Haryana Police arrested Monu Manesar for a provocative post on social media, but Rajasthan Police obtained transit remand in Nasir-Junaid murder case
Monu Manesar, from his Facebook page, now made private.
Bajrang Dal member and self-styled cow vigilante, Mohit alias Monu Manesar, was on September 12 arrested by the Nuh Police for an alleged provocative post on a social media platform ahead of a Hindu outfit’s Jalabhishek Yatra on August 28. The court remanded him to 14 days of judicial custody in this case, but the Rajasthan Police also arrested him in connection with the Nasir-Junaid murder case and took him on transit remand.
Nuh Superintendent of Police Narendra Bijarniya told The Hindu that Monu was arrested from Manesar market in Gurugram around 10.30 a.m. and a .45 bore pistol, a gun and three live cartridges were recovered from his possession.
Shop burned and damaged following violence in Haryana’s Sohna. (Image: News18)
A flag march was conducted by Rapid Action Force (RAF) in Gururgam’s Badshahpur early on Wednesday as tensions continue in the National Capital Region amid reports of arson in sector 70, where several roadside shops were set on fire by an angry mob.
In Haryana’s neighbouring state of Rajasthan, section 144 was imposed in ten blocks of Alwar district till August 10 after mob vandalised some shops in Bhiwari on Tuesday.
According to a report in Hindustan, a mob ransacked some shops located on Alwar Bypass around 3:00 pm. The people sitting in the shops ran away from the spot after the sudden attack.
The mob reportedly damaged the goods and even broke the tin shed of the shop, following which some miscreants ran inside the Genesis Shopping Mall. Swinging into action, the Rajasthan police surrounded the mall from all sides and detained half a dozen suspected youths.
In view of the situation and to avoid spread of violence from Haryana to Rajasthan, the administration has deployed security personnel in Bhiwari, a town of Rajasthan-Haryana border.
The report stated that vehicles coming from Haryana are being checked and suspicious-looking people are being released only after questioning.
Investigators said the deceased woman had three daughters aged seven years, three years and the youngest one being six months old
As per investigators, the husband’s family members had alerted the woman’s parents in Faridabad at about 7.30am that she had allegedly died by hanging herself from the ceiling fan in her room. (Representative image)
A 28-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide in Sohna after being tortured by her husband for giving birth to three girls over a period of seven years, Gurugram police said on Thursday.
Police said the incident took place on Wednesday morning. They said that the woman’s family members alleged that her husband was torturing her continuously as she was not giving birth to a boy and the situation deteriorated after the third child was born.
Investigators said the deceased woman had three daughters aged seven years, three years and the youngest one being six months old.
As per investigators, the husband’s family members had alerted the woman’s parents in Faridabad at about 7.30am that she had allegedly died by hanging herself from the ceiling fan in her room.
They said that the woman’s brother and other relatives rushed to Sohna to find the woman’s body kept on a bed in the house.
On the basis of a complaint by the deceased’s brother, an FIR against the husband was registered under Section 306 (abetment to suicide) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Sadar Sohna police station on Wednesday evening, said police.
The complainant had alleged in the FIR that his sister had visited Faridabad on March 23, after their uncle had passed away and he had dropped her back to Sohna on April 9. “It was primarily the husband who used to torture and assault her for giving birth to three girls as he wanted a boy. He tortured her more after the birth of the third child. She took the extreme step due to the torture,” the woman’s brother said in the FIR.
