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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq condemns the assault on Kashmiri vendors in Mussoorie, urging national empathy and solidarity amid rising tensions.

Mirwaiz Condemns Assault on Kashmiri Vendors

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq raises grave concerns over Kashmiri vendors' assault in Mussoorie, urging empathy and condemning the collective vilification of Kashmiris.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq condemns the assault on Kashmiri vendors in Mussoorie

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq voices concern over the assault on Kashmiri vendors in Mussoorie, urging empathy and safety amid rising tensions.

Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Wednesday said the assault on Kashmiri shawl vendors in Uttarakhand's Mussoorie after police refused to guarantee their safety was very disturbing.
"The physical and verbal assault on Kashmiri shawl vendors in Mussoorie, who had to flee when police refused to guarantee their safety, is very disturbing. After large-scale detentions, demolition of homes, and crackdowns inside Kashmir, ordinary citizens, students, and small traders outside of J-K are being attacked and forced to return," the Mirwaiz said in a post on X.
He was referring to incidents of harassment of Kashmiris working in other states, including Uttarakhand, in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack last week.
"Being themselves at the receiving end of all forms of violence and subsequent suffering for decades, Kashmiris' condemnation, empathy, and grief for the victims of the Pahalgam bloodbath is straight from the heart, yet they are being vilified and targeted," he said.
"I appeal to the people of India not to fall prey to hatred and media propaganda creating mistrust of Kashmiris and reciprocate in ensuring their safety, as they have always done in times of crisis towards all visitors and tourists," he added.
The Mirwaiz said the "collective punishment" being meted out to Kashmiris both inside and outside Jammu and Kashmir is "unjust and inhuman."

27-year-old Kyrgios appeared in the court with a pair of crutches and a brace on his knee after suffering a gruesome injury

No conviction for Nick Kyrgios despite pleading guilty to assault charges by his ex-girlfriend

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios avoided criminal conviction after admitting that he assaulted his ex-girlfriend on January 10, 2021.

27-year-old Kyrgios appeared in the court with a pair of crutches and a brace on his knee after suffering a gruesome injury

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios avoided criminal conviction after admitting that he assaulted his ex-girlfriend on January 10, 2021.
The Canberra magistrate dismissed the assault charges against the 2022 Wimbledon finalist, calling it a single of stupidity.&nbsp;
27-year-old Kyrgios appeared in the court with a pair of crutches and a brace on his knee, after suffering a gruesome injury that sidelined him at the 2023 Australian Open.
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Japan: three teachers held over alleged assault and abuse of nursery kids

Japan: three teachers held for alleged assault and abuse of nursery kids

Police said the accused teachers from a nursery school in Central Japan's Susono city have been arrested on suspicion of routine abuse of school kids that includes hitting their heads and holding them upside down.

Police said the accused teachers from a nursery school in Central Japan's Susono city have been arrested on suspicion of routine abuse of school kids that includes hitting their heads and holding them upside down.

Three school teachers have been held in Japan for alleged assault and abuse of toddlers.
Police said the accused teachers from a nursery school in Central Japan's Susono city have been arrested on suspicion of routine abuse of school kids that includes hitting their heads and holding them upside down.
A criminal complaint by city mayor have also been lodged against school director for allegedly covering up the abuses. &nbsp;
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The Guardian reported that the alleged abuses were meted out in June this year, but the school director allegedly covered up the abuses and made other teachers sign a document to conceal the problem.
Meanwhile, the accused teachers claimed that their treatment of the kids was discipline, while the director denied covering up the abuse allegation saying that he made other teachers signed a non-disclosure agreement only to protect the privacy of those involved.
The issue came to light after a whistleblower made revelations about the harassment incidents at the school in August this year.

Assam: Unhappy over poor-performance complaint, students attack pregnant teachers

Assam: Unhappy over poor-performance complaint, students attack pregnant teacher

According to Times of India report, a mob of about 40-50 students from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya assaulted the teacher because they were unhappy over her complaint to a student's guardian.

According to Times of India report, a mob of about 40-50 students from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya assaulted the teacher because they were unhappy over her complaint to a student's guardian.

At least 22 students of a government school have been suspended for assaulting a pregnant teacher in Assam's Dibrugarh.
The students allegedly attacked the teacher after she highlighted a student's poor performance in studies to his parents.
According to Times of India report, a mob of about 40-50 students from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya assaulted the teacher because they were unhappy over her complaint to a student's guardian.
The victim teacher was saved by her colleagues.
School principal Rathees Kumar took action against 22 students from classes X &amp; XI whom he referred to as main 'perpetrators' from the lot of 40-50 students allegedly involved in the attack, the report added.
Kumar told TOI that the students also abused other teachers and brought liquor on the campus.
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Greenwood was arrested again on Saturday for an alleged breach of bail conditions on Saturday, British prosecutors confirmed.

Manchester United's Mason Greenwood charged with attempted rape and assault

Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood has been arrested again on Saturday for an alleged breach of bail conditions on Saturday

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Greenwood was arrested again on Saturday for an alleged breach of bail conditions on Saturday, British prosecutors confirmed.

Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood has been charged with attempted rape, coercive behavior, and assault. The 21-year-old who was first arrested in January after a young woman posted her images of physical violence on social media was taken in again on Saturday for an alleged breach of bail conditions, &nbsp;British prosecutors confirmed. He was also questioned on suspicion of making threats to kill. On Monday, the English footballer will appear before the Manchester and Salford Magistrates' court, the prosecutors further informed. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-harry-kane-hojbjerg-score-as-tottenham-close-in-on-table-toppers-arsenal-1665889982774">Premier League: Harry Kane, Hojbjerg score as Tottenham close in on table toppers Arsenal</a> Greenwood has not been playing or training with his team since the allegations emerged. Nike, too also ended its sponsorship deal with him and Electronic Arts also removed him from their Fifa 22 game.&nbsp;

An American man was arrested upon touchdown at the Los Angeles airport for punching a flight attendant at the back of his head allegedly after an argument over the use of lavatory. 
As per a report by The Washington Post, the 33-year-old passenger was flying to Los Angeles from Los Cabos in Mexico on an American Airlines. The incident was captured by a fellow passenger on board flight 377 and posted on the micro-blogging site. 
 

VIDEO: passenger physically assaults flight attendant, held; banned for life by airlines

The video shot by a fellow passenger on board shows the flight attendant turning back and walking away when the accused runs up in the aisle and punches him in the head.&nbsp;

An American man was arrested at the Los Angeles airport for punching a flight attendant in the back of his head after an argument.&nbsp;
As per a report by The Washington Post, the 33-year-old passenger identified as Alexander Tung Cuu Le, a resident of California, was flying to Los Angeles from Los Cabos in Mexico on an American Airlines flight 377.&nbsp;
The episode began 20 minutes after Flight 377 left Los Cabos airport. Citing an affidavit filed by the FBI, the outlet said that Mr Le grabbed a flight attendant's shoulder as he was providing food and beverages and asked for coffee. He then walked to the front of the plant and sat in an unoccupied row near the first-class cabin, according to the affidavit. When another flight attendant asked Mr Le to return to his seat, he closed both of his fists and assumed a "fighting stance", the FBI said. The flight attendant then decided to report the behaviour to the pilot and turned around after which Mr Le attacked him, The New York Times reported.&nbsp;
The video shot by a fellow passenger on board shows the flight attendant turning back and walking away when the accused man runs up in the aisle and punches him in the head.&nbsp;
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Co-passengers, evidently shocked at the turn of event were heard crying 'Oh my god!' in the 33-second-long video.&nbsp;
According to The New York Times, the California man has been charged with one count of interference with flight crew members, and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

Myles Sanderson, the chief suspect in twin deadly stabbing in Canada has 59 criminal convictions against him, according to his parole documents.
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said he's been told by the parole board there will be an investigation into its assessment of Myles Sanderson, who remained a fugitive and the subject of a large-scale manhunt on Wednesday.
He'd been serving a sentence of four years and four months on charges that included assault with a weapon, assault on a peace officer and robbery when he was released.
Sanderson, 32, and his brother Damien, are accused of killing 10 people and wounding 18 others in the attacks that spread across the rural reserve and into the nearby town of Weldon, Saskatchewan.

Canada stabbing chief suspect has a history of convictions 

Sanderson, 32, and his brother Damien, are accused of killing 10 people and wounding 18 others in the attacks that spread across the rural reserve and into the nearby town of Weldon, Saskatchewan

Sanderson, 32, and his brother Damien, are accused of killing 10 people and wounding 18 others in the attacks that spread across the rural reserve and into the nearby town of Weldon, Saskatchewan

As a Canadian Indigenous community comes to grips with a deadly stabbing rampage by two of its own, many blamed rampant drug and alcohol use that they linked to government failures &mdash; and others asked why the chief suspect had been recently freed from prison despite a long history of violence.
Myles Sanderson, has 59 criminal convictions, according to parole documents.
He'd been serving a sentence of four years and four months on charges that included assault with a weapon, assault on a peace officer and robbery when he was released.
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said he's been told by the parole board there will be an investigation into its assessment of Myles Sanderson, who remained a fugitive and the subject of a large-scale manhunt on Wednesday.
Sanderson, 32, and his brother Damien, are accused of killing 10 people and wounding 18 others in the attacks that spread across the rural reserve and into the nearby town of Weldon, Saskatchewan.
Damien's body was found on Monday near the attacks, and police were investigating whether his brother killed him.
Myles Sanderson's childhood was marked by violence, neglect and substance abuse and led to a &ldquo;cycle of substance abuse, seeking out negative peers and violent behavior,&rdquo; the parole documents said.
He lived between his father's home in a city and grandparents' house on a reserve. There was violence and abuse in both households, it said.
Sanderson started drinking and smoking marijuana at around age 12 to cope with problems, the document said. Cocaine followed soon after.
Parole documents said he barged into his ex-girlfriend's home in July 2017 while she was with friends, punched a hole in the door of a bathroom while his two children were hiding in a bathtub and threw a cement block at a vehicle parked outside.
He got into a fight a few days later at a store, threatening to kill an employee and burn down his parent's home, documents said.
That November he threatened an accomplice into robbing a fast food restaurant by hitting him in the head with a firearm and stomping on his head. He then stood watch during the robbery.
In April 2018, he stabbed two men with a fork while drinking and beat someone unconscious.
He got into trouble twice while in prison for having contraband before he was let out in August 2021 on statutory release. But he got into trouble that year and had his release changed for failing to be honest with his parole supervisor about continuing what he acknowledged was a &ldquo;rocky&rdquo; relationship with his common-law spouse.
Parole documents also stated he should not enter into relationships &mdash; either intimate or non-sexual &mdash; with women unless he had prior written permission from his parole officer.
&ldquo;It is the Board's opinion that you will not present an undue risk to society if released on statutory release,&rdquo; parole documents said.
But officials say he violated parole, and in May, a Crime Stoppers bulletin was issued for Sanderson, warning he was unlawfully at large.
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Shocking! Woman cop assaults father-in-law in Delhi, booked

Shocking! Woman cop assaults father-in-law in Delhi in police presence, booked

The incident occurred on Sunday at elderly man&rsquo;s house in east Delhi&rsquo;s Laxmi Nagar area.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

A woman cop in Delhi police was booked for thrashing her father-in-law in presence of another policeman. The video of the entire incident which was caught on the CCTV installed in the house has now gone viral.&nbsp;
Reportedly, the incident occurred on Sunday at the elderly man&rsquo;s house in east Delhi&rsquo;s Laxmi Nagar area.&nbsp;
The purported video clip showed the woman cop, posted as sub-inspector in Defence colony police station, slapping her father-in-law multiple times. The accused woman let him go only after another policeman who was present at the scene intervened.&nbsp;
Prior to the physical altercation with her father-in-law, a heated argument between the elderly man and the former's mother broke out. The argument soon turned into physical assault when the cop jumped to her mother&rsquo;s 'aid' and thrashed her father-in-law.&nbsp;
According to reports, the woman cop is in the middle of a legal battle with her in-laws.&nbsp;
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A girl allegedly raped by a rickshaw driver. A woman allegedly raped on a train. A girl allegedly raped in front of her family. A woman allegedly raped by a bus driver.
With horrific cases like these emerging day after day, Pakistan's Punjab province has decided to declare an "emergency" over rising crimes against women and children.
Punjab Home Minister Atta Tarar announced the emergency. He reportedly said that 4-5 rape cases are being reported every day in the state, and special measures are needed to counter sexual harassment, abuse, and coercion. The government announced that the Cabinet Committee on Rape and Law &amp; Order will review all these cases.
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Pakistan has had a history of agonising crimes against women, compounded by lack of strict action against the culprits.
On 14 August 2021, which is celebrated as Pakistan's Independence Day, a TikTok star was molested by a mob at the Minar-e-Pakistan monument in Lahore. A month earlier, 27-year-old Noor Muqaddam, the daughter of a former diplomat, was raped, tortured, and killed allegedly by the scion of a prominent industrialist family.
In July 2016, social media star Qandeel Baloch was murdered by her brother for what he called "intolerable behaviour". In June 2002, a woman named Mukhtaran Mai had been gangraped on orders of the village council as punishment for her brother's relationship with a woman from a rival tribe. In April 1999, 28-year-old Samia Sarwar had been shot dead allegedly be her family for seeking a divorce over domestic violence.
In light of such distressing cases, Pakistan ranks 167 out of 170 countries on the Global Women, Peace, and Security Index. According to police records, 41,000 women went missing in Pakistan's Punjab province in the last 5 years, and over 3,500 of them had not been found by March 2022.
Studies say that at least 32% women in Pakistan have experienced physical violence, and 28% women aged between 15 and 49 years have been victims of intimate partner violence. Experts agree that these figures are conservative. Meanwhile, the conviction rate is limited to 1% to 2.5% in crimes against women.
The imposition of an emergency in Pakistan's Punjab has been sparked by an alarming spike in violence. On 14 June, a rickshaw driver allegedly raped a teenage girl in Muzaffargarh. On 27 May, a 25-yr-old woman was allegedly gangraped on a Karachi-Multan train. A day earlier, robbers allegedly raped a minor girl in front of her family in Pattoki. On 22 May, a bus driver working with a private company allegedly raped a woman in Bahawalpur.
With panic gripping women, Pakistani authorities have announced a slew of measures. The steps include fast-track DNA examination by forensic labs to identify assailants. The government is also running anti-rape campaigns to spread awareness.
The authorities are also telling parents to not leave children unattended at home. Additionally, students will be sensitised at school regarding sexual harassment. The government will also consult civil society, women's rights activists, and teachers for prevention of sexual crimes.
It remains to be seen whether measures like imposition of emergency are effective in ending an entrenched culture of crimes against women and subsequent impunity in Pakistan.

Pakistan: 'rape emergency' declared by govt in Punjab; 5 shocking cases since 1999 show depravity

Pakistan rape emergency: Punjab Home Minister Atta Tarar announced the move, saying that 4-5 rape cases are being reported every day, and special measures are needed.

A girl allegedly raped by a rickshaw driver. A woman allegedly raped on a train. A girl allegedly raped in front of her family. A woman allegedly raped by a bus driver.
With horrific cases like these emerging day after day, Pakistan's Punjab province has decided to declare an "emergency" over rising crimes against women and children.
Punjab Home Minister Atta Tarar announced the emergency. He reportedly said that 4-5 rape cases are being reported every day in the state, and special measures are needed to counter sexual harassment, abuse, and coercion. The government announced that the Cabinet Committee on Rape and Law &amp; Order will review all these cases.
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Pakistan has had a history of agonising crimes against women, compounded by lack of strict action against the culprits.
On 14 August 2021, which is celebrated as Pakistan's Independence Day, a TikTok star was molested by a mob at the Minar-e-Pakistan monument in Lahore. A month earlier, 27-year-old Noor Muqaddam, the daughter of a former diplomat, was raped, tortured, and killed allegedly by the scion of a prominent industrialist family.
In July 2016, social media star Qandeel Baloch was murdered by her brother for what he called "intolerable behaviour". In June 2002, a woman named Mukhtaran Mai had been gangraped on orders of the village council as punishment for her brother's relationship with a woman from a rival tribe. In April 1999, 28-year-old Samia Sarwar had been shot dead allegedly be her family for seeking a divorce over domestic violence.
In light of such distressing cases, Pakistan ranks 167 out of 170 countries on the Global Women, Peace, and Security Index. According to police records, 41,000 women went missing in Pakistan's Punjab province in the last 5 years, and over 3,500 of them had not been found by March 2022.
Studies say that at least 32% women in Pakistan have experienced physical violence, and 28% women aged between 15 and 49 years have been victims of intimate partner violence. Experts agree that these figures are conservative. Meanwhile, the conviction rate is limited to 1% to 2.5% in crimes against women.
The imposition of an emergency in Pakistan's Punjab has been sparked by an alarming spike in violence. On 14 June, a rickshaw driver allegedly raped a teenage girl in Muzaffargarh. On 27 May, a 25-yr-old woman was allegedly gangraped on a Karachi-Multan train. A day earlier, robbers allegedly raped a minor girl in front of her family in Pattoki. On 22 May, a bus driver working with a private company allegedly raped a woman in Bahawalpur.
With panic gripping women, Pakistani authorities have announced a slew of measures. The steps include fast-track DNA examination by forensic labs to identify assailants. The government is also running anti-rape campaigns to spread awareness.
The authorities are also telling parents to not leave children unattended at home. Additionally, students will be sensitised at school regarding sexual harassment. The government will also consult civil society, women's rights activists, and teachers for prevention of sexual crimes.
It remains to be seen whether measures like imposition of emergency are effective in ending an entrenched culture of crimes against women and subsequent impunity in Pakistan.

Chinese authorities arrested nine people on suspicion of violently assaulting several women at a restaurant after surveillance footage of the attack sparked widespread outrage.
Footage from a barbecue restaurant in Tangshan in northern Hebei province, time stamped 2.40 am on Friday, showed one of the men approaching a table where a party of four women were seated and placing his hand on a woman's back.
She rebuffed him several times before he flew into a rage and slapped her, prompting her to fight back.
A brawl ensued, with a group of men entering the restaurant and brutally attacking the woman and her dining partners, including shoving them to the ground, kicking them and even throwing a chair at them.
Footage taken from outside the restaurant also showed the attackers dragging the woman who had initially rebuffed the man's advances out of the establishment before being viciously beaten, with most passersby and patrons of the restaurant looking on.
Photographs of her lying on a stretcher, with a swollen and bloodied face, as well as footage of the attack, went viral online.
The assault and the public outcry renewed a conversation about misogyny and mistreatment of women in China.
Earlier this year, a viral video of a woman being chained to a wall in a hut drew public backlash after authorities initially denied that she was a victim of human trafficking. She was later found to have been sold as a bride.
All nine suspects were arrested on Saturday, according to a statement by authorities issued on micro-blogging platform Weibo.
Two women had also sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were receiving treatment in a hospital. Their condition was reported to be stable. Two others were slightly injured.
The footage of what happened both inside and outside the restaurant was just under five minutes. The Weibo user who was among the first to post the videos said in a post that it was “heartbreaking” to watch.
“Does that mean that dining out is so unsafe now, do we have to bring men with us everywhere we go?” the post read. “(These men) are no different from thugs.” When reached, the user declined to reveal the source of the videos, stating that it was “inconvenient” to do so.
By Sunday, the video of footage filmed inside the restaurant had garnered over 68 million views, while the footage showing the graphic assault outside the restaurant had been taken down.
Social media users have condemned the attack and criticised Tangshan police for being slow in arresting the suspects.
“I'm a woman, and I have a daughter,” said one Weibo user with the handle BaobaomaoDaren. “I wonder — as I'm creating value for society and spreading positive energy, will this society protect me and my child?” State broadcaster CCTV said in an online commentary that the suspects must be arrested as quickly as possible and “punished severely in accordance with the law” in order to account to the victims and the public.

9 arrested after vicious assault on women in north China

Footage taken from outside the restaurant also showed the attackers dragging the woman out of the establishment before being viciously beaten, with most passers-by and patrons of the restaurant looking on.

Chinese authorities arrested nine people on suspicion of violently assaulting several women at a restaurant after surveillance footage of the attack sparked widespread outrage.
Footage from a barbecue restaurant in Tangshan in northern Hebei province, time stamped 2.40 am on Friday, showed one of the men approaching a table where a party of four women were seated and placing his hand on a woman's back.
She rebuffed him several times before he flew into a rage and slapped her, prompting her to fight back.
A brawl ensued, with a group of men entering the restaurant and brutally attacking the woman and her dining partners, including shoving them to the ground, kicking them and even throwing a chair at them.
Footage taken from outside the restaurant also showed the attackers dragging the woman who had initially rebuffed the man's advances out of the establishment before being viciously beaten, with most passersby and patrons of the restaurant looking on.
Photographs of her lying on a stretcher, with a swollen and bloodied face, as well as footage of the attack, went viral online.
The assault and the public outcry renewed a conversation about misogyny and mistreatment of women in China.
Earlier this year, a viral video of a woman being chained to a wall in a hut drew public backlash after authorities initially denied that she was a victim of human trafficking. She was later found to have been sold as a bride.
All nine suspects were arrested on Saturday, according to a statement by authorities issued on micro-blogging platform Weibo.
Two women had also sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were receiving treatment in a hospital. Their condition was reported to be stable. Two others were slightly injured.
The footage of what happened both inside and outside the restaurant was just under five minutes. The Weibo user who was among the first to post the videos said in a post that it was &ldquo;heartbreaking&rdquo; to watch.
&ldquo;Does that mean that dining out is so unsafe now, do we have to bring men with us everywhere we go?&rdquo; the post read. &ldquo;(These men) are no different from thugs.&rdquo; When reached, the user declined to reveal the source of the videos, stating that it was &ldquo;inconvenient&rdquo; to do so.
By Sunday, the video of footage filmed inside the restaurant had garnered over 68 million views, while the footage showing the graphic assault outside the restaurant had been taken down.
Social media users have condemned the attack and criticised Tangshan police for being slow in arresting the suspects.
&ldquo;I'm a woman, and I have a daughter,&rdquo; said one Weibo user with the handle BaobaomaoDaren. &ldquo;I wonder &mdash; as I'm creating value for society and spreading positive energy, will this society protect me and my child?&rdquo; State broadcaster CCTV said in an online commentary that the suspects must be arrested as quickly as possible and &ldquo;punished severely in accordance with the law&rdquo; in order to account to the victims and the public.
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In a disturbing video doing the rounds on social media, an elderly person was repeatedly slapped by a man in Madhya Pradesh. The victim was later found dead.
The incident occurred in Neemuch. In the viral video, the assailant asks the victim whether his name is "Mohammad", and asks him to show his Aadhaar card.
The victim is seen not being able to reply coherently. It later emerged that the 65-year-old, identified as Bhanwarlal Jain, had a mental illness.
The man accused of killing Jain is Dinesh Kushwaha, who is reportedly the husband of a former BJP corporator.
The victim's family members protested at a police station, demanding justice. The deceased hailed from Sarsi in Ratlam district, and had gone missing on May 15 after attending a religious event in Rajasthan.
The Congress accused the BJP of turning MP from an "island of peace", to an "island of violence". Jitu Patwari said, "Tribals are being killed collectively in MP. Dalits are killed collectively. Minorities are killed collectively. Now, a person belonging to the Jain community - whose leader Mahavira taught the world about non-violence - is killed in the name of another minority group."
Madhya Pradesh's home minister said that a murder case had been filed against the accused. Narottam Mishra said, "He was an elderly man who got lost. He was not able to introduce himself properly. He used to get stuck on some words. After the incident, the person has been identified. A case under IPC Sections 302 and 304 has been filed against Dinesh Kushwaha."

On cam: old man beaten up, asked, 'Are you Mohammad?'; later found dead in MP; Congress slams BJP

The victim, 65-year-old Bhanwarlal Jain, had a mental illness. The alleged killer is Dinesh Kushwaha, the husband of a former BJP corporator, as per reports.

In a disturbing video doing the rounds on social media, an elderly person was repeatedly slapped by a man in Madhya Pradesh. The victim was later found dead.
The incident occurred in Neemuch. In the viral video, the assailant asks the victim whether his name is "Mohammad", and asks him to show his Aadhaar card.
The victim is seen not being able to reply coherently. It later emerged that the 65-year-old, identified as Bhanwarlal Jain, had a mental illness.
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The man accused of killing Jain is Dinesh Kushwaha, who is reportedly the husband of a former BJP corporator.
The victim's family members protested at a police station, demanding justice. The deceased hailed from Sarsi in Ratlam district, and had gone missing on May 15 after attending a religious event in Rajasthan.
The Congress accused the BJP of turning MP from an "island of peace", to an "island of violence". Jitu Patwari said, "Tribals are being killed collectively in MP. Dalits are killed collectively. Minorities are killed collectively. Now, a person belonging to the Jain community - whose leader Mahavira taught the world about non-violence - is killed in the name of another minority group."
Madhya Pradesh's home minister said that a murder case had been filed against the accused. Narottam Mishra said, "He was an elderly man who got lost. He was not able to introduce himself properly. He used to get stuck on some words. After the incident, the person has been identified. A case under IPC Sections 302 and 304 has been filed against Dinesh Kushwaha."

A shocking case has been reported at West Delhi's Rajouri Garden where a housemaid was allegedly assaulted by the couple on Sunday. According to the police the 48-year-old woman laboured as a house help and was beaten up by the accused couple who have chopped her hair as well, Police recorded the victim's statement.
A case has been registered under voluntarily causing hurt, wrongful confinement, and assault The victim is identified as Rajni who hails from Siliguri in West Bengal and works in Delhi as domestic help.
The placement agency owner reportedly said that the couple dropped Rajni at his office in very poor condition. After some time he noticed that she was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move. He immediately rushed to the Safdarjung hospital where Rajni claims on Sunday the couple dragged her out of her room and chopped off her hair. She had injuries all over her body, he added. Police said the medical examination report of Safdarjung Hospital asserted that she had suffered from “physical assault”, “head trauma, and was “vomiting”. She also had injuries on her eyes, face, limbs, abdomen along with other body parts.Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Ghanshyam Bansal said that all efforts are being made to arrest the accused couple.
 

Delhi couple assaulted house maid, chopped hair: Police

She was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move. He immediately rushed to the Safdarjung hospital where report asserted that she had suffered from &ldquo;physical assault&rdquo;, &ldquo;head trauma, and was &ldquo;vomiting&rdquo;.&nbsp;

In West Delhi's Rajouri Garden a housemaid was allegedly assaulted by the owners on Sunday. According to the police the 48-year-old woman laboured as a house help and was beaten up by the accused couple who chopped her hair as well.
The victim &nbsp;was identified as Rajni who hails from Siliguri in West Bengal and works in Delhi as domestic help.
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The placement agency owner reportedly said that the couple dropped Rajni at his office in very poor condition. After some time he noticed that she was lying in her urine and wasn't able to move.
Rajni&nbsp;was hospitalised and has told the police that the accused&nbsp;couple dragged her out of her room and chopped off her hair.&nbsp; Police said the medical examination report of Safdarjung Hospital asserted that she had suffered from &ldquo;physical assault&rdquo;, &ldquo;head trauma, and was &ldquo;vomiting&rdquo;. She also had injuries on her eyes, face, limbs, abdomen along with other body parts. Police have booked the couple who are in the hiding.
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A disturbing video has emerged from an American school. In the video spreading widely on social media, an Indian-American teenager is seen getting assaulted by an American student. Twitter users suggested that the name of the victim was Shaan Pritmani.
In the video, the assailant is seen abusing and asking Shaan to vacate the seat he is occupying. Shaan refuses, and the assailant proceeds to first press his elbow on Shaan's neck, and then choke him. Then the bully drags Shaan off the seat and onto the ground. He then tries to keep the victim sprawled on the floor.
Coppell Middle School North issued a statement, saying, "Bullying, both verbal and physical, as well as physical acts of aggression are never acceptable and do not align with who we are at CISD and our core values."
However, news reports suggested that Shaan had been suspended for 3 days as punishment, while his assailant was only suspended for one day. Shaan's parents were reportedly considering legal action, while waiting for the school investigation to conclude.

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Indian-American teen bullied faced a harsher punishment than his bully, according to social media users&nbsp;

A disturbing video has emerged from an American school. In the video spreading widely on social media, an Indian-American teenager is seen getting assaulted by an American student. Twitter users suggested that the name of the victim was Shaan Pritmani.
In the video, the assailant is seen abusing and asking Shaan to vacate the seat he is occupying. Shaan refuses, and the assailant proceeds to first press his elbow on Shaan's neck, and then choke him. Then the bully drags Shaan off the seat and onto the ground. He then tries to keep the victim sprawled on the floor.
Coppell Middle School North issued a statement, saying, "Bullying, both verbal and physical, as well as physical acts of aggression are never acceptable and do not align with who we are at CISD and our core values."
However, news reports suggested that Shaan had been suspended for 3 days as punishment, while his assailant was only suspended for one day. Shaan's parents were reportedly considering legal action, while waiting for the school investigation to conclude.
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In a video shot in Shahdol court complex, a woman can be seen running from a man who punches her on her back. The man seen is the woman's husband's lawyer. The woman was in court to settle a dispute with her husband. 
Other people can be seen standing idly by, making no effort to help the woman.
The lawyer in the video, 58-year-old Bhagwan Singh, was later booked by the police, reports say. 
As per reports, the woman, 23-year-old Bharti Patel, is a nursing mother and is seeking alimony, while Bhagwan Singh is her estranged husband's lawyer. 

Caught on cam: Lawyer assaults woman inside court complex, spectators watch idly

According to reports, the man in the video is the woman's&nbsp;husband's lawyer. The woman was in the court over a dispute with her husband

Public apathy has been caught on camera yet again; this time round in Madhya Pradesh's Shahdol.
In a video shot in a&nbsp;court complex, a woman can be seen running from a man who punches her back.&nbsp;
The accused is the lawyer of the woman's estranged husband.
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Other people in the video can be seen standing idly by, making no effort to help the woman.
Reports said the accused lawyer Bhagwan Singh has been booked by the police who are probing the reasons that led to the assault 23-year-old Bharti&nbsp;Patel.
Reports said Patel is a nursing mother and was in the court to seek alimony from her estranged husband.

A woman was arrested after a video of her thrashing her baby went viral on Social media. The incident took place in the Samba district of Jammu division.
The police took cognisance of the video and launched a probe into the matter.
The infant in her lap can be seen crying while the woman assaulted the child and slammed the infant on the bed. The woman is the mother of the infant and has now been booked under relevant sections of the IPC.

Jammu woman thrashes her child in viral video; police take cognisance, arrest woman

The incident took place in the Samba district of Jammu division

Woman thrashes her child in viral video; police take cognisance, arrest woman

A woman was arrested after a video of her thrashing her baby went viral on Social media. The incident took place in the Samba district of&nbsp;Jammu&nbsp;division.
Her husband along with Sarpanch of Samba district's Bri Kamila area, Mukhtiyar Singh, who saw the video, immediately approached the police and a case was registered.
The police took cognisance of the video and launched a probe into the matter.
The infant in her lap can be seen crying while the woman&nbsp;assaulted the child and slammed the infant on the bed. The woman is the mother of the infant and has now been booked under relevant sections of the IPC.

The incident took place in the Samba district of Jammu&nbsp;division

A chilling video of a woman mercilessly beating her nine-month-old baby in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district went viral on social media, thereby prompting police to arrest her.
The netizens demanded police action against the woman for the brutality, officials said.
In the heart-wrenching video, apparently shot by a relative, the woman was purportedly seen thrashing, slapping and also throwing the child on a bed, they said.
Her husband along with Sarpanch of Samba district's Bri Kamila area, Mukhtiyar Singh, who saw the video, immediately approached the police and a case was registered.
Following this, the woman has been arrested, SSP Samba Abhishek Mahajan said, adding the child has been handed over to her husband.
However, the incident is one month old and has been posted on social media and made viral by someone, officials said.
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75-year-old Deepak Bansod managed to evade the police for 43 years, but was finally caught on April 2.
In 1979, Bansod, a Nagpur resident, was booked in a case of alleged assault.&nbsp;He was arrested by police under IPC Section 325, which pertains to voluntarily causing grievous hurt.&nbsp;Subsequently, he was granted bail.
And that is when the chase began.&nbsp;Bansod was reportedly living in a rented accommodation in the Sitabuldi area at the time.&nbsp;He vacated his rented house, and went untraceable.
After 43 years, police managed to trace him after his name appeared as a beneficiary in a government scheme, as per a PTI report.&nbsp;He was caught by the Crime Branch, and handed over to Sitabuldi police.

Nagpur man evades police for 43 years, then gets accidentally caught. Watch how

75-year-old Deepak Bansod managed to evade the police for 43 years, but was finally caught on April 2. In 1979, Bansod, a Nagpur resident, was booked in a case of alleged assault. He was arrested by police under IPC Section 325, which pertains to voluntarily causing grievous hurt. Subsequently, he was granted bail. And that is when the chase began. Bansod was reportedly living in a rented accommodation in the Sitabuldi area at the time. He vacated his rented house, and went untraceable. After 43 years, police managed to trace him after his name appeared as a beneficiary in a government scheme, as per a PTI report. He was caught by the Crime Branch, and handed over to Sitabuldi police.
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75-year-old Deepak Bansod managed to evade the police for 43 years, but was finally caught on April 2.
 In 1979, Bansod, a Nagpur resident, was booked in a case of alleged assault.&nbsp;He was arrested by police under IPC Section 325, which pertains to voluntarily causing grievous hurt.&nbsp;Subsequently, he was granted bail.
 And that is when the chase began.&nbsp;Bansod was reportedly living in a rented accommodation in the Sitabuldi area at the time.&nbsp;He vacated his rented house, and went untraceable.
 After 43 years, police managed to trace him after his name appeared as a beneficiary in a government scheme, as per a PTI report.&nbsp;He was caught by the Crime Branch, and handed over to Sitabuldi police.

Hollywood actor Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's son, actor-musician Chet Hanks has been sued for $1 million by his ex-girlfriend Kiana Parker for alleged assault and battery.
She alleged three arguments that occurred between the couple in late 2020, during which Hanks placed his hands on her 'forcefully and threatened her'. On an outdoor venture, Parker claimed that Hanks 'grabbed her by the wrist and forcefully pulled her to himself'.&nbsp;She went on to say that Hanks 'verbally assaulted her' and later that night he was 'visibly aggressive and hostile'.
Chet Hanks started dating Kiana Parker in March 2019 and the pair started living together a year later.

Tom Hanks' son Chet Hanks sued for alleged assault, battery by ex-girlfriend

Tom Hanks' son Chet Hanks sued for $1 million by his former girlfriend, accusing him of assault and battery

Tom Hanks' son sued by former partner for assault &amp; battery
Kiana Parker has sued Chet Hanks for $1 million
Parker claimed Hanks grabbed her forcefully, assaulted her
Chet Hanks started dating Kiana Parker in March 2019
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Hollywood actor Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's son, actor-musician Chet Hanks has been sued for $1 million by his ex-girlfriend Kiana Parker for alleged assault and battery.
She alleged three arguments that occurred between the couple in late 2020, during which Hanks placed his hands on her 'forcefully and threatened her'. On an outdoor venture, Parker claimed that Hanks 'grabbed her by the wrist and forcefully pulled her to himself'.&nbsp;She went on to say that Hanks 'verbally assaulted her' and later that night he was 'visibly aggressive and hostile'.
Chet Hanks started dating Kiana Parker in March 2019 and the pair started living together a year later.

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