Lockdown violators asked to fill 4 pages with Lord Ram’s name as punishment
Lockdown violators asked to fill 4 pages with Lord Ram’s name as punishment
Police in Satna have started making lockdown violators fill up four pages of notebooks by writing the name of Lord Ram.
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Sub-inspector Santosh Singh has bought the notebooks himself to punish those violating Covid norms.
We have come across violators of lockdown rules and Covid norms being forced to do sit-ups and squat on roads. However, Madhya Pradesh Police has taken it to the next level by making violators filling four pages by writing the name of Lord Ram.
Bhopal IAS aspirant gang rape: Chargesheet filed against 5 police officers for dereliction of duty
Bhopal IAS aspirant gang rape: Chargesheet filed against 5 police officers for dereliction of duty
The Madhya Pradesh Police Has Chargesheeted Three Inspector Rank Officers And Two Sub-inspector Rank Officers For Dereliction Of Duty In Investigating And Lodging FIR In Bhopal Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Aspirant Gang-rape Incident On Monday.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Deepak Mahato | Updated on: 20 Nov 2017, 06:41:50 PM
Bhopal:
The Madhya Pradesh Police has chargesheeted three inspector rank officers and two sub-inspector rank officers for dereliction of duty in investigating and lodging FIR in Bhopal Indian Administrative Service (IAS) aspirant gang-rape incident on Monday.
Madhya Pradesh Police arrests two suspected ISIS terrorist from Ujjain
Madhya Pradesh Police arrests two suspected ISIS terrorist from Ujjain
Madhya Pradesh Police Arrests Two Persons For Having Alleged Links With ISIS.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Deepak Mahato | Updated on: 07 Nov 2017, 02:41:32 PM
Ujjain:
Madhya Pradesh Police arrests two persons for having alleged links with ISIS. Police said the arrests have been made from Ujjain.
The arrests came two days after Uttar Pradesh Police arrested terror-accused Abu Zaid a suspected ISIS member from Mumbai. UP ATS earlier in April 2017 had arrested 4 terrorists. Zaid is a resident of Azamgarh and was living in Saudi Arabia for the last few months. Police believes he was working to inspire and indoctrinate people from India into banned international terrorist group .
Madhya Pradesh loses 42 cops to COVID-19 in April 2021
While some of those who died are between 40 and 49 years of age, most of the deaths have occurred in the 50-60 age-group.
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Police personnel protected in PPE kits pay homage to a police inspector who died due to COVID-19 during his last rites in Bhopal. (Photo| ANI) By Express News Service
BHOPAL: Of the 44 Madhya Pradesh police personnel who lost their lives to COVID-19 this year, 42 died in April alone. The month has seen a dramatic rise in the number of COVID cases in the state. About 30 of the 42 who died this month had received at least one dose of a vaccine.
2 Policemen suspended for beating up Covid-19 patient in MP s Khandwa ANI | Updated: Apr 11, 2021 22:46 IST
Khandwa (Madhya Pradesh) [India], April 11 (ANI): Two policemen were taken off duty in Khandwa in Madhya Pradesh for allegedly beating up some villagers on Sunday after a scuffle between health workers and the kin of a Covid-19 patient, a police official said on Sunday.
A video in which police were seen thrashing a man and his family in Khandwa surfaced on social media and went viral.
Madhya PradeshPolice were seen beaten up a COVID-19 patient and his family after they allegedly attacked a team of Health Department workers who had come to take him to hospital, said the Superintendent of Police (SP), Vivek Singh.