15 killed, 5 injured after truck overturns in Jalgaon
Jalgaon: Fifteen people were killed and five others injured after a truck carrying labourers overturned and fell into a roadside pit in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district in the wee hours of Monday, the police said.
The accident took place near a temple in Kingaon village around 1 am when the papaya-laden truck was on its way to Yawal tehsil in Jalgaon from Dhule, an official from Yawal police station said.
The deceased included two children, aged 3 and 5 years, and a 15-year-old girl.
A 14-year-old boy, who was sleeping on top of the truck, escaped unhurt, the official said.
Cannot Say Children Can’t Differentiate Between ‘Good Touch, Bad Touch’: POCSO Court
While denying bail to a man accused of molesting a five-year-old girl, the court noted that ‘it cannot be said that she (victim) is not aware about good touch or bad touch’
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A special Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) court in Mumbai noted that even children know the difference between “good touch and bad touch”, while denying bail to a man accused of molesting a five-year-old girl. The order was passed by the court on February 6 and a copy of it was made available on Tuesday.
Puppy Burnt to Death in Madhya Pradesh
The incident occurred when some people burnt shrubs and bushes apparently to keep snakes and other animals away in a residential area of Mandsaur district
| 8 Feb 2021 10:59 AM GMT
Mandsaur: In a bizarre incident, a puppy was charred to death in Madhya Pradesh s Mandsaur district on February 8.
According to reports, police have registered a case against unidentified persons based on a complaint filed by one Om Badodiya.
Meanwhile, Om Badodiya in his complaint alleged that nine puppies were killed in the incident that took place on Friday in Y D Nagar, however, the police have recovered one carcass so far from the spot.
Delhi Police File Case Against Two NGOs Run by Ex-IAS Officer Harsh Mander
Umeed Aman Ghar and Khushi Rainbow Home in south Delhi were booked after an inspection by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Harsh Mander. Photo: Flickr/IFPRI South Asia CC BY NC ND 2.0
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New Delhi: A case has been registered under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act over alleged violations by two NGOs in south Delhi, police said on Thursday.
According to police, a case under Sections 75 and 83(2) of the Juvenile Justice Act along with Indian Penal Code Section 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant) has been registered on Tuesday at Mehrauli police station on the complaint of the registrar of National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) against alleged violations in Umeed Aman Ghar and Khushi Rainbow Home in south Delhi, both established by Centre for Equity Studies (CSE).