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Tight security of 7,000 cops for Winter Session of State legislature

Around 7,000 police personnel will be deployed for security of Winter Session of State Legislature slated to begin here from Monday. The security arrangements are being monitored by Commissioner of Police (CP) Amitesh Kumar and Joint CP Aswati Dorje. Director General of Police (DGP) Rajnish Seth would review the bandobast plan likely on Sunday. The police are geared up to ensure that no untoward incident takes place during the Session. The top officials conducted a meeting of officials and issued necessary instructions. The security cover for the Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and the Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis have also been strengthened. Security at the Vidhan Bhavan, where the two houses of the legislature meet, 'Ramgiri', the official residence of the Chief Minister and 'Devgiri,' the official residence of the Deputy Chief Minister, has been beefed up. No person without valid photo identification would be allowed entry at the three places. Security had

Cop on-duty killed as car goes berserk, ran over seven

A speeding car went berserk and ran over half a dozen men including an on-duty policeman who was inspecting an accident spot at Naya Kund in Parseoni police station area. The cop was killed and seven persons injured in the horrifying accident reported on Wednesday night, police said. The deceased cop was identified as Jayant Vishnu Sherekar (42), a resident of Ranala, Kamptee. He was attached to Paresoni police station. According to police, first accident occurred near Naya Kund between Amdi turning and Paresoni at around 8.30 pm. A recklessly driven truck rammed into a car coming from the opposite direction. Car driver Vikram Singh Bais was trapped inside the mangled car. Staff of Paresoni police station including Jayant Sherekar along with villagers Gaurav Panwelkar and Amol Kanoje rushed to the spot. The police rescued profusely bleeding Vikram Singh from the car. The traffic movement was stalled as a large number of onlookers gathered to the spot. Jayant, Gaurav and Amol started st

Spurned lover set girlfriend’s shop afire

A married man set a mini truck and a vegetable shop of his girlfriend’s father afire after she turned down his marriage proposal. The incident took place at Waghoda village in the limits of Saoner police, police said. The accused was identified as Gani alias Palash Wasnik, a resident of Rambagh, Saoner. He was working in a barber’s shop. According to police, the man was in relationship with Sonali (name changed) for the past seven to eight months. Palash’s wife recently left the house when she learnt about his affair. Sonali decided to live with Palash and came to his house with a bag. When she went back home to get another bag, her mother realised something amiss and questioned her. She counseled Sonali and diverted her attention from Palash. As a result, Sonali refused to marry Palash, police said. Angry over Sonali’s decision, Palash went to the vegetable shop of Sonali’s father at 1 am. He set afire the shop and also a mini truck owned by her father. The villagers identified Palas

Teenager mows down by school bus

A 13-year-old student of Marie Poussepin's Academy was crushed to death by a recklessly driven school bus near the school located in the Mhasala area of Koradi police station on Tuesday afternoon. Just after leaving the school campus, the bus hit two motorcycles coming from the opposite direction and rammed the vehicle into a school van. Students who were boarding the van got trapped under the wheels of the bus. The uncontrolled bus moved on hitting the vehicles and stalled only after hitting an electric pole. The heart-wrenching incident created panic and chaos in the Mhasala area. The parents of the deceased student were crying inconsolably in the hospital after seeing the body of their child, a police official said. The deceased was identified as Samyak Dinesh Kalambe (13), a resident of Barakholi Indora. He was a student of standard VIII of Marie Poussin Academy, the official said. The school bus (MH-40/AP-0497) was driven by Ambadas Kavdu Ramteke (70). He drove the bus out of

Nagpur rural police bust fake tobacco manufacturing unit

A fake tobacco manufacturing unit was busted and three persons were arrested for making duplicate zarda products at Weltur near Saoner. The raiding party seized 347 kgs of raw tobacco worth Rs 16.22 lakh during the action, officials said. The police also seized empty tin boxes of tobacco, packing machine, empty tobacco pouch, weighing machine, electric stamp machine and other material. The racket was operated by Durgesh Vijay Agrawal (31), a resident of Old Mankapur. He went absconding after the police action, the official said. Acting on a tip-off, the police team raided the unit in a farm owned by one Shivaji Vath. The cops noticed labourers packing bogus tobacco in original tin boxes and a particular company. Investigation revealed that Agrawal was purchasing the empty tin boxes of the scented tobacco company from Paan Shops and filling the raw tobacco in it. Electric machines were used for packing of the boxes, the official said. The arrested labourers were identified Anand Balaji

Ragging row : Offence registered against 6 MBBS interns of GMC&H

Ajni police on Friday registered an offence against six interns of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC&H) Nagpur for ragging a junior, said a police official. The accused students have been identified as Dr Om Vaidya, Dr Shivprasad Kute, Dr Shriganesh Nilwan, Dr Piyush Neharkar, Dr Sachin Bhosle and Dr Bhagat Shubham Mahajan. Sr. Police Inspector Nitin Phatangare informed ‘The Hitavada that the offence was registered on the complaint of Dr Akhil Bhagwan Giradkar on behalf of GMC&H administration. The interns are booked under Section 4 of Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act and Sections 323, 504, 506, 143, 147 and 149 of Indian Penal Code. It may be mentioned here that the doctors were barred from internship on Wednesday after they allegedly found ragging a junior student. The interns were also asked to vacate the college hospital by the administration. An official of GMC&H had said that the MBBS students ar

Prison guards charge Rs 5,000 for Ganja in Central Jail

FIVE persons, including two prison constables, were arrested by the City Police for supplying Ganja (Marijuna) to the inmates of Central Jail, on Wednesday. The prison staffers were charging Rs 5,000/- for delivery of Ganja to the inmates and using WhatsApp messenger to convey demands of the inmates to their accomplices living in the city, police officials said. The arrested accused have been identified as Shrikant Thorat, Gopal Parate, Rahul Mendhekar, Prison constables Ajinkya Rathod and Prashant Rathod. Commissioner of Police (CP) Amitesh Kumar told that Shrikant, Gopal and Rahul were history-sheeters. They were in the jail for around six months and developed friendship with notorious goons Nished Wasnik and Vaibhav Tandekar, who are behind the bars. Nished and Vaibhav were sentenced on the charges of murder and crypto currency fraud. Later, Shrikant, Gopal and Rahul walked out of the jail on bail. While cooling their heels behind the bars, Nished and Ajinkya came in contact with th

Internship of 6 MBBS students of GMC&H suspended for ragging junior

Six interns of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC&H) Nagpur were barred from internship after they allegedly found ragging a junior student. The students also asked to vacate the college hospital, officials said. An official of GMC&H said that the six MBBS students are undergoing internships at the college. They ragged a first year MBBS student in April this year who secretly filmed a video of the incident and mailed the complaint to the Central Anti-Ragging Committee. The Committee immediately directed the GMC&H administration to initiate action against the students. Dean of GMC&H Dr Raj Gajbhiye issued orders suspending internship of the students and also directed them to vacate the college hostel. Sources claimed that the victim was allegedly mentally and physically tortured by the seniors. The incident occurred six months ago. However, the formal complaint was lodged by the victim recently. The reason be

Police to survey population of stray dogs in city

Acting on the directives of Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court, Commissioner of Police (CPAmitesh Kumar has directed all police stations to survey the population of stray dogs in their jurisdictions. In an order, the CP directed the police personnel to compile a data of complaints received at police stations against stray dogs. The police station staff will also visit the spots where the stray dogs are creating nuisance and count their population, the CP’s order stated. The police will also share the data with Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) and the monitoring committee so that the citizens would get rid of nuisance creating stray dogs. The CP also tasked policemen to check whether complaints from Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) about stray dogs are received or not at police stations. The top cop also directed the personnel to prepare a list of dog bite cases reported in each police station in the past three years. As the stray dogs used to gather where they get food, the police

HC slams DIG prison for passing stereotyped orders while rejecting furlough applications

Highlighting importance of furlough, the Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court said that furlough is necessary to avoid ill-effects of continuous prison life. The Court also slammed on Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Prison, Nagpur for passing stereotyped orders while rejecting furlough applications and ordered concerned officer to pay the costs of the writ petition with High Court Legal Services Sub-Committee, Nagpur. “It is the duty of the DIG Prison to exercise his power and discharge his duties by carefully considering all relevant facts and circumstances and the applicable Rules,” the Division bench of Justice Sunil Shukre and Justice M W Chandwani stated in the order, while allowing furlough application of convict Mohd Sagir Bashir Chauhan (60), Presently at Central Prison, Amravati. Mohd Sagir filed a Criminal Writ Petition challenging the order dated January 31, 2018 passed by the DIG, Prison, Nagpur rejecting his application for grant of furlough leave for a period of 28 days. The

66 candidates in fray for 17 posts of office-bearers of DBA Nagpur

The Stage is set for the elections of District Bar Association (DBA) 2022-2024 as the Election Committee on Friday approved nominations of 66 candidates for the 17 posts of office-bearers. The authorities say, 66 nominations have been approved while one rejected for 17 posts of office-bearers including President, Vice president, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, Library-in-charge, treasurer and executive members. Canvassing will stop on December 8 at 6 pm as the election will be held on December 9 and counting on the next day. A total of 4,703 lawyers will vote in the polls. For the post of President, Advocates Roshan Bagde, Prakash Jaiswal, Pankaj Kothari, Madan Senad and Pramod Upadhyay are in the fray. Advs Ashish Bide, Sachin Jaiswal and Manish Randive are contesing for a post of General secretary. Nine advocates will fight for the posts of Vice-President of the bar. Advs Baig Mohd Sajjad Athualla, Chandrashekhar Dhak, Mamta Shukla, Sunil Lacharwar, Usha Gujar, Ashish Nagpure. Bi