MP: Cops nab man caught on camera while beating up girlfriend in Rewa
Rewa, Dec 24: The police have arrested a 24-year-old man Pankaj Tripathi, who was caught on camera brutally beating up his girlfriend in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district, an official said on Sunday.
The police had registered a case against the accused after a video of the attack, which took place earlier this week, surfaced on social media, an official said.
The house of the accused has been demolished and the police station in-charge has also been suspended for dereliction of duty, he said.
The accused, who is employed as a driver, was arrested from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday night, Superintendent of Police (SP) Navneet Bhasin said.
The 19-year-old victim was admitted to a hospital in a critical condition and she is undergoing treatment, he said.
In-charge of Mauganj police station Shweta Maurya has been suspended for dereliction of duty, and the authorities have also demolished the house of the accused in Dhera village under Mauganj police station, the official said.
Taking to Twitter, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the accused man's driving license has been cancelled. Anyone who commits atrocities on women in Madhya Pradesh will not be spared, Chouhan tweeted.
In a video of the incident, the woman is seen asking the accused to marry her. The man initially gets irritated and then proceeds to kick and slap her repeatedly in the face and keeps attacking the victim even after she faints.
The victim had come to the police station to inform about the incident, but she refused to lodge a complaint. The accused was detained under section 151 (disturbing public peace) of the IPC and later released, an official had said earlier.
However, when a video of the attack surfaced, the police registered a case under section 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 366 (abduction) and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code.
The victim has lodged a complaint against the person who shot and circulated the video and a case has been registered under Information Technology (IT) Act, the official said.
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Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk fighting 4-year ban in doping case, CAS says
Lausanne (Switzerland) (AP): Ukraine international Mykhailo Mudryk, one of the most expensive players in world soccer, risks missing the next European Championship if he loses his appeal against a four-year ban in a doping case.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed the Chelsea winger, who was signed by the Premier League club for $108 million in 2023, was in the process of appealing against the four-year ban imposed by the English Football Association.
The sides are exchanging written submissions and a hearing has not yet been scheduled, the court said.
There had been no update on the case since the FA said last June that Mudryk had been formally charged with "Anti-Doping Rule Violations alleging the presence and/or use of a prohibited substance."
The exact substance involved has not been confirmed officially.
Mudryk said in December 2024 that he had “ not done anything wrong ” after it was confirmed he had given a drug-test sample that contained a banned substance. He has not played since then.
Mudryk has not commented on the case since. He has posted footage of him training in private on social media in recent months and was seen with Chelsea fans last year when Chelsea won the Conference League final in Poland.
A four-year ban is the starting point for sanctions in a typical first-time doping case under the World Anti-Doping Agency rules used across multiple Olympic sports.
The period is often shortened for mitigating circumstances, such as if an athlete consumed a contaminated supplement or made a mistake with medication, or if the athlete admits an offense at an earlier stage.
Doping sanctions are typically backdated to start from the date an athlete was first provisionally suspended pending a full hearing. The next European Championship will be in the summer of 2028, co-hosted by Britain and Ireland.
Mudryk sat out Ukraine's recent World Cup qualifying campaign. Ukraine fell short of qualification by losing to Sweden in a playoff in March.
Mudryk was one of the most sought-after players in Europe when he was signed from Shakhtar Donetsk after competing interest from Chelsea's London rival Arsenal.
The 25-year-old from Ukraine has scored 10 goals in 73 games for Chelsea since then but many of those appearances have been from the bench and his time at the club was widely regarded as underwhelming even before the doping case emerged.
Chelsea gave Mudryk an eight-and-a-half-year contract, an unusually long deal in modern soccer. It is due to run through 2031.
