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13 year old girl poisons father and brother in Bihar Hajipur: Perceiving them to be a hurdle in her love affair with a man, a girl poisoned her father and brother in Malpur village in Bihar's Vaishali district, police paid today. The teenaged girl, identified as Khushboo Kumari (13) cooked vegetable laced with a poisonous substance for dinner for her father, Shankar Mahto (35) and brother, Vikas Kumar (12) last night, police said.The father and son died during sleep after consuming the poisonous stuff. Mahto's wife who did not have dinner as she was feeling unwell, had a providential escape, police said.  The bodies have been sent for post-mortem. Kumari confessed to her crime and has been taken into custody on charge of murder of her father and brother, the police said adding that her boyfriend Vijay Kumar and his mother Shanti Devi, who have been made as accused in the case by the girl's mother, Sunita Devi, were absconding. The girl had earlier tried to elope with her lover, but was apprehended by the villagers, Kumar said. PTI

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13 year old girl poisons father and brother in Bihar Hajipur: Perceiving them to be a hurdle in her love affair with a man, a girl poisoned her father and brother in Malpur village in Bihar's Vaishali district, police paid today. The teenaged girl, identified as Khushboo Kumari (13) cooked vegetable laced with a poisonous substance for dinner for her father, Shankar Mahto (35) and brother, Vikas Kumar (12) last night, police said.The father and son died during sleep after consuming the poisonous stuff. Mahto's wife who did not have dinner as she was feeling unwell, had a providential escape, police said.  The bodies have been sent for post-mortem. Kumari confessed to her crime and has been taken into custody on charge of murder of her father and brother, the police said adding that her boyfriend Vijay Kumar and his mother Shanti Devi, who have been made as accused in the case by the girl's mother, Sunita Devi, were absconding. The girl had earlier tried to elope with her lover, but was apprehended by the villagers, Kumar said. PTI

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Pinarayi seeks probe against Sudhakaran Thiruvananthapuram:Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan Saturday asked the Kerala government to register a case and begin an enquiry against Congress Lok Sabha member K. Sudhakaran, following new revelation made in a shooting case. Sudhakaran is a former Kerala state minister and is presently the Lok Sabha member from Kannur. Addressing reporters here, Vijayan said the new revelations have come from a former aide (Prasanth Babu) of Sudhakaran who was also his driver. 'He has revealed that the shooting of the then Kannur CPI-M district secretary E.P. Jayarajan was done after a conspiracy hatched by Sudhakaran at his residence in Kannur,' said Vijayan. Vijayan also said that Babu has revealed that Sudhakaran was behind two other attacks in Kannur in which one person was killed and another seriously injured. Jayarajan, currently a CPI-M legislator from Kannur district, was shot at on board the Rajdhani Express at Chirala in Andhra Pradesh on April 12, 1995 while traveling from New Delhi to Kannur. 'In the light of the new revelation, the home ministry here should give direction to the police to register a case against Sudhakaran,' added Vijayan. 'Babu has said that even though a case was registered against the people who actually did the shooting, Sudhakaran got away after the Congress government here influenced politicians in Andhra Pradesh and his name was not there in the list of accused,' added Vijayan. Reacting to the developments, Jayarajan said that it was known that he was shot by a group of people selected to do the job. 'Now that the name of Sudhakaran has come out, the police should find out the truth,' said Jayarajan. Sudhakaran told reporters that Babu was never a close aide as mentioned but was his driver for just a month. 'I will cooperate with any enquiry and I welcome a probe into the new revelations. But it must be known that Babu, today is unemployed and has lost his job in a bank which is governed by CPI-M members and it is least surprising that since he wants his job, he has to please the CPI-M,' said Sudhakaran. Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan told reporters that the government had a policy to look into the matter if there was any truth in the new revelations. 'The high court the other day upheld a case that we registered based on a new revelation and hence we will enquire into this revelation also,' said Radhakrishnan. Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said that the police have a standard procedure wherein first, they will find out from the person who made the revelation and depending on the veracity of the information, they will decide to go ahead or not

Pinarayi seeks probe against Sudhakaran Thiruvananthapuram:Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan Saturday asked the Kerala government to register a case and begin an enquiry against Congress Lok Sabha member K. Sudhakaran, following new revelation made in a shooting case. Sudhakaran is a former Kerala state minister and is presently the Lok Sabha member from Kannur. Addressing reporters here, Vijayan said the new revelations have come from a former aide (Prasanth Babu) of Sudhakaran who was also his driver. 'He has revealed that the shooting of the then Kannur CPI-M district secretary E.P. Jayarajan was done after a conspiracy hatched by Sudhakaran at his residence in Kannur,' said Vijayan. Vijayan also said that Babu has revealed that Sudhakaran was behind two other attacks in Kannur in which one person was killed and another seriously injured. Jayarajan, currently a CPI-M legislator from Kannur district, was shot at on board the Rajdhani Express at Chirala in Andhra Pradesh on April 12, 1995 while traveling from New Delhi to Kannur. 'In the light of the new revelation, the home ministry here should give direction to the police to register a case against Sudhakaran,' added Vijayan. 'Babu has said that even though a case was registered against the people who actually did the shooting, Sudhakaran got away after the Congress government here influenced politicians in Andhra Pradesh and his name was not there in the list of accused,' added Vijayan. Reacting to the developments, Jayarajan said that it was known that he was shot by a group of people selected to do the job. 'Now that the name of Sudhakaran has come out, the police should find out the truth,' said Jayarajan. Sudhakaran told reporters that Babu was never a close aide as mentioned but was his driver for just a month. 'I will cooperate with any enquiry and I welcome a probe into the new revelations. But it must be known that Babu, today is unemployed and has lost his job in a bank which is governed by CPI-M members and it is least surprising that since he wants his job, he has to please the CPI-M,' said Sudhakaran. Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan told reporters that the government had a policy to look into the matter if there was any truth in the new revelations. 'The high court the other day upheld a case that we registered based on a new revelation and hence we will enquire into this revelation also,' said Radhakrishnan. Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said that the police have a standard procedure wherein first, they will find out from the person who made the revelation and depending on the veracity of the information, they will decide to go ahead or not

Pinarayi seeks probe against Sudhakaran Thiruvananthapuram:Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan Saturday asked the Kerala government to register a case and begin an enquiry against Congress Lok Sabha member K. Sudhakaran, following new revelation made in a shooting case. Sudhakaran is a former Kerala state minister and is presently the Lok Sabha member from Kannur. Addressing reporters here, Vijayan said the new revelations have come from a former aide (Prasanth Babu) of Sudhakaran who was also his driver. 'He has revealed that the shooting of the then Kannur CPI-M district secretary E.P. Jayarajan was done after a conspiracy hatched by Sudhakaran at his residence in Kannur,' said Vijayan. Vijayan also said that Babu has revealed that Sudhakaran was behind two other attacks in Kannur in which one person was killed and another seriously injured.Jayarajan, currently a CPI-M legislator from Kannur district, was shot at on board the Rajdhani Express at Chirala in Andhra Pradesh on April 12, 1995 while traveling from New Delhi to Kannur. 'In the light of the new revelation, the home ministry here should give direction to the police to register a case against Sudhakaran,' added Vijayan. 'Babu has said that even though a case was registered against the people who actually did the shooting, Sudhakaran got away after the Congress government here influenced politicians in Andhra Pradesh and his name was not there in the list of accused,' added Vijayan. Reacting to the developments, Jayarajan said that it was known that he was shot by a group of people selected to do the job. 'Now that the name of Sudhakaran has come out, the police should find out the truth,' said Jayarajan. Sudhakaran told reporters that Babu was never a close aide as mentioned but was his driver for just a month. 'I will cooperate with any enquiry and I welcome a probe into the new revelations. But it must be known that Babu, today is unemployed and has lost his job in a bank which is governed by CPI-M members and it is least surprising that since he wants his job, he has to please the CPI-M,' said Sudhakaran. Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan told reporters that the government had a policy to look into the matter if there was any truth in the new revelations. 'The high court the other day upheld a case that we registered based on a new revelation and hence we will enquire into this revelation also,' said Radhakrishnan. Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said that the police have a standard procedure wherein first, they will find out from the person who made the revelation and depending on the veracity of the information, they will decide to go ahead or not.

Pinarayi seeks probe against Sudhakaran Thiruvananthapuram:Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan Saturday asked the Kerala government to register a case and begin an enquiry against Congress Lok Sabha member K. Sudhakaran, following new revelation made in a shooting case. Sudhakaran is a former Kerala state minister and is presently the Lok Sabha member from Kannur. Addressing reporters here, Vijayan said the new revelations have come from a former aide (Prasanth Babu) of Sudhakaran who was also his driver. 'He has revealed that the shooting of the then Kannur CPI-M district secretary E.P. Jayarajan was done after a conspiracy hatched by Sudhakaran at his residence in Kannur,' said Vijayan. Vijayan also said that Babu has revealed that Sudhakaran was behind two other attacks in Kannur in which one person was killed and another seriously injured.Jayarajan, currently a CPI-M legislator from Kannur district, was shot at on board the Rajdhani Express at Chirala in Andhra Pradesh on April 12, 1995 while traveling from New Delhi to Kannur. 'In the light of the new revelation, the home ministry here should give direction to the police to register a case against Sudhakaran,' added Vijayan. 'Babu has said that even though a case was registered against the people who actually did the shooting, Sudhakaran got away after the Congress government here influenced politicians in Andhra Pradesh and his name was not there in the list of accused,' added Vijayan. Reacting to the developments, Jayarajan said that it was known that he was shot by a group of people selected to do the job. 'Now that the name of Sudhakaran has come out, the police should find out the truth,' said Jayarajan. Sudhakaran told reporters that Babu was never a close aide as mentioned but was his driver for just a month. 'I will cooperate with any enquiry and I welcome a probe into the new revelations. But it must be known that Babu, today is unemployed and has lost his job in a bank which is governed by CPI-M members and it is least surprising that since he wants his job, he has to please the CPI-M,' said Sudhakaran. Home Minister T. Radhakrishnan told reporters that the government had a policy to look into the matter if there was any truth in the new revelations. 'The high court the other day upheld a case that we registered based on a new revelation and hence we will enquire into this revelation also,' said Radhakrishnan. Director General of Police Jacob Punnoose said that the police have a standard procedure wherein first, they will find out from the person who made the revelation and depending on the veracity of the information, they will decide to go ahead or not.

Blast injures two at state-run hospital in Kolkata

A small explosion rocked the National Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata injuring two persons, police sources said.

Two sweepers of the hospital were injured when a plastic container containing some carbide material exploded with a bang when they tried to shake it, the sources said.

No patient was, however, injured, police said, adding, it was a small explosion.

The bomb squad personnel have arrived to investigate the matter.

The college principal Shiddhartha Chakraborty said normal hospital services were not affected.PTI

Blast injures two at state-run hospital in Kolkata

A small explosion rocked the National Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata injuring two persons, police sources said.

Two sweepers of the hospital were injured when a plastic container containing some carbide material exploded with a bang when they tried to shake it, the sources said.

No patient was, however, injured, police said, adding, it was a small explosion.

The bomb squad personnel have arrived to investigate the matter.

The college principal Shiddhartha Chakraborty said normal hospital services were not affected.PTI

Chandy blames CPM legal system Thrissur: Chief minister Oommen Chandy criticised the CPM for challenging the legal system and said the attack unleashed in front of the Vadakara court is proof for this. There are difference of opinion in the Left itself on the Kozhikode bandh. The CM said that only the CPM will be responsible for CPM's downfall. He was speaking to mediapersons in Thrissur on Saturday.          Posted on :17:25:47 Jun 29, 2012

Chandy blames CPM legal system Thrissur: Chief minister Oommen Chandy criticised the CPM for challenging the legal system and said the attack unleashed in front of the Vadakara court is proof for this. There are difference of opinion in the Left itself on the Kozhikode bandh. The CM said that only the CPM will be responsible for CPM's downfall. He was speaking to mediapersons in Thrissur on Saturday.          Posted on :17:25:47 Jun 29, 2012

PM voices concern over quality of medical educ PUDUCHERRY: Expressing concern over the quality of medical education, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said a "credible regulatory" mechanism should be put in place and a "serious look" given at the curriculum. "There is a perception of deteriorating quality. We cannot allow this situation to continue. We must put in place a credible regulatory and institutional mechanism to help develop standards in our medical education," he said in his address at the third convocation in Jawaharlal Institute of Post graduate Medical Education and Research in Puducherry. He said a serious look at the curriculum for medical education needs to be taken so that doctors are trained to look at health in a holistic manner that goes beyond a narrow clinical and technology-driven approach. Observing that the country faces "serious challenges" in assuring the health and well-being of people, he said, health indicators continue to be poor and high mortality rates of infants and pregnant women have been a cause of serious concern. Despite decades of implementing health and family welfare programmes, the country was still faced with a situation where two thirds of health expenditure was borne by people from out of their pockets, with a large proportion of this expenditure being on purchase of drugs, he said. "Our government has decided to continue the National Rural Health Mission for the next five years. We are now proposing a new National Urban Health Mission in order to focus on the health challenges in our towns and cities," he said in the presence of union health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and others. Singh said shortage of doctors, nurses and public health professionals was emerging as one of the most important impediments to providing universal health coverage and this was acute in rural areas, particularly in northern, central and eastern regions of the country. Against a desirable rate of one doctor per 1,000 population and three nurses per doctor, the country has one doctor per 2,000 people and three nurses for every two doctors, he said. "The Centre and the state governments, particularly state governments of the under-served regions, need to put their heads together, prepare strategies and implement urgent measures to remedy the situation," he said.

PM voices concern over quality of medical educ PUDUCHERRY: Expressing concern over the quality of medical education, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said a "credible regulatory" mechanism should be put in place and a "serious look" given at the curriculum. "There is a perception of deteriorating quality. We cannot allow this situation to continue. We must put in place a credible regulatory and institutional mechanism to help develop standards in our medical education," he said in his address at the third convocation in Jawaharlal Institute of Post graduate Medical Education and Research in Puducherry. He said a serious look at the curriculum for medical education needs to be taken so that doctors are trained to look at health in a holistic manner that goes beyond a narrow clinical and technology-driven approach. Observing that the country faces "serious challenges" in assuring the health and well-being of people, he said, health indicators continue to be poor and high mortality rates of infants and pregnant women have been a cause of serious concern. Despite decades of implementing health and family welfare programmes, the country was still faced with a situation where two thirds of health expenditure was borne by people from out of their pockets, with a large proportion of this expenditure being on purchase of drugs, he said. "Our government has decided to continue the National Rural Health Mission for the next five years. We are now proposing a new National Urban Health Mission in order to focus on the health challenges in our towns and cities," he said in the presence of union health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and others. Singh said shortage of doctors, nurses and public health professionals was emerging as one of the most important impediments to providing universal health coverage and this was acute in rural areas, particularly in northern, central and eastern regions of the country. Against a desirable rate of one doctor per 1,000 population and three nurses per doctor, the country has one doctor per 2,000 people and three nurses for every two doctors, he said. "The Centre and the state governments, particularly state governments of the under-served regions, need to put their heads together, prepare strategies and implement urgent measures to remedy the situation," he said.

 Two injured in explosion at Kolkata hospital. KOLKATA: A small explosion rocked the National Medical College and Hospital in the city injuring two persons, police sources said Saturday.

Two sweepers of the National Medical College Hospital were injured when a plastic container containing some carbide material exploded with a bang when they tried to shake it, the sources said.
No patient was, however, injured, police said.
The bomb squad personnel have arrived at the hospital.
The Medical College Principal, Shiddhartha Chakraborty, said normal hospital services were not affected.

 Two injured in explosion at Kolkata hospital. KOLKATA: A small explosion rocked the National Medical College and Hospital in the city injuring two persons, police sources said Saturday.

Two sweepers of the National Medical College Hospital were injured when a plastic container containing some carbide material exploded with a bang when they tried to shake it, the sources said.
No patient was, however, injured, police said.
The bomb squad personnel have arrived at the hospital.
The Medical College Principal, Shiddhartha Chakraborty, said normal hospital services were not affected.

.   Assam MLA and her second husband beaten up.

KARIMGANJ (ASSAM): Congress MLA Rumi Nath and her second husband Jaki Jakir, whom she married without divorcing her first husband, were beaten up and injured by a mob at Karimganj town in Assam, police said today. "Nath and Jaki Jakir were beaten up by a mob of more than 200 people at a hotel in the town where they were staying late last night", superintendent of police Pradip Pujari said. The mob was angry at the second marriage of Nath to Jakir last month, police sources said. Nath, who is pregnant, and Jakir were severely injured and profusely bleeding before they were whisked away by police immediately after the incident, the sources said. The duo, after medical treatment, is being escorted to the state capital Guwahati, Pujari said. Nath, representing Borkhola assembly constituency in Barak Valley, had created a furore by announcing her marriage with Jakir without divorcing her first husband. Her first husband Rakesh Singh, with whom she has a two-year-old daughter, had filed an FIR that his wife was missing last month. Rumi Nath was first elected to the Assembly in 2006 on a BJP ticket from Borkhola constituency and later defected to the Congress and won the seat a second time in the 2011 elections.

.   Assam MLA and her second husband beaten up.

KARIMGANJ (ASSAM): Congress MLA Rumi Nath and her second husband Jaki Jakir, whom she married without divorcing her first husband, were beaten up and injured by a mob at Karimganj town in Assam, police said today. "Nath and Jaki Jakir were beaten up by a mob of more than 200 people at a hotel in the town where they were staying late last night", superintendent of police Pradip Pujari said. The mob was angry at the second marriage of Nath to Jakir last month, police sources said. Nath, who is pregnant, and Jakir were severely injured and profusely bleeding before they were whisked away by police immediately after the incident, the sources said. The duo, after medical treatment, is being escorted to the state capital Guwahati, Pujari said. Nath, representing Borkhola assembly constituency in Barak Valley, had created a furore by announcing her marriage with Jakir without divorcing her first husband. Her first husband Rakesh Singh, with whom she has a two-year-old daughter, had filed an FIR that his wife was missing last month. Rumi Nath was first elected to the Assembly in 2006 on a BJP ticket from Borkhola constituency and later defected to the Congress and won the seat a second time in the 2011 elections.

Hartal hits normal life in Kozhikode

KOZHIKODE: Normal life was partially affected in politically sensitive Kozhikode following a hartal called by the CPI (M) in protest against the arrest of senior leader P Mohanan in connection with the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader T P Chandrasekharan.

Private buses, the main source transportation in the district, were off the roads due to the dawn-to-dusk hartal, prompting people to stay indoors. Shops, business establishments and educational institutions were closed and offices reported thin attendance in the absence of transport

Hartal hits normal life in Kozhikode

KOZHIKODE: Normal life was partially affected in politically sensitive Kozhikode following a hartal called by the CPI (M) in protest against the arrest of senior leader P Mohanan in connection with the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader T P Chandrasekharan.

Private buses, the main source transportation in the district, were off the roads due to the dawn-to-dusk hartal, prompting people to stay indoors. Shops, business establishments and educational institutions were closed and offices reported thin attendance in the absence of transport

CU to conduct re-exam for 2,500 students.

KOZHIKODE: The Calicut univercity has decided to conduct re-examinations for around 2,500 degree students, whose answer sheets could not be identified as a result of damaged barcodes.The decision to conduct re-examination was taken at the university syndicate meeting held on Friday based on the recommendation of the examinations standing committee. The meeting decided that the re- examination would be done on a war footing and the results would be published within 20 days.

As many as 46 BCom students, whose answer papers have gone missing from the varsity, will also appear for re-examination.The non-publication of results of students who have finished their six semester degree course, mainly due to damaged barcodes or in some cases due to missing of answer sheets, have been haunting the varsity, as it has been desperately trying to wrap up the course of the first batch of degree students passing out under the choice based credit semester system. The varsity has published the final results of the BA, BCom and BSc courses, except that of the 2,500 odd students.

T P Ahmed, member of the Syndicate examination standing committeesaid that the damaged barcodes were the reason for the non-publication of results in majority of cases. "There have been instances of issuance of duplicate barcodes in some cases. We intend to solve the entire issue by conducting a re-examination for all the affected students. The re-examination process will be fast tracked to announce the result within the next 20 days," he said.

The syndicate meeting also decided to take steps for setting up three model colleges in Palakkad, Malappuram and Wayanad districts under the UGC's programme to set up model degree colleges in 374 educationally backward districts,.

The meeting also approved starting of self-financing courses in M Ed and diploma course in early childhood care and education at the Vadagara teacher education centre. The department of lifelong learning and extension would start M>A>course in counseling.

CU to conduct re-exam for 2,500 students.

KOZHIKODE: The Calicut univercity has decided to conduct re-examinations for around 2,500 degree students, whose answer sheets could not be identified as a result of damaged barcodes.The decision to conduct re-examination was taken at the university syndicate meeting held on Friday based on the recommendation of the examinations standing committee. The meeting decided that the re- examination would be done on a war footing and the results would be published within 20 days.

As many as 46 BCom students, whose answer papers have gone missing from the varsity, will also appear for re-examination.The non-publication of results of students who have finished their six semester degree course, mainly due to damaged barcodes or in some cases due to missing of answer sheets, have been haunting the varsity, as it has been desperately trying to wrap up the course of the first batch of degree students passing out under the choice based credit semester system. The varsity has published the final results of the BA, BCom and BSc courses, except that of the 2,500 odd students.

T P Ahmed, member of the Syndicate examination standing committee said that the damaged barcodes were the reason for the non-publication of results in majority of cases. "There have been instances of issuance of duplicate barcodes in some cases. We intend to solve the entire issue by conducting a re-examination for all the affected students. The re-examination process will be fast tracked to announce the result within the next 20 days," he said.

The syndicate meeting also decided to take steps for setting up three model colleges in Palakkad, Malappuram and Wayanad districts under the UGC's programme to set up model degree colleges in 374 educationally backward districts,.

The meeting also approved starting of self-financing courses in M Ed and diploma course in early childhood care and education at the Vadagara teacher education centre. The department of lifelong learning and extension would start M>A>course in counseling.

7-year-old raped by distant relative in Barmer

JAISALMER: In another shameless act, a seven-year-old girl was raped by a distant relative in Chauhatan township in Barmerdistrict on Thursday night.
The family was shocked to find the girl bleeding when she reached home. After enquiring her about the episode, the family approached the police.
The police brought a few youths before the girl, among whom she identified the accused. The youth has been arrested.
According to the police, Sukhdev Soni, a resident of Sundar Nagar in Chauhatan, registered a complaint after his daughter reached home bleeding.
When quizzed, the girl said one Atal Kumar Soni (28) lured her to his house on the pretext of offering her sweets, and raped her.
The girl is undergoing treatment at a local hospital.
On hearing this the family took the child to the hospital where she is undergoing treatment. During the identification parade, the victim identified the youth along with police taking the matter seriously has arrested the culprit.

7-year-old raped by distant relative in Barmer

JAISALMER: In another shameless act, a seven-year-old girl was raped by a distant relative in Chauhatan township in Barmerdistrict on Thursday night.
The family was shocked to find the girl bleeding when she reached home. After enquiring her about the episode, the family approached the police.
The police brought a few youths before the girl, among whom she identified the accused. The youth has been arrested.
According to the police, Sukhdev Soni, a resident of Sundar Nagar in Chauhatan, registered a complaint after his daughter reached home bleeding.
When quizzed, the girl said one Atal Kumar Soni (28) lured her to his house on the pretext of offering her sweets, and raped her.
The girl is undergoing treatment at a local hospital.
On hearing this the family took the child to the hospital where she is undergoing treatment. During the identification parade, the victim identified the youth along with police taking the matter seriously has arrested the culprit.

Teen raped by 5 youths repeatedly for 20 days.

JAIPUR: Sixteen-year-old girl from Jaipur rural's Rainwal  police station area survived a 20-day long nightmare where in she was repeatedly raped by five youths in the forest area near Jatoli village  in  Ajmer district.The teenager managed to escape and inform her family who then approached the pol near Jatoli village  in  Ajmer district ice on Friday evening. An FIR has been lodged but no arrest has been made yet.

During the entire period, the girl was confined in an SUV in which she was allegedly abducted by the youths.According to the police, the victim is a resident of Danta Ramgarh area of Sikar district and had come to spend her summer holidays at an aunt's place after appearing in Class XII examinations.

"She had gone missing  from her aunt's house on June 4. The family registered a missing complaint with the police said Munendra Singh, SHO, Rainwal.He said that someone informed the police on June 24 that the girl was left stranded at a place near Ajmer Road. "The police found the girl and handed her over to the family members. They came to the police station on Friday evening again and said she was gangraped," the officer said.

As per the family members, the girl was abducted by the youths, of whom three belonged to her village, while the others were not known to her."The girl was pursuing a beautician's course from Rainwal and was on her way to the institute when she was forced into a Bolero by these five youths," the officer said.

According to the girl, she was kept in the forest area near Ajmer's Jatoli village. "She says that she was kept in the car for 20 days and the five youths took turns to rape her. She says she was repeatedly raped," he said. The victim claimed that she was made to eat and sleep in the car only.

The reports of the medical examination of the victim are awaited. "Three youths-- Jagdish, Bhanwar Lal and Prabhu-- are from the same village. The girl has named two others - Shakti Singh and Sunil. We are trying to identify them too," the officer said. Teams have been rushed to various place to nab the accused men.

Teen raped by 5 youths repeatedly for 20 days.

JAIPUR: Sixteen-year-old girl from Jaipur rural's Rainwal  police station area survived a 20-day long nightmare where in she was repeatedly raped by five youths in the forest area near Jatoli village  in  Ajmer district.The teenager managed to escape and inform her family who then approached the pol near Jatoli village  in  Ajmer district ice on Friday evening. An FIR has been lodged but no arrest has been made yet.

During the entire period, the girl was confined in an SUV in which she was allegedly abducted by the youths.According to the police, the victim is a resident of Danta Ramgarh area of Sikar district and had come to spend her summer holidays at an aunt's place after appearing in Class XII examinations.

"She had gone missing  from her aunt's house on June 4. The family registered a missing complaint with the police said Munendra Singh, SHO, Rainwal.He said that someone informed the police on June 24 that the girl was left stranded at a place near Ajmer Road. "The police found the girl and handed her over to the family members. They came to the police station on Friday evening again and said she was gangraped," the officer said.

As per the family members, the girl was abducted by the youths, of whom three belonged to her village, while the others were not known to her."The girl was pursuing a beautician's course from Rainwal and was on her way to the institute when she was forced into a Bolero by these five youths," the officer said.

According to the girl, she was kept in the forest area near Ajmer's Jatoli village. "She says that she was kept in the car for 20 days and the five youths took turns to rape her. She says she was repeatedly raped," he said. The victim claimed that she was made to eat and sleep in the car only.

The reports of the medical examination of the victim are awaited. "Three youths-- Jagdish, Bhanwar Lal and Prabhu-- are from the same village. The girl has named two others - Shakti Singh and Sunil. We are trying to identify them too," the officer said. Teams have been rushed to various place to nab the accused men.

Man kills mother, brother for a rupee.

AJMER: A 38-year-old man brutally killed his mother and younger brother just because they denied lending a rupee for a gutka.Sources said the younger brother had abused and insulted the accused for not earning. Later the accused killed his mother and brother with sharp weapons at night. Police on Friday evening arrested the man.

According to police, gvarsibai, a resident of Palbisla near Satynarayan temple, was a widow and was surviving on the pension of her deceased husband Ram Lal. She along with her two sons  Kishan (38) andRaju (35) were living in the parental house. "There were regular fights in the family and Kishan was disturbed and shout mostly in night," neighbours told police.

Raju was working as a labor in the construction sector and he was a habitual drinker. "Last night, Raju came home drunk and there was some quarrel between the brothers when Kishan asked a rupee from his mother. Raju intervened and asked his mother not to give a single paisa," police said.

As fight ensued between the brothers, Raju abused Ksihan as a "madman" and earn nothing. "There were loud cries coming from the house and it was regular event," neighbours said.

During interrogation, Kishan told police that he felt humiliated and decided to take revenge. "When both his mother and brother were sleeping, Kishan took out the flaps of the ceiling fan and attacked his mother first and then Raju. There was blood everywhere but Kishan was not satisfied and brought an iron rod from courtyard and again attacked the bodies," police said.

In the morning, Kishan told people that his mother and brother were murdered and cried before them. "On receiving the information, we rushed to the spot and found brutally murdered bodies. We were assuming of a theft first," an official said. Kishan denied anything to do with the murder and cried all time for his mother. "We suspected Kishan and detained him for interrogation," police said.

The bodies were sent for post-mortem and police interrogated Kishan for eight hours after which he finally "admitted" to committing the murders. "We have arrested Kishan in the double murder case and waiting for the post-mortem report," said officials.

A year ago, a similar case came into light in Christian ganj where a boy with the help of his friends killed his mother and brother just to get the full compensation amount of the insurance policy of his deceased father.