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Woman’s papers ‘illegally’ retained post loan closure, bank manager to pay Rs 2.5 lakh | Legal News

Woman’s papers ‘illegally’ retained post loan closure, bank manager to pay Rs 2.5 lakh | Legal News

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6 min readNew DelhiJul 7, 2026 09:00 AM IST A consumer commission in Kerala recently held a manager working in Federal Bank’s Pudunagaram branch liable for deficiency in service after it retained a woman’s property documents for nearly 16 months after the closure of her relevant loan accounts, and directed it to pay Rs 2.5 lakh as compensation. President Vinay Menon V, along with members Vidya A and Krishnankutty N K, was hearing the complaint filed by Shabina M A, who alleged that the Federal Bank continued to retain her property documents despite there being no requirement to keep them as security.  “After closure of ODCC 12575500472698 on 22/03/2023, the 1st opposite party (OP) (Federal Bank) retained the title deeds for nearly one year and four months. This delay is not explained by the opposite parties. When no explanations are forthcoming as to the retention of title deeds, we can only resort to a presumption that such retention was arbitrary and illegal,” the June 29 order read.  Two loans, documents withheld It was claimed by …

Honey trap, chats, plans to marry JeM commander in Pakistan: Behind Jaipur woman’s arrest

Honey trap, chats, plans to marry JeM commander in Pakistan: Behind Jaipur woman’s arrest

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A woman in Rajasthan’s arrested over alleged links with the Pakistan-based banned terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) was preparing to travel to Pakistan via Nepal to marry a man suspected to be terrorist commander associated with the group. Jaipur woman arrested over Jaish links claims online ‘marriage’ plot led her towards Pakistan (Representative image/PTI) The 38-year-old woman, identified as Babita Dhakad alias Khadija, was arrested by the Rajasthan Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) on Sunday and booked under various provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), a report by news agency PTI said. She remains in police custody till June 27. Investigators claim forensic examination of her electronic devices revealed contacts with several Pakistani nationals, including numbers allegedly linked to Yusuf Azhar, a close relative of JeM chief Masood Azhar, and wanted terrorist Qari Zarar. Officials said Babita had been under military intelligence surveillance for several weeks before her arrest. Pahalgam attack sparked online search According to investigators, Babita told police that her interest in Pakistani militants began after the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. During questioning, she …

DNA test planned to verify woman’s claim to child

DNA test planned to verify woman’s claim to child

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Ammathottil at the Government General Hospital, Kozhikode. | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh The authorities are planning to go for the DNA test of a woman from Kozhikode, who has filed an application seeking the custody of a child who was found in the Ammathottil electronic cradle installed at the Government General Hospital, Kozhikode, on March 12. According to official sources, the child was eight days old when he was found in the cradle. He was named ‘Aarav’ later. The sources quoting the woman who claimed to be his mother, however, said she could not bear the separation from her child for more than one-and-a-half months. She soon contacted the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) officials and submitted an application to reclaim the child. Though official roadblocks followed, the provision that parents can reclaim their child within 60 days of placing them in the Ammathottil came to her rescue. She later met the officials at the district collectorate. Thereafter, the CWC officials forwarded her application to the Kerala State Council for Child Welfare, which maintains the cradle. …

TMC leader Jay Prakash Majumdar held over ‘grabbing’ woman’s house | Kolkata News

TMC leader Jay Prakash Majumdar held over ‘grabbing’ woman’s house | Kolkata News

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2 min readKolkataJun 4, 2026 02:05 AM IST The police on Wednesday arrested Trinamool Congress spokesperson and state vice-president Jay Prakash Majumdar over allegedly illegally occupying a woman’s house for several years and allegedly harassing her. As per the sources, locals were staging a protest against Majumdar outside the flat in Bidhannagar, which led to an altercation. The police then arrived at the spot, detained Majumdar, and took him to Bidhannagar North police station, where he was subsequently arrested. He faces charges of illegally occupying a flat, and making derogatory remarks against and threatening the woman landowner. It is learnt that Majumdar had been illegally occupying the Bidhannagar area-based flat for the last around 12 years. He reportedly rented the flat in 2012, the lease agreement for which expired in 2015. However, it is being alleged that Majumdar neither renewed the lease after that nor did he vacate the flat. The owner, Arati Raychaudhari, has also alleged that Majumdar even stopped paying the rent for the said flat. On Wednesday, a group of people gathered …

Punjab woman’s fight against domestic abuse leads to landmark Canadian court ruling | Chandigarh News

Punjab woman’s fight against domestic abuse leads to landmark Canadian court ruling | Chandigarh News

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In a landmark judgment that could significantly expand legal remedies for survivors of domestic abuse, the Supreme Court of Canada has recognised a new tort of intimate partner violence, holding that patterns of coercive control and abuse within relationships can constitute a distinct civil wrong. The ruling, delivered on May 15 in the case of Kuldeep Kaur Ahluwalia versus Amritpal Singh Ahluwalia, stems from a decade-long legal battle by a Punjab-born woman who said she endured years of abuse, isolation and coercive control after moving to Canada. In a 6-3 decision in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia (2026 SCC 16), the court held that intimate partner violence encompasses more than physical assaults and includes sustained patterns of coercive and controlling behaviour that undermine a person’s dignity, autonomy and equality within a relationship. The judgment paves the way for victims to seek monetary damages for harms caused by such conduct. Kuldeep Kaur Ahluwalia married Amritpal Singh Ahluwalia in India in 1999 before the couple immigrated to Canada in the early 2000s. They later had two children. According to …

Pregnant Dalit woman’s death shocks Bokaro as coal collection dispute turns deadly | India News

Pregnant Dalit woman’s death shocks Bokaro as coal collection dispute turns deadly | India News

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3 min readRanchiJun 1, 2026 05:40 AM IST What began as a dispute over leftover coal collected from a railway siding ended in tragedy in Jharkhand’s Bokaro district, where a 25-year-old pregnant Dalit woman died after she intervened in an altercation among local residents, triggering arrests, political allegations and demands for a high-level probe. The incident took place on Friday night at the Dhaura coal site under Bermo police station limits. According to police, Anita Devi was among a group of women who had gathered to collect leftover coal from a railway siding area — a common practice among local families who use it for household needs. Investigators said a quarrel broke out over the sharing of the coal, escalating into a physical confrontation. By the time the scuffle ended, Anita Devi had collapsed. She was rushed by family members to the Regional Hospital in Dhori, where doctors declared her dead. The circumstances surrounding her death are now under investigation. Bermo police station in-charge Rohit Kumar said preliminary findings suggest there was pushing and scuffling …

Woman’s unborn child in Hingoli dies after government ambulance was delayed due to lack of diesel

Woman’s unborn child in Hingoli dies after government ambulance was delayed due to lack of diesel

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Relatives of a woman in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district on Thursday alleged that a delay in getting a government ambulance due to alleged diesel shortage resulted in the death of her unborn child. They further claimed that, even though the administration stated that the diesel shortage was not the reason for the vehicle not being available. Amid outrage triggered by the incident, Public Health Minister Prakash Abitkar promised a probe, as per PTI.  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

Bhumi Pednekar reacts to video of men making inappropriate suggestions on a woman’s wall painting, demands stricter laws

Bhumi Pednekar reacts to video of men making inappropriate suggestions on a woman’s wall painting, demands stricter laws

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The last few days have seen a slew of deaths, especially of young women, related to dowry harassment and mental torture. The alleged dowry death case sent shockwaves across the nation when a 33-year-old woman was found dead at her home in Bhopal. Now, actor Bhumi Pednekar has flagged a disturbing video of some men making obscene gestures towards a woman’s wall painting. (Also read: Kangana Ranaut reacts after Bhopal dowry death, calls Indian society notorious for ‘abandoning’ daughters after marriage) Bhumi Pednekar is shocked to see the mentality of the youth in today’s age. What Bhumi wrote In a video that was shared by the Instagram account Tube Indian, some men were allegedly seen behaving inappropriately with a woman’s wall painting near a swimming pool. The incident quickly spread across social media and triggered strong reactions. Bhumi shared the video on her Instagram Stories and wrote, “This is the mentality of our youth. These are the same people who are going to sexually assault children and women. We are in a pandemic. Just words …

Suspected dowry death in Noida; woman’s husband, father-in-law arrested: ‘Beat her, threw her from terrace’

Suspected dowry death in Noida; woman’s husband, father-in-law arrested: ‘Beat her, threw her from terrace’

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A 24-year-old woman died after allegedly “falling from the rooftop” of her in-laws’ house in Greater Noida’s Jalpura village. Police have reportedly arrested her husband and father-in-law in a suspected dowry-related death case. Senior police officers at the site of the incident in Lucknow. (Sourced) (HT_PRINT) This happened barely a year-and-a-half after the woman’s marriage, news agency ANI reported, citing police. The woman’s uncle has accused the in-laws of physically assaulting her before allegedly throwing her from the terrace to make the death appear accidental. Husband and father-in-law arrested Her husband and father-in-law were taken into custody following a complaint by the woman’s family. Authorities said legal formalities, including an inquest and post-mortem examination, are underway as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding her death. Her father alleged that she had been repeatedly harassed and tortured over dowry demands since after her wedding. He visited the family earlier the same day in an effort to resolve ongoing disputes, he claimed. ‘We found her dead’ “Just yesterday, I went to their house and spoke with them. But …

Who are Mackenzie Shirilla’s parents Steve and Natalie? Inside the Ohio woman’s family

Who are Mackenzie Shirilla’s parents Steve and Natalie? Inside the Ohio woman’s family

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Netflix’s new documentary The Crash, which began streaming on May 15, reopens one of Ohio’s most debated criminal cases, the 2022 high-speed crash in Strongsville that killed two men and landed teenage driver Mackenzie Shirilla in prison for murder. In August 2023, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Nancy Margaret Russo found Shirilla guilty of all 12 charges against her, including murder, and sentenced her to two concurrent 15-year-to-life terms. Netflix’s The Crash explores the ongoing fight by Steve Shirilla and Natalie Shirilla to overturn their daughter’s murder conviction. (Screenshot- X) She is currently serving her sentence at the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville and will not be eligible for parole until 2037. While the case may be legally closed for now but for Shirilla’s parents, Steve and Natalie, the fight is far from over. Also Read: Mackenzie Shirilla update: Where is she now after the double murder conviction? Who are Steve and Natalie Shirilla? Steve and Natalie Shirilla are Mackenzie’s parents, who raised her in Strongsville in Ohio. They allege that two key pieces …