Bantwala: Woman died in bus accident
Bantwala, Dec 3: A woman died on the spot when a private bus knocked her down at Guddeangadi near Panemangaluru in the taluk on Monday night.
The deceased has been identified as Ruksana (26), wife of Attaullah of Bogadi near Melkar.
She, along with her husband and two children came for shopping and while standing on the roadside to cross the road, a private bus hit the woman killing her on the spot. Her husband and two children escaped unhurt as they crossed the road already. It is said that negligent and over speed of the bus is the reason for the accident. Melkar traffic SI Manjula and staff visited the spot and registered a case.
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Delhi: Boy stabbed to death over 'controversial' social media comments, 2 juveniles held
New Delhi (PTI): A 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death at Ramleela ground in northwest Delhi for allegedly making social media comments that police described as "controversial", an official said on Wednesday.
According to the police, the assailants, also minors, attacked him with a knife, inflicting multiple stab wounds.
"A PCR call was received in the Shalimar Bagh Police Station regarding an injured boy lying in Ramleela ground. The police team reached the spot and found him with multiple stab wounds," a police officer said.
He was working as a labourer in a banquet hall for the last two days, the officer said. An FIR was registered and the police apprehended two juveniles in the case.
Preliminary investigation reveals that the deceased was stabbed due to an ongoing enmity, the officer said.
During questioning, the accused told the police that the victim had made "controversial comments" against them on social media. Following which, they intercepted him at Ramleela ground and stabbed him. He died on the spot, officer said.
"We have recovered a dagger and the victim's mobile phone. Further investigation in the case is underway," he added.
