Sunday, 1 September 2013
Ghaziabad: Wife kills husband over drinking habits
What will happen if Husband kills wife bcoz she has drinking habits will law take it so smoothly, Domestic violence is it happening on Men or Women?
A 48-year-old woman allegedly bludgeoned her husband to death after she had a heated argument with him at their residence in the Rampuri area of Ghaziabad.
Police said Shanta Devi told them that her husband Sriram Sharma (54), a businessman, was an alcoholic and frequently fought with her and assaulted her. Shanta has been arrested for his murder.
Police said the couple lived with their daughter, who is an MBA student in Ghaziabad. On Tuesday, Sriram came home drunk and fought with his wife over a trivial matter, police said.
"The two had been having arguments for a while. Sriram had a transport business, which wasn't doing very well. As a result, the family's finances were suffering and it's possible that Sriram had taken to drinking because of this," Ranvijay Singh, Ghaziabad Deputy Superintendent Police, said.
Police said Sriram would often assault his wife while he was in an inebriated state. After her arrest, Shanta told police that the constant abuse — both physical and mental — had driven her to the murder.
Police said when the daughter saw her parents fighting, she tried to intervene and was told by her mother to go to the next room. "Following this, Shanta hit him on the head with a hammer. Death was almost instantaneous. After killing him, she covered him with a blanket and went off to sleep in the next room," Singh said.
Police said the body was discovered by the daughter on Friday morning, after which she informed the police.
This is the second such incident in National Capital Region in the last two days. On Thursday, an elderly woman was bludgeoned to death by unknown assailants inside her Malviya Nagar residence.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/ghaziabad-wife-kills-husband-over-drinking-habits/1162564/?SocialMedia
A 48-year-old woman allegedly bludgeoned her husband to death after she had a heated argument with him at their residence in the Rampuri area of Ghaziabad.
Police said Shanta Devi told them that her husband Sriram Sharma (54), a businessman, was an alcoholic and frequently fought with her and assaulted her. Shanta has been arrested for his murder.
Police said the couple lived with their daughter, who is an MBA student in Ghaziabad. On Tuesday, Sriram came home drunk and fought with his wife over a trivial matter, police said.
"The two had been having arguments for a while. Sriram had a transport business, which wasn't doing very well. As a result, the family's finances were suffering and it's possible that Sriram had taken to drinking because of this," Ranvijay Singh, Ghaziabad Deputy Superintendent Police, said.
Police said Sriram would often assault his wife while he was in an inebriated state. After her arrest, Shanta told police that the constant abuse — both physical and mental — had driven her to the murder.
Police said when the daughter saw her parents fighting, she tried to intervene and was told by her mother to go to the next room. "Following this, Shanta hit him on the head with a hammer. Death was almost instantaneous. After killing him, she covered him with a blanket and went off to sleep in the next room," Singh said.
Police said the body was discovered by the daughter on Friday morning, after which she informed the police.
This is the second such incident in National Capital Region in the last two days. On Thursday, an elderly woman was bludgeoned to death by unknown assailants inside her Malviya Nagar residence.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/ghaziabad-wife-kills-husband-over-drinking-habits/1162564/?SocialMedia
Stop legal terrorism to save Indian families!
See the last article on this page...
http://northernindiapatrika.in/epaper/archieve/page7.php?id=2013-08-30
http://northernindiapatrika.in/epaper/archieve/page7.php?id=2013-08-30
Lawyer felicitated for contribution in cause of men
ALLAHABAD:
A High Court lawyer Arvind Kumar Pandey was felicitated by a section of
lawyers for receiving an award at fifth National Men's Rights
Conference held in Nagpur recently, for outstanding
contribution in championing the cause of men in national and
International arena, during a programme organized at Indian Coffee House
on Saturday.
Addressing the lawyers, Arivind Kumar Pandey said, "Biased criminal laws have spoiled the lives of many men charged under the Dowry Act. The laws like Domestic Violence Act, IPC 498 a, and Maintenance Act, to name a few are heavily tilted in favour of women and have done more harm than producing good effects."
The Men's Rights National conference, held at Pench Tiger Reserve in Nagpur was attended by more than 150 men's rights activists, who represented 40,000 activists spread across India and other parts of the globe.
This year's national conference was held under the aegis of Nagpur Chapter of Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF), now being run by Rajesh Vakharia. Few prominent International Men's Rights Associations like Marital Justice from United Kingdom and INSAAF from USA besides Men's Rights activists from Germany, Singapore, Japan, Australia, South Africa, Middle East, Japan and Russia also attended the conference.
Informing about the resolutions passed at fifth Men's Rights conference Arvind Kumar Pandey, who attended the conference as a writer and blogger said, "The first resolution was aimed at formation of Men's Welfare Ministry while the next resolution aimed at reducing the number of men involved in hazardous professions and another important resolution dealt with creation of gender-neutral treatment in legal aspects. Recognition of the rights of fathers, making shared parenting necessary in wake of separation was another major demand made on the occasion. The activists were unanimous in rejecting the highly biased Marriage Law Amendment Bill, 2010, and demanded its roll back. Lastly, the need to make huge investment in areas of Men's health was deeply felt."
The felicitation ceremony at Coffee House, Allahabad, was attended by advocates including Neeraj Shukla, Sampanna Kumar Srivastava, Ashish Nigam, Satyadhar Dubey, Arvind Kushwaha, Pintu Jaiswal, Shubhranshu Pandey, Arun Prakash Srivastava, Mohit Kesarwani and few others.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/Lawyer-felicitated-for-contribution-in-cause-of-men/articleshow/22197623.cms
Addressing the lawyers, Arivind Kumar Pandey said, "Biased criminal laws have spoiled the lives of many men charged under the Dowry Act. The laws like Domestic Violence Act, IPC 498 a, and Maintenance Act, to name a few are heavily tilted in favour of women and have done more harm than producing good effects."
The Men's Rights National conference, held at Pench Tiger Reserve in Nagpur was attended by more than 150 men's rights activists, who represented 40,000 activists spread across India and other parts of the globe.
This year's national conference was held under the aegis of Nagpur Chapter of Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF), now being run by Rajesh Vakharia. Few prominent International Men's Rights Associations like Marital Justice from United Kingdom and INSAAF from USA besides Men's Rights activists from Germany, Singapore, Japan, Australia, South Africa, Middle East, Japan and Russia also attended the conference.
Informing about the resolutions passed at fifth Men's Rights conference Arvind Kumar Pandey, who attended the conference as a writer and blogger said, "The first resolution was aimed at formation of Men's Welfare Ministry while the next resolution aimed at reducing the number of men involved in hazardous professions and another important resolution dealt with creation of gender-neutral treatment in legal aspects. Recognition of the rights of fathers, making shared parenting necessary in wake of separation was another major demand made on the occasion. The activists were unanimous in rejecting the highly biased Marriage Law Amendment Bill, 2010, and demanded its roll back. Lastly, the need to make huge investment in areas of Men's health was deeply felt."
The felicitation ceremony at Coffee House, Allahabad, was attended by advocates including Neeraj Shukla, Sampanna Kumar Srivastava, Ashish Nigam, Satyadhar Dubey, Arvind Kushwaha, Pintu Jaiswal, Shubhranshu Pandey, Arun Prakash Srivastava, Mohit Kesarwani and few others.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/Lawyer-felicitated-for-contribution-in-cause-of-men/articleshow/22197623.cms
Saturday, 31 August 2013
Friday, 30 August 2013
Man attempts suicide inside police station as police ignore complaint
Man attempts suicide inside police station as police ignore complaint
A 60-year-old man, tortured by his daughter-in-law, attempted suicide inside a police station in Delhi on Thursday when policemen cold-shouldered his complaint.
Rajbeer Singh consumed a poisonous substance inside west Delhi's Kanjhawala police station premises after police personnel did not pay heed to his complaint against his daughter-in-law.
Singh was rushed to a hospital where his condition was stated to be out of danger.
A police officer said Rajbeer had approached the police station a day ago and informed that his daughter-in-law had thrown him out of his house after usurping his property.
However, the policemen sent him home, telling him to come if his daughter-in-law did not mend her ways.
According to sources, Rajbeer arrived at the police station today (Thursday) but, once again, the policemen turned a deaf ear to his pleas. Frustrated, he then consumed the poisonous substance.
http://m.ibnlive.com/news/man-attempts-suicide-inside-police-station-as-police-ignore-complaint/418299-3-244.html
A 60-year-old man, tortured by his daughter-in-law, attempted suicide inside a police station in Delhi on Thursday when policemen cold-shouldered his complaint.
Rajbeer Singh consumed a poisonous substance inside west Delhi's Kanjhawala police station premises after police personnel did not pay heed to his complaint against his daughter-in-law.
Singh was rushed to a hospital where his condition was stated to be out of danger.
A police officer said Rajbeer had approached the police station a day ago and informed that his daughter-in-law had thrown him out of his house after usurping his property.
However, the policemen sent him home, telling him to come if his daughter-in-law did not mend her ways.
According to sources, Rajbeer arrived at the police station today (Thursday) but, once again, the policemen turned a deaf ear to his pleas. Frustrated, he then consumed the poisonous substance.
http://m.ibnlive.com/news/man-attempts-suicide-inside-police-station-as-police-ignore-complaint/418299-3-244.html
Government encouraging Male employees to have girl friend
आता शासकीय अधिकाऱ्यांच्या विवाहबाह्य प्रेयसींनाही पेन्शन
आता शासकीय अधिकाऱ्याच्या मृत्यूपश्चात त्याच्या पत्नीसोबत त्याच्या प्रेमिकेलाही पेन्शन मिळणार आहे. अधिकाऱ्याच्या मृत्यूनंतर प्रेमिकेने हक्क सांगितला तर तिला पेन्शन देण्याचा निर्णय घेण्यात आला आहे.
याशिवाय शासकीय अधिकाऱ्याच्या घटस्फोटित पत्नीला आणि तिच्या मुलांनाही पेन्शनमध्ये वाटा मिळणार आहे. आयएएस, आयपीएस, फॉरेस्ट सर्व्हिसमधील अधिकाऱ्यांना अशा पद्धतीचं पेन्शन सुरू होणार आहे. केंद्र सरकारच्या नव्या नियमानुसार अधिकाऱ्याचे अनैतिक संबंध असलेल्या प्रेयसीलाही पेन्शन मिळेल. नव्या नियमानुसार 'ऑल इंडिया सर्व्हिस'च्या अधिकाऱ्यांना २० टक्के अतिरिक्त पेन्शन मिळणार आहे. वयाची ८५ वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्या अधिकाऱ्यांना ३० %, ९० वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना ४०%, ९५ वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना ५०% आणि १०० वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना १००% पेन्शन मिळेल.
पती आणि पत्नी दोघंही शासकीय सेवेत असल्यास निवृत्त सेवेनंतर किंवा मृत्यूनंतर मिळणारी पेन्शन ही दुसऱ्या एकाच्या नावे होईल. तसंच पती आणि पत्नी या दोघांचाही मृत्यू झाल्यास त्यांचे मुले पेन्शनसाठी पात्र ठरतील असे, या नियमात सांगण्यात आले आहे.
http://zeenews.india.com/marathi/news/india/new-laws-of-pension-for-ais-officers/162668
आता शासकीय अधिकाऱ्याच्या मृत्यूपश्चात त्याच्या पत्नीसोबत त्याच्या प्रेमिकेलाही पेन्शन मिळणार आहे. अधिकाऱ्याच्या मृत्यूनंतर प्रेमिकेने हक्क सांगितला तर तिला पेन्शन देण्याचा निर्णय घेण्यात आला आहे.
याशिवाय शासकीय अधिकाऱ्याच्या घटस्फोटित पत्नीला आणि तिच्या मुलांनाही पेन्शनमध्ये वाटा मिळणार आहे. आयएएस, आयपीएस, फॉरेस्ट सर्व्हिसमधील अधिकाऱ्यांना अशा पद्धतीचं पेन्शन सुरू होणार आहे. केंद्र सरकारच्या नव्या नियमानुसार अधिकाऱ्याचे अनैतिक संबंध असलेल्या प्रेयसीलाही पेन्शन मिळेल. नव्या नियमानुसार 'ऑल इंडिया सर्व्हिस'च्या अधिकाऱ्यांना २० टक्के अतिरिक्त पेन्शन मिळणार आहे. वयाची ८५ वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्या अधिकाऱ्यांना ३० %, ९० वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना ४०%, ९५ वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना ५०% आणि १०० वर्षं पूर्ण करणाऱ्यांना १००% पेन्शन मिळेल.
पती आणि पत्नी दोघंही शासकीय सेवेत असल्यास निवृत्त सेवेनंतर किंवा मृत्यूनंतर मिळणारी पेन्शन ही दुसऱ्या एकाच्या नावे होईल. तसंच पती आणि पत्नी या दोघांचाही मृत्यू झाल्यास त्यांचे मुले पेन्शनसाठी पात्र ठरतील असे, या नियमात सांगण्यात आले आहे.
http://zeenews.india.com/marathi/news/india/new-laws-of-pension-for-ais-officers/162668
Thursday, 29 August 2013
Ensure women's safety = Ignore men's safety?
Recently
Maharashtra Home Minister R R Patil assured all women journalists that
the Government would provide them special security when they are out on
their job.
Sounds like a populist measure dreamt up without considering the root cause of why crime in the society is on the rise.
Go
through the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report which states
that ‘crimes against men are increasing rapidly' and more than 75% of
murders reported in this country are against men.
Take a look at the Murder rate of Men vs Women:
Male Victims-24,441, Female Victims-8,718 Total Victims-33,159
Culpabale Homicide Not Amounting To Murder (Sec.304 and 308 IPC) During 2009
Male Victims=3,529, Female Victims=753 Total Victims=4282
Now
we wonder, can a society provide safety to women, while men themselves
are not safe? The NCRB report summarized the data of crimes against
women and children, but they did not provide any details of crimes
against men.
Since
2005, we have been providing the crime and murder data compiled by the
NCRB to the Government, but they fed it to the bins as media never
showed any concern over the safety of men, which is a need of society.
If
you go through the report of "Committee to protect Journalists " and
click on Gender, it clearly mentions that 97% of the journalists killed
were men.
On
August 24th, a Journalist from UP, Mr. Akhilesh, was killed. But there
was hardly any protest from the journalists associations or any
candlelight vigils by common people of society.
I
am really not surprised given the biased approach prevalent in every
institution. We have death penalty for murder, but the cases are
increasing day by day. It is evident beyond reasonable doubt that
increasing the punishment alone won’t help in reducing crime.
When
someone commits a crime, what are the chances that he gets caught?
Currently the number stands at 10 to 15 per cent on an average.Today the
police can trap any innocent law abiding citizen in criminal cases but
fails to catch the real criminal for months/years.
Once
a criminal is caught the law punishes him for 10 to 12 years and if
someone wants to prove his innocence it takes 10 to 12 years. So, the
root cause is the failure of our criminal justice system and the police.
More
stringent laws mean more power to police/judiciary, which could lead to
abuse of power and more corruption. The failure of police to provide
safety to Indian men never gets highlighted.
All women activists/media are running behind the women safety issue, like in a desert desperately trying to find a mirage.
History itself states that where men are not safe, dreaming of safety for women is nothing but fooling yourself.
Safety/violence
is never a gender issue. Media friends must also understand the pain of
a woman when she loses her brother or son or father.
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