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Relatives of a woman, who died due to Covid-19 at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday

Watch: Woman dies of Covid in Nagpur. relatives try to set hospital on fire

Watch: Woman dies of Covid. kin try to set hospital on fire 

Relatives of a woman, who died due to Covid-19 at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday. CCTV footage from the hospital showed relatives of the deceased throwing computers and other stuff at the reception area. A little later, a person is seen spraying petrol and setting the reception area on fire. Hospital authorities extinguished fire soon after. Police said woman's husband argued with doctor &amp; later vandalised hospital's reception area with relatives' help. A case has been registered and 10 of the 11 accused have been arrested.

Relatives of a woman, who died due to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday.
CCTV footage from the hospital showed relatives of the deceased throwing computers and other stuff at the reception area. A little later, a person is seen spraying petrol and setting the reception area on fire.
Hospital authorities extinguished fire soon after. Police said woman's husband argued with doctor &amp; later vandalised hospital's reception area with relatives' help. A case has been registered and 10 of the 11 accused have been arrested.
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Social distancing went for a toss as people thronged markets and liquor stores ahead of a week-long lockdown in Nagpur. hundreds of people were seen flouting social distancing norms at the Cotton Market, many not even wearing masks. Big crowds were also seen at liquor shops. Amid a spike in Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra, the state government on Thursday decided to impose a lockdown in Nagpur district from March 15 to 21. Only essential services such as vegetable and fruit shops and milk booths will stay open, according to the order issued by the Nagpur district administration.

Covid-19: Social distancing goes for a toss ahead of lockdown in Nagpur

Social distancing went for a toss as people thronged markets and liquor stores ahead of a week-long lockdown in Nagpur

Nagpur: Social distancing goes for a toss ahead of lockdown

Social distancing went for a toss as people thronged markets and liquor stores ahead of a week-long lockdown in Nagpur. hundreds of people were seen flouting social distancing norms at the Cotton Market, many not even wearing masks. Big crowds were also seen at liquor shops. Amid a spike in Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra, the state government on Thursday decided to impose a lockdown in Nagpur district from March 15 to 21. Only essential services such as vegetable and fruit shops and milk booths will stay open, according to the order issued by the Nagpur district administration.

A woman has been arrested in Nagpur for allegedly killing her husband, police said on Thursday. 28-year-old Swati Laxman Malik, the accused, was the fifth wife of 65-year-old Laxman Ramlal Malik. According to police, Laxman had disowned his younger son from Swati as he suspected her fidelity. On Monday, Swati allegedly met Laxman at his friend's office where he was staying after leaving home. She tied her hands behind a chair and they had sex, after which she allegedly slit his throat with a knife, police said. According to police, Laxman, who retired as sanitation worker from a hospital, did not get along with any of his five wives or his children.

Nagpur: 28-yr-old woman kills 65-yr-old husband who had 5 wives

According to the police, the woman&nbsp;tied his husband's hands behind a chair, had sex with him and then slit his throat with a knife

A woman has been arrested in Nagpur for allegedly killing her husband, police said on Thursday. 28-year-old Swati Laxman Malik, the accused, was the fifth wife of 65-year-old Laxman Ramlal Malik. According to police, Laxman had disowned his younger son from Swati as he suspected her fidelity. On Monday, Swati allegedly met Laxman at his friend's office where he was staying after leaving home. She tied his hands behind a chair and they had sex, after which she allegedly slit his throat with a knife, police said. According to police, Laxman, who retired as sanitation worker from a hospital, did not get along with any of his five wives or his children.

What Is India? - Pranab Mukherjee | BOOM | Former President Of India

As we mourn the passing of Former President of India, Pranab Mukherjee today, here's a reminder of his vision for a secular, pluralistic, inclusive and tolerant India at a speech he made at the RSS headquarters in Nagpur in 2018.

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