Woman inspector, constable abduct inspector

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In a bizarre incident, a woman police inspector and a lady constable were charged with the kidnapping of a police inspector.

The incident was reported from Sultanpur where on the directives of the court, the woman police inspector and lady constable posted at Mahila Thana of Sultanpur district, were booked for allegedly kidnapping a police inspector who was accused of rape by another woman constable in July last.

Inspector Nishu Tomar, posted in Sultanpur, was suspended after a case was registered against him. He had gone to surrender before a local court in the district where he was arrested by Meera Kushwaha, the Station House Officer of Mahila Thana on September 22 last. He was, however, missing since then and Tomar's wife had approached the court seeking action in the matter.

Superintendent of Police of Sultanpur, Somen Barma, said that on the order of the chief judicial magistrate’s court, an FIR under the charges of kidnapping a person or keeping a person in detention and threatening to cause death (Section 364) along with criminal conspiracy (Section 120-B) of the Indian Penal Code had been lodged against Meera Kushwaha.

"We have formed five teams and efforts are on to trace Nishu," he said.

Tomar's wife Kusum Devi stated that an FIR of rape was registered against her husband by a woman constable in July.

"The probe was transferred to Mahila Thana SHO Meera Kushwaha. On September 22, in the same case, her husband had reached the local court to surrender," Devi said, alleging that the accused arrested him and his whereabouts were still unknown.

ROAD ACCIDENTS

Meanwhile, a 42-year-old man, his wife and their relative were killed when an SUV collided with their motorcycle in Qutubsher area of Saharanpur district on Sunday.

Superintendent of Police (Rural) Suraj Rai claimed that the accident took place when Radhesh of Jandhedi village, his wife Sapna (38), sister-in-law Sangeeta (35) and the couple's two children aged five and three, were coming to Saharanpur.

A speeding Bolero hit his motorcycle near Mahdi under Mankamau outpost in Qutubsher area. Due to the impact of the collision, all five fell from the motorcycle, the SP said.

A team of Qutubsher police station reached the spot and took the injured to the hospital where doctors pronounced Radhesh, Sapna and Sangeeta brought dead. Rai said Radhesh, Sapna and her sister Sangeeta were killed in the accident, while both the two children escaped unhurt.

The SP said the SUV driver fled the spot after the accident.

The bodies were sent for post-mortem.

In Unnao, a speeding car hit a cyclist on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway in Bangarmau Kotwali area late on Sunday night, killing a man and his nephew on the spot. Three persons in the car were seriously injured and they were referred to the Trauma Centre in Lucknow.

As per reports, Shivpal and his nephew Sanjay of Gahar Purwa village in Bangarmau Kotwali area went to Kanpur on Sunday to get medicines. After taking the medicine, they were coming back to their home by bicycle. Meanwhile, Pramod Jadaun and his brother Bhupendra Singh Jadaun of Sikandra town of Agra district, and Suresh Chand Baghel of Rajeev Nagar in Agra, were going back to their home by a car. On late Sunday evening, their car hit a bicycle on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway, killing Shivpal and Sanjay on the spot.

The injured occupants of the car were taken to the community health centre from where the doctors referred Pramod Jadaun and Bhupendra Singh Jadaun to the Trauma Centre in Lucknow due to their critical condition. 

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