Kasaragod: Bike rider died in collision with bus
Kasargod, June 07: A 22-year-old scooter rider was killed after sustaining severe injuries when a KSRTC bus hit his vehicle on Thursday morning near Uduma Railway Gate on the State Highway.
The deceased has been identified as Naveen, a resident of Nadukkal and a hotel employee.
The accident occurred when Kerala’s KSRTC bus, which was proceeding from Kottarkara to Kolluru, collided with Naveen’s scooter when he was going for hotel work this morning.
It has been reported that Naveen died on the spot following the accident. Bekal police have seized the bus which took the life of a young man.
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Grant immunity for ‘one murder’ as we want to kill oppressive, rapist mentality: NCP (SP) to Prez
Mumbai, Mar 8 (PTI): The women’s wing of the NCP (SP) has written to President Droupadi Murmu, urging her to grant immunity from punishment against “one murder” as women want to kill the “oppressive mentality” and “rapist mindset”.
Rohini Khadse, the women’s wing president of the Sharad Pawar-led party, in the letter written on the occasion of International Women’s Day, pointed out the recent gangrape of a 12-year-old girl in Mumbai to highlight rising crimes against women and press for their demand.
“We, on behalf of all women, are demanding immunity (from punishment) to commit one murder,” Khadse said in the letter, aimed at targeting the state government over the law and order situation in the state.
She also cited a survey report stating that India was the most unsafe country for women as crimes, including kidnapping and domestic violence, were happening against them.
“We want to kill the oppressive mentality, the rapist tendency, the inefficiency of law and order… We hope our demand will be granted after giving it a serious thought,” Khadse added.
Reacting to the letter, Shiv Sena minister Gulabrao Patil said Khadse should tell whom she will murder. However, his party colleague Manisha Kayande offered a more sympathetic view.
Kayande, an MLC, said Khadse is probably talking about killing certain tendencies in some people. This feeling must be stemming from “the recent incidents”, she said.
