Foeticide racket case: Accused doctor found dead in mysterious circumstances
Mandya: In a fresh twist to the foeticide racket case, an Ayurveda Doctor identified as Satish who was accused of prenatal sex determination in Alemane near Hadya village under the limits of Shivalli primary health center was found dead under mysterious circumstances.
Reportedly, Satish’s dead body was discovered inside a car parked on national highway near Anekadu in Kushalnagar taluk.
Dr.Satish was currently serving at the Konasuru Hospital in Hunsur Taluk, Mysuru district. He was previously working at the Shivalli Primary Health Center in Mandya Taluk.
Dr. Satish, a resident of Haralahali village, Pandavapura Taluk, who while serving at Shivalli Health Center is learnt to have opened private clinics in the same village (Shivalli) and Sunathonnuru of Pandavapura Taluk.
In response to local complaints against Dr. Satish’s clinic, Taluk Medical Officers raided and shut both the clinics due to lack of proper documents.
At the same time, locals had accused Dr. Satish of conducting female foeticide during Deputy Commissioner Dr.Kumar’s visit for an inspection at Hadya’s Alemane.
Moreover, the public also complained against Dr. Satish to the Health Minister Dinesh Gundurao during his visit on Thursday following the racket bust. In response, the Minister had directed the District Health and Family Welfare Officer Dr. Mohan to interrogate Dr. Satish.
Sources in the meantime reveal that Dr. Satish had already been suspended from service twice.
The doctor’s mysterious death has given rise to suspicions. Simultaneously, Kushalnagar Police has registered a case in connection with the doctor’s death and has started an investigation.
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Operation Sindoor: Indian strikes kill Masood Azhar’s 10 family members, 4 aides; Report
New Delhi: Ten family members and four close aides of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar were killed in missile strikes carried out by Indian armed forces under ‘Operation Sindoor’, according to a statement released by Azhar.
The admission came through a statement issued by Azhar and reported by BBC Urdu and PTI on Wednesday, a day after India launched Operation Sindoor, its targeted retaliation to the Pahalgam massacre.
The strikes targeted nine terror-linked sites across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), including the JeM headquarters Markaz Subhan Allah in Bahawalpur. Azhar’s elder sister and her husband, and his nephew and his wife, were among those killed.
The operation also hit key compounds associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen, including Markaz Abbas in Kotli, Syedna Bilal camp in Muzaffarabad, Markaz Taiba in Murdike, and camps in Barnala, Shwawai Nalla, Sialkot, among others. Four of the sites were located in Pakistan and five in PoK.
Reacting to the attack, Azhar said, “Is zulm ne saaray zabtay tor diye hain. Ab koi reham ki umeed na rakhe” — meaning “This cruelty has broken all boundaries. Now, no one should expect mercy.”
Indian Air Force officials confirmed the precision night raids were aimed at dismantling terror infrastructure.
