congress employees held

    By Express News Service

    MALKANGIRI: Armed anti-socials reportedly having hyperlinks with ganja commerce barged into Chitrakonda police station, some 60 km from Malkangiri city, and vandalised police autos on Monday afternoon. Congress chief and Jeypore MLA Tara Prasad Bahinipati held a protest meet in entrance of the block workplace at Chitrakonda over varied calls for of the individuals of Swabhiman Anchal on the day. Hundreds of Congress employees assembled on the meet to lodge their protest with the native administration. 

    While the agitation was underway, anti-social components carrying conventional weapons abruptly rushed in direction of Chitrakonda police station and forcibly entered the premises. The violent mob later vandalised the autos parked contained in the police station. Sources stated the individuals concerned within the incident have hyperlinks with native ganja merchants.

    At least 12 Congress employees together with the celebration’s Zilla Parishad member Mangu Khilla have been arrested by police on this connection. Contacted, Malkangiri SP Nitesh Wadhwani stated the anti-socials entered the police station when the Chitrakonda IIC was dealing with legislation and order scenario on the protest web site of the Congress. Bahinipati was not a part of the mob which compelled into the police station. The Congress chief was in Chitrakonda tehsil workplace when the incident occurred.

    Wadhwani additional stated as police have launched a crackdown towards ganja smuggling, the anti-social components concerned in hashish commerce had been behind the incident. “Investigation is underway to ascertain under whose instructions, the anti-socials entered the police station premises and damaged the vehicles. Efforts are on to nab the others involved in the incident. Strict action will be taken against those found guilty,” the SP added.
     

  • Steam and sensor sanitizer machine offered in Panchayat President, Hospital and Police Station for assist

    Mahendra Kumbhakara, president of the Nagar Panchayat Pipariya within the Corona period, has raised his hand for assist. He has distributed sanitizer, steam dispenser and computerized handwash machine to the jawans on the well being middle and police station. Please inform that former Prime Minister Late On Saturday, the second day on the dying anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi, the chairman of the Nagar Panchayat Pipariya distributed sanitary sanitizer machine, oximeter steam machine, computerized handwash machine, sanitizer and masks on the neighborhood well being middle and police station. Kawardha Rural Block President Horilal Sahu, Ganpat Gupt, Ramman Keshari, Vice President Shatruhan Sahu, Former District Member Vinod Chandravanshi, Councilor Komal Patel, Babulal, Sundar Sahu, Devdas Miri, Alderman Geeta Jharia, Subhash Dani, Amit Keshari, Anand Kumbhakar, Sunny Gupta, Mohan Soni and Kannu Dani had been current.

  • An FIR has been lodged for violation of the conditions in the road show of CM Shivraj Singh.

    An FIR has been lodged in the Saver assembly constituency of the district in the election road show organized by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan on Monday for alleged violation of the conditions of permission and guidelines to protect against Kovid-19.

    A police official said that the case has been registered against a local BJP leader. On the application of which, the Chief Minister’s roadshow was allowed in Saver town. Santosh Kumar Dudhi, in-charge of Saver Police Station, said that the road show which was taken out on Monday evening was approved on these conditions. It will include only five vehicles and physical distance and other guidelines of rescue from Kovid-19 will be followed.

    He quoted a letter sent to the police station from the office of the returning officer of Saver that 20 to 25 cars attended the Chief Minister’s road show in violation of the conditions of permission. This election event did not follow the law of physical distance and many people involved did not even wear masks to protect themselves from the epidemic.

    The station in-charge said that a case was registered late Monday night under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code against local BJP leader Dinesh Bhavsar for alleged violation of the terms and conditions in the Chief Minister’s roadshow. The Chief Minister’s election roadshow was allowed only on the application of this leader.

  • State level cyber police station will speed up investigation of cyber crimes – Mr. Bhupesh Baghel

    The Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel inaugurated the State Cyber ​​Police Station established at the Police Headquarters today through video conference. He congratulated the police department on the occasion and said that this is a good initiative of the police department for the control of cyber crimes occurring in the state. This will help in solving various types of cyber crimes faster. Apart from this, other police stations will also get necessary guidance and technical help in research of cyber crimes.
    The Chief Minister also visited the State Cyber ​​Police Station through a video conference. In the online inauguration program with him, Home Minister Shri Tamradhwaj Sahu, Chief Minister and Additional Chief Secretary of Home Department Shri Subrata Sahu, Special Director General of Police, Shri R.K. Mr. Sameer Bishnoi, Chief Executive Officer of Vij and Chips was also present. At the same time, the Director General of Police Shri D.M. Awasthi, Special Director General of Police Mr. Ashok Juneja and Additional Director General of Police Mr. Himanshu Gupta also attended the program.
    Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel while addressing the inauguration program said that this cyber police station of Police Headquarters should make people aware of cyber crimes so that they do not become victims of crime and financial frauds that occur through social media. He called for awareness of citizens by going to school, college, development block and panchayat level. The Chief Minister said that the use of technology in cyber crimes and data theft is increasing constantly. Police will also have to be technically proficient to prevent them. He also asked the police force to provide necessary technical training and equipment for this.
    Home Minister Shri Tamradhwaj Sahu said in the program that usage of internet and technology is increasing in everyday life. While it has given many facilities to the people, its misuse by people of criminal tendency is increasing cyber crimes. By infusing technology and exploiting fear, criminals are committing new types of crimes. These can be controlled only by the state-of-the-art facilities and technology of investigation. The police department is continuously adopting new techniques for research of crimes and maintaining law and order. He asked the Home Department officials to keep complete arrangements and preparations according to future needs. Shri Sahu informed that for better coordination and guidance between the field stations and the State Cyber ​​Police Station, such cyber police stations will also be established in all police range headquarters.Special Director General of Police, Shri R.K. Vij said in the program that under the Information Technology Act (as amended) -2000 in the State Cyber ​​Police Station, major cases will be registered and investigated. Remaining cyber cases will continue to be registered in normal police stations as before. Along with deliberating important cases, this station will not only guide all district units on information technology related matters, but will also carry out coordination related tasks in various portals and inter-state matters related to cyber crime of the Central Government. Officers of the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police have been made investigating officers in the State Cyber ​​Police Station. He informed that a lab has also been established at the Police Headquarters to check the electronic evidences. In the inaugural function of the State Cyber ​​Police Station, Inspector General of all Police Ranges, senior officers of various branches of Police Headquarters and Superintendents of Police of many districts also participated in the video conference.