On February 03, 2012 Hindustan Times reported that day a after seven-year-old Menaka Thakur was admitted to Sion hospital after she was allegedly tortured by her stepmother, doctors said it was a case of `battered baby syndrome'. Doctors did an ante-mortem examination on the child and recorded 17 fresh and old injuries on her body.
On February 03, 2012 Times of India reported that one more accused in the 2008 Bangalore serial blasts has been taken into custody. Saleem, 30, is a close associate of Tadiyandavide Nasir and stayed in Kannur, Kerala. Nasir is the prime accused in the nine blasts that killed a woman and injured many in July 2008. He is also the South Indian commander of the Indian Mujahideen.
On February 03, 2012 Bangalore Mirror reported that Innovative Film City owner K Saravana Prasad along with its director Radhika Achyutanand were on Thursday questioned by the City Crime Branch police in connection with a Rs 3 crore fraud case. Though reports suggested that they were arrested, CCB police joint commissioner Dayanand clarified they were taken only for questioning and not arrested. Prasad and Radhika have been accused of cheating businessman J Somashekar to the tune of Rs 3 crore.
On February 03, 2012 The Pioneer reported that South Delhi police have arrested two former employees of multinationals for allegedly stealing important data of the Kotak Mahindra Bank and duping insurance policy holders on the pretext of reviving their accounts. These accounts were inactive due to non-payment of instalments. The two arrested persons have been identified as Ravi Kumar (21) and Vinish (27). The accused persons duped people of more than Rs15 lakh and spent the money on gambling.
On February 03, 2012 Hindustan Times reported that getting success in the Sonepat jailbreak case, the police on Thursday arrested one of the eight inmates, who had fled the jail by scaling a 20-foot high boundary wall on January 18. Superintendent of police KK Rao told Hindustan Times that Pramod was caught from Jakoli village near Rai in the afternoon. He is facing a trial in a murder case in a district court. The police have claimed that seven others would soon be arrested.
On February 03, 2012 DNA reported that four members of a family from New Delhi were booked for demanding Rs.75 lakh in dowry from a newly-wedded woman’s family in Lasudia area on Wednesday. Ankita, a resident of Shanti Niketan Colony, was married with Rahul Lunia, from New Delhi in 2009. Since then Rahul and his family had been demanding Rs.75 lakh for purchasing a car and investing in their business.
On February 03, 2012 Mid-Day reported that for the past three months, the hapless parents of a 14-year-old girl have been at their wits' end, searching in vain for their missing daughter. Her recovery yesterday put an end to their misery, but has opened up a can of worms, with cops stumbling upon a child labour racket flourishing in Dharavi. Besides rescuing the girl, Malwani cops arrested a female member of a gang that allegedly kidnaps children below the age of 14 and supplies them to small-scale units to work as labourers. Cops suspect that the gang also sells girls into prostitution.
On February 02, 2012 Times of India reported that police on Wednesday arrested the father of the 14-year-old girl who claimed to have been abused by him, forcing her to run away from home and land up in sex trade. Two others – a neighbour Pooja and her husband Sandeep Pandey – accused of pushing her into the trade, were also arrested. The teenager had, a day earlier, told the police of an ordeal of beatings and rape, which ended in her battering the two-year-old baby left with her by Raj Kumar, the last link in the chain of abuse.
On February 02, 2012 Times of India reported that police have claimed to have solved the murder of a 31-year-old school teacher just seven hours after he was found with his throat slit in his room at Pazhavanthangal on Wednesday morning with the arrest of one of his friends. Police said the accused told them he committed the crime after being sexually assaulted by the teacher.
On February 02, 2012 Times of India reported that in perhaps the first such case in the country, Maharashtra government has sacked a senior bureaucrat on charges of sexual harassment. Labour welfare commissioner Mohan Dhotre, a class one officer, had been facing a probe since 2003 which ended with chief minister Prithviraj Chavan giving his consent to the dismissal. The state administration served the sack order on Tuesday. Following an inquiry initiated against Dhotre, in 2003, the labour welfare commissioner then approached the Bombay high court, challenging the department’s decision to conduct a probe. In 2004, the court, while hearing the order, had allowed the inquiry to proceed but directed that no action be taken for four weeks if the probe report was adverse.
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