Friday 2 August 2013
प्यार में मिले धोखे ने ले ली जान, सुसाइड नोट में लिखा लड़कियों से प्यार मत करना
प्यार में मिले धोखे ने ले ली जान, सुसाइड नोट में लिखा लड़कियों से प्यार मत करना
गुड़गांव में एक बीबीए स्टूडेंट ने पंखे से लटक कर अपनी जान दे दी. यह लड़का फरीदाबाद के तिगांव का रहने वाला था. दिनेश पालीवाल का शव सड़ी-गली हालत में गुड़गांव के सेक्टर 40 इलाके में ग्रीनवुड सिटी के G-105 नम्बर मकान में मिला.
दिनेश गुड़गांव में करीब 15 दिन पहले ही आया था और मकान का पहला फ्लोर किराए पर लिया था. आस-पड़ोस के लोगों को जब इस फ्लोर से बदबू आने लगी तो लोगों ने पुलिस को सूचना दी. पुलिस ने मकान मालिक से पूछ कर दिनेश के परिजनों को फोन किया जिनके आने के बाद कमरे का दरवाजा तोड़ा गया. जब कमरा खोला गया तो कमरे में पंखे से दिनेश का शव सड़ी-गली हालत में लटका हुआ पड़ा था. शव की पहचान दिनेश के चाचा ने की. गुडगांव पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश ने सुसाइड नोट में दिनेश ने अपनी खुदकुशी के लिए एक लड़की (आशा यादव) और तीन कॉलेज के दोस्तों को जिम्मेदार ठहराया है.
सेक्टर 40 के एसएचओ जय प्रकाश ने बताया, ‘हमें सूचना मिली थी की ग्रीनवुड सिटी केक फ्लैट से बदबू आ रही है जिसके बाद हमने मौके पर जाकर फ्लैट के मालिक को बुलाया जिस से जानकारी मिली की दिनेश नाम का युवक इसमें किराए पर रहता है. हमने दिनेश के परिवार वालों को बुलाया और कमरे को खोल गया तो पंखे से लाश लटकी हुई थी मौके से एक सुसाइड नोट भी बरामद हुआ है जिसमे दिनेश ने अपनी मौत के लिए एक लड़की और अपने तीन दोस्तों को जिम्मेदार ठहराया है. हम मामला दर्ज कर जांच कर रहे हैं.’ दिनेश ने सुसाइड नोट में लिखा है कि लड़कियों से प्यार मत करना.
दिनेश पीलवाल की उम्र करीब 24 साल थी और घरवालों ने दिनेश की शादी करीब एक साल पहले कर दी थी. पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश 15 दिन पहले अपने परिजनों से ये कहकर गुड़गांव आ गया था कि उसकी गुड़गांव में नौकरी लग गई है.
गुड़गांव पुलिस ने इस मामले में चार लोगों के खिलाफ आईपीसी की धारा 306/34 के तहत आत्महत्या के लिए उकसाने का मामला दर्ज कर किया है. दिनेश के परिजनों के मुताबिक दिनेश आशा के प्यार किया करता था. दिनेश ने फरीदाबाद में मानव रचना इंस्टीट्यूट से बीबीए की पढ़ाई की थी.
गुड़गांव पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश का शव करीब तीन दिन पुराना है. शव को पोस्टमॉर्टम के लिए सिविल अस्पताल भिजवा दिया गया है जहां पर गुरुवार को पोस्टमॉर्टम किया जाएगा. दिनेश पिछले तीन दिनों से अपने परिजनों का फोन नहीं उठा रहा था. पुलिस ने अभी इस मामले में किसी की गिरफ्तारी नहीं की है.
http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/bba-student-commit-suicide-1-737831.html
गुड़गांव में एक बीबीए स्टूडेंट ने पंखे से लटक कर अपनी जान दे दी. यह लड़का फरीदाबाद के तिगांव का रहने वाला था. दिनेश पालीवाल का शव सड़ी-गली हालत में गुड़गांव के सेक्टर 40 इलाके में ग्रीनवुड सिटी के G-105 नम्बर मकान में मिला.
दिनेश गुड़गांव में करीब 15 दिन पहले ही आया था और मकान का पहला फ्लोर किराए पर लिया था. आस-पड़ोस के लोगों को जब इस फ्लोर से बदबू आने लगी तो लोगों ने पुलिस को सूचना दी. पुलिस ने मकान मालिक से पूछ कर दिनेश के परिजनों को फोन किया जिनके आने के बाद कमरे का दरवाजा तोड़ा गया. जब कमरा खोला गया तो कमरे में पंखे से दिनेश का शव सड़ी-गली हालत में लटका हुआ पड़ा था. शव की पहचान दिनेश के चाचा ने की. गुडगांव पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश ने सुसाइड नोट में दिनेश ने अपनी खुदकुशी के लिए एक लड़की (आशा यादव) और तीन कॉलेज के दोस्तों को जिम्मेदार ठहराया है.
सेक्टर 40 के एसएचओ जय प्रकाश ने बताया, ‘हमें सूचना मिली थी की ग्रीनवुड सिटी केक फ्लैट से बदबू आ रही है जिसके बाद हमने मौके पर जाकर फ्लैट के मालिक को बुलाया जिस से जानकारी मिली की दिनेश नाम का युवक इसमें किराए पर रहता है. हमने दिनेश के परिवार वालों को बुलाया और कमरे को खोल गया तो पंखे से लाश लटकी हुई थी मौके से एक सुसाइड नोट भी बरामद हुआ है जिसमे दिनेश ने अपनी मौत के लिए एक लड़की और अपने तीन दोस्तों को जिम्मेदार ठहराया है. हम मामला दर्ज कर जांच कर रहे हैं.’ दिनेश ने सुसाइड नोट में लिखा है कि लड़कियों से प्यार मत करना.
दिनेश पीलवाल की उम्र करीब 24 साल थी और घरवालों ने दिनेश की शादी करीब एक साल पहले कर दी थी. पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश 15 दिन पहले अपने परिजनों से ये कहकर गुड़गांव आ गया था कि उसकी गुड़गांव में नौकरी लग गई है.
गुड़गांव पुलिस ने इस मामले में चार लोगों के खिलाफ आईपीसी की धारा 306/34 के तहत आत्महत्या के लिए उकसाने का मामला दर्ज कर किया है. दिनेश के परिजनों के मुताबिक दिनेश आशा के प्यार किया करता था. दिनेश ने फरीदाबाद में मानव रचना इंस्टीट्यूट से बीबीए की पढ़ाई की थी.
गुड़गांव पुलिस के मुताबिक दिनेश का शव करीब तीन दिन पुराना है. शव को पोस्टमॉर्टम के लिए सिविल अस्पताल भिजवा दिया गया है जहां पर गुरुवार को पोस्टमॉर्टम किया जाएगा. दिनेश पिछले तीन दिनों से अपने परिजनों का फोन नहीं उठा रहा था. पुलिस ने अभी इस मामले में किसी की गिरफ्तारी नहीं की है.
http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/bba-student-commit-suicide-1-737831.html
‘Rape cases will drop 70% if HC ruling is enforced’
‘Rape cases will drop 70% if HC ruling is enforced’
City lawyers handling domestic and family disputes have welcomed a recent judgement by the Bombay High Court (HC) stating that women filing false rape cases should be prosecuted.
Mens organisations have said that this judgement will help create a gender neutral society and if properly executed will help to bring down the number of rape cases by 70 per cent. They allege that most rape cases are filed after relations break down after consensual sex.
Justice Sadhna Jadhav of the HC on Wednesday observed that women who file rape cases in a fit of rage to fix their partners and later withdraw complaints, should be prosecuted.
She remarked that of late several cases were coming before the HC in which victims filed complaints alleging rape and contending that they had entered relationships after being promised marriage.
In a relationship between consenting adults, sometimes such complaints are filed in the heat of moment and withdrawn later. This has be-come a trend and sends wrong signal to the society, the judge observed on Wednesday.
The court cautioned the police to be vigilant and hold an initial inquiry to find out whether a rape complaint was genuine before registering the case.
The judge was hearing an anticipatory bail plea by Divyesh Vala (35), who admitted that he was in a relationship with a 42-year-old central excise inspector. He pleaded that he was falsely implicated and the case was causing him harm and agony.
The two had met through a social networking site and came close to each other after joining an Art of Living course. The woman alleged that she was raped by Vala, who promised to marry her. However, he married another woman and she felt cheated. Hence, she filed a complaint of rape.
The judge granted anticipatory bail to Vala for the sum of Rs 15,000 and asked him to report to the police station every Sunday until the investigation was over. The judge said it was not inclined to send Vala in custody because no useful purposes would be served in doing so, except satisfying the victim’s vendetta.
Talking to Mirror senior lawyer Milind Pawar said, “Some 90 per cent cases get registered just to satisfy vendetta after break ups. Though such cases are registered it is hard to prove them medically.”
In some cases, the Supreme Court has directed that FIRs in rape cases should be filed immediately, since later on it is difficult to prove it medically Pawar said. “This judgement will certainly teach a lesson to those who use the law to settle their own scores.”
Criminal layer Vijay Pamnani said, “In such rape cases the investigation officer’s role is very important to understand whether rape was actually committed or not. In the said case, the victim being a 42 years old, educated and working as a central excise inspector knew very well that such a relationship is illicit in Indian society. I believe the HC has passed perfect orders considering facts of the case.”
Atit Rajpara, founder president of the Men’s Rights Association (MRA), Pune said, “Figures of increasing rape cases are only because of such false cases. Some women misuse the law like in domestic violence related cases.
In a recent survey, it was revealed that in Pune over 74 per cent cases of rape are consensual. We welcome this judgement as it has shown sensitivity towards men.”
However, lawyer Shirish Gade has a different opinion. He said, “As a criminal lawyer I believe that if the HC passes such orders against rape victim, those who wish to rape a girl will propose marriage and rape them. Unfortunately, victims won’t come forward due to such orders.
Additionally, in our society girls keep quiet about these serious offences as they are scared of society and fear nobody will marry them thereafter.”
http://www.punemirror.in/article/2/2013080220130802101256762a000d010/%E2%80%98Rape-cases-will-drop-70-if-HC-ruling-is-enforced%E2%80%99.html
City lawyers handling domestic and family disputes have welcomed a recent judgement by the Bombay High Court (HC) stating that women filing false rape cases should be prosecuted.
Mens organisations have said that this judgement will help create a gender neutral society and if properly executed will help to bring down the number of rape cases by 70 per cent. They allege that most rape cases are filed after relations break down after consensual sex.
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Justice Sadhna Jadhav of the HC on Wednesday observed that women who file rape cases in a fit of rage to fix their partners and later withdraw complaints, should be prosecuted.
She remarked that of late several cases were coming before the HC in which victims filed complaints alleging rape and contending that they had entered relationships after being promised marriage.
In a relationship between consenting adults, sometimes such complaints are filed in the heat of moment and withdrawn later. This has be-come a trend and sends wrong signal to the society, the judge observed on Wednesday.
The court cautioned the police to be vigilant and hold an initial inquiry to find out whether a rape complaint was genuine before registering the case.
The judge was hearing an anticipatory bail plea by Divyesh Vala (35), who admitted that he was in a relationship with a 42-year-old central excise inspector. He pleaded that he was falsely implicated and the case was causing him harm and agony.
The two had met through a social networking site and came close to each other after joining an Art of Living course. The woman alleged that she was raped by Vala, who promised to marry her. However, he married another woman and she felt cheated. Hence, she filed a complaint of rape.
The judge granted anticipatory bail to Vala for the sum of Rs 15,000 and asked him to report to the police station every Sunday until the investigation was over. The judge said it was not inclined to send Vala in custody because no useful purposes would be served in doing so, except satisfying the victim’s vendetta.
Talking to Mirror senior lawyer Milind Pawar said, “Some 90 per cent cases get registered just to satisfy vendetta after break ups. Though such cases are registered it is hard to prove them medically.”
In some cases, the Supreme Court has directed that FIRs in rape cases should be filed immediately, since later on it is difficult to prove it medically Pawar said. “This judgement will certainly teach a lesson to those who use the law to settle their own scores.”
Criminal layer Vijay Pamnani said, “In such rape cases the investigation officer’s role is very important to understand whether rape was actually committed or not. In the said case, the victim being a 42 years old, educated and working as a central excise inspector knew very well that such a relationship is illicit in Indian society. I believe the HC has passed perfect orders considering facts of the case.”
Atit Rajpara, founder president of the Men’s Rights Association (MRA), Pune said, “Figures of increasing rape cases are only because of such false cases. Some women misuse the law like in domestic violence related cases.
In a recent survey, it was revealed that in Pune over 74 per cent cases of rape are consensual. We welcome this judgement as it has shown sensitivity towards men.”
However, lawyer Shirish Gade has a different opinion. He said, “As a criminal lawyer I believe that if the HC passes such orders against rape victim, those who wish to rape a girl will propose marriage and rape them. Unfortunately, victims won’t come forward due to such orders.
Additionally, in our society girls keep quiet about these serious offences as they are scared of society and fear nobody will marry them thereafter.”
http://www.punemirror.in/article/2/2013080220130802101256762a000d010/%E2%80%98Rape-cases-will-drop-70-if-HC-ruling-is-enforced%E2%80%99.html
After poor grades, 11-year-old daughter's custody given to father
After poor grades, 11-year-old daughter's custody given to father
Observing that poor grades of a 11-year-old girl in school showed that her mother was not taking proper care of her education, a Delhi court has granted her custody to her father. Guardian Judge Rakesh Kumar also observed that the mother of the child did not have sufficient space to provide her privacy in her growing years.
"The child's report card reflects certain disturbing facts. (It) reveals that the child scored only 47.67 per cent with C2 grade. It also reveals she was not regular in school and was absent for 32 days in the first semester.
"In these circumstances, it is proved that the respondent (mother) is not taking care for giving education to the child," the court said, and told the mother to hand over the girl's custody to her father.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/after-poor-grades-11yearold-daughters-custody-given-to-father/411280-3-244.html
Observing that poor grades of a 11-year-old girl in school showed that her mother was not taking proper care of her education, a Delhi court has granted her custody to her father. Guardian Judge Rakesh Kumar also observed that the mother of the child did not have sufficient space to provide her privacy in her growing years.
"The child's report card reflects certain disturbing facts. (It) reveals that the child scored only 47.67 per cent with C2 grade. It also reveals she was not regular in school and was absent for 32 days in the first semester.
"In these circumstances, it is proved that the respondent (mother) is not taking care for giving education to the child," the court said, and told the mother to hand over the girl's custody to her father.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/after-poor-grades-11yearold-daughters-custody-given-to-father/411280-3-244.html
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