Bhopal: In Ratibad area, a 5-year-old innocent girl suffered serious injuries after an iron gate fell on her. The family took the girl to the hospital for treatment, where the doctors declared her dead. The police registered a case and after conducting the post-mortem, handed over the body to the family.
According to the police, Kamlesh Kushwaha is originally from Ashok Nagar. Currently, he lives with his family at a farm house in Kushalpura Ratibad and works as a watchman there. On Tuesday morning, his wife was going out. Her 5-year-old daughter Devanshi Kushwaha was following her.
The wife tried to pull the channel gate of the farm house and close it, when it came off and fell on the girl. The girl suffered serious injuries after being pressed by the iron flap. The family took her to AIIMS hospital for treatment, where after some time the doctors declared Devanshi dead. The police is investigating the matter.
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B.Com student dies after consuming poison
A B.Com student living in Kolar area died after consuming poisonous substance. No suicide note has been found with him, but initial investigation has revealed that the student was asking for money from his father, but he refused to give it. At present, after registering a case and conducting a postmortem, the body has been handed over to the family. The real reason for consuming poison will be revealed after investigation.
According to the police, Satendra Maran, son of Jasbhan Singh Maran (20), lived on Nayapura Kolar Road and was studying B.Com final year. His father does ancestral farming as well as private work. On Tuesday night, when Satendra suddenly started vomiting, the family took him to a private hospital in Chunabhatti for treatment. Here, after some time, the doctors declared him dead. After receiving information from the hospital, the police reached the spot, registered a case, conducted a postmortem and handed over the body to the family.
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Fraud of Rs 35 lakh in the name of insurance policy
Habibganj police has registered a case of fraud against cyber fraudsters on the report of an elderly person. The accused had transferred about Rs 35 lakh online in lieu of payment of the insurance policy on maturity. On realizing the fraud, the complainant complained about the matter to the police, after which the police registered a case. The fraudsters are being searched on the basis of their mobile numbers. According to the information, Atul Kumar (69) lives in Arera Colony. After retiring from a semi-government department, he does trading in the stock market. About three months ago, one of his insurance policies matured, for which he was to get about Rs 45 lakh. During this time, an unknown person called him and informed him about the maturity of the policy and asked him to transfer Rs 5500 online to start the payment process. Falling into his trap, Atul Kumar made the payment on the UPI number given to him. After that, about Rs 35 lakh was transferred online in the name of various types of processing fees including GST charge, bank charge, NOC. The details of the mobile numbers mentioned by the complainant and the information of the account holders are being collected.
