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SURAT: A man suffering from mental health problems was arrested on Sunday for murdering his sister-in-law in Navsari district’s Chikhli taluka.
Police said that the woman Ramila Patel (45) was working on her farm at Kukeri village on Saturday evening when the accused Ashok Patel attacked her with a sickle. After being hit by Ashok, Ramila managed to gather herself and tried to escape but Ashok ran behind her and hit her again which proved to be fatal.
On hearing the commotion, people working on neighbouring farms rushed to help Ramila but she had succumbed to the injuries by then. Ramila’s husband Deepak was informed about the incident and later police were also called in. The woman’s body was sent to the community health centre in Chikhli for post-mortem and Ashok was detained after an offence was registered at Chikhli police station.
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Maharashtra: Floods, landslides wreak havoc leaving over 40 dead; Rescue operations underway(Pic Credits: PRO Defence Mumbai) Advertisement
Incessant rainfall over the last 24 hours has led to devastating floods in parts of Maharashtra. This is the heaviest spell of rain in the state in July in 40 years. So far, 44 people have lost their lives as downpour triggered landslides in Raigad district, Maharashtra Urban Development & PWD Minister Eknath Shinde told ANI. Many are feared to be missing. Several teams of National Disaster Rescue Force (NDRF) are on the spot. Units of the Indian Navy and the Indian Army have joined the rescue and relief operations in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts.