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Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh (The hawk): According to authorities, a pregnant lady has been arrested for allegedly keeping her nine-year-old stepdaughter in a box.
The accused woman Shilpi has been named in a complaint under section 307 (attempt to kill) of the Indian Penal Code, although she has not yet been taken into custody.
Radhika, a nine-year-old girl, was reported missing on Monday night, according to police reports. Police arrived at her home in a hurry, where they discovered her unconscious inside a box.
The kid later told the police that her stepmother had confined her inside the box, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police Ayush Vikram Singh.
After divorcing his first wife, Sonu Sharma, the father of the minor, married Shilpi. Police reported that Radhika was residing with them.

According to authorities, a pregnant lady has been arrested for allegedly keeping her nine-year-old stepdaughter in a box.

UP lady was arrested for placing her stepdaughter in a box

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Muzaffarnagar, UP (The Hawk): In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a woman from Muzaffarnagar asked for his help in extraditing her husband, who she claims absconded with their daughter to London and declared triple talaq.
The alleged spouse, a resident of London, was arrested in Muzaffarnagar in 2017 on suspicion of dowry demand and domestic abuse.
In 2014, Farhana wed Parvez Gulmark. Gulmark moved her to London a year later. A few days later, he began tormenting her. Despite the couple having a daughter, the harassment persisted. He eventually reached a solution with Farhana after she eventually lost patience and reported him to a domestic violence organisation in London. Gulmark later brought Farhana to India on the pretence of seeing her relatives, and one day, he stealthily snatched her daughter and her passport and fled for the UK, according to a family member, Shahzad Siddiqui.
"I desire my daughter's return. Farhana stated, "I need the Prime Minister's assistance in this situation.
Asserting that her husband had used the triple talaq, Farhana went to the senior superintendent of police (SSP) office on Monday and lodged a new case.
"On Sunday, my husband contacted my brother's phone number and said triple talaq," she claimed. He also threatened to kill me if I called him, claiming that his relatives in India would do so.

In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a woman from Muzaffarnagar asked for his help in extraditing her husband, who she claims absconded with their daughter to London and declared triple talaq.

UP lady asks PM for assistance in recovering her daughter from her husband in London

Muzaffarnagar (The Hawk): Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra has received backing from the Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU), a split group under the leadership of Harpal Singh Bilari. The BKU (Bilari) declared that when the yatra passes through western Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Rajasthan in the following days, they will take part in it. On November 7, the yatra reached Maharashtra and will continue through Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh.
On Sunday, a group from the organisation led by Bilari met with Digvijay Singh, a leader in the Congress and the chairman of the yatra, to discuss how they might help with the walkathon. "The Bharat Jodo Yatra has evolved into a public campaign for defending democratic values in society after Mahatma Gandhi and the JP Movement. When the country is going through a political, social, and economic crisis, the yatra is considered as a beacon of hope "Bilari informed the press.
Bilari expressed her optimism that Rahul Gandhi will strive for farmers' rights and recalled his crucial contribution to the new land acquisition policy, which made it possible for farmers to receive fair compensation for the land they had to give up for development projects. Bilari is a seasoned farmer activist from western Uttar Pradeh who collaborated with Mahendra Singh Tikait, the leader of the BKU, and actively took part in many of his movements.
After Tikait's demise in 2011, he founded his organisation with other like-minded businessmen. In western Uttar Pradesh, particularly in the divisions of Moradabad and Bareilly, his organisation has a strong support base. Additionally, Bilari was a part of the 40-person Sanyukt Kisan Morcha committee during the 13-month farmers' movement against the three contentious agriculture legislation.

Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra has received backing from the Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU), a split group under the leadership of Harpal Singh Bilari.

The BKU section will back Rahul's Bharat Jodo Yatra

Muzaffarnagar (The Hawk): Salman Ahmed is currently imprisoned due to a call of conscience. Salman, age 27, murdered his friend Mohammad Hassan and buried his body in his room four years ago.
However, his conscience continued to bother him, and three days ago, when he encountered Hassan's brother at a funeral, he confessed to killing his brother.
The victim's body was unearthed, and Salman was arrested.
According to Salim, the brother of the deceased, Salman asked him if he was still hunting for his missing brother while Salim was attending a burial in the area.
"When I responded affirmatively, he urged me to cease my search since 'he is no more'. Then, Salman revealed to me that he had murdered Hassan and hid his body in his chamber. I did not initially believe him. "Two days later, he posted a video to social media in which he claimed to have murdered my brother," said Salim.
On Saturday, Salim and other villagers went to Salman's residence and excavated the room's floor, where they discovered the remains of Hassan.
The police arrived at the scene after receiving the information, confiscated the body, and arrested Salman.
Rakesh Kumar Singh, deputy superintendent of police in Khatauli, stated, "After the bones of Hassan were discovered, we filed a case against Salman under section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code and incarcerated him.
"Salman and Hassan were romantically involved. When Salman wanted to end the relationship, Hassan objected. Salman summoned him to his home, where he executed him with a sword. The incident occurred in November of 2018.

Salman Ahmed is currently imprisoned due to a call of conscience. Salman, age 27, murdered his friend Mohammad Hassan and buried his body in his room four years ago.

UP guy is imprisoned after answering his conscience

Muzaffarnagar (The Hawk): In preparation for an uprising against the BJP, the Tyagi community is mobilising. Shrikant Tyagi, a BJP official who had recently been freed from prison, met with members of the Tyagi community in Muzaffarnagar on Monday night and announced that the community was preparing to host a conference of the Tyagi-Brahmin societies shortly.
Following an altercation over unauthorised encroachments a few months ago, Shrikant Tyagi assaulted and verbally attacked a woman who lived in his Noida community. He was charged under the Gangsters Act and the applicable IPC sections.
He claimed that the BJP supporters who are also part of the Tyagi society are uneasy. "We are going to make a significant decision in the next few days, which will be made public following the holding of an enormous rally in the NCR, shortly."
In this aim, Shrikant Tyagi has been travelling to villages with a sizable Tyagi population.

In preparation for an uprising against the BJP, the Tyagi community is mobilising. Shrikant Tyagi, a BJP official who had recently been freed from prison, met with members of the Tyagi community in Muzaffarnagar on Monday night and announced that the community was preparing to host a conference of the Tyagi-Brahmin societies shortly.

Shrikant Tyagi will begin a campaign in collaboration with the Tyagi community

Muzaffarnagar (The Hawk): Teachers in Muzaffarnagar's government schools and colleges have been warned not to wear jeans or T-shirts because they may give students the 'wrong impression.'Gajender Singh, the district inspector of schools (DIOS), stated, "During a school inspection, I noticed some teachers wearing jeans and T-shirts in the classroom. I cautioned them against taking such a casual approach. I've just sent out a memo about the dress code."The circular threatens'strict action' against any teacher found breaking the rules.Singh continued, "It is a disciplinary issue. The dress code should be adhered to by principals as well as students and teachers. Students are positively impacted when teachers appear modest. Students will then copy their teachers at that point. Teachers who are female are also subject to this directive. They must dress in a salwar-kameez or sari."According to the DIOS, anyone who disobeys the order will face departmental action and a negative entry in their record book.

Teachers in Muzaffarnagar's government schools and colleges have been warned not to wear jeans or T-shirts because they may give students the 'wrong impression.'

Teachers in this UP district cannot wear jeans or T-shirts

Muzaffarnagar (The Hawk): According to police, a former Army personnel was arrested in Muzzafarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly attempting to re-enter the Army using forged documents.
The accused, identified as Kamal Singh, had previously been expelled from the Army after it was discovered that he had gained entry using forged documents and the alias Rahul Singh.
Singh, now 25 years old and overage for the Agniveer scheme, was recognised by military intelligence personnel and arrested before being turned over to Muzaffarnagar police.
His interrogation resulted in the arrest of another former Army officer, Meerut-based Mehkar Singh, who specialises in the preparation of forged documents.
Vineet Jaiswal, Senior Superintendent of Police in Muzaffarnagar, stated that "Agniveer recruitment is underway in Muzaffarnagar, and Kamal Singh was apprehended on Wednesday by a joint team of military intelligence and Muzaffarnagar police. On September 21, he ran as a representative of Moradabad, and on Tuesday, he returned with another set of documents. His documents this time indicated that he was from Bulandshahr. He was charged with IPC 420 (cheating), 467 (forgery of valuable security), and other offences."
According to Army sources, intense questioning revealed the identity of an individual from Baghpat Road in Meerut who had created those documents in exchange for money.
He was identified as Mehkar Singh, 48, a former Army officer involved in the scheme, and a number of fake documents and medical slips of the candidates were recovered from his possession, to which the individual could not satisfactorily respond, confirming his complicity in the preparation of forged documents of candidates for Agniveer recruitment in exchange for money.
He was also arrested on Wednesday in Meerut.

According to police, a former Army personnel was arrested in Muzzafarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly attempting to re-enter the Army using forged documents.

 UP: An ex-armyman has been arrested for attempting to re-enter the country through the Agniveer scheme

Muzaffarnagar: A police officer has been suspended in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar for allegedly subjecting third-degree torture to a man who happened to be a distant relative of an accused.According to reports, R. Rana, the Sub-Inspector (SI) of Chhapar police station in Muzaffarnagar, went to Khampur village with a team to arrest an accused named Zishan Ansari, who was wanted in a case related to cow slaughter.He did not find the alleged accused and picked up his distant relative Farad Hakim, 40, a resident of the same village.Hakim was taken to the police station and was subjected to third-degree torture by the SI.Later, he was released from the police station due to pressure from the villagers.One of the villagers recorded a video of Hakim which purportedly shows bruise marks on his body and uploaded it on social media.After the video went viral, SSP Vineet Jaiswal took suo moto cognizance and ordered a probe.The SSP said: "During the investigation, the sub-Inspector was found guilty. Based on the report submitted by the deputy superintendent of police, he has been suspended. A departmental inquiry will also be conducted against him." —IANS

A police officer has been suspended in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar for allegedly subjecting third-degree torture to a man who happened to be a distant relative of an accused.

SI Suspended In UP Over Third-Degree Torture

Muzaffarnagar: Four persons died while two others sustained grave injuries after a speeding truck rammed into their motorcycles on the Panipat-Khatima highway near Jagahedi village near here on Wednesday, police said.According to Station House Officer (SHO) Mukesh Kumar Solanki, the deceased were identified as Vipin Kumar (30), his wife Meenu (28), Sachin (22) and Nitin Kumar (23) of Titawi village.Six persons, travelling on three bikes, were on their way to Muzaffarnagar from Titawi village when the accident took place, police said.Those injured were shifted to a district hospital in serious condition, they added.Police has seized the truck abandoned by the driver who fled from the spot after the accident.—PTI

 Four persons died while two others sustained grave injuries after a speeding truck rammed into their motorcycles on the Panipat-Khatima highway near Jagahedi village near here on Wednesday, police said.

UP: 4 killed, 2 injured after truck hits motorcycles

 Four persons died while two others sustained grave injuries after a speeding truck rammed into their motorcycles on the Panipat-Khatima highway near Jagahedi village near here on Wednesday, police said.



Muzaffarnagar:&nbsp;A former village head was arrested here after he allegedly made a man announce that if anyone from the Dalit community entered his field, they would be beaten with shoes 50 times and made to pay Rs 5,000 as fine, police said on Tuesday.In a video, Kunverpal is seen beating a drum to make the announcement on Monday in front of houses of Dalits in Pawti Khurd village in the district's Charthawal area, they said.Former village head Rajbir Tyagi made Kunverpal make the announcement after members of the Dalit community refused to work in his field, locals claimed.Tyagi was furious about the refusal and took the step to ban them from entering his field and use a tubewell, they said.Both Tyagi and Kunverpal have been arrested and charged under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Abhishek Yadav said.Police said that Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act provisions have also been included in the case.The IPC sections pertain to statement conducting public mischief (505) and provocation with intent to cause riot (153), the SSP said.Rajbir Tyagi is the son of Vicky Tyagi, a gangster who was shot dead in 2015. Vicky Tyagi was one of the accused in the 2011 Barkali case, in which eight people of a family were killed.—PTI

 A former village head was arrested here after he allegedly made a man announce that if anyone from the Dalit community entered his field, they would be beaten with shoes 50 times and made to pay Rs 5,000 as fine, police said on Tuesday.

UP: Former village head arrested for threatening Dalits

 A former village head was arrested here after he allegedly made a man announce that if anyone from the Dalit community entered his field, they would be beaten with shoes 50 times and made to pay Rs 5,000 as fine, police said on Tuesday.



Muzaffarnagar: Two youths were killed and two others seriously injured when their car collided with a tractor near Mandurpur on the Dehradun-Delhi National Highway, police said on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Four friends, including Sorabh and Mohit, were on their way to Dehradun from Delhi on Sunday night when the mishap took place, police said.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The bodies have been sent for a post-mortem examination and the injured have been admitted to a Muzaffarnagar medical college.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Police said the driver of the tractor also suffered minor injuries in the accident. —PTI

 Two youths were killed and two others seriously injured when their car collided with a tractor near Mandurpur on the Dehradun-Delhi National Highway, police said on Monday.  

UP: Two Youths Killed In Road Accident

Muzaffarnagar: A youth has been caught vandalising the idol of a deity placed in a Shiv temple at Titawi village in Muzaffarnagar on Monday.The accused has been identified as Yakub. Angry locals caught hold of Yakub, who was trying to flee after vandalising the idol, and handed him over to the police. The police have taken Yakub into custody and launched a probe into the matter.A video of the incident has been shared on social media. In the video, the accused could be seen surrounded by the locals and policemen, who reportedly reached the spot after the news of the incident spread.Several locals also gathered at the temple and protested against the attack on their deity, demanding a fair and speedy probe into the case.Titawi police station in-charge, Mukesh Solanki, confirmed that Yakub had vandalised an idol placed inside the temple premises. He, however, said that apart from the idol, no other part of the property was damaged. Solanki added that the police have arrested the accused and would be interrogating him shortly. The official refused to divulge any further details. —IANS

 A youth has been caught vandalising the idol of a deity placed in a Shiv temple at Titawi village in Muzaffarnagar on Monday.

Youth Held For Vandalising Idol In UP Temple

UP lady was arrested for placing her stepdaughter in a box

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