Karnataka woman bravely saves her son from being bitten by huge Cobra in nick of time; video viral
Mandya: In a CCTV video that has now gone viral on social media, a brave woman is seen saving her son from a deadly Cobra bite just in the nick of time as she whisks him away moments before the Cobra’s possible attack.
The incident is reportedly from Chamundeshwari in the Mandya district.
The CCTV video shows the child walking out of his house along with his mother when he inadvertently almost steps onto the Cobra’s head that was slithering at the foot of the door. The cobra, realizing a human is nearby, recoils but lifts up its hood in self defence. The mother jumps to the rescue of her son and whisks her child away before running to safety. The Cobra manages to slither away without causing any hurt to both mother and son.
The woman has been identified as Priya and is being lauded for her bravery on social media.
Caught on #CCTV: Woman saves son from giant cobra in nick of time. Incident from Mandya district. #Karnataka.
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Nashik TCS case: Accused Nida Khan held in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Nashik (PTI): Weeks after she went into hiding, a female employee of the TCS unit in Nashik, accused in a case related to alleged religious conversion and sexual harassment of some women colleagues, has been arrested, police said.
Nida Khan was held on Thursday in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Nashik Police Commissioner Sandeep Karnik said.
Khan is an accused in the Deolali Camp police station crime register number 156/26 here, he said.
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Nashik police is probing nine cases of molestation and harassment at the IT major’s Nashik unit.
It had arrested eight persons, including a female operations manager, by registering nine FIRs after allegations of exploitation, attempt of forceful conversion, hurting religious sentiments, molestation and mental harassment of female employees at the TCS unit came to light.
The SIT had launched a search for Khan in different parts of Maharashtra. She is accused of targeting employees in a WhatsApp group, pressuring them to pray and eat non-vegetarian food.
According to the FIR, Khan allegedly advised women employees to dress and behave in accordance with Islamic traditions.
Some complainants have also alleged that they were coerced or pressured into adopting religious practices, including praying, changing dietary habits, and adopting religious symbols.
Besides Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) provisions for sexual harassment and defamation, Khan has also been booked under relevant sections of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, as the complainant belongs to a Scheduled Caste.
On April 18, she had moved the Nashik court seeking anticipatory bail and interim protection from arrest pending the plea hearing, citing her pregnancy. Her anticipatory bail plea was rejected by a court here on May 2.
TCS has clarified that it has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment and coercion of any form for a long time, and the employees allegedly involved in sexual harassment at the Nashik office have been suspended.
