Two teenagers arrested for Class XII student's murder

Rewari:  Two teenagers were arrested on Saturday in connection with the murder of a Class XII student in Rewari, a senior police official said.

The two students were arrested in connection with the murder of Ramesh Kumar, a Class XII student, who was killed in a violent clash that took place between two rival groups of students at Kanwali village on August 18, Ram Kishan, Station House Officer (SHO) of Khol police station, said.

He said one of the arrested students, Mohan Lal of Gothra village, was remanded in police custody for one day by a local court, while the other accused is a minor and was sent to observation home at Faridabad by a Juvenile court.

Mohan Lal's interrogation would lead to the identification-cum apprehension of the remaining accused students involved in the crime, the SHO said.

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Jan Lokpal Bill will eradicate corruption: Chautal

Rewari (Har): Indian National Lok Dal chief and former Haryana Chief Minister Om Parkash Chautala on Sunday said the Jan Lokpal Bill would be help in eradicating corruption to a large extent in the country.

He said the Congress-led UPA government was now confronted with an uncertain future.

"The victory of Anna-led crusade against corruption, which has been massively supported by millions of people throughout the country, has immensely strengthened democracy in the country," INLD chief said.


He said the INLD would give 33 per cent tickets to women to contest the next assembly polls in Haryana.

Launching a scathing attack on the Bhupinder Singh Hooda regime, the INLD head said "corruption has virtually eaten into vitals of the masses in the state." 

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Woman stabbed to death, body dumped at deserted place

Rewari (Har), Aug 28 (PTI) A 32-year-old widow was stabbed to death by some unidentified persons who later dumped her body at a deserted place at Kosli here, police said today.The incident took place last night when Kiran Devi was killed by some unidentified assailants, they said, adding that her body was recovered later.After a complaint was filed by Sube Singh, the deceased's father, a case was registered in connection with the incident. After the demise of her husband Surender Singh, who committed suicide in 2009, Kiran, along with her three children, had been living at Kosli in a separate portion in the house of her in-laws with whom her relations were strained.

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BMG MALL at REWARI

Consisting of specialty shops, with an ingenious mix of brands, BMG mall will offer customers irresistible choices in products complimentary to their lifestyle.
A walk through the central atrium will bring you to every shop in one grand sweep. Making for a vibrant shopping life and offering retailers high visibility from any corner of the mall.
With its splendid location, vast covered area and excellent amenities, BMG mall will attract a huge number of elite clientele who love shopping and entertainment .you are invited to be a part of this glorious arena which is going to be privileged with top global brands.

First mall in Rewari city with multiplex, shopping and entertainment zone	Prime location in unmarked area surrounded by posh locality	Potential neighborhood with high disposable income	Multi level departmental stores, multi cuisine restaurants, multiplex- entertainment zone
Maximum circulation area for better visibility	High frontage for showrooms	State-of-the-art fire fighting system	Centrally air conditioned with 100% power backup
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Magnificent atrium with multilevel view	Glass lifts, escalators & elevators	Round the clock security

A new front opens, dreams of long time. To become true .in Rewari, Haryana, just two hours drive away from Delhi, is being launched the first shopping mall with multiplex in an all out effort to win your heart and soul.
Strategically located off Delhi – Jaipur highway and with frenetic pace of development taking place in Bhiwadi, Bawal and Manesar the city is being transformed into a profitable business centre. People know of it as a bashful business point always sparkling with hectic activities. With a number of township and residential projects envisaged in the area, lacking if anything was the presence of a full fledged, full service, heart-warming mall for the retail- buffs.

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Murder: SC commission summons police chief

Unhappy with the pace of investigation by Delhi police into the abduction-cum-murder of Srikant Singh, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) on Monday issued a mandatory summon to the Delhi Police commissioner BK Gupta. In a letter on behalf of NCSC chairperson PL Punia, 

the commission has asked Gupta to appear on August 10.

The headless body of Singh, 27, son of a section officer in NCSC, was discovered on July 30 on a roadside in Asalwas village under Kasola police station of Haryana's Rewari district. He had gone missing on July 29 along with his Santro car. Police had last located him, with the help of his mobile phone, in Greater Noida.

Jagjeet Singh, Officer on Special Duty (OSD) to Punia, said the mandatory summon was sent after Gupta did not appear before the commission on Monday and instead sent Chayya Sharma, DCP (south).

"Our chairperson had to interfere since proper investigation was not being made into the case. The chairperson tried to personally contact the Delhi Police commissioner three-four times. However, the police commissioner showed no interest after which a summon was sent to him on Friday. He was asked to appear before the commission on Monday. But he did not turn up," said the OSD.

The OSD added that the commission will write to the ministry of home affairs to intervene, in case the police commissioner fails to appear.
DCP Sharma said she appeared to brief about the development made by them in the case. Sources said the police believe that Singh was murdered in Greater Noida and his body was dumped in Haryana. Police are yet to recover his car.

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Two relatives arrested for man's murder in Rewari

Two persons have been arrested for the murder of a 26-year-old man at Lisana village near Rewari on July 25, police said on Monday.

Parma Nand Yadav and his brother-in-law Sandeep Yadav, both residents of Alwar district in Rajasthan, were arrested for the murder of Ajay Yadav, also a resident of Alwar, whose body was recovered by the police here.

The police has also seized from them the knife that was used in the crime.The duo was produced before the Duty Magistrate here who remanded them in judicial custody, the police said. The said the call details of the mobile phone found from the deceased facilitated the apprehension of the duo.

Ajay was adamant on continuing his love affair with Parma Nand's elder sister even after her recent marriage with Sandeep.

Parma Nand and Sandeep brought Ajay to the spot near Lisana village on July 24. There the three consumed liquor and when Ajay got inebriated, he was killed following which the body was dumped there, police said.

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24-year-old waits for husband, says headless body not his

Before leaving home in South Moti Bagh on July 29, Srikant Singh told his family he would be back in an hour. He did not keep his word, and 10 days later all that the family has is a video that police say shows his decapitated body, but which the 26-year-old’s young wife insists is not of her husband.

The headless body that police say belonged to Srikant was found in Kasola village of Rewari in Haryana on July 30. The local police cremated it three days later, after failing to identify it.

“The head of the deceased has not been recovered yet. The motive of the killer was to hide Singh’s identity. We have positive leads and the case will be worked out soon,” said Chhaya Sharma, DCP (South). Srikant’s i-10 car too remains untraced.

Srikant’s father Shishpal Singh said his son left home around 12.30 pm on July 29 in a hurry after he got a call from a former colleague, Sanjay Bhattacharya. “Srikant did not even change. Bhattacharya had asked him to come to his office in Saket. I spoke to my son at 4.45 pm, but found his phone switched off when I called fifteen minutes later,” Singh said.

According to the father, the last call from Srikant’s phone was made from Greater Noida. At 8 am the next day, with still no word from his son, Singh went to the police.

Lata, Srikant’s 24-year-old wife of six months, refuses to believe that her husband is no more. Clad in a red salwar-kameez, with vermillion on her forehead and with her bangles intact, she said the body the police cremated did not belong to her husband.

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Delhi man's beheaded body found in Rewari Haryana

New Delhi:  The beheaded body of a 26-year-old man, missing from his home in New Delhi for more than a week, has been found in Haryana's Rewari district, police said on Sunday.

Srikant Singh, an insurance advisor for a healthcare company, was missing since July 29 after he left his home at Moti Bagh in South Delhi, police said. 

Srikant's father Seespal Singh complained to the police that his son left in his I-10 car, saying that he will return in half an hour, but never returned.

"We registered a kidnapping case after 24 hours of his missing complaint," said a senior police officer.

However, it was only on Saturday that police of Rewari district informed Delhi Police that a beheaded body wrapped in a bed sheet, with the cut-off head near it, was lying in Kasola village and identified it as Srikant's. 

"The mobile phone was lying 10 feet away from the dead body but there was no indication of his car," said the officer.

Police said that they are looking into every angle, and are also trying to trace the missing car.

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Bhupinder Singh Hooda-Captain Ajay Singh Yadav War

Hooda-Yadav rift widens

Chandigarh: THE war of wits between Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and his detractor, power minister Captain Ajay Singh Yadav, flared up again on Thursday after the chief minister canceled his visit to Rewari for a function organised by Yadav.

Yadav, Rewari MLA, said he had no idea why the CM could not reach the venue where an ROB was to be inaugurated. He refused to comment any further.

Sources, however, claimed that other than going for the function, Hooda had planned several meetings with local Congress leaders — majority of whom were against Yadav.

According to sources close to the power minister, Yadav — taking this as a move by the chief minister to gather support against him — contacted the Congress high command, which reportedly intervened. It asked Hooda not to hold meetings with other party leaders. This, however, seems to have led to the chief minister to cancel the entire visit.

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Newly married woman commits suicide

Rewari (Har), Aug 4 (PTI) Suspecting her husband of having an extra-marital affair, a newly married woman allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her parental house at Kosli, 30 kms from here, police said today. The incident took place yesterday when the victim, identified as Nisha Yadav committed suicide, they said. Acting on a complaint lodged by Nisha's father, Virender Singh Yadav, a case of abetment to suicide has been registered against her husband Praveen Yadav, a resident of Vasant Kunj colony in Delhi.According to the complaint, Nisha, who got married on April 15, 2011, recently came to know that her husband was having extra marital relations with another girl and brought the matter to the notice of her parents, police said. Consequently when Nisha's parents made efforts to bring her husband "on the right track", he allegedly started subjecting Nisha to cruel treatment, they said. Her father alleged that fed up with the attitude of her husband, a dejected Nisha returned to Kosli and took the extreme step out of frustration.

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Unidentified youth found murdered in Rewari, head less body recovered

Rewari, Aug 1 (PTI) A head less body of a youth was recovered from a pit along a canal near Asalwas village here, police said. The unidentified youth's body has been placed in the mortuary at the Community Health Centre at Bawal for identification, police said. Police has registered a case of murder and destruction of evidence of the crime against unknown persons. Prime facie police suspects that the killers, who had apparently chopped off the youth's head with a sharp-edged weapon, had dumped the body there, which was found yesterday. Efforts were on to seek the slain youth's identification which could help in tracing the culprits, they said.

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Rally brings Indrajit Singh and Rewari MLA on same platform

GURGAON: Gurgaon MP Rao Indrajit Singh and Rewari MLA Ajay Singh Yadav came together on one platform on Sunday and spoke in the same voice, giving Chandigarh the jitters.

The alliance of prominent Yadav leaders from Souther Haryana is being seen as a consolidation against chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.

While it was said that the event was organised only to felicitate the newly elected Gurgaon mayor and his deputies, the two leaders from Ahirwal region managed to pull over 10,000 Congressmen.

Political observers see this as a show of strength by the two Yaday leaders, who have been sidelined by Hooda in recent times.

Ajay Singh, who was the second most senior minister in the Hooda cabinet, was stripped of his finance portfolio recently.

Similarly, the face-off between Hooda and Indrajit Singh had come to light only a few days after the Gurgaon municipal elections.

While the Hooda camp was supporting another Independent for the mayor's post, the local MP stood behind Vimal Yadav. But sources said that after an over one-and-a-half-year truce between Singh and Hooda, differences had resurfaced recently.

They said that Indrajit was not allowed to address a rally in Mewat that was attended by the party president, Sonia Gandhi, despite the fact that he is representing the Lok Sabha constituency. The two leaders sent a strong message to the Hooda camp when they hugged each other on the stage to show their unity. The need to strengthen the Ahirwal community was also stressed by other leaders who attended Sunday's programme.

Yadavs, who are known as Ahirs, are in a majority in southern Haryana and they play the key role in the politics of this region. Veteran Congress leaders feel that the two leaders have come together in the wake of Indrajit Singh not getting a berth in the Union Cabinet. "They are in a relationship of mutual need and if they stay together they will be recognized as a force to reckon with," said a party leader.

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