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Jharkhand: Man Set Ablaze Over Love Affair; 11 Suspects Are Taken Into Custody

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The Jharkhand Police have booked 11 people for allegedly setting a man on fire over the matter of an inter-community love affair in the Mahuatand Police Station limits of the Dhawaia village of the state, it informed on Friday.

Bokaro:  The Jharkhand Police have booked 11 people for allegedly setting a man on fire over the matter of an inter-community love affair in the Mahuatand Police Station limits of the Dhawaia village of the state, it informed on Friday.

“In Dhawaiya village of Mahuatand police station area, villagers killed a person over a love affair. The deceased hails from a Muslim community and was having an affair with a woman of a different community.

As the locals were not happy with this, they attacked him yesterday (Thursday),” said Superintendent of Police, Bokaro. He further said that the victim was provided with medical treatment but later succumbed to his injuries.

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“The victim was provided medical treatment but succumbed to his injuries. Police have registered the case under relevant sections and 11 accused have been arrested,” he added mentioning that the situation in the village is currently peaceful.

Further investigation is underway.

Earlier on September 9, the Jharkhand Police had informed about one Deepak Soni of Chitvishram village, who was set ablaze by another man Kasamuddin by allegedly pouring petrol over him following a scuffle in the Garhwa district of Jharkhand.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by HW News staff and is published from a syndicated feed).

 

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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav on Friday took note of the recent Vande Bharat Express train accident and said that the frontal part of the train was repaired and no severe damage was done to the wagon.

New Delhi:  Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav on Friday took note of the recent Vande Bharat Express train accident and said that the frontal part of the train was repaired and no severe damage was done to the wagon.

His remarks came after the newly-launched Gandhinagar-Mumbai Vande Bharat Express train met with an accident when a herd of buffaloes came on the railway line. The Union Minister also acknowledged the problems of cattle crossing the tracks.

“All railway tracks in the country are still on the ground, on the surface. The problem of cattle thus persists. However, trains are being designed to tackle such issues. Even after yesterday’s incident, nothing happened to the Vande Bharat train, the front part was repaired,” said Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav.

The train running between Mumbai Central to Gurajat’s Gandhinagar met with an accident at around 11.15 am between Vatva station to Maninagar.

“The accident damaged the front part of the engine. However, no functional part was damaged. The train moved just after removing carcasses (within 8 minutes) and reached on time at Gandhinagar. The incident occurred at 11:18 am between Gairatpur-Vatva station,” said Western Railway Sr PRO, JK Jayant.

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On this hit with cattle, the Nose Cone Cover of the front coach i.e Driver coach was damaged with its mounting brackets.

The nose cover is designed to absorb the impact without transmitting the same to the functional parts of the train. Therefore, it is sacrificial by design and hence replaceable.

“Railway keeps sufficient nose-cones as spare. It was replaced with a new one in the Mumbai Central depot in no time during the maintenance and the train was put back in service without any extra downtime. The train departed from Mumbai today without any inconvenience to the passengers.

Western Railway is taking all actions to prevent such type of incidents in future,” read an official statement.
No functional part was damaged in the mishap and was repaired in Mumbai.

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