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3 killed after speeding tempo hits bike in north-west Delhi
3 killed after speeding tempo hits bike in north-west Delhi

Hindustan Times

time5 days ago

  • Hindustan Times

3 killed after speeding tempo hits bike in north-west Delhi

Three men were killed and another was injured after a speeding tempo hit their motorcycle in the Bawana Industrial Area in north-west Delhi late Saturday night, police said on Sunday. The tempo driver abandoned his vehicle and fled the scene, and police are trying to track him down. None of the four victims was wearing a helmet, police said. Police said locals called and told them about the accident, which took place near a factory on Connecting Road in Sector 3. The victims were identified as Bijay Yadav, 38, Ramakant Yadav, 30, Nandu Kumar, 23, and Rajaram Namlesh,19, who worked in factories in Bawana. Police found them lying on the road. 'All four were rushed to Maharishi Valmiki Hospital in Pooth Khurd, where doctors declared Bijay, Ramakant, and Nandu dead on admission. Namlesh was referred to a higher medical centre where he is still undergoing treatment and his condition is serious,' said deputy commissioner of police (outer-north) Hareshwar V Swami. The victims were riding a black Hero Passion Pro motorcycle, while the Tata Champion tempo was transporting paper plates, said police. On Saturday evening, the four had gone to a friend's house and were returning to the factories where they worked and lived when the accident took place. 'The bike was hit from a 90 degree angle by the allegedly speeding tempo. Since none of them had helmets on their heads, all four suffered serious injuries,' the officer added. Police registered a case of rash and negligent driving causing death and injury at Bawana police station.

SP MLA's ₹23 crore assets in Azamgarh attached
SP MLA's ₹23 crore assets in Azamgarh attached

Hindustan Times

time7 days ago

  • Politics
  • Hindustan Times

SP MLA's ₹23 crore assets in Azamgarh attached

Police have attached property worth ₹23.42 crore of mafia-turned-politician Ramakant Yadav in village Basahi Asarafpur in Mahul area of Azamgarh. Yadav is a Samajwadi Party MLA from Phoolpur Pawai in the district. In a statement, the Azamgarh police said a police team led by superintendent of police (Rural) Chirag Jain and another team of revenue officials took the action under Section 14(1) of the Gangster Act on the orders of district magistrate Ravindra Kumar-II. On the instructions of senior superintendent of police (SSP) Hemraj Meena, the police team reached Mahul and attached the land said to be worth about ₹23.41 crore. The SSP confirmed the development. The police claimed Yadav bought the land using money earned through criminal activities. The property was attached in connection with an illegal liquor case. Police said that Yadav was an accused in a hooch tragedy that claimed seven lives. Also, Yadav is booked in 58 police cases.

UP govt seizes properties worth Rs 23.42 crore of jailed SP leader
UP govt seizes properties worth Rs 23.42 crore of jailed SP leader

The Print

time7 days ago

  • Politics
  • The Print

UP govt seizes properties worth Rs 23.42 crore of jailed SP leader

Azamgarh (UP), Jun 13 (PTI) Authorities in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh district on Friday seized properties worth Rs 23.42 crore belonging to former parliamentarian and Samajwadi Party MLA Ramakant Yadav under the Gangsters Act, officials said. District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar ordered the confiscation based on charges that Yadav, a known history-sheeter and gang leader, had acquired the assets through criminal activities, they said. The seized land spans six plots in Basahi Asrafpur village in Phoolpur tehsil.

SP MLA gets 3 months jail in 19-year-old road blocking case
SP MLA gets 3 months jail in 19-year-old road blocking case

Time of India

time14-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Time of India

SP MLA gets 3 months jail in 19-year-old road blocking case

1 2 Varanasi: An MP/MLA court in Azamgarh has sentenced Samajwadi Party MLA Ramakant Yadav and his three supporters to three months imprisonment in a 19-year-old case of blocking a road and disrupting govt work. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 1,300 on each SP Hemraj Meena said punishment for the legislator was ensured under ' Operation Conviction ' launched against mafia in Uttar Pradesh. In Apr 2006, Yadav, along with 250 supporters, had set up a tent at the Pawai crossing in Azmgarh and blocked a key passage, leading to massive inconvenience to commuters and disrupting govt work. The then Pawai police station officer, Moolchand Chaurasia, had lodged a case against Ramakant and his on testimony of three witnesses and evidence presented by prosecution, court found Ramakant Yadav and his aides — Dayaram Bhaskar, Ramkishun Rajbhar and Ramkripal guilty — delivered the verdict on May 2023, Yadav had been sentenced to four months imprisonment in a 2019 case by MP-MLA court of Jaunpur on charges of assaulting a man. The MLA has been in jail since July 2022, when he had surrendered before MP-MLA court in a case of attempted murder and disturbing public order by blocking a road in 1998. He was also booked in another case in 2016. In Sep 2022, Yadav was transferred from Azamgarh district jail to Fatehgarh a known political turncoat, reached the UP assembly for the fifth time after winning the Phoolpur Pawai seat in the 2022 assembly polls. He was also named as an accused in a hooch tragedy in Feb 2022. Yadav, who has been four-time MP on tickets of BSP, SP, and BJP, was also declared leader of inter-region granted him bail in cases lodged in 1998 and 2016, but he could not come out as on July 30, 2022, police produced file of Mahul hooch tragedy before the court, which ordered to extend Yadav's judicial remand.

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