Sikh youth’s turban removed forcibly
Mhow: An incident of forcibly removing the turban of a Sikh youth came to limelight in Sector 3 of Pithampur industrial area. A police case has been registered in this regard. According to sources, the two youths Pritamsingh and Rakesh Raghuvansi reached PEB lloyd Company. Pritamsingh told the security officer of the company Vishwajeet to check him in front of video camera. The security officer told him that the security check up can’t be done in front of video camera so the security check of the Sikh youth was done in room. During the security check, the officers of the company asked Sikh youth to remove his turban. Pirtamsingh objected it but the security officers did not listen to him and forcefully removed his turban and completed the security check up. After this the people of Sikh community reached to police station with Pritam Singh. TI Pithampur police station Vinod Soni discussed this matter with the CSP Pithampur Vikram Singh. After this the police registered the case against the security officer Vishwajeet under Section 294 and 298 of the IPC. The people of Sikh community have expressed their anger against this incident and soon a representative of Sikh community of Pithampur will meet Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for maintaining the dignity of Sikh community in Pithampur industrial area.
4 bandits held after encounter
Morena: Four bandits were arrested in an encounter with police at a jungle on the bank of the Gwari river near Chacheri village, police said. Acting on a tip-off, police team cordoned off the area where the dacoits were planning for robbery on Saturday night. Dacoits opened fire at the police which retaliated, and after an-hour-long gunbattle, police arrested Mukesh, Antara, Narendra and lalla Giri. However, the kingpin of the gang Panpola Giri managed to escape. Two crude guns, live cartridges and lethal weapons were seized from the arrested dacoits.
2 killed, 5 hurt as tractor trolley overturns
Narsinghpur: Two persons were killed while five others sustained grave injuries when their tractor trolley overturned near Kareli tehsil headquarters, police said. The accident occurred when a wholesale trader was coming from market with his tractor trolley to keep pulses in his godown on Saturday night. The deceased were identified as Ritesh Raghuvanshi (26) and Sriram Nema (32). The injured included two women labourers. They were admitted in a nearby hospital.
Four-year old girl injured in firing
Ujjain: A four-year-old girl was injured when some miscreants barged into a house and opened fire due to old rivalry in Paliya village, police said. Dinesh, Prakash and Rahul entered Shyamal’s house and opened fire with a crude gun indiscriminately in which Kajal sustained grave injures on Saturday night. She was admitted to hospital in critical condition. The accused are yet to be arrested.
Youth held for molesting woman in bus
Sheopur: A youth was caught by co-passengers when he was molesting a woman in a bus in Dhodhar police station limits, police said. The victim, who works as pharmacist in a primary health centre here, was returning home when Harjeet Singh molested her on Saturday. When she raised alarm, the passengers caught him and handed over to police.
Driver killed in road accident
Sheopur: A driver was killed when his tractor trolley hit a roadside tree near Nayagaon Tekhand village under Badoda police station limits, police said. Bablu Kewat (29) met with the accident on Saturday. The body was sent for post-mortem.
Engineer dies in freak accident
Satna: An engineer died on the spot when he fell from 60 ft high while inspecting the work at a cement factory in Chidholi village, police said. Electrical engineer Rajesh Kumar (31) met with the accident on Saturday. The body was sent for post-mortem.
Newsmen warn of stir against attacks by cops
Gwalior: Incidents of beating of journalists by police have taken place in Indore, Pachmarhi and Bhopal. The police staff of TT Nagar police station beat the correspondent of Peoples Samachar, Manoj Verma. If such incidents are not checked the journalists of the region would launch an agitation, said the founding general secretary of Madhya Pradesh Patrakar Sangh, Rajesh Sharma, in a statement. Sharma demanded immediate security to the journalists. He also demanded that the police station in-charge should be immediately suspended and an impartial enquiry conducted. The state president of the Madhya Patrakar Sangh, and its members Surendra Mathur, Rakesh Achal, Keshav Pandey, Suresh Dandotia, Sabir Ali, Ashok Pal, Anand Trivedi, Chetan Mathur, Surendra Kushawah, Ajay Arora, Deepak Tomar, Ravi Shekhar, Dr. Hidayat Khan, Mahesh Sharma, Satyendra Sharma, Vivek Pathak, Girraj Trivedi, SS Sikarwar, Rajesh Wadhvani, Abhishek Dwivedi, Sunil Pathak, Raju Pandit, Adesh Saxena, Prashant Pandey, Mahendra Kushawah, Nasir Khan, Brijesh Tomar, Raj Dubey, Sunil Mudgal, Chandrakant Tripathi, Shiv Raman Rathore, and Ghan Shyam Dandotia condemned the incident and demanded an end to the atrocities on journalists.
Min’s call to make School Chale Abhiyan successful
Gwalior: The children would be treated as VIPs on 16 June when they will get admission in the school on the opening day. The aim is to motivate the children to attend the school. The woman and child development minister has asked the anganwadi workers numbering over 9,000 that they should make School Chale Abhiyan successful. She has written letters to the anganwadi workers, stating that education has a great importance in life. It opens new doors of life. With this thinking, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has started the Abhiyan giving the highest priority. The Minister said that special attention should be paid on girls and their parents be persuaded to send them to the school. Final touches are being given to the programme to make the Abhiyan successful. During the Abhiyan proper arrangements should be made for sanitation and seating the children. The school teachers have been directed to arrive at the school a little before time. Special arrangements have been made to provide breakfast to the children.