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CM announces govt job for injured cop’s son

Bhopal:Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has made an announcement that the son of the Sub Inspector of Police Pavan Kumar Yadav, who lost eye sight while discharging duty, will be given government service. This was announced by the Chouhan at the programme of Yadav Community on Sunday.

Chouhan said that Pavan Yadav, posted at Ratlam lost his vision, when he was discharging duties actively and dedicatedly. He was sent by a special aircraft for his eyes treatment by the government. Unfortunately, his vision could not be restored. The government honours services of committed government servants, who are always ready to sacrifice everything to fulfill their commitment. Yadav’s son will be given appointment in the government service.

Police book miscreant for sexual assault

Bhopal:The MP Nagar police have booked a miscreant involved in sexually assaulting a 27-year-old student for the past two years using her indecent photographs and videos; accused used to sexually exploit her

Police said that the accused Rishabh Sahu used to sexually assault the victim who came into contact with the accused two years ago and developed relationship.

After the preliminary investigation the police found registered a case under section 376 of the IPC and started investigation.

The victim lodged a complaint with the MP nagar police stating that she and accused hailed from Chhattisgarh and acquainted. Two years ago the accused started chatting with her on WhatsApp and later the accused proposed her developed relationship with her.

The accused sexually assaulted her at a hotel in MP Nagar Zone 2 on the pretext of marrying her after getting a better job. The accused took indecent photographs and videos of the victim and later used to blackmail the victim using the same.  The accused threatened the victim of making the photographs and videos public and providing the same to her family members.

After the complaint was lodged the accused went absconding. The accused used to work with a telecom sales office at Ashima Mall.

40 budding engineers honoured

Indore:This year, more than 40 budding engineers of MITM and MIST of Medic-Caps group of institutions have been honoured with chancellors’ scholarship awards.

Meritorious student of various disciplines ie CS, IT, ME, EC, Ex of the colleges received the amount of Rs 20,000 each with certification of appreciation. Chancellor of Medic-caps University RC Mittal, Vice Chancellor SK Somani, registrar Pradyumn Yadav and Dean engineering Panda distributed the awards and expressed blessings and best wishes to all the winners for their future endeavor.

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