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Gurugram University professor booked for sexually harassing woman colleague

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Gurugram: A professor at a Gurugram university has been booked for alleged sexual harassment following a complaint by a woman colleague, police said on Monday.
The complainant, an assistant professor, has told the police that Dhirender Kaushik, Dean of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Gurugram University, has been continuously sexually harassing her for the past four months.
Following the complaint, an FIR was registered against Kaushik under sections 354A (sexual harassment), 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code at women police station, Sector 51 on Saturday, police said.

The woman professor has alleged that on April 21 the accused came to her class and started shouting at her.
She alleged that Kaushik pressured her to succumb to his sexual desires and also issued a memo to her for switching class timings.
The complainant also alleged that he tried to physically abuse her when she got late to class once.
When contacted, Kaushik termed the allegations as “baseless”.
He said due to the complainant’s negligence at work, he issued her two show-cause memos.

That is why she was provoked by somebody and she complained, he added.
The complainant said that on April 28 the accused called her to the clerk’s room without any reason and started shouting at her.
“At that time two clerks went out of the room. After that I was alone along with Dr Dhirender in the room. He took advantage of the situation and started molesting me. I was scared and started crying but he blocked the door of the room and did not allow me to go outside. He also threatened me that he would get me terminated,” according to her complaint.
Police said the complainant recorded her statement in court under section 164 in the Code Of Criminal Procedure.
In 2018, Kaushik was also booked by police for sexual harassment when he was an assistant professor at Kurukshetra University, but the complainant later withdrew the allegations.
Subhash Boken, spokesperson of Gurugram Police, said a probe is underway.
Notice will be served to the accused to join the investigation, police said.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

May 1, 2023
Andhra official’s murder: Colleague, two others arrested

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Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Police on Monday claimed to have cracked the mystery behind the murder of an Animal Husbandry Department official in Kadapa district with the arrest of three men, including an employee in the same department.
The body of Kadapa Animal Husbandry Deputy Director Chinna Acchanna, 58, was found at Guvvalacheruvu Ghat in Ramapuram Mandal of Annamayya district on March 24, about 12 days after he went missing.
The murder of a Dalit official in the Chief Minister’s home district had triggered a row with opposition parties and some Dalit groups staging protests.
A special panel of Kadapa and Annamayya district police cracked the case.
Kadapa’s Superintendent of Police K.K.N. Anburajan on Monday told reporters that Subhash Chandrabose, working in the same department as assistant surgeon, committed the crime with the help of two others.
According to police, Chandrabose had differences with Acchanna over some departmental issues and had developed a grouse after the latter had removed him from the Comprehensive Financial Management System (CFMC), stopped his salary, and later surrendered his post to the government.
Police also arrested Chenna Krishna and Balaji Nayak in the murder case.
The SP revealed that Chandrabose, along with two others, hatched the murder plot at a lodge in Porumamilla.

On March 12, when Acchanna was returning from prayers at a church, the accused kidnapped him and took him to Guvvalacheruvu Ghat in a car. They later murdered him near the Ghat. The assailants threw Acchanna’s mobile phone on a hill at another place.
The SP said the police cracked the case with the help of phone call data of the accused. The police investigations were on to know if any other person is involved.
The murder of the Dalit officials had sparked outrage.
Leaders of the Left parties, Jana Sena, Lok Satta and BSP and BC leaders had staged a protest in front of the Animal Husbandry Department office demanding authorities to speed up the enquiry and set up a committee headed by a sitting judge.
They alleged that the apathy of authorities led to the death of the Dalit employee. They further alleged that although Acchanna’s son complained to the police on March 12, the police didn’t take any action.
On March 12, Achanna’s son Klinter Chakraborty filed a complaint with the Kadapa One Town Police. He had also named a few colleagues of Acchanna for harassing him and passing casteist remarks.
Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS) leader Manda Krishna Madiga demanded a probe by a sitting judge. He alleged that police took no action on the complaint by Achanna’s family for 12 days. He said the police booked a case only after his body was found. He warned that if any attempt was made to shield the culprit, MPRS will launch a state-wide protest.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

March 27, 2023
Andhra official’s murder: Colleague, two others arrested

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Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Police on Monday claimed to have cracked the mystery behind the murder of an Animal Husbandry Department official in Kadapa district with the arrest of three men, including an employee in the same department.
The body of Kadapa Animal Husbandry Deputy Director Chinna Acchanna, 58, was found at Guvvalacheruvu Ghat in Ramapuram Mandal of Annamayya district on March 24, about 12 days after he went missing.
The murder of a Dalit official in the Chief Minister’s home district had triggered a row with opposition parties and some Dalit groups staging protests.
A special panel of Kadapa and Annamayya district police cracked the case.
Kadapa’s Superintendent of Police K.K.N. Anburajan on Monday told reporters that Subhash Chandrabose, working in the same department as assistant surgeon, committed the crime with the help of two others.
According to police, Chandrabose had differences with Acchanna over some departmental issues and had developed a grouse after the latter had removed him from the Comprehensive Financial Management System (CFMC), stopped his salary, and later surrendered his post to the government.
Police also arrested Chenna Krishna and Balaji Nayak in the murder case.
The SP revealed that Chandrabose, along with two others, hatched the murder plot at a lodge in Porumamilla.

On March 12, when Acchanna was returning from prayers at a church, the accused kidnapped him and took him to Guvvalacheruvu Ghat in a car. They later murdered him near the Ghat. The assailants threw Acchanna’s mobile phone on a hill at another place.
The SP said the police cracked the case with the help of phone call data of the accused. The police investigations were on to know if any other person is involved.
The murder of the Dalit officials had sparked outrage.
Leaders of the Left parties, Jana Sena, Lok Satta and BSP and BC leaders had staged a protest in front of the Animal Husbandry Department office demanding authorities to speed up the enquiry and set up a committee headed by a sitting judge.
They alleged that the apathy of authorities led to the death of the Dalit employee. They further alleged that although Acchanna’s son complained to the police on March 12, the police didn’t take any action.
On March 12, Achanna’s son Klinter Chakraborty filed a complaint with the Kadapa One Town Police. He had also named a few colleagues of Acchanna for harassing him and passing casteist remarks.
Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS) leader Manda Krishna Madiga demanded a probe by a sitting judge. He alleged that police took no action on the complaint by Achanna’s family for 12 days. He said the police booked a case only after his body was found. He warned that if any attempt was made to shield the culprit, MPRS will launch a state-wide protest.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

March 27, 2023
CRPF Trooper ‘Mishandles’ Weapon, Injures Himself, Colleague in Poonch

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Poonch, Mar 16 (GNS): Two CRPF personnel suffered injuries due to alleged mishandling of weapon by a para-military trooper outside Government Degree College Poonch on Thursday morning, officials said.
They told GNS that at around 11 AM, one constable Navjot Rai, in a vehicle belonging to CRPF 200 Battalion D Company, while mishandling his weapon discharged fire, resulting in injuries to himself besides another colleague SI Rajini Kanta.
The incident, they said, occurred outside Government Degree College, Poonch.
“The injured duo was evacuated from the site to District Hospital Poonch for treatment”, they said.
Meanwhile a police official has also confirmed the incident to GNS saying that a team is on the site to collect the relevant details. (GNS)
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March 16, 2023
CRPF Trooper ‘Mishandles’ Weapon, Injures Himself, Colleague

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SRINAGAR: Two CRPF personnel suffered injuries due to alleged mishandling of weapon by a Para-military trooper outside Government Degree College Poonch on Thursday morning, officials said.
They said that at around 11 AM, one constable Navjot Rai, in a vehicle belonging to CRPF 200 Battalion D Company, while mishandling his weapon discharged fire, resulting in injuries to himself besides another colleague SI Rajini Kanta.
The incident, they said, occurred outside Government Degree College, Poonch.
“The injured duo was evacuated from the site to District Hospital Poonch for treatment”, they said.
Meanwhile a police official has also confirmed the incident saying that a team is on the site to collect the relevant details. (GNS)

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

March 16, 2023
Soldier Arrested For ‘Killing’ His Colleague

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SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Saturday have been apprehended an army personnel for reportedly murdering his colleague inside an army barrack located in Samba district last year.
The police discovered the body of 21-year-old Sepoy Pawar Prathamesh, who hailed from Maharashtra, with a bullet wound on May 20, 2022. Following the discovery, inquest proceedings were conducted, according to a police official.
After conducting a thorough investigation under the guidance of Samba Senior Superintendent of Police Benam Tosh, the inquest proceedings were closed and a murder case was registered at Samba police station, based on the collected evidence, according to an official.
The suspect, Sepoy Vaidya Khushrang from Maharashtra, was apprehended and the murder weapon, an AK assault rifle, was confiscated. The official added that the inquest proceedings were conducted professionally, considering all evidence and aspects, and were closed with the murder case being filed on its merits.

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

March 12, 2023
Karnataka: Harassed by colleague, dentist from Lucknow dies by suicide

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Bengaluru: A female dentist from Lucknow died by suicide in Bengaluru after being constantly harassed by a colleague at a hospital here, police said.
The victim worked at the MS Ramaiah Memorial Hospital.
According to the police, she was being pestered by her colleague, identified as Sumit who worked in the same hospital.
It is alleged that Sumit had forced the victim to marry him and also compelled her to consume alcohol and smoke.
The accused was also pestering the deceased to give him money. But she turned down all his requests, the police said.
Enraged by this, Sumit allegedly spread rumors about the victim’s character at the hospital, following which she took the drastic step.
The incident had taken place on January 25 and the Sanjaynagar police are investigating the case.

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February 2, 2023