Vijayapura: Man lynched to death while attending funeral of his wife
Vijayapura, November 25: A man was reportedly lynched by his relatives when he attended the funeral of his wife who committed suicide after setting herself ablaze at Khilarahatti in the taluk on Monday.
Kajol Tambe (20) committed suicide by setting herself ablaze and her husband Raju Tambe (23) was reportedly killed by the relatives. After her suicide, the body of Kajol was brought to Khilarahatti for cremation. Her husband Raju Tambe also attended her funeral. But Kajol parents and relatives assaulted him to death, it is said.
Raju and Kajol got married two years ago and for the last one year, they have family disputes. But the elders compromised them and allowed them to live together, it is said.
On November 25, she poured kerosene on her and set herself ablaze and committed suicide. But her parents and relatives have lynched Raju alleging that he has killed Kajol. Sanjay, brother of Raju, was also attacked during the incident. He was admitted to district hospital and his condition is said to be critical.
Amidst the murder of Raju, Kajol was cremated in a hurry. But the accused in the murder of Raju were absconding. Babaleshwara police who registered a case have started investigation.
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After arriving from Delhi, Shinde heads to his native village; Mahayuti meet likely on Sun
Mumbai(PTI): Outgoing Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who returned to Mumbai from New Delhi on Friday morning, is travelling to his native village in Satara district amid continuing suspense over his successor a week after the assembly poll results.
Shinde had told reporters in New Delhi on late Thursday night that the next meeting of the Mahayuti alliance on government formation will be held in Mumbai on Friday.
However, the caretaker CM, who heads the Shiv Sena, is travelling to his native village Dare in Satara district in western Maharashtra and the meeting is now expected to take place on Sunday, the sources said.
The Shiv Sena leader has repeatedly said he would not be an obstacle in the government formation and abide by the decisions taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the next chief minister.
Different viewpoints are emerging in the Shiv Sena over Shinde's place in the next government to be headed by the BJP, the biggest constituent in the Mahayuti, which posted a thumping win in the just-held assembly polls.
Many leaders in the Shiv Sena are asking Shinde to accept deputy CM's post if offered by the BJP. However, another section feels it wouldn't be right for him to accept No. 2 position after serving as CM for more than two-and-a-half years, the sources said.
"The government formation process will start after the BJP announces its legislature party leader," they said.
During his Delhi trip, Shinde had met Shah and discussed formation of the next government in the state. His deputies in the outgoing state cabinet Devendra Fadnavis (BJP) and Ajit Pawar (NCP) had also met the senior BJP leader.
Talking to reporters in the national capital, Shinde called the discussion “good and positive”.
Shinde, Fadnavis and Pawar had also met BJP president J P Nadda.
