May 9, 2021
The DC stressed upon the concerned to intensify the efforts for conducting of different welfare programmes including blood donation camps and ensure proper utilization of funds towards the weaker sections of the society especially poor, destitute, orphan and widows
He urged upon the participants to volunteer themselves for the Red Cross which is a best platform for serving the needy people. He also highlighted the need for motivation of the people for participation in the Red Cross activities and appreciated the volunteers for serving the people in need.
Assistant Commissioner Revenue also spoke on the occasion.
Among others, Assistant Commissioner Revenue, Bashir Ahmad Bhat; Joint Director Planning, Abdul Majeed; Volunteers of District Red Cross Committee; employees and other concerned were present in the function.
Woman arrested for ‘poisoning husband to death’
Suspect confesses to killing spouse at alleged paramour’s instigation
THEKRI WALA:
A woman and her paramour were booked on Tuesday for allegedly poisoning to death her husband in the city around 10 months ago.
Reportedly, the woman, who was allegedly caught with her paramour 10 months ago, staged a suicide drama to cover up the crime.
Around 10 months after the postmortem report revealed the fact, Nishatabad police registered a case against the four suspects, including the victim’s wife and her paramour. Police also arrested the woman and started interrogation. According to the police report, Abdul Majeed, a resident of 7GB, Panjwar Nawaz Town, had taken a stand in the case registered at Nishatabad police station that on June 4 last year, his nephew Mohammad Adeel, the son of Dilawar Hussain called him and claimed Ramzan Ahmed was not feeling well. By the time Abdul Majeed reached his brother Ramzan’s home, he had died.
Kalamassery defeat intensifies factionalism in League
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Section of party leaders had revolted against Abdul Gafoor’s candidature
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Section of party leaders had revolted against Abdul Gafoor’s candidature
The internal discord in the district unit of the Indian Union Muslim League has intensified with the defeat of the party candidate V.E. Abdul Gafoor in the Kalamassery constituency in the elections.
A section of the party leaders had earlier openly revolted against the candidature of Mr. Gafoor, son of former Minister, Ibrahim Kunju, who was arrested in the Palarivattom flyover case. The defeat of Mr. Gafoor in the constituency, the only seat in the Central and Southern Kerala where the party contested, has added credence to the arguments of the faction in the party, which was opposed to Mr. Kunju.
Minor boy ‘sexually assaulted’
A minor boy was allegedly sexually assaulted by a shopkeeper on Sunday.
According to the police report, the 14-year-old son of Abdul Majeed, a resident of Shamsabad went to a grocery store to buy cigarettes where the suspect allegedly raped him.
The case has been filed by Imtiaz Ahmed, a resident of Farid Chowk Millat Town. Police arrested the suspect and registered a case against him under Section 377 (Unnatural offences) of Pakistan Penal Code.
Incidents of sexual violence against women and minors have been rampant across the province.
Last month, a 17-year-old boy was raped allegedly by Abdul Ghafoor in Jaranwala Road area near Yasin Chowk.