A postgraduate resident doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata was brutally raped and murdered after completing a 16-hour shift. She was found dead in a seminar room where she had gone to rest. Colleagues recalled her as diligent and committed, working tirelessly until the horrific incident occurred.
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The state government has appointed Anil Garg as the new principal secretary of jail administration and reform services, replacing Rajesh Kumar Singh. This decision follows the Supreme Court’s reprimand of Singh for providing misleading information about delays in convict pardoning. Additionally, Singh’s Cooperative department responsibilities have been transferred to MP Agarwal.
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In Uttarakhand’s Udham Singh Nagar district, the acting headmistress of a government primary school was suspended for negligence after a four-year-old girl was allegedly raped on campus. The incident involved three minors and took place during school hours, triggering an investigation by education authorities and police.
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A local UP court has acquitted four men accused of attacking a family during the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots. The decision followed after witnesses turned hostile and the victim retracted his statement, stating he was not present at the time of the incident. Insufficient evidence led to their acquittal.
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An FIR has been registered against BJP functionary Raees Chandra Shukla and 31 others for allegedly demolishing a disputed property in Prayagraj with a JCB machine. Complainant Abhishek Tripathi claims part of his house was destroyed and goods taken. Shukla denies the allegations, citing a loan dispute as the cause.
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The Assam government has approved 57 recommendations from the Justice Biplab Sarma Commission aimed at protecting indigenous Assamese people. These include restricting land ownership in specific revenue circles to Assamese individuals and issuing land documents to long-term occupants. The state plans to complete these implementations by April 15 next year.
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