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A sub-divisional magistrate was killed by her husband for refusing to make him nominee in insurance and bank records. 

MP bureaucrat allegedly smothered to death by unemployed husband 

A sub-divisional magistrate was allegedly killed by her husband for refusing to make him a nominee in insurance and bank records.&nbsp;

A top bureaucrat in Madhya Pradesh was allegedly murdered by her unemployed husband after she refused to make him a nominee in service, insurance, and bank records.
On Sunday, accused Manish Sharma allegedly smothered Shahpura's sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) Nisha Napit with a pillow, and sat near her corpse for six hours. He then washed her blood-stained clothes to destroy evidence and took the body to a nearby health centre, where the doctors alerted the police.
Sharma had told the doctors that Napit's nose was bleeding.
The police initially treated it as a case of natural death, but after Napit's body turned blue, they suspected foul play and detained the husband.
The doctor who conducted a post-morterm found out that her body was brought to the centre at least four to five hours after her death, making cops believe that it was not a case of natural death.&nbsp;
During the police questioning, Sharma confessed to his crime and was arrested subsequently under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) Section 302 (murder).
"Police immediately sealed the (couple's) house, and FSL (forensic science laboratory) team collected the evidence. [Sharma] had cleaned the clothes and pillow covers after the death of the SDM," Superintendent of Police (SP) Akhil Patel said, according to the Hindustan Times newspaper.
According to Nisha Napit's family members, the 51-year-old SDM married Manish Sharma (45) through a matrimonial site in 2020. They said that they got to know about their wedding much later.
(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;
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Karnataka: women bureaucrats indulge in public spat over pictures, Govt warns action

The two have accused each other of violating the Civil Services Conduct rules, and that they had brought it to the notice of the appropriate authorities.

With two senior women bureaucrats indulging in a public spat, Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra on Monday expressed displeasure against their conduct, and warned action, citing service rule violation.
"We are not sitting quiet, action will be taken against them. They both are behaving in such a bad way that not even normal people speak on the streets. Let them do whatever on their personal issues, but coming before the media and behaving in a way they are doing is not right," Jnanendra said.
Roopa has taken to social media alleging several "wrongdoings" of Sindhuri.
She also made personal remarks, accusing Sindhuri of misconduct and released personal pictures of her alleging that it was shared by her with a few male officers.
Terming the allegations as baseless, Sindhuri alleged that Roopa, who holds a responsible position, is making such comments against her out of personal hatred, and was behaving as if she had lost her mental balance.
The two have accused each other of violating the Civil Services Conduct rules, and that they had brought it to the notice of the appropriate authorities.
Sindhuri has said that she will take legal and other actions with appropriate authorities for Roopa's actions amounting to misconduct and criminal offences under various sections of the Indian Penal Code.

Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti invited criticism after her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;
Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti when her critical comments against the bureaucracy surfaced on social media. Singh&nbsp;said she asked him to speak less, while she herself used "highly objectionable" words against bureaucrats. He has also sought an apology from her over her comments.
Uma Bharti wrote to Singh saying that she will improve her language and also urged him to do so.
The Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words &nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

'Deeply hurt' says Uma Bharti after slippers remark for bureaucrats

Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti&nbsp;said she was deeply hurt by her own words after she&nbsp;invited criticism for her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;

//Uma Bharti's&nbsp;controversial remarks on bureaucrats sparks row
//Uma Bharti:&nbsp;govt officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our leaders' slippers&rsquo;
//Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti after&nbsp; her comments surfaced on social media
//Singh: She asked me to speak less but herself uses objectionable words
//Uma Bharti wrote to Singh, said&nbsp;will improve her language
//Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words

Uma&nbsp;Bharti expressed regret over for her choice of words for bureaucrats&nbsp;&nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti invited criticism after her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;
Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti when her critical comments against the bureaucracy surfaced on social media. Singh&nbsp;said she asked him to speak less, while she herself used "highly objectionable" words against bureaucrats. He has also sought an apology from her over her comments.
Uma Bharti wrote to Singh saying that she will improve her language and also urged him to do so.
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The Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words &nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

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