Students of The Shepherds' International Academy perform street play to send message of 'Freedom'
The street play was enacted by first graders
Mangaluru: The 1st graders of The Shepherds' International Academy marked the end of the month of August by enacting a street play on the streets of Attavar, appealing for unity and to eliminate the hatred that has spread across the country.
“August is the month of utmost importance to all the Indians. The month where we actually got ourselves free from the clutches of the British. The 1st graders of The Shepherds' International Academy did not want to bid good bye to this month without a message to the fellow citizens. It was with this very patriotic thought, they enacted a 'Street Play' on the topic 'Freedom' in the street of Attavar” a press release from the academy stated.
The students highlighted the need for freedom from 'Hatred', 'Inequality', 'Child Labour' and 'Pollution' which the country has not been able to eliminate even after more than 70 years of freedom from British rule. They conveyed the message beautifully and reminded all gathered to carry out their duties as responsible citizens.
“They demonstrated that only when we let go of all our differences and join hands together, we can achieve the real Freedom” the release added.
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Police inspector suspended in UP's Ballia for making 'obscene' remarks against rape survivor
Ballia (PTI): A police inspector has been suspended here for allegedly using abusive and obscene language during a phone conversation with a 33-year-old rape survivor, officials said on Wednesday.
The action came after an audio clip, purportedly of Inspector Naresh Malik of the Crime Branch, went viral on social media on Monday.
In the clip, he is allegedly heard speaking to the woman in an objectionable manner during his earlier posting as inspector (crime) at the local Ubhaon police station.
According to the police, a case was registered on February 20 at the Ubhaon police station based on the woman's complaint.
The woman had alleged that a forest department sub-inspector, Ugrasen Kumar Jaiswal, raped her about six months ago on the pretext of marriage. She also alleged that he threatened to kill her if she pursued the complaint.
In a separate complaint sent to the deputy inspector general of police, the survivor alleged that Malik and SHO Sanjay Shukla had called her and used abusive and obscene language, asking her to meet them alone. She further alleged that they told her her case would be helped only if she "satisfied" them, and that Malik even offered her money during the conversation.
Superintendent of Police Omveer Singh said the matter came to his notice on Monday, following which Malik was placed under suspension with immediate effect.
An inquiry has been ordered into the allegations, and Additional Superintendent of Police (North) Dinesh Kumar Shukla has been assigned to probe the matter, Singh said.
"Strict action will be taken against the accused based on the findings of the inquiry," the SP added.
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