Man held for killing wife
Bhopal: A man was arrested for allegedly killing his wife here, police said on Wednesday. The accused, Razak, in an inebriated state hit his wife Asha with a blunt object on Monday night after an altercation with her at their residence in Gandhinagar area of the city following which she died, they said. On Tuesday morning, Razak informed his in-laws about his wife's death. The victim's parents, however, found injury marks on the body following which they informed the police, who arrested Razak after interrogating him. Razak, a labourer, and Asha got married about 10 years back against the wishes of their families and have three children. Police said one of the children stated that the accused had beaten up the victim after which she collapsed.
CNN-IBN Election Tracker survey conducted
Bhopal: The nationwide survey conducted by the CNN-IBN, it has been found that the ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh would get 23 to 27 seats out of 29 in the upcoming lok Sabha elections. In the nationwide CNN-IBN Election Tracker conducted by CSDS, today we look at Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and how big an issue is corruption in the lok Sabha polls and how it would affect the elections.The survey states that BJP would secure 51 per cent vote share in Madhya Pradesh if lok Sabha polls are held today whereas Congress is likely to secure 29 per cent vote share.
A total of 79 per cent respondents say credit for MP assembly results should go to Shivraj Singh Chouhan and in a direct choice, 46 per cent respondents in MP prefer Modi over Shivraj Singh Chouhan as PM. Similarly, in a direct choice, 30 per cent respondents in MP prefer Shivraj Singh Chouhan over Modi as PM and 12 per cent rise in dissatisfaction levels in MP with UPA Govt’s performance at Centre.
Arun, Satyadev meet hail-hit farmers in vidisha
Bhopal: State president of Congress Arun Yadav and leader of Opposition in the State Assembly Satyadev Katare meet the hail-hit farmers in nearly a dozen villages of Vidisha district on Thursday. In a statement, State Congress spokesperson Ravi Saxena informed that the two leaders would assess the crop loss due to hailstorm. They will be accompanied by Vidisha district Congress president Mehtaab Singh. The two leaders will reach Khari village at 9.30 am and after assessing the crop damage, they will reach Chakk Bhatni at 9.45 am. At 10 am, they will reach Simarhaar village, by 10.15 am they will be at Suakhedi. They would also visit Madhipur, Nadaur, Billrai, Atari Khejda, Manora, Peepalkhedi, Pathrai and Naulai villages. They will address a press conference after reaching Vidisha by 2 pm and will leave by 2.30 pm for Murerkala of Sanchi development block located at Raisen district and will leave for Bhopal by 4 pm, added Saxena.