woman commits suicide
Gwalior: On account of some unknown reasons a married woman committed suicide by hanging at her residence. The family members came to know of the incident in the morning and informed police.
The police have registered a case and started enquiry. A resident of Bazaria under Thatipur police station the wife of lokendra Singh Gahlot was found hanging in the room today morning. lokendra is stated to be in Government service in Kanpur. The deceased Gayatri lived with her in laws with her daughter. The family members said that the family members went to their rooms to sleep last night.
In the morning at 6 o’clock, when the wife of lokendra’s brother Ashok called Gayatri, there was no reply and then she peeped into the room, found Gayatri hanging from the ceiling fan.
She immediately informed the police. Soon, police reached the spot and recovered the body. The body was sent for postmortem. The CSP Morar Akhilesh Roonwal said that a daughter in law of Gehlot family lives in Thatipur Bazaria committed suicide by hanging. The reason of the suicide could not be known. According to the neighbours the cause of family dispute could not be known.
police raids cricket bookies in gwalior
Gwalior: The police started investigation about the Satta on cricket in Rai Singh Ka Bag. The police recovered 10 mobiles and started varying the record to find the ring leader of the den.
During the investigation it was known that all of them used to come here from Morena and Sabalgarh for service. The accused confessed their crime, but when conducted detailed investigation that the ring leader is someone else. The police are very flying laptop, mobile and sim. The police regards that some white color persons appears behind the racket. The police activated information to search out new den of the racket.
The CSP lashkar Deepak Bhargava said that the arrested persons narrated some facts during interrogation. In order to confirm them, the police are varying laptop, mobiles and Sims to reach up to the ring leader of the racket.
‘No private schools to increase the fees’
Gwalior: The owners of private schools are recovering indiscriminate fees from the guardians of the students on the name of the facilities. Such complaints are received regularly. The guardians are also compelled to purchase books and uniforms from one particular shop this would not be allowed. If any complaint from any guardian is received and if the school is found guilty its recognition would immediately cancelled. This was stated by the collector P Narhari in a meeting of principals of private school held in medical auditorium today morning.
The owners of the schools have started unfair means to exploit the guardians with the start of new educational session. The fees have been increased by 10 to 20% causing problems to the guardians.
The collector told the principals that no private school would increase the fees and a list of prescribed 8 shops should be posted. During the meeting the principal also put their problems before the collector who told the officers of the education department to resolve them.
In the meeting the district education officer Mohan Singh Sikarwar and the officer connected with Sarva Siksha Abhiyan were present.