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Police conduct cordon and search operations in Tolichowki
Police conduct cordon and search operations in Tolichowki

Hans India

time12 hours ago

  • Hans India

Police conduct cordon and search operations in Tolichowki

As a part of the community connect programme, a cordon and search operation was conducted in the early hours on Friday. Police teams conducted checks in over 300 houses during the operation. As many as 28 African nationals were taken to the police station for passport verification. According to police, the objective of the programme was to engage with the local community, understand their concerns, identify social issues, and take action against anti-social elements. The initiative also aimed to curb drug-related activities, public consumption of alcohol, and other unlawful behaviors. The city police carried out checks in the Paramount Colony area under the Tolichowki Police Station limits. The operation was conducted between 5 am and 8 am under the supervision of Hyderabad Commissioner of Police CV Anand. This initiative was part of a Community Contact Program aimed at addressing local security concerns and verifying documentation of residents. The operation involved 250 police personnel including officials South and West Zone DCP Chandramohan, Additional DCP Iqbal Siddiqui, ACPs Sudarshan, Syed Fayaz, Vijay Srinivas, Mohammed Munawar along with 15 inspectors, 22 sub-inspectors. Police teams conducted checks in over 300 houses during the operation. Police also seized 28 two-wheelers, 2 cars and an auto for lacking proper documentation. Moreover, illegally stored domestic gas cylinders were recovered from one of the residences. Furthermore, 28 African nationals were taken to the police station for passport verification. Authorities stated that these individuals were unable to produce valid documents during the checks and as many as 16 foreigners were staying illegally with expired visas. Police said that legal action will be initiated against those found possessing invalid or expired passports. Also, cases will be booked against individuals who fail to produce valid passport documents. The DCP said 'The details of the foreigners will be sent to the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs, who will take a decision in this regard.' Another cordon and search operation was conducted at CC Nagar, Bansilalpet in Gandhi Nagar police station limits on Thursday night. A total of 250 houses were checked during the operation, conducted by a police team comprising around 200 Police Personnel including B Anand, Addl. DCP, Central Zone, A Yadagiri, ACP Gandhi Nagar division. During the operation, police seized 32 bottles of beer from the belt shop, 150 Gutka packets. Also, the police seized 80 bikes, a car and an auto rickshaw. Moreover, 3 rowdies and 8 suspects were also checked.

Illegal mining near Harangi Dam poses threat
Illegal mining near Harangi Dam poses threat

Hans India

time4 days ago

  • General
  • Hans India

Illegal mining near Harangi Dam poses threat

Madikeri: Harangi Dam, one of Karnataka's major reservoirs, is reportedly facing a threat due to illegal mining activities occurring near its limits. Residents of Kushalnagar taluk have filed complaints regarding these illicit operations, which have also resulted in the clearing of valuable trees across acres of land. Residents express fear that continuous human interference in this vulnerable area could lead to a disaster and are urging authorities to take immediate action against the illegal mining. Chandramohan, convenor of the Kaveri Swachata Andolana, stated, 'Huge loads of mud are regularly transported on the Harangi Dam road, and the increased truck traffic is damaging the road. Furthermore, just 200 to 300 meters from Harangi Dam, valuable trees have been cleared over acres of land to facilitate mining activities.' He added that despite this widespread illegal activity, no official has taken any action. He explained that valuable trees, including rosewood, sandalwood, and other old trees, have been illegally felled without the permission of the concerned authorities. He also expressed concern that the increasing interference with the land by those extracting soil is likely to endanger the safety of the reservoir. Resident Shekhar said, 'Mining activity is being carried out without any fear of officials. No official seems to be aware of this large-scale illegal activity. The road constructed by the Cauvery Neeravari Nigam from Harangi Dam to the village is being completely damaged due to the movement of heavy machinery and trucks carrying goods.' He noted that a huge hill is being excavated with Hitachi machines just 200 to 300 meters on the left side of the dam, and thousands of loads of soil are being illegally transported, yet officials from the concerned departments have reportedly taken no action. When questioned about the matter, Kushalnagar Taluk Tahsildar Kiran G. confirmed that the issue would be investigated. E.E. Puttaswamy of the Harangi division stated, 'We have received complaints about the activities happening near the reservoir. The Minor Irrigation, Revenue, Forest, and Mines and Geology departments will soon inspect the site. An inspection will be conducted, and appropriate action will be taken.'

Minor kidnapped, raped by 4 men; father files complaint
Minor kidnapped, raped by 4 men; father files complaint

Time of India

time13-06-2025

  • Time of India

Minor kidnapped, raped by 4 men; father files complaint

Alwar: A case was registered in the Rupbas police station area of Bharatpur district Thursday evening, where a 15-year-old girl was kidnapped by four men, and raped by one of them on June 9. The minor was forcibly taken by four young men to a friend's room. There, one of the men raped her while the other three locked the room and stood guard outside. A neighbour became suspicious and had the lock opened, revealing the incident. Later, the girl's father lodged a report. Rupbas station officer Chandramohan stated that the girl's father filed a case against the four accused for kidnapping and rape Thursday evening. Police are investigating the matter. The father reported that he works on a contract basis in a govt department in Bharatpur town, while his wife, 15-year-old daughter, and two sons stay at home. On June 9 around 11:30am, his daughter who was on her way to the market to buy vegetables encountered Rohit, accompanied by his friends Rinku, Bablu and Babble. The four men forcibly took her to a friend's room, gagged her with a cloth, and tied her with a scarf. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo Rohit then raped her while the other stood guard outside the room. The accused are aged between 24 and 26 years. The father said that a neighbour passing by the room saw the trio outside the room and questioned their presence. The three were flustered, raising the neighbour's suspicion, who then had the lock opened, and found Rohit in a compromising position with the minor. The neighbour rescued the minor from the accused and took her home. The victim then recounted the incident to her mother. However, they informed the father only after three days. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .

Census to identify persons with disabilities launched in Coimbatore district
Census to identify persons with disabilities launched in Coimbatore district

Time of India

time08-06-2025

  • Health
  • Time of India

Census to identify persons with disabilities launched in Coimbatore district

Coimbatore: TN RIGHTS project, under the department of welfare for differently-abled persons, has launched a social registry enrolment (SRE) census to identify persons with disabilities (PwD) in Coimbatore. Under the initiative, data of persons with disabilities will be collected across all blocks, town panchayats, municipalities, and within the Coimbatore corporation limits in the district. Workers will visit every household to identify PwDs. P Sundareswaran, project officer for TN RIGHTS in Coimbatore district, said the survey began on June 2 and will continue till the end of August. "A total of 180 community rehabilitation workers are involved in the survey. They will visit every household and enter the details into a mobile application. During the survey, the workers will collect information, including socio-economic status, the kind of support the individual currently receives, any additional support is needed, and their expectations. After the survey, the data will be shared with the state govt," he said. "We have categorized disabilities into 21 types. The national average of persons with disabilities in the total population is 2.27%, whereas in Tamil Nadu, it is estimated to be 1.77%. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo However, we suspect the actual percentage could be higher," he added. District differently-abled welfare officer Chandramohan said that after the eradication of polio, there is a growing number of people with intellectual disabilities, mental illness, and autism. "We don't have a comprehensive data on persons with intellectual disabilities. That's why we are now focusing on data collection. Without accurate data, we cannot plan appropriate schemes or provide proper rehabilitation services," he said. "The main aim of this survey is to determine how many people require rehabilitation. For those with mild disabilities, if proper rehabilitation is provided, there is an 80% chance of complete recovery. Without timely intervention, the condition can progress from mild to moderate and eventually become severe," he added.

Jail, caning for Singapore man who extorted girl, 16, after she withdrew from ‘sugar daddy' deal
Jail, caning for Singapore man who extorted girl, 16, after she withdrew from ‘sugar daddy' deal

Yahoo

time02-06-2025

  • General
  • Yahoo

Jail, caning for Singapore man who extorted girl, 16, after she withdrew from ‘sugar daddy' deal

SINGAPORE, June 2 — A man who extorted a 16-year-old girl by falsely claiming he was taking legal action against her after she backed out of a 'sugar daddy' arrangement was sentenced to jail and caning on Monday. Marc Justine Landrio Chandramohan, 27, was handed a jail term of two years, 11 months and 10 weeks, and three strokes of the cane, according to a report published in Channel News Asia today. He will begin serving his sentence on Friday after being granted a few days to settle his debts. The Singaporean had earlier pleaded guilty to seven charges, including communicating with a minor to obtain commercial sex, abetting the distribution of obscene images and videos, extortion, cheating, making obscene films, and abetting unauthorised access to a computer function. Another nine charges — mostly linked to making obscene films — were taken into consideration for sentencing by Principal District Judge Victor Yeo Khee Eng. Three victims were involved in the case, including the girl who was extorted. Two others were filmed by Chandramohan during sex acts. Their identities are protected by a gag order. Judge Yeo noted Chandramohan's 'premeditated and predatory behaviour', saying he preyed on a young and naive victim and continued to pressure her for sex and money even though she owed him 'absolutely nothing'. The victim's relationship with her family was affected, and she reported feeling that her body was 'dirty', becoming sensitive to physical touch and panicking when she saw someone who resembled Chandramohan. Yeo said deterrence was the predominant sentencing consideration, both for the accused and for would-be offenders. He acknowledged Chandramohan's remorse and readiness to face punishment. The court previously heard that Chandramohan began chatting with the victim on Instagram in July 2021, proposing to pay her S$900 (RM2,980) for sexual favours. She initially agreed and sent him four nude or semi-nude photos and a video of herself removing her school uniform at his instruction. Chandramohan transferred S$100 to her on July 24, 2021. The victim later regretted the arrangement, told him she wanted to back out, and blocked him on social media. He then began harassing her over the money, using new Instagram accounts to contact her and threatening legal action. Despite a friend repaying the S$100 on her behalf, Chandramohan continued demanding sexual favours. In early 2022, the girl gave in and performed a sex act. Chandramohan then pretended legal proceedings were still ongoing and demanded S$1,350 — allegedly half of his lawyer's fee. He also suggested resuming the original sexual arrangement. The victim later confided in friends, who warned her he was likely lying. She lodged a police report. In a separate offence in 2023, Chandramohan opened a Standard Chartered bank account and handed control of it to a friend in exchange for S$330. Over S$304,000 flowed through the account. He was fined S$330 over this offence. Extortion carries a sentence of two to seven years in jail and caning. Communicating with a minor to obtain sexual services carries a maximum jail term of two years, a fine, or both.

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