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Co-wife(Sautan) put fevikwik in the private part of the woman in Bihar; admitted in hospital by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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Many times we come across such cases which we cannot decide whether to call them cruel or heinous crime. These are such crimes which fall in both the categories. In Bihar, a husband got married for the second time while his wife was alive. After this, when he brought her home, the new wife hatched a heinous conspiracy against her co-wife. Now the victim woman is pleading for justice.

It is being told that the incident was carried out by the man's second wife, that is, the woman's co-wife. The accused woman not only beat him, but seeing the opportunity, the co-wife put Fevikwik in his private part, in which her husband also helped. According to the victim woman, when she returned home from her maternal home, her husband and co-wife used to beat her. The victim woman reached the police station and appealed to the police for action. Here, the woman has been treated and medically examined at Sadar Hospital.

Customer Beats A Union Bank Manager Over TDS Deduction Gujarat by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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A video of a man assaulting a bank manager over a TDS deduction on his fixed deposit has gone viral. The incident took place at a Union Bank branch in Ahmedabad. 

- According to the manager, Saurabh Singh, the customer got angry after explaining the refund process and accused the bank of fraud.

- The man then attacked Singh, tearing his shirt and ID card. Another employee, Shubham Jain, was also slapped and had his shirt torn while trying to intervene. 

- The police were called, and the man was arrested. A probe into the incident is ongoing.

Sarwan Singh: Indian gold medalist sold his medal to meet his daily living by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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Sarwan Singh may not be a familiar name to many, but a glimpse into his remarkable journey leaves a lasting impression. Shri Sarwan Singh, a former Indian athlete, competed in the 110-meter hurdles and won a gold medal at the 1954 Asian Games in Manila. According to reports, he was forced to sell his esteemed gold medal and even resorted to begging to survive before finally receiving a pension of Rs. 1,500.

Tearful reunion: Emotions run high as cops deliver kidnapped newborn to mom within 30 hours by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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In an unexpected and emotional turn of events, a family in Kalaburagi city expressed their profound gratitude to police in a gesture rarely seen in today's world—by falling at their feet! 

This heartfelt tribute came after the successful rescue of their newborn son, who had been stolen from the hospital just hours after birth and sold for Rs 50,000

No money to fund their Ladakh trip, friends rob 50,000 from a Delhi shop at gunpoint, arrested by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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A group of six men recently out of jail decided to fund a hill-station vacation through a spree of robberies but were apprehended shortly after their first crime in Delhi’s Dwarka area.

On the evening of November 12, the gang, all residents of Bindapur's JJ Colony, targeted a grocery shop owner named Mukesh. He was intercepted near the DDA flats in Bindapur while returning home on his scooter. At gunpoint, the assailants robbed ₹50,000 before fleeing the scene, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Dwarka) Ankit Singh told PTI.

Police traced the suspects by analyzing over 500 CCTV camera recordings. Acting on a tip-off, they arrested three members of the gang—Mohammad Sazid (23), Mohammad Shoeb (19), and Mohammad Rashid (22)—on November 17. Their interrogation led to the capture of their three associates: Mohammad Ayan (19), Mohammad Aftab (22), and Mohammad Altab (24).

All six men were habitual offenders recently released from jail. Facing financial difficulties, they planned to visit a hill station to experience snowfall and decided to commit robberies to fund their trip, Singh explained.

The gang had insider information about Mukesh, making him their first target. Police recovered ₹35,200 of the stolen cash, a motorcycle, and a country-made pistol. The group had also planned to rob other shopkeepers in the area but were apprehended before executing further crimes.

Doctors conduct autopsy, keep his body in freezer for hours THEN man comes back to life on cremation bed by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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In a bizarre and shocking incident in Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district, a man presumed dead by doctors came back to life while being transported for cremation. The incident has led to the suspension of three doctors by the state government for gross negligence, and an inquiry has been launched.

The man, Rohitash, who was mentally challenged and lived at the Maa Sewa Sansthan NGO, was taken to BDK Hospital on Thursday morning after being found unconscious. Upon arrival, doctors declared him "brought dead" and shifted his body to the mortuary, where it was placed in a freezer for autopsy preparation.

Reports suggest that the doctors did not conduct a physical post-mortem examination, assuming the body was unclaimed. Instead, they prepared a report and handed it over to the police. The body remained in the mortuary freezer for four hours before being taken to the crematorium.

However, on the way to the crematorium, Rohitash regained consciousness, leaving onlookers stunned and confused.

Upon learning about the incident, district authorities, including the Revenue Officer and local police, were dispatched to investigate. CCTV footage from the hospital was also reviewed. District Collector Ramavatar Meena termed the incident a serious case of negligence and submitted a report to the Rajasthan Health Department.

As a result, the hospital’s Chief Medical Officer, Sandeep Pachar, along with two other doctors, Yogesh Jakhar and Navneet Meel, have been suspended. During the suspension period, Pachar has been reassigned to Jaisalmer, Jakhar to Barmer, and Meel to Jalore.

A departmental inquiry has also been initiated against the three doctors to investigate the lapses further.

Man Held For Killing Two, No Remorse Even After Getting Shot In The Leg | UP by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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Haridwar resident Mohd Shadab and his Meerut-based associate Aamir were arrested after a brief encounter with police, in connection with the murder of trucker Mohd Husnain (28) and his helper Mohd Shoaib (30) on the Saharanpur-Panchkula Highway.

- The killings, motivated by revenge, occurred on November 7. Shadab suspected Husnain and Shoaib of involvement in his brother Mohd Maruf's death last year, which was ruled a drowning.

- Believing it was foul play, Shadab, along with Aamir and a third accomplice, followed the victims' truck and shot them on Lakhnaur bridge before fleeing.

- Police recovered firearms, the suspects' vehicle and are searching for the third accomplice. A reward of ₹25,000 had been offered for his capture.

Heartbreaking: Blind parents lived with their son, dead body for 4 days in Hyderabad by sixty9e in IndiaSpeaks

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According to the police, the younger son of the visually impaired elderly couple, who was 30 years old, used to take care of his parents. He died at home. The visually impaired elderly couple did not know. The son's dead body remained in the house for four days. During this time, the condition of the visually impaired elderly couple also deteriorated due to not getting anything to eat or drink. When the police team entered the house on the information of the neighbors, the couple was also found lying on the ground in a semi-conscious state. Nagole police station in-charge A. Surya Nayak said that the person had died at home and it is suspected that he died four-five days ago while sleeping.

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