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Delhi: 4 college students arrested for beating pregnant dog to death, video viral | WATCH

According to Esha Pandey, deputy commissioner of police for the south-east region, a case was filed at the New Friends Colony police station on Sunday under sections 429 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the pertinent provisions of hte Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

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Delhi: 4 college students arrested for beating pregnant dog after video went viral | WATCH

The Delhi police have arrested 4 students of Delhi’s Don Bosco Technical Institute for beating a pregnant dog and later burying it in the New Friends Colony area.

A video of the incident had gone viral on the social media in which the students were seen thrashing the dog and later dragged its body. The police reports said that the accused claimed that the dog’s barking annoyed them.

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Four men were detained for allegedly attacking a pregnant dog and burying it in a field. They were all students at the Don Bosco Technical Institute in Sukhdev Vihar.

After videos of the incident, which showed a group of men cornering the dog inside a tin shed and beating it until it lost consciousness, went viral on social media over the weekend, police had opened an investigation.

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According to Esha Pandey, deputy commissioner of police for the south-east region, a case was filed at the New Friends Colony police station on Sunday under sections 429 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the pertinent provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

After viewing the video, a New Friends Colony resident notified the authorities and reported the incident.

DCP Pandey stated that on Monday during the investigation, police discovered that the video was shot on October 30 on campus.

“The institute was closed because it was the weekend, but our team spoke with the director, and a witness came forward to identify one of the accused, Avinash. Avinash Minj lives in the Devli village of Delhi. The corpse was later found after he admitted to his crime, according to DCP.

The DCP further said that his interrogation helped them to find the other three suspects, Anish Horhoriya, Rahul Kujur, and Guruvachan, who were later taken into custody. They are all students of Don Bosco Technical Institute, Sukhdev Vihar. An investigation is in progress.

Kujur, Guruvachan, and Horhoriya are natives of Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, respectively. The police reports said that the three do not have a criminal history.

When the police arrived at the institute on Sunday, they discovered tin shelters on the campus that matched those in the viral video.

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ED raids Jharkhand minister’s secretary, recovers Rs 20 crore from house help

Jharkhand minister’s secretary raided by ED, huge amount of cash recovered.

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The Enforcement Directorate on Monday, May 6, started conducting raids at several Ranchi sites, including the home of Sanjiv Lal, the minister for Jharkhand Alamgir Alam’s personal secretary. A substantial sum of money, estimated to be between Rs 20 to Rs 30 crore, was taken from Sanjiv Lal’s house help.

The majority of the money is in notes worth Rs 500, and authorities have also found some jewellery with it.

Alamgir Alam who is the minister for Rural Development in Jharkhand. The 70-year-old Congress leader serves as the legislator for the Pakur seat in Jharkhand.

Video captured officers from the central investigation unit removing bundles of banknotes from suitcases in a room.

In its investigation into reported corruption in Jharkhand’s rural development department, the ED has made headway. The chief engineer of the department, Virendra Ram, was taken into custody in February 2023 in relation to a money laundering case involving possible anomalies in the execution of government projects.

In November 2019, the state’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) filed a formal complaint after apprehending junior engineer Suresh Prasad Verma for receiving a bribe. A substantial quantity of cash was found in a Verma-owned home that his cousin Alok Ranjan, who is connected to Virendra Ram, was occupying during the ACB’s investigation.

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IPL 2024: CSK’s Pathirana returns to Sri Lanka due to hamstring injury

The right-arm pacer played six matches in IPL 2024 picking up 13 wickets at an economy of 7.68 for CSK

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Fast bowler Matheesha Pathirana of the Chennai Super Kings suffered a serious setback on Sunday before of their IPL 2024 encounter against Punjab Kings. Pathirana, who suffered hamstring injury, will have to head back home to to Sri Lanka for a proper treatment and recovery.

The right-arm bowler, who took 13 wickets at an economy of 7.68 in six IPL 2024 matches, has been a star performer for CSK during an otherwise uneven season. Whether he will return later in the season is yet unknown to the team.

This incident coincides with worries about Deepak Chahar’s health. Earlier this week, he bowled just two deliveries in the match against Punjab Kings at the Chepauk before he strained his hamstring. The CEO of the Chennai Super Kings, Kasi Viswanathan, believes it is extremely improbable that Chahar will play for the rest of the season. The status of Deepak’s injury is not favorable. He had said on Friday that he won’t say Chahar  is ruled out of the season, but it is doubtful.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s star cricketer Mustafizur Rahman left the Chennai Super Kings camp to play for his country in the upcoming series against Zimbabwe. With 14 wickets in just nine matches, the left-arm bowler was the leading wicket-taker for CSK this season.

Chennai has five wins and an equal number of losses in 10 matches in the on-going season, and they are now ranked fifth in the points table. In to compete again against Punjab Kings at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, the five-time champions hope to strengthen their case for playoff qualifying. In the match at Chepauk, PBKS had beaten the team Ruturaj Gaikwad-led team by seven games.

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Wrestler Bajrang Punia suspended by National Anti Doping Body after failing to give urine sample

Bajrang Punia, who won the country a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics, is likely to be barred from participation in the selection trials that are scheduled for later this month. No Indian has yet won an Olympic quota in the 65kg category.

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Wrestler Bajrang Punia was suspended indefinitely by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA), which could have an impact on his eligibility to compete in the upcoming Paris Olympics. Sources claim that on March 10, Punia neglected to submit a urine sample for the Sonepat selection trials, which is why NADA issued the order barring him from taking part in any events going forward.

With subject to paragraph 4:1:2 below and in accordance with article 7.4 of the NADR 2021, Bajrang Punia has been immediately provisionally suspended from participation in any competition or activity prior to the final decision reached at a hearing in this matter, according to an official release from NADA dated April 23.

Punia was in the forefront of accusations of sexual harassment made against former BJP MP and president of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, along with a number of other elite wrestlers, such as Olympians Sakshi Malik and Vinesh.

The star wrestler, who earned the country’s bronze medal in the Olympics in Tokyo, will probably not be allowed to take part in the selection trials later this month due to his suspension in light of the allegations. In the 65kg division, no Indian has yet to win an Olympic quota.

India’s Sujeet Kalkal will compete in the World Qualifiers, which begin on May 9 in Istanbul.

The notice of suspension was sent not to the federation recognized by United World Wrestling (UWW), but to the now-defunct ad hoc committee of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI).

Punia rejected the directive of the drug control officer, alleging that NADA officials had not yet addressed his concerns. A few months before, Punia had uploaded a video purporting to have expired dope-collecting equipment.

The dope-collecting officer’s report states that he was told that his refusal would result in a warning for violating anti-doping regulations, but he still left.

Punia was asked to provide a written explanation by May 7th for his denial of providing a urine sample and supporting evidence.

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