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Woman Police officer’s death; Accused Ajas succumbed to injuries
Alappuzha: The accused in woman police officer Soumya’s death at Vallikkunnam in Mavelikkara, Ajas succumbed to injuries. The Ajas was CPO in Aluva station was suspended yesterday for committing this crime.
More than 50% of burns were caused by Ajas kidney and lung function. Meanwhile, the burial of Soumya, who was killed by Ajas, will take place Thursday at Vallikkunnu. Ajas had told the magistrate that her refusal to marry him had led to the murder. Ajas said in the statement that he had caught the fire after setting Soumya to fire.
Soumya’s son had said that he was responsible for any incident. The police had confirmed they were friends. Earlier, Ernakulam Rural District Police had suspended Ajas. The action was based on a report by the investigating team. SP K Karthik also said that a departmental inquiry will be held into the role of Ajas in the murder.
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Ajas suspended from service; Health condition is critical, reports
Vallikkunnam: CPO at Aluva traffic station- N A Ajas, accused of murdering police officer Soumya, was suspended from service. Ernakulam Rural SP K. Karthik issued the order. The SP ordered to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident.
Meanwhile, the doctors have reported that the condition of Ajas has worsened. He is under treatment at ICU at Alappuzha Medical College. He got burned while set to fire Soumya. The doctors said that Ajas suffering from Pneumonia, from Tuesday night.
Muzaffarpur brain fever: death toll rises to 150
Patna: The number of child death from brain fever in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district has reached 150. Most of the patients are being treated at Kejriwal Hospital and Krishna Medical College.
At the same time, the allegations that the cause of death is poisoning of lichi fruit are being investigated. The Bihar government has announced that more doctors will be appointed in the affected areas.
The Supreme Court is likely to hear the petition seeking immediate intervention in the treatment of children with brain fever on June 24. A vacation bench of Justices Deepak Gupta and Surya Kant decided to hear the plea in the public interest plea filed by lawyers Manohar Pratap and Sanpreet Singh Ajmavi.
The petition was filed in the Supreme Court seeking the formation of a special team of health experts to provide expert treatment to children. The petition also calls for the Bihar government to issue an urgent order to set up a 500-bed special intensive care unit and provide free medical treatment, considering the special situation.
The state government has failed to take adequate measures to prevent and treat the disease. The petition also sought to provide compensation of Rs 10 lakh each to the families of the deceased.
Bihar’s heat wave: death toll rises to 184
Patna: In Bihar, the heat wave increases day by day. The death toll from the heat wave has risen to 184. The temperature is 45 degrees Celsius.
Gaya has declared the highest temperature in the state. At least 35 people died of sunburn. Due to the unbearable heat, the government has announced a holiday for schools till 22 this month.
Om Birla elected as Lok Sabha Speaker
New Delhi: Om Birla elected as Lok Sabha Speaker. The name was proposed by Home Minister Amit Shah. Om Birla is a BJP member from the Rajasthan Fort.
Three suicide bomb blasts kill at least 30 in Nigeria
Lagos: In Nigeria’s northeastern region, 30 people were killed in a suicide bomb blast. Three suicide bombs exploded in Maiduguri, the capital city of Borneo, in Nigeria.
About 40 people were injured. One of the suicide bombers was stopped by a building owner avoided a huge accident. Nine people died on the spot and the others died in the hospital. At the same time, no one takes responsibility for the attack.
Ayodhya terror attack: Four accused get life term; one acquitted
Allahabad: Four persons have been sentenced to life imprisonment in the 2005 Ayodhya terror attack case. The Allahabad special court awarded the death sentence. The fifth accused in the case was acquitted after being found not guilty. The accused were also fined Rs 2.4 lakh. Fourteen years after the Ayodhya terror attack, the special court in Prayag Raj ruled the case.
Seven people, including five Lashkar-e-Taiba militants were killed and three CRPF personnel were injured in the attack. UP police arrested Irfan, Aashiq Iqbal (Farooq), Shakeel Ahmed, Mohammed Naseem, and Mohammed Aziz.
They were arrested for aiding terrorists. Muhammad Aziz was acquitted in the case. The sentencing comes just 14 years after the incident. On July 5, 2005, a temporary temple in the disputed area of Ayodhya was attacked. The terrorists, disguised as pilgrims, set off a bomb in a rented jeep and exploded. Terrorists also fired ammunition, including a rocket launcher. Five terrorists were killed in the clashes. Two villagers also were killed.
Earthquake in China; 11 deaths, 122 injured
Beijing: Earthquake hit southwestern China. Networks Center reported that 6.0-magnitude tremor has been recorded in China. Official news agency Xinhua reported 11 dead. 122 people were injured.
The quake struck at Sichuan Province around 10.55 pm local time. It is about 16 km deep underground. There were four further earthquakes struck in the region. The city of Yibin’s Chongqing and Gongxian counties are reported to be causing significant damage. Xinhua reported that buildings and homes in the city were damaged. Videos and pictures circulating on social media have been indicative of damage. Rescue operations are ongoing in the area. No further information has been released about the damages.
