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Bengaluru man shoots self over 'harassment' by BJP MLA and 5 others

S Pradeep, back in 2018 invested over Rs1 crore in a club in Bengaluru after being persuaded by two of the men he named in the note, the report said.

A Bengaluru man shot himself in his car over alleged harassment by 6 men including a Bhartiya Janata Party MLA on Sunday.
According to an India Today report, the 47-year-old man, identified as S Pradeep, has named BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali in his suicide note as one of the 'main' reasons for taking the extreme step.&nbsp;
S Pradeep, back in 2018 invested over Rs1 crore in a club in Bengaluru after being persuaded by two of the men he named in the note, the report said.
The men had promised to pay him back a particular amount every month, including a salary for working for the club, which they allegedly failed to do.
He took the issue to BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali when they repeatedly ignored his requests for payments. Pradeep, in his note has alleged that the MLA supported men rather than helping him.&nbsp;
The letter also accuses a doctor, Jayaram Reddy, of filing a civil case against Pradeep&rsquo;s brother&rsquo;s property and mentally torturing and harassing Pradeep, India Today reported.&nbsp;
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The 42-year-old woman allegedly used software to hide her location and used several numbers and area codes, even allegedly trying to pin the origin of the messages as coming from her daughter's classmates

US woman facing charges for allegedly cyberbullying daughter, her friends for a year

The 42-year-old woman allegedly used software to hide her location and used several numbers and area codes, even allegedly trying to pin the origin of the messages as coming from her daughter's classmates

A woman in Michigan is facing charges for allegedly sending hateful and bullying messages to teenage students, including her own daughter, under a fake name and number.
According to ABC News, 42 year old Kendra Licari was arrested on December 12 and is now facing five charges, including stalking a minor and obstruction of justice
The shocking charges come after a year long investigation after Licari's teenage daughter and her boyfriend reported getting harassing messages.
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According to a recent survey violence and harassment at workplaces is a major issue all across the world and psychological violence and harassment is the most common

Psychological harassment most prevalent at work places according to a global survey

According to a recent survey&nbsp;violence and harassment&nbsp;at workplaces is a major issue&nbsp;all across the world and psychological violence and harassment is the most common

According to a recent survey violence and harassment at workplaces are major issues all across the world and psychological violence and harassment are the most common.&nbsp;
The survey was done on more than 75,000 employees across 121 countries among whom about 22% reported having experienced either violence or harassment at their respective work places. The report was shared by the U.N. International Labor Organization, the Lloyds Register Foundation and Gallup. &nbsp;
The report elaborated that while 6.3% of the surveyed employees experienced all three forms of abuse, psychological violence and harassment was faced by 17.9% of workers including men and women.&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.
ALSO WATCH | Pakistan: medical staff cut off newborn&rsquo;s head during delivery, leave it inside woman&rsquo;s womb
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.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/pakistan-medical-staff-cut-off-newborn-s-head-during-delivery-leave-it-inside-woman-s-womb-1655805174583" target="_blank">Pakistan: medical staff cut off newborn&rsquo;s head during delivery, leave it inside woman&rsquo;s womb</a>
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.

A top Indian woman cyclist registered a complaint to the Sports Authority of India (SAI) accusing the national coach RK Sharma of harassment. 
According to the complaint, the incident took place on 29 May during the team's tour of Slovenia where the national coach Sharma forced himself into the cyclist's room and harassed her. The cyclist was brought back to India on June 3. The cyclist is also a part of the elite Target Olympic Podium Scheme.
SAI released a statement in which they said that the SAI brought the complainant back to India to ensure her safety and has also constituted a committee to investigate the matter. 
"The matter is being dealt with on priority and will be resolved shortly," the statement read.
The Cycling Federation of India said that they stand with the complainant they also formed a probe panel of its own. 
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Indian contingent recalled from Slovenia after cyclist accused coach of harassment

Top Indian cyclist accuses coach of harassment, entire team returns home after athlete's complaint

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The Cycling Federation of India has formed a probe panel to investigate harassment charges against national coach RK Sharma

After a top Indian woman cyclist accused national coach RK Sharma&nbsp;of harassment, the Cycling Federation of India has recalled the entire Indian contingent from their tour of Slovenia. The move comes after the cyclist&nbsp;registered a complaint with the Sports Authority of India against coach Sharma.
According to the complaint, the incident took place on May 29 in Slovenia. After the complainant raised the issue with the Indian authorities, she was brought back to India on June 3.
The Sports Authority of India issued a statement in response, stating: 'The matter is being dealt with on priority and will be resolved shortly.'
Meanwhile, the Cycling Federation has put its support behind the female athlete and has formed a probe panel of its own.&nbsp;
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The ongoing probe into the "Sulli Deals" case has revealed that around 30 Twitter handles were misused for uploading the morphed pictures of Muslim women for their purported "auction", the Delhi police said on Monday.
The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of, an official said.
They said Thakur had deleted the contents of his laptop. Thakur's laptop and phones along with those of Niraj Bishnoi, have been sent to the National Forensic Science Lab to ascertain their contents and access details.
Neeraj Bishnoi is the creator of the "Bulli Bai" app and was arrested earlier by Delhi police from Assam,
The police are trying to identify other members of the group misusing the Twitter handles.
Even though both Thakur and Bishnoi do not seem to regret their activities, Thakur lamented that his family had to face problems due to him, police said.
The accused were part of a traditional group where discussions were held about ancient tradition, the rise and downfall of Hinduism, the police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for “auction” on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.

 ‘Sulli Deals’ group misused 30 Twitter handles to target Muslim women: Police

Police say 'Sulli Deals' group misused 30 Twitter handles

Police say 'Sulli Deals' group misused 30 Twitter handles
'Sulli&nbsp;Deals': Police trying to identify members of the group
Sulli&nbsp;Deals and Bulli&nbsp;Bai&nbsp;app creators under police custody
Both Thakur and Bishnoi do not regret their activities: cops
The accused were part of a traditional group on internet

'Sulli Deals': The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of

The ongoing probe into the "Sulli Deals" case has revealed that around 30 Twitter handles were misused for uploading the morphed pictures of Muslim women for their purported "auction", the Delhi police said on Monday.
The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of, an official said.
They said Thakur had deleted the contents of his laptop. Thakur's laptop and phones along with those of Niraj Bishnoi, have been sent to the National Forensic Science Lab to ascertain their contents and access details.
Neeraj Bishnoi is the creator of the "Bulli Bai" app and was arrested earlier by Delhi police from Assam.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/bulli-bai-accused-habitual-hacker-was-in-touch-with-sulli-deals-maker-police-1641695606503" target="_blank">'Bulli Bai' accused habitual hacker, was in touch with 'Sulli Deals' maker: police</a>
The police are trying to identify other members of the group misusing the Twitter handles.
Even though both Thakur and Bishnoi do not seem to regret their activities, Thakur lamented that his family had to face problems due to him, police said.
The accused were part of a traditional group where discussions were held about ancient tradition, the rise and downfall of Hinduism, the police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for &ldquo;auction&rdquo; on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.

A Class 11 student from Chennai who died by suicide last week has alleged sexual harassment in a note she left behind. 
She titled the note ‘Stop Sexual Harassment’ and wrote about the mental trauma a sexual harassment victim goes through. She also appealed all parents to teach their sons how to respect girls. 
She further wrote that no one can be trusted, neither your teachers nor your relatives. The only safe place is a mother's womb and the grave, the teen wrote in her suicide note. 
The girl was found hanging in her room by her mother on Saturday. 
A 21-year-old boy has been arrested and charged under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. According to the police he has confessed to harassing the minor girl

'Girls safe only mother's womb or grave': Chennai teen's suicide note

A Class 11 student who died by suicide wrote about the mental trauma she was going through after being sexually harassed in the note she left behind

Teen dies by suicide in Chennai, leaves behind a note
Class 11 student claimed she was sexually harassed
Minor wrote about the mental trauma she was facing
'Every parent should teach their sons to treat girls with respect'
'A girl is safe only in the mother's womb or the grave'
21-year-old boy arrested under POCSO&nbsp;Act

She titled&nbsp;the note&nbsp;&lsquo;Stop Sexual Harassment&rsquo; and wrote about the mental trauma a sexual harassment victim goes through.

A Class 11 student from Chennai&nbsp;who died by suicide last week has alleged sexual harassment in a note she left behind.&nbsp;
She titled&nbsp;the note&nbsp;&lsquo;Stop Sexual Harassment&rsquo; and wrote about the mental trauma a sexual harassment victim goes through. She also appealed all parents to teach their sons how to respect girls.&nbsp;
She further wrote that no one can be trusted, neither your teachers nor your relatives. The only safe place is a mother's womb and the grave, the teen wrote in her suicide note.&nbsp;
The girl was found hanging in her room by her mother on Saturday.&nbsp;
A 21-year-old boy has been arrested and charged under the&nbsp;Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. According to the police he has confessed to harassing the minor girl

An undersecretary-level officer posted in UP minority welfare department in Lucknow has been arrested for molesting a female employee.
A video of the accused officer, Ichcaram Yadav, forcing himself on the contractual employee has gone viral.
The victim alleged that the undersecretary has been harassing and molesting her since 2018.
She said that she had been threatened with being sacked from her job if she complained.
Recently, she made a video of Yadav, in which he could be seen forcing himself on the woman as she tries to push him away.
The woman filed a complaint with the Hussainganj police station on October 29 and presented multiple videos of such incidents as evidence.
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UP: Govt officer filmed forcing himself on woman colleague, arrested

UP: Govt officer filmed forcing himself on woman colleague, arrested
Accused posted at UP govt's minority welfare dept in Lucknow
Victim says she faced harassment and molestation since 2018
Victim filmed the accused, video went viral, police acted
Woman gave cops multiple video of accused molesting her
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Harassment: The victim said she had been threatened with being sacked from her job if she complained
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An undersecretary-level officer posted in UP minority welfare department in Lucknow has been arrested for molesting a female employee.
A video of the accused officer, Ichcaram Yadav, forcing himself on the contractual employee has gone viral.
The victim alleged that the undersecretary has been harassing and molesting her since 2018.
She said that she had been threatened with being sacked from her job if she complained.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/up-man-found-dead-in-custody-cops-say-suicide-family-suspects-murder-1636540186563" target="_blank">UP: Man found dead in custody, cops say suicide, family suspects murder</a>
Recently, she made a video of Yadav, in which he could be seen forcing himself on the woman as she tries to push him away.
The woman filed a complaint with the Hussainganj police station on October 29 and presented multiple videos of such incidents as evidence.
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Two Indian men who go by social media aliases of&nbsp;Keshu_10 and LiberalDogeReal&nbsp;used a YouTube live session to harass women by discussing how they looked on Eid. They gathered&nbsp;images and video of women and minor girls, including those from Pakistan&nbsp;passed lewd and sexually explicit comments on them during their live. Their accounts have now been deleted and the video has been removed.&nbsp;
Furious Netizens&nbsp;have circulated snapshotss&nbsp;from the live and demanded action against the two men.&nbsp;

Uproar on social media after 2 Indian men harass girls during YouTube live

Two Indian men who go by social media aliases of&nbsp;Keshu_10 and LiberalDogeReal&nbsp;used a YouTube live session to harass women by discussing how they looked on Eid. They gathered&nbsp;images and video of women and minor girls, including those from Pakistan&nbsp;passed lewd and sexually explicit comments on them during their live. Their accounts have now been deleted and the video has been removed.&nbsp;
Furious Netizens&nbsp;have circulated snapshotss&nbsp;from the live and demanded action against the two men.&nbsp;

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