Kalaburgi: Two Lorries destroyed in fire caused by road accident; two dead after burning alive
Kalaburgi: In a gruesome accident that occurred on Sunday night, two Lorries crashed into each other in a road accident resulting in both vehicles being engulfed in a fire. The drivers of both the vehicles were burned alive in the fire that broke out in the aftermath of the accident near Thonasanahalli village at Shahabad Taluk.
Reportedly, both Lorries were completely destroyed in the fire and only the mortal remains of the drivers were recovered from the accident site. The police have informed that it has not yet been ascertained whether another individual was inside the vehicle.
The head-on collision reportedly occurred between a Lorry transporting sugar and another Lorry transporting liquor. The gruesome collision is said to have taken place on the Shahabad – Jeevargi main road near the Thonasanahalli village, the locals informed.
The impact of the accident resulted in a severe fire that rapidly grew to engulf both vehicles due to the liquor present in one of the vehicles. The surrounding areas were covered in thick smoke due to this, it is learned.
Two teams of the Fire Brigade Services arrived from Chittapura and Jeevargi and successfully put out the massive fire in a fire extinguishing operation that lasted 3 hours.
A case has been registered at the Shahabad Police station in this regard.
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HC orders two YouTubers to delete 'defamatory' videos against BJP minister Girish Mahajan
Mumbai (PTI): The Bombay High Court has ordered deletion of six videos uploaded by two YouTubers against Maharashtra Water Resources Minister and senior BJP leader Girish Mahajan, noting that they were "prima facie defamatory".
A bench of Justice Arif Doctor in its order passed on May 8 said after having watched the videos, a case for grant of interim relief has been made out.
"The statements made by defendants in the videos as discerned from the transcripts are in my prima facie view per se defamatory," the HC said.
The court directed the defendants to immediately take down/delete the six videos uploaded by them on YouTube.
It also restrained them from uploading any more such videos or posts that would be defamatory against Mahajan.
The bench posted the matter for further hearing on June 20.
Mahajan had filed a defamation suit against one Anil Thatte and one more person claiming that they had made false, reckless and unsubstantiated allegations against him.
In an interim application, Mahajan sought the high court to direct the duo to delete the six videos uploaded on their YouTube channel that made defamatory remarks against him.
Five of these were published on the YouTube channel "Anil Gaganbhedi Thatte", run by YouTuber and journalist Anil Thatte, while one appeared on "Mudda Bharat Ka", operated by one Shyam Giri.
Mahajan's counsel Ravi Kadam said false statements and insinuations are made in the videos regarding Mahajan's conduct with a lady IAS officer.
Kadam said all these statements and insinuations were completely reckless, false and per se defamatory.
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