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Vishnu seeks to become approver in actor rape case
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He was accused of smuggling phone to jail to aid extortion
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He was accused of smuggling phone to jail to aid extortion
After Vipinlal, the first approver in the sensational actor rape case, Vishnu, another accused, has approached the court seeking permission for becoming an approver.
Vishnu, tenth accused, approached the special court considering the case on Thursday, offering to admit his role in the crime booked against him and reveal all facts that he knew about the case.
He was accused of smuggling a mobile phone to the jail, which he handed over to Sunilkumar, aka ‘Pulser’ Suni, first accused.
The programme will target remand prisoners aged between 18 and 24 Coimbatore Central Prison will soon launch a rehabilitation programme for remand prisoners, who are first-time offenders, which aims to keep them away from crimes after their release.
The programme named ‘PATTAM’ (Personality Attitude Transformation Therapeutic Assistance Management) will target remand prisoners aged between 18 and 24 who serve judicial remand for their first-time offence.
According to prison authorities, PATTAM was introduced in Central Prison –II, Puzhal, through Chennai-based trust PRISM (Prisoners Reform Intervention Support Mission) in 2019.
G.B. Senthamaraikannan, former Superintendent of Central Prison-II, Puzhal, who took charge as the Superintendent of Coimbatore Central Prison last week, mooted the idea of replicating the programme here.
Updated Jan 20, 2021 | 13:10 IST
The accused identified as Nagnath Jadhav attacked with wife with acid after he suspected that his wife was having an affair with a man. The court has also imposed a fine of Rs 40,000 on the man. | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The victim told police that her husband left the house and return immediately with a pink glass in his hand.
Defence rejected woman s allegations and claimed someone from the neighbourhood attacked her.
Mumbai: A court in Mumbai has sentenced a man to three years rigorous imprisonment nine years after he attacked his wife with acid. The woman was left visually impaired in one eye after the incident.
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MUMBAI: Nine years after a 50-year-old Ghatkopar man flung acid on his wife’s face, leaving her visually impaired in one eye, a magistrate court recently convicted and sentenced him to three years’ rigorous imprisonment. The man has also been ordered to pay Rs 40,000 to the woman, a mother of three and a social worker. The accused, Nagnath Jadhav, attacked his wife, Shubhangi Jadhav, as he believed she was involved in an affair.
“It seems that the offence was committed in order to teach a lesson to the informant (the victim) as she had relations with (one) Sameer but this fact is not proved. The informant has two boys and one girl. The children are with the informant. Considering the aggravating and mitigating circumstances, it seems that the aggravating circumstances are on a higher footing. Therefore, deterrent punishment has to be awarded to him,” the court said.