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UP youth, father electrocuted by snapped power line in Ballia

UP youth, father electrocuted by snapped power line in Ballia

A man, who cleared the sub-inspector examination, and his father died early Thursday in a village in this district after accidentally touching a broken live power line in the field where they had gone to defecate, police said. The incident took place in Sahpurwa village under Bansdih Road police station area following which villagers staged a road blockade. According to the police, Rajesh Yadav (27) and his father Janardan Yadav (58) had gone to the field around 6 am for their morning routine when Rajesh came in contact with the power line that had snapped and fallen there the previous night. As Janardan rushed to save his son, he too came in contact with the live wire and both died on the spot, officials said. Rajesh had successfully cleared the recruitment examination for the post of sub-inspector in the police department. Following the incident, villagers blocked the Ballia-Bansdih highway, disrupting traffic. The blockade was later lifted after the Bansdih sub-divisional magistrate pacified the protesters, Circle Officer (Bansdih) Jaishankar Mishra said. Mishra said a case has …

Two cops suspended over negligence following shooting incident at UP village

Two cops suspended over negligence following shooting incident at UP village

Kaushambi , A station house officer and a police outpost in-charge were suspended Tuesday over alleged laxity in discharge of duty in connection with a shooting incident that took place at a village here, officials said. Two cops suspended over negligence following shooting incident at UP village Inspector general of police suspended the Sarai Akil SHO and Kanaili police outpost incharge on the basis of an inquiry report submitted by the additional superintendent of police , Kaushambi. Superintendent of Police Satyanarayan Prajapat on Tuesday said on the night of July 19, two brothers Gulshan Tripathi and Rohit Tripathi along with their associates, allegedly shot and injured Suraj Singh and Rajiv, residents of Kanaili village, using country-made pistols. He said an investigation conducted by Additional SP Amita Singh revealed that both accused are “history-sheeters” under Sarai Akil police station area. Gulshan Tripathi has 16 cases registered against him across various police stations in the district, while Rohit Tripathi has 15 cases against him. Prajapat added that the inquiry report also disclosed that prior to this, on …

Bengal school boy dies after gulping down hot tea; family alleges negligence | Kolkata News

Bengal school boy dies after gulping down hot tea; family alleges negligence | Kolkata News

4 min readKolkataJul 3, 2026 05:15 PM IST A Class 12 student of Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya in West Bengal’s Narendrapur died as his condition deteriorated after accidentally drinking a hot liquid, triggering allegations of negligence, delayed medical response, and administrative lapses at the reputed residential school. Diptanshu Mahato, 17, fell ill Tuesday morning after mistakenly drinking the boiling liquid from a flask in the hostel and died later. His family said that the excessively hot liquid caused severe internal injuries to his digestive tract, and his condition rapidly deteriorated due to a lack of oxygen. While Mission authorities have temporarily suspended three hostel staff — Sourav Taru Biswas, Somnath Bairagi, and Samaresh Dhara — following allegations of beating and mistreating students, the school’s Headmaster, Swami Ishteshananda Maharaj, has offered his resignation. The Baruipur District police said they have initiated a formal probe following a written complaint lodged at the Narendrapur Police Station by the boy’s family. “We have sought CCTV footage from the scene and are taking all necessary steps,” a senior Baruipur District police …

Uttar Pradesh government sacks five doctors; orders action against 16 health officials for negligence

Uttar Pradesh government sacks five doctors; orders action against 16 health officials for negligence

Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Health Minister Brajesh Pathak on Friday (May 8, 2026) ordered strict action against several health officials, over alleged negligence, dereliction of duty, and irregularities in the Health Department, including the dismissal of five doctors from service. According to an official statement issued by his office, five medical officers were dismissed for remaining absent from duty for a prolonged period without information and for staying away from medical work. Those dismissed include Dr. Alaknanda of the district hospital in Gorakhpur, Dr. Ramji Bhardwaj posted under the Kushinagar Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Saurabh Singh posted under the Balrampur CMO, Dr. Viklesh Kumar Sharma of CHC Jagdishpur in Amethi and Dr. Monica Verma of CHC Dibiyapur in Auraiya, it stated. “The government also ordered departmental disciplinary proceedings against 16 medical officers, including Ambedkar Nagar CMO Dr. Sanjay Kumar Shaival and Deputy CMO Dr. Sanjay Verma, over alleged irregularities in the registration and renewal process of private hospitals, nursing homes and ultrasound centres,” it added. According to the statement, “the two officers …

Adharwadi jail inmate dies, family accuses prison staff of negligence

Adharwadi jail inmate dies, family accuses prison staff of negligence

THANE: An undertrial lodged at Aadharwadi jail in Kalyan died on Tuesday after reportedly complaining of chest pain, triggering allegations of negligence on the part of jail authorities. The undertrial, identified as Rishikesh Pawar, was arrested in connection with an attempt to murder case registered at the Hill Line Police Station in Ulhasnagar on April 20 and later remanded in judicial custody, jail authorities said. Rishikesh Pawar, deceased According to Pawar’s relatives, he complained of chest pain around 5pm on Tuesday, but was shifted to the Central Hospital in Ulhasnagar only around 9:30pm – that too in the vehicle of the jail superintendent and not an ambulance. Family members questioned the delay and asked why immediate medical attention was not provided when he first reported the symptoms. They also staged a protest in front of the Central Hospital, demanding strict action against those responsible and warning of further agitation if justice was not served. The Khadakpada police, under whose jurisdiction the jail falls, have registered an accidental death report (ADR) in the matter and initiated …

Probe ordered after health worker, newborn die at Jharkhand hospital, family alleges negligence | India News

Probe ordered after health worker, newborn die at Jharkhand hospital, family alleges negligence | India News

3 min readRanchiMay 3, 2026 11:23 PM IST An Adivasi health worker and her newborn son died during delivery at a community health centre in Jharkhand’s Seraikela-Kharsawan district, with the procedure allegedly conducted using mobile phone flashlights during a power outage. A probe has been ordered after the family alleged negligence. The incident occurred at the Community Health Centre in the Rajnagar police station area. Durgacharan Banra alleged when he had brought his pregnant wife Binita Banra – a community health worker from Hathisiring village, to the hospital Wednesday, she was “healthy and walking normally”. She remained stable through Wednesday night and Thursday, but late at night, when he briefly stepped away, nurses allegedly shifted her to the delivery room, he claimed. “When I returned, a nurse came panicking and asked if I was with the patient. I was with my father’s sister and my older paternal aunt. I rushed to the delivery room and saw there was no doctor and no electricity. The nurses were forced to conduct the delivery without power. I used …

Jana Nayagan Leak: Thalapathy Vijay’s last film’s editor suspended due to ‘alleged negligence’; Report

Jana Nayagan Leak: Thalapathy Vijay’s last film’s editor suspended due to ‘alleged negligence’; Report

The highly anticipated film, Jana Nayagan is believed to be Thalapathy Vijay’s last movie. Now according to reports, film editor Pradeep E. Ragav has been temporarily suspended by the South Indian Film Editors Association (SIFEA). While he has not been directly implicated in the leak itself, the association cited ‘rule violations’ as grounds for disciplinary action. Jana Nayagan editor suspended According to Hindustan Times, SIFEA said in a statement, “It has been confirmed before the association’s executive committee that film editor Mr Pradeep E. Ragav has continuously violated the laws of the Southern India Film Editor’s Association by employing non-members as assistants on all the films he works on, including Jana Nayagan. This act is against the rules of the association.” The body emphasized that such practices are meant to protect film content during production and post-production stages. The statement added, “Furthermore, although Mr Pradeep E. Ragav is not directly responsible for the illegal release of the film Jana Nayagan on the internet, he has admitted that his negligence was the cause. If this situation …

Himachal: Factory worker killed in accident, labourers claim management negligence

Himachal: Factory worker killed in accident, labourers claim management negligence

Nahan , A 29-year-old worker was killed in an alleged industrial accident in Himachal’s Sirmaur district on Saturday, sparking outrage as labourers took to the streets in anger, raising slogans and accusing the factory management of negligence, officials said. Himachal: Factory worker killed in accident, labourers claim management negligence Tika Ram was killed when the cables of a lift allegedly snapped at the Sunvet Health Care Company, located in Shambhuwala village on the Nahan-Paonta road, approximately 15 kilometres from Nahan. The angry labourers gathered on the main Nahan-Paonta road, alleging that the factory management had failed to repair the malfunctioning lift, despite receiving multiple complaints over several days, and that failure led to the accident. Following assurances and persuasion from the factory management, the workers eventually returned to the factory premises. The complainant, Harish, claimed that the lift had been making a “ticking” sound for quite some time, indicating that it was not functioning properly. The factory management had been informed of this issue, but took no remedial action. Despite this, approximately 150 bundles of …

Pregnant woman dies in Belagavi hospital, family alleges negligence

Pregnant woman dies in Belagavi hospital, family alleges negligence

A representational photo of a pregnant woman. Family members of a pregnant woman, who died during delivery and lost her child, have alleged medical negligence by doctors of the district hospital in Belagavi. Eeramma Sheegihalli, 21, died in the district hospital in Belagavi on April 13. Her husband Nagaraj Sheegihalli and her mother Gouravva told the police that she did not receive proper treatment after she began suffering from diarrhoea. Published – April 13, 2026 03:40 pm IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

No negligence, misuse of data, offensive questions: Registrar General to Census officers | India News

No negligence, misuse of data, offensive questions: Registrar General to Census officers | India News

2 min readNew DelhiMar 27, 2026 12:48 AM IST Negligence or misuse of data, obstruction of the exercise, and intentionally posing any offensive or improper question before the citizens: These are some of the offences that officials participating in the upcoming Census have been warned against by the Registrar General of India (RGI). In a fresh reminder, the RGI has made it clear that these are punishable offences, attracting up to three years’ imprisonment under the Census Act. In a communication sent on March 17 to all states, Registrar General & Census Commissioner Mritunjay Kumar Narayan listed the penalties prescribed under Section 11 of the Census Act, 1948, which range from a Rs 1,000 penalty to three years’ imprisonment, or both.“Any Census officer, or any person lawfully required to assist in the taking of the Census, who refuses to perform duties assigned under the Act…or who hinders or obstructs another person from discharging such duties, can face legal action. The law also covers those who fail to exercise ‘reasonable diligence’ in carrying out instructions related …