Thane: An offence has been registered against a man for allegedly beating up his former girlfriend’s mother in Thane, the police said on Monday. Based on a complaint, the police have registered an offence under section 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by the use of a dangerous weapon or means) and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code, an officer said.The incident took place in the Panchpakhadi area on November 11, he said. PTI
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7 years’ jail ‘high’ for offence of causing death by negligence, says parliamentary panel
A parliamentary committee in India has recommended reducing the proposed seven-year sentence for causing death by negligence to five years. The committee also suggested further deliberation on the suggested ten-year jail term for those who cause death by rash or negligent acts and do not report the incident to authorities. The committee believes that these punishments are too severe compared to existing laws. They also raised concerns about a provision in the proposed law that may be against the constitutional right against self-incrimination. The committee recommended redrafting the clause in consultation with the Ministry of Law and Justice.
A parliamentary committee in India has recommended reducing the proposed seven-year sentence for causing death by negligence to five years. The committee also suggested further deliberation on the suggested ten-year jail term for those who cause death by rash or negligent acts and do not report the incident to authorities. The committee believes that these punishments are too severe compared to existing laws. They also raised concerns about a provision in the proposed law that may be against the constitutional right against self-incrimination. The committee recommended redrafting the clause in consultation with the Ministry of Law and Justice.
Police register fresh case in Swiss murder
Delhi Police has filed a new case under the Arms Act against Gurpreet Singh, the accused in the murder of Swiss national Nina Berger. Four pistols, ammunition, petrol bottles, and cash were found in Singh’s car. He initially claimed to have obtained the weapons from a business associate but later changed his story. Police are now investigating the source of the weapons and will seek further custody of Singh. Singh confessed to killing Berger over a payment dispute related to rituals and occult practices. The police are verifying if Berger approached any bank managers to withdraw a large sum of money.
Delhi Police has filed a new case under the Arms Act against Gurpreet Singh, the accused in the murder of Swiss national Nina Berger. Four pistols, ammunition, petrol bottles, and cash were found in Singh’s car. He initially claimed to have obtained the weapons from a business associate but later changed his story. Police are now investigating the source of the weapons and will seek further custody of Singh. Singh confessed to killing Berger over a payment dispute related to rituals and occult practices. The police are verifying if Berger approached any bank managers to withdraw a large sum of money.
Man injured while trying to douse kitchen fire caused by gas cylinder leakage in Thane
A man in Thane, Maharashtra sustained injuries while trying to put out a kitchen fire caused by a gas cylinder leakage. The incident occurred in a high-rise building on Ghodbunder Road. The fire was quickly brought under control by local fire officials and the disaster management team, but significant damage was done to the kitchen furniture and stored items. The injured man was rescued and taken to a private hospital for treatment.
A man in Thane, Maharashtra sustained injuries while trying to put out a kitchen fire caused by a gas cylinder leakage. The incident occurred in a high-rise building on Ghodbunder Road. The fire was quickly brought under control by local fire officials and the disaster management team, but significant damage was done to the kitchen furniture and stored items. The injured man was rescued and taken to a private hospital for treatment.