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Inmate dies in jail

Raisen: A jail inmate died following an infighting between prisoners at Begumganj sub-jail here on Sunday, police said. A prisoner Rajesh hit another inmate Bhogiram on his head with an iron bucket and he died following the head injuries. Police and administrative officials rushed to the jail soon and controlled the situation. Bhogiram Dhanak (45), the victim, was undergoing sentence in a rape case, said the jail official Jyoti Tiwari. Rajesh Adivasi (26), a murder accused, asked for a bucket when Dhanak was washing clothes, and when he refused, Adivasi hit him on the head with another bucket, she said. Dhanak was immediately rushed to the hospital where he succumbed during the treatment, she said. Sub Divisional Magistrate and Jail Superintendent DK Singh said he was conducting probe into the incident, and measures to prevent such incidents will be taken. Iron buckets would henceforth be replaced by plastic buckets in the jail, as a precautionary measure. Dhanak’s relatives, meanwhile, alleged that his enemies had him killed by hatching a conspiracy.

Four die as soil mine caves in

Morena: Four people, including a woman and three girls died while about half-a-dozen women and children sustained grave injuries when a soil mine caved in at Atarbabri village in Sabalpur Sub-Division here on Sunday. “About a dozen women and children went to collect soil in the mine situated near the village on Sunday morning when the soil caved in all of a sudden thereby killing three children on the spot,” Superintendent of Police Navneet Bhasin said. Ramkali (12), Bindu (14) and Sunma (16) buried alive while critically injured Vinto (32) rushed to hospital where she succumbed to her injuries. Other injured were also admitted to hospital. According to official sources, the administration announced an immediate financial assistance of Rs 5,000 each to the deceased’s kin.

court asks to file case against ex-BJP MlA

Shahdol: A local court in this district’s Budar has issued order to file a criminal case against a former BJP legislator in connection with transferring of name of a Government land illegally. Hearing a petition filed by one Kailash Singhania, Chief Judicial Magistrate Jitendra Narayan Singh issued the order on Saturday against Chhotelal Sarawgi and three others for forgery. In the petition, it was alleged that Sarawgi transferred the land in his name through fraudulent means two decades ago. Earlier, during investigation, irregularities were also found in the case. Besides, the former MlA, the court asked to file case against three clerks of tehsil office R Soni, Rajendra Singh and Ashutosh Shukla.

2 killed as motorcycle hits tree

Sheopur: Two people died while another was injured when their motorcycle hit a roadside tree near Shyampur, police said. The accident occurred when Ramveer (26), Bhura Rawat (27) and Siyaram (46) were returning to their home on Saturday night. Syaram and Ramveer died on the spot while critically injured Bhura was admitted to a hospital in Gwalior.

SIT arrests rewardee

Gwalior: The SIT arrested Pooran Singh Yadav carrying a reward of Rs 5,000 for getting his son pass PMT examination by bribing. The SIT received information that Pooran Singh has come home to celebrate festival. Acting on the information, SIT nabbed him and started interrogation. The SIT arrested three absconding accused during last 24 hours. One of them is Pooran Singh Yadav carrying a reward of Rs 5,000. He belongs to Jigani village of Morena district. He is stated to be Government teacher. He got his son Nikesh admitted in PMT on making payment. Nikesh has already been arrested. The SIT also arrested a student Sanjay Monrya of 2009 batch resident of Dabra. It is stated that he passed his PMT examination by paying Rs 3.5 lakh. The police is interrogating him. The SIT also arrested Ram Das Narvaria, a Government teacher in middle school Sarai Chola. Ramdas got his son Pawan Narvaria admitted in PMT in the year 2008.

Doctor molests nurse, probe on

Gwalior: A doctor in maternity hospital Birla Nagar under Hazira police station molested a nurse by catching her hand. The police is conducting the enquiry on the application of both the parties. According to police sources, Dr Amit Saxena (Gynecologist) is posted in Birla Nagar maternity home where a nurse is also posted, on Friday at 1 pm Dr Saxena caught the hand of the nurse and molested her. The nurse gave an application to the Hazira police complains that she was molested by Dr Saxena. On the other hand, Dr Saxena in an application to the police said that he ordered the nurse to come on time and checked her from demanding money from the woman patients and their attainders. So she has levelled false allegation against him. The Hazira police called both of them to the police station and started enquiry.

People trust Modi Govt’s policies: Tomar

Gwalior: The victory of BJP in Harayana and Maharashtra indicates that the people trust the policies of Modi Government. This was stated by the Union Minister Mining and Steel while talking to the reporters on the railway station on Sunday morning. Tomar added that similar would be witnessed in the elections of municipal corporations and Panchayat in MP including Gwalior. Tomar regards the reason for this success the work of Modi Government including improving economy, check on corruption and curb the price rise. Modi also brought dignity to India in international world. He said that this is only the beginning the BJP would implements its dream to make India Congress-free.

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