Ranchi Court asks woman to distribute copies of Quran as condition for granting bail
Ranchi: A Ranchi Court on Tuesday released a woman on bail who was arrested for reportedly hurting religious sentiments through her Facebook and WhatsApp post.
Interestingly, the judge Manish Singh ordered the woman identified as Richa Bharti, to distribute copies of Quran as the condition of bail. The condition asked Richa to give a copy of Quran to complainant Mansur Khalifa and was also directed to distribute five other copies of the Quran to schools and colleges.
As another condition for bail, Bharti was asked to deposit two sureties of Rs.7,000 each.
The FIR filed after Khalifa's complaint states that Richa Bharti's posts on Facebook and WhatsApp were directed against a particular religion that could have disturbed the communal harmony of the society.
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Woman delivers child inside hostel bathroom in Kerala's Kochi, taken to hospital
Kochi, May 5: Days after a suspected victim of sexual assault tossed her newborn infant on to a street in Kochi, killing the infant, another woman was found to have given birth in the bathroom of a city hostel, the police said on Sunday.
The 22-year-old woman from Kollam, who works in a company here, delivered the child inside the bathroom of a private hostel on Sunday morning, and the matter came to light after her hostel mates forcefully opened the door as she was locked inside for a long time, the police said.
"We were informed by the hostel authorities. We immediately shifted her and the child to a nearby hospital. They both are safe now," they added.
Police said that her family has been informed and a close friend of hers also reached the hospital.
The hostel mates were unaware of the pregnancy.
In a similar incident that had shocked Kochi on May 3, a 23-year-old woman who had concealed her pregnancy, delivered a baby in the early hours of Friday in her apartment bathroom, and allegedly threw the newborn on the street in front of her flat complex located in a posh residential area.
The baby was found dead by conservancy workers, and police arrested the woman who delivered the child.
