Bhopal: New laws have come into force across the country from July 1, 2024. Bhopal’s Ratibad police station has registered a case of having physical relations against a youth under new laws on the report of a girl. This is the first case of this kind registered in the entire city, in which physical relations were made with the girl by making a false promise of marriage and later the promise was not fulfilled. This action has been taken against a professor of a private college.
According to the police, the 28-year-old girl was formerly an assistant professor in a private college. About two years ago in December 2022, she met a 32-year-old youth named Mithun in connection with the admission of children. Mithun lives in Ratibad and is a professor in a private college. Later both of them started meeting. During this time, when Mithun proposed marriage to the girl, she accepted it.
In June 2023, Mithun took the girl with him and had physical relations with her. He continued to have physical relations with the girl even later. After a few days, Mithun married another girl, so the victim stopped meeting him. After some time of marriage, Mithun told the girl that he would divorce his wife and marry her, but he did not do so.
When Mithun again pressurized the girl to have physical relations recently, the victim went to the police station and lodged a complaint. Police have registered a case against Mithun on the victim’s report under section 69 of the new law for having physical relations with her by making a false promise of marriage. This is the first such report registered under the new law in Bhopal city.
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Youth roaming with a knife caught
TT Nagar police has arrested a youth roaming with a knife near Depot Square. A case has been registered against the accused under Arms Act. According to the police, on Monday night at around 10 o’clock, information was received that a youth with a bandage tied on his head was roaming with a knife at Depot Square. After getting the information, the police reached the spot and detained the suspect. On interrogation, he told his name as Akash Raikwar, resident of TT Nagar. On searching, a knife kept illegally with him was recovered. The police has registered a case against the accused under Arms Act.
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Jewellery worth Rs. 3.20 lakh stolen from purse of a female passenger
The series of theft of passengers’ belongings in trains passing through the capital continues. Thieves stole jewellery worth Rs. 3.20 lakh from the purse of a woman who had come to Bhopal from Kala Peepal to celebrate the festival of Rakshabandhan. Many other passengers’ belongings worth thousands have also been stolen. According to the information, Rekha Sharma, who lives in Kala Peepal, had come to Bhopal to celebrate the festival of Rakshabandhan. When she got down from the women’s general compartment of Indore Bhopal Intercity Express at Bhopal’s platform number 3, she saw that the chain near her was open.
On checking, it was found that the small purse kept inside was missing. Inside the missing purse were two and a half tola weighing Mangalsutra, one tola weighing gold earrings, two gold rings weighing one tola and 20 thousand rupees in cash. Panicked, she went straight from the station to her home in Kolar Road and later went to GRP with her family and filed a report of theft. Police have registered a case against unknown thieves.
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Woman’s mobile stolen from backpack
During the journey, thieves stole mobile phone and cash worth 15 thousand rupees from another woman’s backpack. Sandhya Rathore, who lives in Anuppur, reached Bhopal station to go to Anuppur after visiting Kubereshwar Dham. There was a lot of crowd while boarding the general coach of the train. After boarding the train, Sandhya saw that the chain of her backpack was open. When she checked inside, the mobile phone and cash worth 1500 rupees were missing.
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3 mobile phones stolen from youth’s pocket
Three mobile phones worth Rs 50,000 were stolen from the pocket of a youth sleeping under the over bridge at Bhopal railway station. He also had two mobile phones of his friends in his pocket. GRP has registered a case against unknown thieves. Footage of CCTV cameras installed at the spot is being examined.
