Kolar: Wife dies after falling under tractor rotator ridden by husband in field
Kolar: In a gruesome incident that reportedly occurred at Kalwamanjali village at Vemagal Hobali, a woman died after falling under the rotator of the tractor while her husband was ploughing their agricultural land.
The deceased has been identified as Soumya (35), wife of Rajesh, both residents of Kalwamanjali village at Vemagal Hobali in Kolar Taluk.
Reportedly, Rajesh had rented a tractor rotator from the agricultural department and ploughed his farmland on Sunday. While he was working on the field, his wife had come to hand over his mobile phone as he had received a phone call when accidentally a portion of her saree got intertwined in the tractor’s wheel. Due to this, she got dragged under the tractor and was crushed under the rotating wheel, it is learned.
Reportedly, during the ploughing process, only the husband-wife duo were in the field.
The Vemagal police visited the site and registered a case in this regard. An investigation is underway.
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Uddhav Thackeray had contacted Fadnavis as well as me after his govt faced crisis: CM Shinde
Nashik, May 2: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Thursday claimed that Uddhav Thackeray had reached out to him and offered the chief minister's post after his rebellion plunged the Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in the state in a crisis in 2022.
He also termed as correct the claim made by deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis that Thackeray, then chief minister, had contacted the BJP leader too and offered the top post.
The Thackeray government collapsed in June 2022 after Shinde and the majority of Shiv Sena MLAs rebelled against the party leadership.
"There is truth to the claim as they made these efforts when we decided to leave. They (Thackeray and his associates) also called me and offered the CM's post, but I had not taken the decision to be the chief minister then. We left because they had deviated from Shiv Sena supremo late Balasaheb Thackeray's ideology," Shinde told reporters here.
He was replying to a question about Fadnavis's claim that Uddhav Thackeray had offered him the chief minister's post after Shinde rebelled and the MVA government was about to fall. Thackeray had parted ways with the BJP earlier in 2019 and formed government with the NCP and Congress.
"They also made efforts in Delhi, saying the entire Shiv Sena will be with them (BJP) and asked BJP leaders not to take only some people (i.e., Shinde and his supporters) in their fold. But by then, 50 people (MLAs) were already with me. What Devendra ji has said has truth to it," Shinde said.
Asked for comment, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sachin Ahir questioned the time chosen by Shinde and Fadnavis to make these claims.
"They are making such statements after two years only to create confusion," he said.
