even he gets sexually harrased
http://www.dc-epaper.com/PUBLICATIONS/DC/DCH/2013/06/05/ArticleHtmls/Even-HE-gets-sexually-harassed-05062013109024.shtml?Mode=1
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
लुटेरी दुल्हनों का मकड़जाल
लुटेरी दुल्हनों का मकड़जाल
भोपाल। यदि आपको दुल्हन की तलाश है और कोई आपका घर बसाने के सपने दिखा रहा है, तो जरा सावधान हो जाएं, क्योंकि राजधानी में एक ऎसा गिरोह सक्रिय है, जो न केवल दुल्हन दिलाता है, बल्कि पूरे विघि विधान से शादी कराकर, नकली मां-बाप का आशीर्वाद भी दिलवा देगा। बाद में यही दुल्हन आपके परिजनों का दिल जीतकर घर का सारा कीमती सामान लेकर कब रफू चक्कर हो जाएगी, आपको पता भी नहीं चलेगा।
पत्रिका द्वारा किए गए स्टिंग ऑपरेशन में इस गिरोह की कारस्तानियों से पर्दा उठा है। राजस्थान में कई लोग इस गिरोह का शिकार बने हैं। खुफिया कैमरे के सामने इस गिरोह के सदस्यों ने कबूला है कि वे कैसे दुल्हन की तलाश में फिर रहे लोगों को फंसाते हैं और उनका घर लूटते हैं। इनके पास आपको 50 हजार से लेकर एक लाख रूपए तक में दुल्हन मिल जाएंगी। इसके ज्यादातर शिकार राजस्थान के दूल्हे बने हैं।
सरगना होशंगाबाद का
गिरोह का सरगना सुनील वर्मा होशंगाबाद का रहने वाला है। मिलने वाली रकम तीन हिस्सों में बराबर बंटती है, जिसमें एक हिस्सा गिरोह का सरगना अपने पास रखता है दूसरा हिस्सा बिचौलिए और तीसरा हिस्सा दुल्हन को मिलता है। लूट का सामान बराबर बंटता है। सुनील की मानें तो उसके संपर्क में आधा दर्जन से अघिक लड़कियां हैं जिन्हें लुटेरी दुल्हन बनाकर भेजता है।
सीधी बात
दिनांक - 20 मई 2013
स्थान - हबीबगंज रेलवे स्टेशन, सेकण्ड एंट्री
सुनील वर्मा, सरगना
रिपोर्टर : एक पार्टी मिली है, उसे शादी के लिए लड़की चाहिए?
सुनील : मैं लड़की साथ लेकर आया हूं, देख लो।
रिपोर्टर : नकद में कितना लोगे?
सुनील : खुद ही तय कर लो, बराबर बांट लेंगे।
रिपोर्टर : कोई दिक्कत तो नहीं आएगी?
सुनील : घबराओ नहीं कईबार कर चुके हैं। ये लड़की राजस्थान में ही एक कांड करके आई है।
रिपोर्टर : शादी बिल्कुल विघिवत कराना पड़ेगी।
सुनील : होशंगाबाद घाट पर करा देंगे, उन्हें शक भी नहीं होगा।
रिपोर्टर : लड़का सुपर वाइजर है, लड़की सुंदर होगी तो दो लाख दे देगा।
सुनील : लड़की गाड़ी में बैठी है, देख लो।
रिपोर्टर : ये पसंद नहीं आएगी, कोई सुंदर नहीं है?
सुनील : एक नर्स है प्रिया, पसंद आ जाएगी। कल मुलाकात करा दूंगा।
ऎसा है तो यह गंभीर मामला है। मैं अभी डीआईजी श्रीनिवास वर्मा से इस संबंध में चर्चा करता हूं। आप भी उनसे बात करके जो भी जानकारी है बता दें, हम कार्रवाई करेंगे।
नंदन दुबे, डीजीपी
विवेक राजपूत
http://www.rajasthanpatrika.com/News/Home-Page/652013/home%20news/468826
भोपाल। यदि आपको दुल्हन की तलाश है और कोई आपका घर बसाने के सपने दिखा रहा है, तो जरा सावधान हो जाएं, क्योंकि राजधानी में एक ऎसा गिरोह सक्रिय है, जो न केवल दुल्हन दिलाता है, बल्कि पूरे विघि विधान से शादी कराकर, नकली मां-बाप का आशीर्वाद भी दिलवा देगा। बाद में यही दुल्हन आपके परिजनों का दिल जीतकर घर का सारा कीमती सामान लेकर कब रफू चक्कर हो जाएगी, आपको पता भी नहीं चलेगा।
पत्रिका द्वारा किए गए स्टिंग ऑपरेशन में इस गिरोह की कारस्तानियों से पर्दा उठा है। राजस्थान में कई लोग इस गिरोह का शिकार बने हैं। खुफिया कैमरे के सामने इस गिरोह के सदस्यों ने कबूला है कि वे कैसे दुल्हन की तलाश में फिर रहे लोगों को फंसाते हैं और उनका घर लूटते हैं। इनके पास आपको 50 हजार से लेकर एक लाख रूपए तक में दुल्हन मिल जाएंगी। इसके ज्यादातर शिकार राजस्थान के दूल्हे बने हैं।
सरगना होशंगाबाद का
गिरोह का सरगना सुनील वर्मा होशंगाबाद का रहने वाला है। मिलने वाली रकम तीन हिस्सों में बराबर बंटती है, जिसमें एक हिस्सा गिरोह का सरगना अपने पास रखता है दूसरा हिस्सा बिचौलिए और तीसरा हिस्सा दुल्हन को मिलता है। लूट का सामान बराबर बंटता है। सुनील की मानें तो उसके संपर्क में आधा दर्जन से अघिक लड़कियां हैं जिन्हें लुटेरी दुल्हन बनाकर भेजता है।
सीधी बात
दिनांक - 20 मई 2013
स्थान - हबीबगंज रेलवे स्टेशन, सेकण्ड एंट्री
सुनील वर्मा, सरगना
रिपोर्टर : एक पार्टी मिली है, उसे शादी के लिए लड़की चाहिए?
सुनील : मैं लड़की साथ लेकर आया हूं, देख लो।
रिपोर्टर : नकद में कितना लोगे?
सुनील : खुद ही तय कर लो, बराबर बांट लेंगे।
रिपोर्टर : कोई दिक्कत तो नहीं आएगी?
सुनील : घबराओ नहीं कईबार कर चुके हैं। ये लड़की राजस्थान में ही एक कांड करके आई है।
रिपोर्टर : शादी बिल्कुल विघिवत कराना पड़ेगी।
सुनील : होशंगाबाद घाट पर करा देंगे, उन्हें शक भी नहीं होगा।
रिपोर्टर : लड़का सुपर वाइजर है, लड़की सुंदर होगी तो दो लाख दे देगा।
सुनील : लड़की गाड़ी में बैठी है, देख लो।
रिपोर्टर : ये पसंद नहीं आएगी, कोई सुंदर नहीं है?
सुनील : एक नर्स है प्रिया, पसंद आ जाएगी। कल मुलाकात करा दूंगा।
ऎसा है तो यह गंभीर मामला है। मैं अभी डीआईजी श्रीनिवास वर्मा से इस संबंध में चर्चा करता हूं। आप भी उनसे बात करके जो भी जानकारी है बता दें, हम कार्रवाई करेंगे।
नंदन दुबे, डीजीपी
विवेक राजपूत
http://www.rajasthanpatrika.com/News/Home-Page/652013/home%20news/468826
Monday, 3 June 2013
'शगुन में एक हजार दिया, इसलिए मॉडल ने की थी मंगेतर की हत्या'
'शगुन में एक हजार दिया, इसलिए मॉडल ने की थी मंगेतर की हत्या'
जालंधर।। शादी से दो दिन पहले मंगेतर को अपने ही घर में जिंदा जला कर मार डालने वाली मॉडल से पूछताछ के बाद पुलिस ने सनसनीखेज खुलासा किया है। पुलिस के मुताबिक, दोनों की मंगनी के बाद लड़के के परिजनों ने मॉडल को शगुन के तौर पर सिर्फ एक हजार रुपया दिया था और यही उसकी हत्या का कारण बन गया।
जालंधर के शाहकोट इलाके के डीएसपी हरप्रीत सिंह बेनीपाल ने बताया कि मंगेतर मनजिंदर सिंह की हत्या के आरोप में पकड़ी गई मॉडल कमलजीत कौर ने पुलिस को पूछताछ में जो जानकारी दी वह चौंकाने वाली है।
उन्होंने बताया, 'मनजिंदर आर्थिक तौर पर कमलजीत से कमजोर था। मंगनी में शगुन के तौर पर कमलजीत को एक हजार रुपया मिला था। इसके बाद दोनों में अनबन हो गई। लड़की ने कहा कि उसने विवाह नहीं करने और मनजिंदर को छोड़ने का फैसला किया। लेकिन मनजिंदर ने उसे ब्लैकमेल करना शुरू कर दिया। इसके बाद कमलजीत और उसके परिजनों ने मिल कर मनजिंदर को जिंदा जला दिया था।
http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/india/north/jalandhar-youth-killed-by-fiancee-kin/articleshow/20397670.cms
जालंधर।। शादी से दो दिन पहले मंगेतर को अपने ही घर में जिंदा जला कर मार डालने वाली मॉडल से पूछताछ के बाद पुलिस ने सनसनीखेज खुलासा किया है। पुलिस के मुताबिक, दोनों की मंगनी के बाद लड़के के परिजनों ने मॉडल को शगुन के तौर पर सिर्फ एक हजार रुपया दिया था और यही उसकी हत्या का कारण बन गया।
जालंधर के शाहकोट इलाके के डीएसपी हरप्रीत सिंह बेनीपाल ने बताया कि मंगेतर मनजिंदर सिंह की हत्या के आरोप में पकड़ी गई मॉडल कमलजीत कौर ने पुलिस को पूछताछ में जो जानकारी दी वह चौंकाने वाली है।
उन्होंने बताया, 'मनजिंदर आर्थिक तौर पर कमलजीत से कमजोर था। मंगनी में शगुन के तौर पर कमलजीत को एक हजार रुपया मिला था। इसके बाद दोनों में अनबन हो गई। लड़की ने कहा कि उसने विवाह नहीं करने और मनजिंदर को छोड़ने का फैसला किया। लेकिन मनजिंदर ने उसे ब्लैकमेल करना शुरू कर दिया। इसके बाद कमलजीत और उसके परिजनों ने मिल कर मनजिंदर को जिंदा जला दिया था।
http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/india/north/jalandhar-youth-killed-by-fiancee-kin/articleshow/20397670.cms
Cops ‘drive’ minor boy to suicideCops ‘drive’ minor boy to suicide
Cops ‘drive’ minor boy to suicideCops ‘drive’ minor boy to suicide
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/crime/FIR-against-wife-her-mother-in-Chembur-photographers-suicide/articleshow/20404634.cms
RCF police have finally registered an FIR in the case wherein a freelance photographer in Chembur committed suicide.
Prakash Patni (32), who hung himself at his residence on Monday, had allegedly scribbled a "suicide note" in pencil on the wall of his home, implying that his wife, her mother and aunt were responsible for his death. On Sunday, police registered a case against Patni's wife Dimple (28), her mother Jaishree Kundani and aunt Mohini Kundani.
Patni's brother Mohan (34) told Mumbai Mirror that police was reluctant to lodge a complaint citing lack of evidence. "My brother has clearly mentioned these three names. Then too police failed to register a complaint. On Saturday, I and my family were made to sit in the police station for hours. After much reluctance, they registered an FIR on Sunday at midnight, but told us that the accused will not be arrested till the court orders," he said.
"His mother-in-law used to visit their house almost everyday. She stays in Koparkhairne, but her husband runs a garage in Chembur. Often, my brother used to complain of harassment by the in-laws. My parents used to pay his rent and food bills," said Mohan.
"As per the complaint by Patni's father Jagdish, we have registered a case under IPC section 306 (34), abetment to suicide. Patni was also facing financial difficulties. It's not necessary that only domestic discord could lead to suicide. We didn't register a complaint due to lack of evidence," said a RCF police official, requesting anonymity.
"On Monday, Patni's wife Dimple returned home from Koparkhairne around 1 pm. When he failed to open the door, she lifted the curtain at one of the windows to find him hanging by the ceiling fan. Patni was staying on rent at Building No. 18 of Chembur Camp with his wife and son Piyush (7) for the last two years. He worked as a freelance photographer and videographer. On the wall in his house, he wrote, "Because of my wife and her mother Jaishree Kundani and Mohini Kundani, its over."
A few hours before he committed suicide, he had also written various status messages on his Facebook account, saying it was his last day. His mobile records show that at 2.30 am on Monday, he messaged his wife saying, "Dear I am sorry. You have done wrong. Please don't do this to anyone."
Prakash Patni (32), who hung himself at his residence on Monday, had allegedly scribbled a "suicide note" in pencil on the wall of his home, implying that his wife, her mother and aunt were responsible for his death. On Sunday, police registered a case against Patni's wife Dimple (28), her mother Jaishree Kundani and aunt Mohini Kundani.
Patni's brother Mohan (34) told Mumbai Mirror that police was reluctant to lodge a complaint citing lack of evidence. "My brother has clearly mentioned these three names. Then too police failed to register a complaint. On Saturday, I and my family were made to sit in the police station for hours. After much reluctance, they registered an FIR on Sunday at midnight, but told us that the accused will not be arrested till the court orders," he said.
"His mother-in-law used to visit their house almost everyday. She stays in Koparkhairne, but her husband runs a garage in Chembur. Often, my brother used to complain of harassment by the in-laws. My parents used to pay his rent and food bills," said Mohan.
"As per the complaint by Patni's father Jagdish, we have registered a case under IPC section 306 (34), abetment to suicide. Patni was also facing financial difficulties. It's not necessary that only domestic discord could lead to suicide. We didn't register a complaint due to lack of evidence," said a RCF police official, requesting anonymity.
"On Monday, Patni's wife Dimple returned home from Koparkhairne around 1 pm. When he failed to open the door, she lifted the curtain at one of the windows to find him hanging by the ceiling fan. Patni was staying on rent at Building No. 18 of Chembur Camp with his wife and son Piyush (7) for the last two years. He worked as a freelance photographer and videographer. On the wall in his house, he wrote, "Because of my wife and her mother Jaishree Kundani and Mohini Kundani, its over."
A few hours before he committed suicide, he had also written various status messages on his Facebook account, saying it was his last day. His mobile records show that at 2.30 am on Monday, he messaged his wife saying, "Dear I am sorry. You have done wrong. Please don't do this to anyone."
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/crime/FIR-against-wife-her-mother-in-Chembur-photographers-suicide/articleshow/20404634.cms
महिलाओं से पीड़ित पुरुषों ने मांगा अधिकार
महिलाओं से पीड़ित पुरुषों ने मांगा अधिकार
http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/women-harassed-men-should-get-right-1-732395.html
प्रताड़ित, अपमानित या घर से बेदखल करने की धमकियों से पीड़ित महिलाएं
अपनी नजदीकी महिला संगठनों से मदद प्राप्त कर सकती हैं. लेकिन इसी तरह की
प्रताड़ना से पीड़ित पुरुष आखिर क्या करें. महिलाओं अपनी गरिमा एवं गौरव
पर किए गए हमले का मुकाबला करने के लिए प्रताड़ित पुरुष अब एकजुट होकर अपने
लिए समान अधिकारों की मांग को लेकर आवाज बुलंद कर रहे हैं.
पुरुष अधिकार संघ (एमआरए) के अध्यक्ष अतीत राजपाड़ा ने कहा, ‘भारतीय न्यायपालिका घरेलू हिंसा अधीनियम (2005) के तहत प्रत्येक विवाहित महिला को पति के र्दुव्यवहार से सुरक्षा प्रदान करती है. लेकिन हर बार सिर्फ महिलाएं ही ऐसी प्रताड़ना की शिकार नहीं होती हैं. यह कानून ऐसी ही प्रताड़ना के शिकार पुरुषों की रक्षा करने में असफल है.’
राजपाड़ा ने कहा कि राष्ट्रीय अपराध रिकार्ड ब्यूरो (एनसीआरबी) के आंकड़े बताते हैं कि प्रत्येक आठ मिनट पर एक पुरुष वैवाहिक या आर्थिक दबाव की वजह से आत्महत्या कर लेता है. ऐसा इसलिए है, क्योंकि इस समाज में पुरुषों का पालन पोषण इस तरह से हुआ है जहां वे किसी से मदद नहीं मांग सकते, न शिकायत कर सकते हैं और न ही अपनी कमजोरी दिखा सकते हैं.
उन्होंने कहा कि उनके एनजीओ में नए घरेलू हिंसा कानून से पीड़ित पुरुषों के प्रतिदिन आठ से नौ फोन आते हैं.
राजपाड़ा ने ऐसे एक मामले का जिक्र करते हुए बताया कि दिल्ली के रहने वाले एक प्राथमिक शिक्षक सुनील (बदला हुआ नाम) को अपनी शादी के चार वर्ष बाद अपने ही स्कूल में पढ़ाने वाली एक शिक्षिका के साथ प्रेम हो गया और दोनों के बीच सहमति से शारीरिक संबंध भी रहा. वह शिक्षिका विवाहित थी और जब उसके पति को इस प्रेम प्रसंग का पता चला, तो वह इससे मुकर गई और सुनील पर बलात्कार करने का आरोप लगा दिया. इसके चलते उसे 218 दिनों तक जेल में रहना पड़ा. अब वह जमानत पर रिहा है और इस मामले में अदालती लड़ाई लड़ रहा है.
एमआरए के महासचिव स्वरूप सरकार कहते हैं, ‘हम बस इस तरह के मामलों की निष्पक्ष सुनवाई चाहते हैं, जिसमें सिर्फ पुरुषों को ही दोषी नहीं घोषित किया जाए. इसके साथ ही अगर कोई महिला भी इसमें दोषी पाई जाए तो उसे भी पुरुष के समान ही सजा दी जाए.’
पुरुष अधिकार संघ (एमआरए) के अध्यक्ष अतीत राजपाड़ा ने कहा, ‘भारतीय न्यायपालिका घरेलू हिंसा अधीनियम (2005) के तहत प्रत्येक विवाहित महिला को पति के र्दुव्यवहार से सुरक्षा प्रदान करती है. लेकिन हर बार सिर्फ महिलाएं ही ऐसी प्रताड़ना की शिकार नहीं होती हैं. यह कानून ऐसी ही प्रताड़ना के शिकार पुरुषों की रक्षा करने में असफल है.’
राजपाड़ा ने कहा कि राष्ट्रीय अपराध रिकार्ड ब्यूरो (एनसीआरबी) के आंकड़े बताते हैं कि प्रत्येक आठ मिनट पर एक पुरुष वैवाहिक या आर्थिक दबाव की वजह से आत्महत्या कर लेता है. ऐसा इसलिए है, क्योंकि इस समाज में पुरुषों का पालन पोषण इस तरह से हुआ है जहां वे किसी से मदद नहीं मांग सकते, न शिकायत कर सकते हैं और न ही अपनी कमजोरी दिखा सकते हैं.
उन्होंने कहा कि उनके एनजीओ में नए घरेलू हिंसा कानून से पीड़ित पुरुषों के प्रतिदिन आठ से नौ फोन आते हैं.
राजपाड़ा ने ऐसे एक मामले का जिक्र करते हुए बताया कि दिल्ली के रहने वाले एक प्राथमिक शिक्षक सुनील (बदला हुआ नाम) को अपनी शादी के चार वर्ष बाद अपने ही स्कूल में पढ़ाने वाली एक शिक्षिका के साथ प्रेम हो गया और दोनों के बीच सहमति से शारीरिक संबंध भी रहा. वह शिक्षिका विवाहित थी और जब उसके पति को इस प्रेम प्रसंग का पता चला, तो वह इससे मुकर गई और सुनील पर बलात्कार करने का आरोप लगा दिया. इसके चलते उसे 218 दिनों तक जेल में रहना पड़ा. अब वह जमानत पर रिहा है और इस मामले में अदालती लड़ाई लड़ रहा है.
एमआरए के महासचिव स्वरूप सरकार कहते हैं, ‘हम बस इस तरह के मामलों की निष्पक्ष सुनवाई चाहते हैं, जिसमें सिर्फ पुरुषों को ही दोषी नहीं घोषित किया जाए. इसके साथ ही अगर कोई महिला भी इसमें दोषी पाई जाए तो उसे भी पुरुष के समान ही सजा दी जाए.’
http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/women-harassed-men-should-get-right-1-732395.html
Aggrieved men put up a fight
Aggrieved men put up a fight
New Delhi:
Tormented? Abused? Humiliated and threatened to be evicted from the
house? Yes, you can always seek assistance from the nearest ‘friendly’
women’s organisation.
But what if you are not a woman? Aggrieved men are now finding strength in numbers by banding together to cope with assaults to their dignity and pride by women as well as to fight for equal rights to men.
“The court has shielded women from mistreatments from their husbands under the Domestic Violence Act, ensuring every married woman lives with dignity and pride. But it is not always women who face oppression at home and the Act fails to address men who undergo a similar torture,” says Atit Rajpara, President of Men’s Rights Association (MRA).
Acting as rescuer, this “non-funded, non-aided, registered NGO” for men was initiated by Mr Rajpara in 2011 and currently functions out of his hometown, Pune.
Mr Rajpara points out that according to the National Crime Records Bureau every eight minute, a married man commits suicide out of marital or financial pressure “because the society raises men in a way where they are not allowed to ask for help, neither complain, nor show their weaknesses.”
“All we want is proper trials that should be fairly conducted and not just approve husbands as guilty. Also, a woman must also get the same punishment as a male gets when proven guilty,” says Swarop Sarkar, general secretary of MRA.
But what if you are not a woman? Aggrieved men are now finding strength in numbers by banding together to cope with assaults to their dignity and pride by women as well as to fight for equal rights to men.
“The court has shielded women from mistreatments from their husbands under the Domestic Violence Act, ensuring every married woman lives with dignity and pride. But it is not always women who face oppression at home and the Act fails to address men who undergo a similar torture,” says Atit Rajpara, President of Men’s Rights Association (MRA).
Acting as rescuer, this “non-funded, non-aided, registered NGO” for men was initiated by Mr Rajpara in 2011 and currently functions out of his hometown, Pune.
Mr Rajpara points out that according to the National Crime Records Bureau every eight minute, a married man commits suicide out of marital or financial pressure “because the society raises men in a way where they are not allowed to ask for help, neither complain, nor show their weaknesses.”
“All we want is proper trials that should be fairly conducted and not just approve husbands as guilty. Also, a woman must also get the same punishment as a male gets when proven guilty,” says Swarop Sarkar, general secretary of MRA.
Maharashtra: Conviction rate dips in state as many witnesses turn hostile
Maharashtra: Conviction rate dips in state as many witnesses turn hostile
The Maharashtra police are faltering in their effort to combat crime. The conviction rate in the state fell from 25.14% in 2011 to 23.7% last year, underscoring the urgent need for sounder investigations and better coordination between public prosecutors and investigators.
Statistics collated by the directorate of public prosecution show that 3.43 lakh cases (under the Indian Penal Code, central and state laws) were "conducted" or concluded in 2012. Of these, 43,039 ended in convictions. By comparison, the year before, there were convictions in 48,130 cases of the 4.5 lakh that reached closure.
State home minister R R Patil conceded a dip in convictions in Maharashtra over the last few years. "The Democratic Front government in 2011 appointed a committee to study causes of the poor rate and recommend corrective measures. The home department adopted those measures."
Patil said the results of the department's steps will begin showing. "There has already been an improvement in numbers in the first four months of 2013," he said.
The home department claimed there was a marginal rise in conviction rate in 2012, compared to the previous year, but failed to provide figures.
A senior official said the conviction figures are mainly a result of witnesses turning hostile and lack of witnesses. The dearth of witnesses, he said, was the cause for 14.03% acquittals and witnesses turning hostile the reason for 25% exonerations . Director-general of police Sanjeev Dayal pegged the latter figure at 66%.
The worrying conviction rate becomes bothersome when zoomed in on.
State home department data shows convictions were gained in 9% of the Indian Penal Code cases in 2010; the next year, the tally slipped to 8.2%. In 2012, "the compounded conviction rate decreased to 7.8%," a Mantralaya official said.
Other states have better records than Maharashtra . In 2011, the National Crime Records Bureau said, while Maharashtra achieved convictions in 8.2% IPC cases, Uttar Pradesh scored convictions in 59.6% such cases, New Delhi in 58.1% and Haryana in 25.1%.
Taking note of the trend, Dayal had recently emphasised the need for better coordination between prosecutors and investigators. He ordered senior officers of assistant commiss ioner rank to investigate violent crimes so as to build watertight cases which prosecutors can take to their logical end. For serious crimes against women, he said probes must be supervised by deputy commissioners to ensure sound paperwork before filing of chargesheets.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Maharashtra-Conviction-rate-dips-in-state-as-many-witnesses-turn-hostile/articleshow/20402809.cms?intenttarget=no
The Maharashtra police are faltering in their effort to combat crime. The conviction rate in the state fell from 25.14% in 2011 to 23.7% last year, underscoring the urgent need for sounder investigations and better coordination between public prosecutors and investigators.
Statistics collated by the directorate of public prosecution show that 3.43 lakh cases (under the Indian Penal Code, central and state laws) were "conducted" or concluded in 2012. Of these, 43,039 ended in convictions. By comparison, the year before, there were convictions in 48,130 cases of the 4.5 lakh that reached closure.
State home minister R R Patil conceded a dip in convictions in Maharashtra over the last few years. "The Democratic Front government in 2011 appointed a committee to study causes of the poor rate and recommend corrective measures. The home department adopted those measures."
Patil said the results of the department's steps will begin showing. "There has already been an improvement in numbers in the first four months of 2013," he said.
The home department claimed there was a marginal rise in conviction rate in 2012, compared to the previous year, but failed to provide figures.
A senior official said the conviction figures are mainly a result of witnesses turning hostile and lack of witnesses. The dearth of witnesses, he said, was the cause for 14.03% acquittals and witnesses turning hostile the reason for 25% exonerations . Director-general of police Sanjeev Dayal pegged the latter figure at 66%.
The worrying conviction rate becomes bothersome when zoomed in on.
State home department data shows convictions were gained in 9% of the Indian Penal Code cases in 2010; the next year, the tally slipped to 8.2%. In 2012, "the compounded conviction rate decreased to 7.8%," a Mantralaya official said.
Other states have better records than Maharashtra . In 2011, the National Crime Records Bureau said, while Maharashtra achieved convictions in 8.2% IPC cases, Uttar Pradesh scored convictions in 59.6% such cases, New Delhi in 58.1% and Haryana in 25.1%.
Taking note of the trend, Dayal had recently emphasised the need for better coordination between prosecutors and investigators. He ordered senior officers of assistant commiss ioner rank to investigate violent crimes so as to build watertight cases which prosecutors can take to their logical end. For serious crimes against women, he said probes must be supervised by deputy commissioners to ensure sound paperwork before filing of chargesheets.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Maharashtra-Conviction-rate-dips-in-state-as-many-witnesses-turn-hostile/articleshow/20402809.cms?intenttarget=no
Harassed by female cop friend, man commits suicide
Harassed by female cop friend, man commits suicide
NASHIK: A 25-year-old youth, who was scheduled to get married today, allegedly committed suicide after a woman with whom he had friendship, pressurised him to either tie the knot with her or pay her Rs three lakh, police said on Sunday.
Deepak Savkar Barve, from Bortembhe village, ended his life yesterday by jumping before a speeding train near Shilapur.
A note was found on him which mentioned that woman police constable Manisha Kujure - posted at the Nashik rural police headquarters in Adgaon - with whom he had a friendship, threatened to break his impending marriage and demanded that either he should pay Rs three lakh or marry her, police said.
Based on a complaint by the deceased's father, police have registered an offence against seven persons, including the constable, aged around 24 years, and her family members, for allegedly harassing the youth and abetting his suicide. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nashik/Harassed-by-female-cop-friend-man-commits-suicide/articleshow/20393345.cms
NASHIK: A 25-year-old youth, who was scheduled to get married today, allegedly committed suicide after a woman with whom he had friendship, pressurised him to either tie the knot with her or pay her Rs three lakh, police said on Sunday.
Deepak Savkar Barve, from Bortembhe village, ended his life yesterday by jumping before a speeding train near Shilapur.
A note was found on him which mentioned that woman police constable Manisha Kujure - posted at the Nashik rural police headquarters in Adgaon - with whom he had a friendship, threatened to break his impending marriage and demanded that either he should pay Rs three lakh or marry her, police said.
Based on a complaint by the deceased's father, police have registered an offence against seven persons, including the constable, aged around 24 years, and her family members, for allegedly harassing the youth and abetting his suicide. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nashik/Harassed-by-female-cop-friend-man-commits-suicide/articleshow/20393345.cms
Rape accused freed, girl faces perjury
Rape accused freed, girl faces perjury
NEW DELHI: Implicating two youths in heinous crime like gangrape has boomeranged on a 20-year-old girl as a Delhi court not only allowed the accused to walk free but also ordered her prosecution for the offence of perjury.
The court, which said it cannot restore the "lost honour" of the accused, also noted, "It is very regrettable that a trend has set in now a days where the investigating officers dance to the tunes of the girl complaining of rape, completely throwing to winds their duties and responsibilities."
"This is a fit case where the prosecutrix (girl) deserves to be proceeded against for committing the offences punishable under section 193/196 (giving false evidence in a judicial proceeding) of the IPC," additional sessions judge Virender Bhat said.
The court ordered that copy of its judgment be sent to Delhi Police commissioner and others so that efforts can be taken to "sensitize" and "train" police officers to conduct probe in such cases with "an open mind without treating the statement of the girl as gospel truth".
Police had arrested Preetam Yadav and Manoj Kumar Yadav in November 2011 after the girl complained that they had raped her. During the trial, advocate Vikas Padora, appearing for Manoj, said that at the time and date of the alleged incident, the accused, along with his family, was at a hotel in Gurgaon celebrating his daughter's birthday. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Rape-accused-freed-girl-faces-perjury/articleshow/20402260.cms
NEW DELHI: Implicating two youths in heinous crime like gangrape has boomeranged on a 20-year-old girl as a Delhi court not only allowed the accused to walk free but also ordered her prosecution for the offence of perjury.
The court, which said it cannot restore the "lost honour" of the accused, also noted, "It is very regrettable that a trend has set in now a days where the investigating officers dance to the tunes of the girl complaining of rape, completely throwing to winds their duties and responsibilities."
"This is a fit case where the prosecutrix (girl) deserves to be proceeded against for committing the offences punishable under section 193/196 (giving false evidence in a judicial proceeding) of the IPC," additional sessions judge Virender Bhat said.
The court ordered that copy of its judgment be sent to Delhi Police commissioner and others so that efforts can be taken to "sensitize" and "train" police officers to conduct probe in such cases with "an open mind without treating the statement of the girl as gospel truth".
Police had arrested Preetam Yadav and Manoj Kumar Yadav in November 2011 after the girl complained that they had raped her. During the trial, advocate Vikas Padora, appearing for Manoj, said that at the time and date of the alleged incident, the accused, along with his family, was at a hotel in Gurgaon celebrating his daughter's birthday. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Rape-accused-freed-girl-faces-perjury/articleshow/20402260.cms
इंडियन ऑयल के असिस्टेंट मैनेजर ने लगाई फांसी
इंडियन ऑयल के असिस्टेंट मैनेजर ने लगाई फांसी
- पटना के मूल निवासी राहुल कुमार अलीगंज में किराए पर रहते थे
- परिवारीजनों के मुताबिक पत्नी से ठीक नहीं थे रिश्ते, रहता था तनाव
जागरण संवाददाता, लखनऊ : इंडियन ऑयल के असिस्टेंट मैनेजर (लॉ) राहुल कुमार सिंह (31) ने फांसी लगाकर जान दे दी। अलीगंज सेक्टर-सी में वह किराए के मकान में रहते थे। परिवारीजनों का कहना है कि राहुल की बीती फरवरी में शादी हुई थी और पत्नी से झगड़ा होने के कारण राहुल अकसर तनाव में रहता था। राहुल के सहकर्मी उसका स्वभाव काफी मिलनसार और हंसमुख बता रहे हैं।
एलआइजी बी-5 पटना निवासी ललित कुमार सिंह का बेटा राहुल इंडियन ऑयल में असिस्टेंट मैनेजर (लॉ) था। इंडियन ऑयल कारपोरेशन से सेवानिवृत्त मोहिबुल्ला अब्बासी के मकान में वह दिसंबर 2011 से किराए पर कमरा लेकर रह रहे थे। ललित कुमार शनिवार को लगातार राहुल को फोन मिला रहे थे, लेकिन फोन उठ नहीं रहा था। इस पर उन्होंने राहुल के मित्र मनोज कुमार गुप्ता को फोन किया और राहुल के बारे में जानकारी हासिल करने को कहा। मनोज रविवार सुबह छह बजे राहुल के घर पहुंचे और मोहिबुल्ला अब्बासी को सारी जानकारी दी। राहुल का कमरा देखा गया तो वह अंदर से बंद था। मनोज कुमार ने कमरे का दरवाजा तोड़ा तो राहुल का शव फांसी पर लटक रहा था। राहुल ने कमरे के अंदर पंखे में बेडशीट का फंदा बनाकर फांसी लगा ली थी। राहुल के चाचा सत्यवीर सिंह रांची में डीएसपी हैं। उन्होंने जानकारी दी है कि राहुल की शादी फरवरी में हुई थी। राहुल का उसकी पत्नी नेहा से काफी झगड़ा होता था, इस कारण वह तनाव में रहता था। इंडियन ऑयल कारपोरेशन के जीएम प्रवीण कुमार ने बताया कि राहुल बहुत ही मिलनसार और सीधा था। वह अपने सहकर्मियों के बीच में काफी लोकप्रिय था, इस घटना से सभी स्तब्ध हैं।
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/lucknow-city-10445590.html
- पटना के मूल निवासी राहुल कुमार अलीगंज में किराए पर रहते थे
- परिवारीजनों के मुताबिक पत्नी से ठीक नहीं थे रिश्ते, रहता था तनाव
जागरण संवाददाता, लखनऊ : इंडियन ऑयल के असिस्टेंट मैनेजर (लॉ) राहुल कुमार सिंह (31) ने फांसी लगाकर जान दे दी। अलीगंज सेक्टर-सी में वह किराए के मकान में रहते थे। परिवारीजनों का कहना है कि राहुल की बीती फरवरी में शादी हुई थी और पत्नी से झगड़ा होने के कारण राहुल अकसर तनाव में रहता था। राहुल के सहकर्मी उसका स्वभाव काफी मिलनसार और हंसमुख बता रहे हैं।
एलआइजी बी-5 पटना निवासी ललित कुमार सिंह का बेटा राहुल इंडियन ऑयल में असिस्टेंट मैनेजर (लॉ) था। इंडियन ऑयल कारपोरेशन से सेवानिवृत्त मोहिबुल्ला अब्बासी के मकान में वह दिसंबर 2011 से किराए पर कमरा लेकर रह रहे थे। ललित कुमार शनिवार को लगातार राहुल को फोन मिला रहे थे, लेकिन फोन उठ नहीं रहा था। इस पर उन्होंने राहुल के मित्र मनोज कुमार गुप्ता को फोन किया और राहुल के बारे में जानकारी हासिल करने को कहा। मनोज रविवार सुबह छह बजे राहुल के घर पहुंचे और मोहिबुल्ला अब्बासी को सारी जानकारी दी। राहुल का कमरा देखा गया तो वह अंदर से बंद था। मनोज कुमार ने कमरे का दरवाजा तोड़ा तो राहुल का शव फांसी पर लटक रहा था। राहुल ने कमरे के अंदर पंखे में बेडशीट का फंदा बनाकर फांसी लगा ली थी। राहुल के चाचा सत्यवीर सिंह रांची में डीएसपी हैं। उन्होंने जानकारी दी है कि राहुल की शादी फरवरी में हुई थी। राहुल का उसकी पत्नी नेहा से काफी झगड़ा होता था, इस कारण वह तनाव में रहता था। इंडियन ऑयल कारपोरेशन के जीएम प्रवीण कुमार ने बताया कि राहुल बहुत ही मिलनसार और सीधा था। वह अपने सहकर्मियों के बीच में काफी लोकप्रिय था, इस घटना से सभी स्तब्ध हैं।
http://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/lucknow-city-10445590.html
Men have rights too! Aggrieved men put up a fight
Men have rights too! Aggrieved men put up a fight
Tormented? Abused? Humiliated and threatened to be evicted from the house? Yes, you can always seek assistance from the nearest 'friendly' women's organisation. But what if you are not a woman?
Aggrieved men are now finding strength in numbers by banding together to cope with assaults to their dignity and pride by women as well as to fight for equal rights to men.
"The Indian court has shielded women from mistreatments from their husbands under the Domestic Violence Act (2005), ensuring every married woman lives with dignity and pride. But it is not always women who face oppression at home and the Act fails to address men who undergo a similar torture," says Atit Rajpara, President of Men's Rights Association (MRA).
Acting as rescuer, this "non-funded, non-aided, registered NGO" for men was initiated by Rajpara in the summer of 2011 and currently functions out of his hometown, Pune.
"My wife filed a fictitious litigation against me back in 2010 and booked me with section 498 which defines cruelty by husband or relatives of the husband. I decided that it was the high time that a NGO must come forward to help men like me," he says.
Rajpara points out that according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) every eight minute, a married man commits suicide out of marital or financial pressure "because the society raises men in a way where they are not allowed to ask for help, neither complain, nor show their weaknesses."
Anurag Goyal a divorcee earing a salary of Rs 50,000 says he has to give his wife a compensation of 20,000 for maintenance.
"I have always seen my wife shopping and going around. My wife is educationally qualified but she doesn't want to do a job. And here I struggle every day to make money," says Goyal.
Rajpara questions the absurdity of the law which takes away his right of speech if a sexual harassment case if filed against him "even if it is false". The NGO receives 8-9 calls per day from the men who have been on the receiving end due to the new Domestic Law Act.
Rajpara mentions one such case - Sunil (name changed), a primary teacher based in Delhi who after being married for four years had a secretive affair, which included consensual sex, for six months with a teacher who had joined his school.
The teacher eventually married, but when confronted by her husband, she denied the affair and termed it as rape. As a consequence Sunil had to spend 218 days in jail and is still fighting for the case on bail with assistance from Rajpara.
"All we want is proper trials that should be fairly conducted and not just approve husbands as guilty. Also, a woman must also get the same punishment as a male gets when proven guilty," says Swarop Sarkar, General Secretary, MRA.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/men-have-rights-too-aggrieved-men-put-up-a-fight-113060200122_1.html
Tormented? Abused? Humiliated and threatened to be evicted from the house? Yes, you can always seek assistance from the nearest 'friendly' women's organisation. But what if you are not a woman?
Aggrieved men are now finding strength in numbers by banding together to cope with assaults to their dignity and pride by women as well as to fight for equal rights to men.
"The Indian court has shielded women from mistreatments from their husbands under the Domestic Violence Act (2005), ensuring every married woman lives with dignity and pride. But it is not always women who face oppression at home and the Act fails to address men who undergo a similar torture," says Atit Rajpara, President of Men's Rights Association (MRA).
Acting as rescuer, this "non-funded, non-aided, registered NGO" for men was initiated by Rajpara in the summer of 2011 and currently functions out of his hometown, Pune.
"My wife filed a fictitious litigation against me back in 2010 and booked me with section 498 which defines cruelty by husband or relatives of the husband. I decided that it was the high time that a NGO must come forward to help men like me," he says.
Rajpara points out that according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) every eight minute, a married man commits suicide out of marital or financial pressure "because the society raises men in a way where they are not allowed to ask for help, neither complain, nor show their weaknesses."
Anurag Goyal a divorcee earing a salary of Rs 50,000 says he has to give his wife a compensation of 20,000 for maintenance.
"I have always seen my wife shopping and going around. My wife is educationally qualified but she doesn't want to do a job. And here I struggle every day to make money," says Goyal.
Rajpara questions the absurdity of the law which takes away his right of speech if a sexual harassment case if filed against him "even if it is false". The NGO receives 8-9 calls per day from the men who have been on the receiving end due to the new Domestic Law Act.
Rajpara mentions one such case - Sunil (name changed), a primary teacher based in Delhi who after being married for four years had a secretive affair, which included consensual sex, for six months with a teacher who had joined his school.
The teacher eventually married, but when confronted by her husband, she denied the affair and termed it as rape. As a consequence Sunil had to spend 218 days in jail and is still fighting for the case on bail with assistance from Rajpara.
"All we want is proper trials that should be fairly conducted and not just approve husbands as guilty. Also, a woman must also get the same punishment as a male gets when proven guilty," says Swarop Sarkar, General Secretary, MRA.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/men-have-rights-too-aggrieved-men-put-up-a-fight-113060200122_1.html
Saturday, 1 June 2013
Woman kills self following dowry demand post divorce
Woman kills self following dowry demand post divorce
SURAT: A 27 year old woman committed suicide in Kapodra area of Surat on Wednesday by consuming pesticide. Police investigation revealed that the victim was being harassed by her former husband and in-laws demanding dowry of Rs 5 lakh cash and jewellery.
Chhaya Patel's body was found from a house in Bhakti Park society in Kamrej of Surat. Following her death, her family members alleged that Patel's former husband DineshGangani and his family used to harass her to give them cash and jewellery. Police booked husband, DineshGangani, father in law, Gordhan and mother in law, Vasantben.
Patel got married to Gangani in January 2012 after a brief love affair. After marriage Patel was harassed by husband and in-laws to bring dowry money and jewellery. Patel refused to bring dowry from her parents and took divorce from Gangani in December 2012. She was living separate and discontinued relationship with Gangani.
Even after divorce Gangani and his family continued to harass Patel. Gangani and other accused harassed the victim on phone and by visiting her personally. The accused told Patel that she did not pay them the dowry after marriage and they will not let it go, police informed.
"The family claimed that the torture for dowry continued even after divorce. Due to the dowry the victim ended life," said A S Vasava, police sub inspector, Kapodra police station. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/surat/Woman-kills-self-following-dowry-demand-post-divorce/articleshow/20370849.cms
SURAT: A 27 year old woman committed suicide in Kapodra area of Surat on Wednesday by consuming pesticide. Police investigation revealed that the victim was being harassed by her former husband and in-laws demanding dowry of Rs 5 lakh cash and jewellery.
Chhaya Patel's body was found from a house in Bhakti Park society in Kamrej of Surat. Following her death, her family members alleged that Patel's former husband DineshGangani and his family used to harass her to give them cash and jewellery. Police booked husband, DineshGangani, father in law, Gordhan and mother in law, Vasantben.
Patel got married to Gangani in January 2012 after a brief love affair. After marriage Patel was harassed by husband and in-laws to bring dowry money and jewellery. Patel refused to bring dowry from her parents and took divorce from Gangani in December 2012. She was living separate and discontinued relationship with Gangani.
Even after divorce Gangani and his family continued to harass Patel. Gangani and other accused harassed the victim on phone and by visiting her personally. The accused told Patel that she did not pay them the dowry after marriage and they will not let it go, police informed.
"The family claimed that the torture for dowry continued even after divorce. Due to the dowry the victim ended life," said A S Vasava, police sub inspector, Kapodra police station. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/surat/Woman-kills-self-following-dowry-demand-post-divorce/articleshow/20370849.cms
Thursday, 30 May 2013
Bride elopes with boyfriend, groom marries her sister
Bride elopes with boyfriend, groom marries her sister
NAGPUR: It's stuff Bollywood flicks are made up of. A bride eloped with her boyfriend, leaving the groom waiting at the marriage mandap at Ramteke Nagar on Wednesday. The woman, 22, returned in the evening, married to the man she loved. The groom, disheartened at first, had another surprise waiting for him, as the bride's family did not send him back empty-handed. They convinced the bride's younger sister to marry the groom, and everyone went home happy at the end of the day.
The drama started when a family from Pandhrabodi rushed to Ambazari police station with a request to help them find their daughter Reema (name changed), whose marriage was scheduled at 11am. The groom Shekhar (name changed), a computer teacher from Walni, had already reached the marriage venue with a 'baraat' of around 300 people. The bride's nervous family told police that she had left home early morning and was not traceable, with her mobile phone also unreachable.
Reema's family members also revealed that she was close to one Ravi (name changed). Sources in the neighbourhood also told the cops that Reema often frequented Ravi's place and the couple had been in a steady relationship.
Cops from Ambazari police station immediately rushed to Ravi's place at Sudamnagari. But Ravi too was untraceable and his mobile phone was switched off. The cops immediately flashed the registration number of Ravi's bike on the wireless to trace him, assuming that Ravi and Reema had gone together.
Meanwhile, the groom Shekhar and his family were crestfallen on learning about the incident. They started levelling allegations of fraud and cheating against Reema's family, for having kept from them the fact of her affair with Ravi. They were also upset that Reema had participated in marriage rituals at Shekhar's place a day earlier without any apparent reluctance expected of someone thinking of running away.
After a daylong drama of trying to trace them, Reema and Ravi returned in the evening after marrying each other. The cops, who had been worried about the possibility of the lovebirds taking a drastic step like suicide, were relieved to see them married and happy. "Police cannot take action since two adults have taken a decision to marry each other," said an officer of Ambazari police station.
However, the drama was not yet over, as Shekhar and Reema's families decided to end the matter on a happier note. Reema's younger sister Rita (name changed) was asked to marry Shekhar, and she agreed. Decked up in bridal make-up, she took Reema's place at the wedding and got married to Shekhar. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nagpur/Bride-elopes-with-boyfriend-groom-marries-her-sister/articleshow/20339828.cms
NAGPUR: It's stuff Bollywood flicks are made up of. A bride eloped with her boyfriend, leaving the groom waiting at the marriage mandap at Ramteke Nagar on Wednesday. The woman, 22, returned in the evening, married to the man she loved. The groom, disheartened at first, had another surprise waiting for him, as the bride's family did not send him back empty-handed. They convinced the bride's younger sister to marry the groom, and everyone went home happy at the end of the day.
The drama started when a family from Pandhrabodi rushed to Ambazari police station with a request to help them find their daughter Reema (name changed), whose marriage was scheduled at 11am. The groom Shekhar (name changed), a computer teacher from Walni, had already reached the marriage venue with a 'baraat' of around 300 people. The bride's nervous family told police that she had left home early morning and was not traceable, with her mobile phone also unreachable.
Reema's family members also revealed that she was close to one Ravi (name changed). Sources in the neighbourhood also told the cops that Reema often frequented Ravi's place and the couple had been in a steady relationship.
Cops from Ambazari police station immediately rushed to Ravi's place at Sudamnagari. But Ravi too was untraceable and his mobile phone was switched off. The cops immediately flashed the registration number of Ravi's bike on the wireless to trace him, assuming that Ravi and Reema had gone together.
Meanwhile, the groom Shekhar and his family were crestfallen on learning about the incident. They started levelling allegations of fraud and cheating against Reema's family, for having kept from them the fact of her affair with Ravi. They were also upset that Reema had participated in marriage rituals at Shekhar's place a day earlier without any apparent reluctance expected of someone thinking of running away.
After a daylong drama of trying to trace them, Reema and Ravi returned in the evening after marrying each other. The cops, who had been worried about the possibility of the lovebirds taking a drastic step like suicide, were relieved to see them married and happy. "Police cannot take action since two adults have taken a decision to marry each other," said an officer of Ambazari police station.
However, the drama was not yet over, as Shekhar and Reema's families decided to end the matter on a happier note. Reema's younger sister Rita (name changed) was asked to marry Shekhar, and she agreed. Decked up in bridal make-up, she took Reema's place at the wedding and got married to Shekhar. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nagpur/Bride-elopes-with-boyfriend-groom-marries-her-sister/articleshow/20339828.cms
Chembur man blamed wife, in-laws in suicide note on bedroom wall
Chembur man blamed wife, in-laws in suicide note on bedroom wall
Police, however, register accidental death as no one came forward to complain about in-laws.
The Chembur freelance photographer, who hanged himself at his residence on Monday, had allegedly written a 'suicide note' in pencil on the wall of his home, implying that his wife, her mother and aunt were responsible for his death.
Prakash Patni, 32, wrote on the wall of his room, "Because of my wife and her mother Jaishree Kundani and (aunt) Mohini Kundani it is over. These 3 persons are the reason".
Patni had also put up several posts on his Facebook profile, hinting of betrayal in love and that he was ending his life. He sent his wife who was at her maternal home an sms too, accusing her of wrongdoing.
The RCF police, however, registered only an accidental death as, according to them, no one came forward to register a complaint against his wife and her relatives.
"We registered an accidental death as no one filed any complaint," said Senior Inspector Dilip Yadav of the RCF Police Station. "Patni was financially unstable and used to gamble. He posted his status on his Facebook wall saying bye to his friends. We are also told that his wife had an affair which could be one of the reasons for his suicide, but we are investigating," Yadav added.
Patni's family have now said that they submitted an application to the RCF police on Wednesday, asking them to register a complaint against his wife Dimple, 28, her mother and her aunt.
A freelance photographer, Patni who married around 10 years ago, lived in a rented room in Chembur Camp with his wife and son Piyush, 7, for the past two years.
"We are not earning well, but my parents paid for his house rent and food bills each month," said Patni's brother Mohan, 34. "He had to only take care of his family's other expenses."
Mohan further said, "His fatherin-law has a garage in Chembur and his mother-in-law used to visit Patni's home everyday. We don't know how they harassed Patni, but it appears he was upset with his wife. Dimple was with her parents in Koparkhairane when he committed suicide. His mobile records show that at 2:30 am on Monday he messaged his wife saying 'Dear I am sorry. You have done wrong. Please don't do this to anyone'. The last sentence is mentioned on the wall of his room as well as his Facebook page."
Locals residents who did not want to be named said that Patni was very much into gambling and had problems in his personal life.
They also said that he used to pick fights with people.
Patni's body was discovered on Monday after his wife returned home around 1 pm. When he failed to open the door, she went around and lifted the window curtain and saw him hanging from the ceiling fan.
On Wednesday, when Mumbai Mirror contacted Dimple, she refused to comment.
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/crime/Chembur-man-blamed-wife-in-laws-in-suicide-note-on-bedroom-wall/articleshow/20339088.cms
Police, however, register accidental death as no one came forward to complain about in-laws.
The Chembur freelance photographer, who hanged himself at his residence on Monday, had allegedly written a 'suicide note' in pencil on the wall of his home, implying that his wife, her mother and aunt were responsible for his death.
Prakash Patni, 32, wrote on the wall of his room, "Because of my wife and her mother Jaishree Kundani and (aunt) Mohini Kundani it is over. These 3 persons are the reason".
Patni had also put up several posts on his Facebook profile, hinting of betrayal in love and that he was ending his life. He sent his wife who was at her maternal home an sms too, accusing her of wrongdoing.
The RCF police, however, registered only an accidental death as, according to them, no one came forward to register a complaint against his wife and her relatives.
"We registered an accidental death as no one filed any complaint," said Senior Inspector Dilip Yadav of the RCF Police Station. "Patni was financially unstable and used to gamble. He posted his status on his Facebook wall saying bye to his friends. We are also told that his wife had an affair which could be one of the reasons for his suicide, but we are investigating," Yadav added.
Patni's family have now said that they submitted an application to the RCF police on Wednesday, asking them to register a complaint against his wife Dimple, 28, her mother and her aunt.
A freelance photographer, Patni who married around 10 years ago, lived in a rented room in Chembur Camp with his wife and son Piyush, 7, for the past two years.
"We are not earning well, but my parents paid for his house rent and food bills each month," said Patni's brother Mohan, 34. "He had to only take care of his family's other expenses."
Mohan further said, "His fatherin-law has a garage in Chembur and his mother-in-law used to visit Patni's home everyday. We don't know how they harassed Patni, but it appears he was upset with his wife. Dimple was with her parents in Koparkhairane when he committed suicide. His mobile records show that at 2:30 am on Monday he messaged his wife saying 'Dear I am sorry. You have done wrong. Please don't do this to anyone'. The last sentence is mentioned on the wall of his room as well as his Facebook page."
Locals residents who did not want to be named said that Patni was very much into gambling and had problems in his personal life.
They also said that he used to pick fights with people.
Patni's body was discovered on Monday after his wife returned home around 1 pm. When he failed to open the door, she went around and lifted the window curtain and saw him hanging from the ceiling fan.
On Wednesday, when Mumbai Mirror contacted Dimple, she refused to comment.
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/crime/Chembur-man-blamed-wife-in-laws-in-suicide-note-on-bedroom-wall/articleshow/20339088.cms
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
रेप की झूठी शिकायत दर्ज कराई थी, 10 साल के लिए अंदर
रेप की झूठी शिकायत दर्ज कराई थी, 10 साल के लिए अंदर
http://khabar.ibnlive.in.com/news/100111/3
टीकमगढ़। मध्यप्रदेश के टीकमगढ़ जिले
की एक अदालत ने थाने में सामूहिक बलात्कार की झूठी शिकायत करने के आरोप
में दोषी पाए जाने पर आरोपी महिला को दस साल की सजा सुनाई है। अपर सत्र
न्यायाधीश उपेन्द्र सिंह ने जिले के जतारा थाना क्षेत्र निवासी आरोपी महिला
सावित्री को इस मामले मे दोषी पाए जाने पर यह सजा सुनाई।
अभियोजन
के अनुसार आरोपी सावित्री ने 28 मार्च 1998 को जिले के जतारा थाने में
अपने साथ हुए सामूहिक बलात्कार की शिकायत दर्ज कराई थी। पुलिस ने इस मामले
में आरोपी छिंगा, मुश्ताक अली, सुरेश लोहार और बबलू अहिरवार को गिरफतार कर
कोर्ट में पेश किया। 22 अप्रैल 1999 को तत्कालीन न्यायाधीश एस सी सिन्हा ने
आरोपी बबलू को सजा सुनाई थी और साक्ष्य के अभाव में तीन आरोपी छिंगा,
मुश्ताक और सुरेश को बरी कर दिया था।
इसके
बाद अपील की सुनवाई के दौरान कोर्ट ने महिला सावित्री द्वारा सामूहिक
बलात्कार की झूठी रिपोर्ट दर्ज कराने और गवाही के दौरान अपने बयान से मुकर
जाने के कारण विशेष न्यायाधीश के निर्देश पर 1999 में मामला दर्ज किया गया
था। इस मामले की सुनवाई पूरी करने के बाद कोर्ट ने फैसले में आरोपी
सावित्री को दोषी पाते हुए दस साल के कारावास की सजा सुनाई।
http://khabar.ibnlive.in.com/news/100111/3
Youth ends life after wife refuses to return
Youth ends life after wife refuses to return
KANPUR: A 24-year-old youth allegedly hanged himself to death late on Monday night in Panki police circle. He was identified as Virendra Kumar son of AsahrfiLal and a resident of Ratanpur area.
Family members told that Virendra was quite tense after his wife refused to return from her parents' house.
According to police, Virendra's body was found hanging in the room of his house by other members on Tuesday morning. "He was tense but they never thought that it would drive him to take his life," said a police official at the Panki police station.
On Monday night, after having his dinner he went into his room and locked the door from inside.
He later hanged himself from the ceiling. The incident came to light when other family members tried to wake him up on Tuesday morning. When repeated knocks failed to evoke any response, they broke the door to find his body hanging from the ceiling of his room, the police said.The police further added, "No suicide note was recovered from the room, and investigations are underway".The police after conducting preliminary investigations sent the body for autopsy. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kanpur/Youth-ends-life-after-wife-refuses-to-return/articleshow/20321254.cms
KANPUR: A 24-year-old youth allegedly hanged himself to death late on Monday night in Panki police circle. He was identified as Virendra Kumar son of AsahrfiLal and a resident of Ratanpur area.
Family members told that Virendra was quite tense after his wife refused to return from her parents' house.
According to police, Virendra's body was found hanging in the room of his house by other members on Tuesday morning. "He was tense but they never thought that it would drive him to take his life," said a police official at the Panki police station.
On Monday night, after having his dinner he went into his room and locked the door from inside.
He later hanged himself from the ceiling. The incident came to light when other family members tried to wake him up on Tuesday morning. When repeated knocks failed to evoke any response, they broke the door to find his body hanging from the ceiling of his room, the police said.The police further added, "No suicide note was recovered from the room, and investigations are underway".The police after conducting preliminary investigations sent the body for autopsy. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kanpur/Youth-ends-life-after-wife-refuses-to-return/articleshow/20321254.cms
CCTV dealer’s death: Wife, lover held
CCTV dealer’s death: Wife, lover held
NEW DELHI: Three days after a CCTV dealer was found dead in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar, his wife and her lover have been arrested. Police said Jyoti (28) had killed her husband Vinod with the help of Ajit and then tried to pass off as death from tuberculosis. The couple's five-year-old son was sleeping beside Vinod when the incident occurred.
"The wife and her lover Ajit (31) hail from Jharkhand. Ajit used to work for Vinod and was recently sacked after Vinod found certain malpractices and also suspected his wife of having an illicit affair. Ajit, however, returned a few days later and asked for forgiveness and Vinod hired him back. On Saturday after Vinod was asleep, Jyoti tightly held on to his legs as Ajit throttled him to death at the couple's residence in Om Vihar, Uttam Nagar," additional commissioner of police (west) V Renganathan said.
Jyoti told police the couple had an argument after which Vinod had retired to bed. "She said her husband was not keeping well and was suffering from tuberculosis. However, when we enquired, we found that Ajit was present at Jyoti's residence that night. We also found they first took Vinod to a private hospital at Tilak Nagar but backed off realizing the doctors might call the cops. Finally they took him to DDU Hospital from where we received the call," said an investigating officer.
The neighbours told police they suspected foul play. Police detained Ajit, who confessed to the crime later. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/CCTV-dealers-death-Wife-lover-held/articleshow/20321268.cms
NEW DELHI: Three days after a CCTV dealer was found dead in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar, his wife and her lover have been arrested. Police said Jyoti (28) had killed her husband Vinod with the help of Ajit and then tried to pass off as death from tuberculosis. The couple's five-year-old son was sleeping beside Vinod when the incident occurred.
"The wife and her lover Ajit (31) hail from Jharkhand. Ajit used to work for Vinod and was recently sacked after Vinod found certain malpractices and also suspected his wife of having an illicit affair. Ajit, however, returned a few days later and asked for forgiveness and Vinod hired him back. On Saturday after Vinod was asleep, Jyoti tightly held on to his legs as Ajit throttled him to death at the couple's residence in Om Vihar, Uttam Nagar," additional commissioner of police (west) V Renganathan said.
Jyoti told police the couple had an argument after which Vinod had retired to bed. "She said her husband was not keeping well and was suffering from tuberculosis. However, when we enquired, we found that Ajit was present at Jyoti's residence that night. We also found they first took Vinod to a private hospital at Tilak Nagar but backed off realizing the doctors might call the cops. Finally they took him to DDU Hospital from where we received the call," said an investigating officer.
The neighbours told police they suspected foul play. Police detained Ajit, who confessed to the crime later. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/CCTV-dealers-death-Wife-lover-held/articleshow/20321268.cms
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
सेक्स के जाल में फंसाकर करते थे रईसजादों को ब्लैकमेल
सेक्स के जाल में फंसाकर करते थे रईसजादों को ब्लैकमेल
यूपी पुलिस ने मुरादाबाद में एक कॉलगर्ल्स रैकेट का भांडेफोड़ किया है जो सेक्स के जाल में फंसाकर रईसजादों को ब्लैकमेल किया करता था। पुलिस ने पांच कॉलगर्ल्स व दो युवकों को गिरफ्तार किया है।
छापे के दौरान घर से करीब पांच लाख रुपये के अलावा कैमरा, वीडियो फुटेज, फोटो, नौ महंगे मोबाइल समेत कई आपत्तिजनक चीजें बरामद की गईं।
इन कॉलगर्ल्स का संबंध बेंगलुरु, लखनऊ, दिल्ली, आगरा जैसे बड़े शहरों से हैं। कॉल डिटेल के आधार पर इस नेटवर्क से जुड़े और लोगों की तलाश की जा रही है।
शनिवार रात पुलिस को बाहर से कुछ कॉलगर्ल्स के किसी पार्टी के लिए बुलाए जाने की सूचना मिली थी। इस पर सीओ सिविल लाइंस के निर्देशन में एसएसपी ने टीम का गठन करके छापे की कार्रवाई के लिए भेजा।
रात करीब 10 बजे जब पुलिस फकीरपुरा क्षेत्र में पहुंची तो वहां अफरातफरी मच गई। कोई कॉलगर्ल छत से कूदकर भाग निकली तो कोई बेड के नीचे छिप गई। करीब चार लड़कियां फरार हो गईं।
पुलिस पांच कॉलगर्ल्स और मकान मालकिन को लेकर थाने आई। जांच में पता लगा कि यह रैकेट अमीरजादों को फंसाकर उनकी अश्लील क्लिपिंग बनाता था और फिर ब्लैकमेल करता था।
मौके पर मिली रकम इसी ब्लैकमेलिंग के जरिए इकट्ठा की गई थी। कुछ लड़कियों की कॉल डिटेल निकलवाई गई तो पता लगा कि उनके तार देश के करीब एक दर्जन महानगरों से भी जुड़े हैं।
डायरी में कई सफेदपोशों के नाम
छापे की कार्रवाई के दौरान पुलिस को घर से एक डायरी भी मिली। जिसमें कुछ नाम और फोन नंबर लिखे थे। पुलिस ने यह डायरी खंगाली तो उसमें कई सफेदपोशों के नाम भी लिखे थे। एक पुलिसकर्मी का भी नाम मिला।
एसपी सिटी ने बताया कि सभी नंबरों की पड़ताल की जा रही है। यह नाम डायरी में क्यों लिखे गए थे? इस बात का जवाब नहीं मिल पाया है। मुमकिन है कि इस धंधे में कुछ बडे़ लोगों का भी हाथ हो। जांच के बाद ही कुछ कहा जा सकता है।
ऐसे करते थे ब्लैकमेल
लड़कियां ग्राहक के बुलावे पर अपने साथ कैमरा लेकर जाती थीं। होटलों में भी यह कैमरा लगा दिया जाता था। जिस मकान में छापा मारा गया, वहां अलग-अलग करीब 10 कमरे बने हुए हैं।
पकड़ी गई कॉलगर्ल्स में से दो नाबालिग बताई जा रही हैं। वहीं पुलिस ने मकान मालकिन के कथित पति और एक युवक को भी हिरासत में लिया है। एक युवती आगरा और एक मेरठ की रहने वाली है।
http://www.amarujala.com/news/states/uttar-pradesh/sex-racket-in-muradabad/
यूपी पुलिस ने मुरादाबाद में एक कॉलगर्ल्स रैकेट का भांडेफोड़ किया है जो सेक्स के जाल में फंसाकर रईसजादों को ब्लैकमेल किया करता था। पुलिस ने पांच कॉलगर्ल्स व दो युवकों को गिरफ्तार किया है।
छापे के दौरान घर से करीब पांच लाख रुपये के अलावा कैमरा, वीडियो फुटेज, फोटो, नौ महंगे मोबाइल समेत कई आपत्तिजनक चीजें बरामद की गईं।
इन कॉलगर्ल्स का संबंध बेंगलुरु, लखनऊ, दिल्ली, आगरा जैसे बड़े शहरों से हैं। कॉल डिटेल के आधार पर इस नेटवर्क से जुड़े और लोगों की तलाश की जा रही है।
शनिवार रात पुलिस को बाहर से कुछ कॉलगर्ल्स के किसी पार्टी के लिए बुलाए जाने की सूचना मिली थी। इस पर सीओ सिविल लाइंस के निर्देशन में एसएसपी ने टीम का गठन करके छापे की कार्रवाई के लिए भेजा।
रात करीब 10 बजे जब पुलिस फकीरपुरा क्षेत्र में पहुंची तो वहां अफरातफरी मच गई। कोई कॉलगर्ल छत से कूदकर भाग निकली तो कोई बेड के नीचे छिप गई। करीब चार लड़कियां फरार हो गईं।
पुलिस पांच कॉलगर्ल्स और मकान मालकिन को लेकर थाने आई। जांच में पता लगा कि यह रैकेट अमीरजादों को फंसाकर उनकी अश्लील क्लिपिंग बनाता था और फिर ब्लैकमेल करता था।
मौके पर मिली रकम इसी ब्लैकमेलिंग के जरिए इकट्ठा की गई थी। कुछ लड़कियों की कॉल डिटेल निकलवाई गई तो पता लगा कि उनके तार देश के करीब एक दर्जन महानगरों से भी जुड़े हैं।
डायरी में कई सफेदपोशों के नाम
छापे की कार्रवाई के दौरान पुलिस को घर से एक डायरी भी मिली। जिसमें कुछ नाम और फोन नंबर लिखे थे। पुलिस ने यह डायरी खंगाली तो उसमें कई सफेदपोशों के नाम भी लिखे थे। एक पुलिसकर्मी का भी नाम मिला।
एसपी सिटी ने बताया कि सभी नंबरों की पड़ताल की जा रही है। यह नाम डायरी में क्यों लिखे गए थे? इस बात का जवाब नहीं मिल पाया है। मुमकिन है कि इस धंधे में कुछ बडे़ लोगों का भी हाथ हो। जांच के बाद ही कुछ कहा जा सकता है।
ऐसे करते थे ब्लैकमेल
लड़कियां ग्राहक के बुलावे पर अपने साथ कैमरा लेकर जाती थीं। होटलों में भी यह कैमरा लगा दिया जाता था। जिस मकान में छापा मारा गया, वहां अलग-अलग करीब 10 कमरे बने हुए हैं।
पकड़ी गई कॉलगर्ल्स में से दो नाबालिग बताई जा रही हैं। वहीं पुलिस ने मकान मालकिन के कथित पति और एक युवक को भी हिरासत में लिया है। एक युवती आगरा और एक मेरठ की रहने वाली है।
http://www.amarujala.com/news/states/uttar-pradesh/sex-racket-in-muradabad/
Brides can no longer commit crime of false dowry and 498a allegations
Brides can no longer commit crime of false dowry and 498a allegations
The subaltern trend is already visible now with few high court jusges are daring to stop prosecution of husbands when faced with evidently baseless dowry and harassment allegations. They have rightfull conceded that when the evidences are not even to prosecute thou shall not prosecute.
The subaltern trend is already visible now with few high court jusges are daring to stop prosecution of husbands when faced with evidently baseless dowry and harassment allegations. They have rightfull conceded that when the evidences are not even to prosecute thou shall not prosecute.
Section 482 is never meant to be an empty and toothless law. It
meaning is clear that when there will be no justice is conducting
prosecuting a case such cases have to be dropped. Supreme court
cautioned that it should e used in rarest of rare case. Unfortunately it
was used as an excuse and rarest of rare of false cases were quashed.
The guidelines given by supreme court only lists down some of the
reasons for quashing but in reality this section was never meant to be
constrained in another way
In dowry and 498a cases till 2005 for 22 years there were only 5 cases of quash on merits .
The break in trend can be seen with the complete quashing of the
case filed by a software Engineer currentlly working in Infosys. On
quick analysis of the Complaint by the said Infosian Software Engineer
The courts found out that there could not ever have been the possibllity
of dowry case at all . It was the resentment of this infosys software
Engineer towards the mother in law who used to visit the couple very
infrequently and had prudently and safely stayed away from the couple .
The lure of visiting the grandchild was too much for this el=derly
grandwother and visited the couple for just a day . This was resented
and the software engineer filed a case of dowry and harassement against
the her husband and his mother.
The courts clearly observerved that nowadays the turn in marital
disputes have taken a curiopus disputes with the women turning agressors
and found that there was no justification for the said software
engineer to have filed any complaint with police station . This
judgement was reported in ILR [1] 2006 .
In 2006 UP High court high court again provided relief against
vexatious dowry and harassment cases observing there had been no reason
for the cases
In late 2006 chennai high court quashed the case of an SIF member completely .
In 2007 Delhi high court represented by justice Dhingra made the
observsation that the those brides who come with gift horses should be
punished. They give lots of gifts in marriage and when marriage goes
sour they start screaming dowry and harassment . I tis nothing but
a sick mentality gone sour after refusing to allow the prosecution of an
husband.
The undertones of trend are clear . It needs to be strenghtened
. Without smoke there is no question prosecuting someone for starting
the fire. Merely the wife and her relative making sound of "fire fire "
is no justification for prosecutingdowry , harassment cases.
If marriage goes sour go for divorce. If you do not have
money then work and earn money is my messge to the young girls and
women . Do not use 498a or dowry cases as money making business
The courts are slowly starting to protexct against maliciouos
prosecution and they will soon start prosecuting the malicous
prosecuter. Time for Section 211 which has existed as dead letter for
such long time is now to be brought alive . The trends are obvious. for
too long and too much have 498a and DP act been allowed to be casue
havoc to innocent families
Final words from the husband of the software Engineer working in Infosys
"
After all justice cannot be completely said to be done by merely
stopping the prosection . Unless the malicious prosecuters are jailed
the blood cancer of of 498a will not be arrested."
False dowry case? Man kills self
False dowry case? Man kills self
Lucknow, February 6 A 30-year-old man, Pushkar Singh, committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his home in Jankipuram area of Vikas Nagar, on Wednesday.
In a suicide note, addressed to the Allahabad High Court, Singh alleges that he was framed in a dowry case by his wife Vinita and her relatives, due to which he had to spend time in judicial custody for four months.
The Vikas Nagar police registered a case later in the day.
“During the investigation, if we find it necessary to question Vinita, we will definitely record her statement,” said BP Singh, Station Officer, Vikas Nagar.
Pleading innocence and holding his wife responsible for the extreme step he was taking, Singh’s note states: “I was sent to jail after a false dowry case was lodged against me by Vinita and her family, who had demanded Rs 14 lakh as a compensation. Neither my father nor I had seen such a big amount in our lives. We even sold our house to contest the case.”
According to reports, Singh married Vinita about two years ago and lived in Allahabad since.
Early last year, his wife left him and started living with her family.
A case under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 498 (A) (cruelty by husband or relatives of husband) and 504 (intentional insult) was lodged by Vinita and her relatives before she left him.
In the note, Singh wrote he was in the Naini Central Jail from “September 29 to December 24, 2007”.
Shishupal Singh, Singh's brother-in-law, said he was disturbed ever since he released from jail. The court case constantly haunted him.
“After he was bailed out, he was living with his mother, younger sister and a physically-challenged brother in a rented house in Jankipuram.” The family had their own house in Indira Nagar, which was recently sold to meet the legal expenses, he added.
“While he searched for a job, he drove a three-wheeler for a living. A few days ago, he received a notice from the court and since then, he stopped stepping out of the house,” he said.
In the note, Singh further wrote: “I would also like to request Vinita not to harass my family in future. It was my mistake to marry her and I am repenting it by sacrificing my life.”
http://expressindia.indianexpress.com/latest-news/false-dowry-case-man-kills-self/270124/
Lucknow, February 6 A 30-year-old man, Pushkar Singh, committed suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his home in Jankipuram area of Vikas Nagar, on Wednesday.
In a suicide note, addressed to the Allahabad High Court, Singh alleges that he was framed in a dowry case by his wife Vinita and her relatives, due to which he had to spend time in judicial custody for four months.
The Vikas Nagar police registered a case later in the day.
“During the investigation, if we find it necessary to question Vinita, we will definitely record her statement,” said BP Singh, Station Officer, Vikas Nagar.
Pleading innocence and holding his wife responsible for the extreme step he was taking, Singh’s note states: “I was sent to jail after a false dowry case was lodged against me by Vinita and her family, who had demanded Rs 14 lakh as a compensation. Neither my father nor I had seen such a big amount in our lives. We even sold our house to contest the case.”
According to reports, Singh married Vinita about two years ago and lived in Allahabad since.
Early last year, his wife left him and started living with her family.
A case under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 498 (A) (cruelty by husband or relatives of husband) and 504 (intentional insult) was lodged by Vinita and her relatives before she left him.
In the note, Singh wrote he was in the Naini Central Jail from “September 29 to December 24, 2007”.
Shishupal Singh, Singh's brother-in-law, said he was disturbed ever since he released from jail. The court case constantly haunted him.
“After he was bailed out, he was living with his mother, younger sister and a physically-challenged brother in a rented house in Jankipuram.” The family had their own house in Indira Nagar, which was recently sold to meet the legal expenses, he added.
“While he searched for a job, he drove a three-wheeler for a living. A few days ago, he received a notice from the court and since then, he stopped stepping out of the house,” he said.
In the note, Singh further wrote: “I would also like to request Vinita not to harass my family in future. It was my mistake to marry her and I am repenting it by sacrificing my life.”
http://expressindia.indianexpress.com/latest-news/false-dowry-case-man-kills-self/270124/
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