Many victims of the Solar scam did not dare to lodge complaints against the duo because most of them were laundering black money and they were aware that those in power protected the couple. Though their business flourished, Saritha Nair's relationship with Biju Radhkarishnansoured. Both suspected each other of having other affairs. In 2012, they decided to end their relation and part ways. In early June 2013, one of the investors K.M. Sajjad, an industrialist from Kollam, who had paid an advance of र40 lakh for setting up a solar and windmill farm filed a case against Team Solar. On June 5, 2013, Perumbavoor police arrested Sarita Nair for cheating. They tracked her to a house at Edappazhanji, Thiruvananthapuram. Biju Radhakishnan was arrested in Coimbatore on June 17, 2013, for the murder of his wife Reshmi on February 4, 2006. Reshmi’s elder son was an eye witness to this act. Case has been registered against Biju for Murder, Harassment of women, Destroying of evidence and man handling of his elder son. It is indeed a mystery how Biju contrived to escape from the police for more than seven years. The case sheet shows that Biju gave his wife Reshmi liquor and murdered her after dragging her into the toilet. Biju’s mother Rajammal was arrested and charged for Harassment of women and helping her son to destroy evidence. She was let out on bail On this same day, June 17, 2013, the Deccan Chronicle reported that Yogi Nirmalanandagiri of Charamoodu in Alappuzha, made allegations against Sarita Nair and Biju Radhakishnan saying that they had extorted about र25 lakh from several people offering a gamut of promises. In 2007, Biju had introduced himself to the yogi as a consultant and had told him that they could h... ... middle of paper ... ...artist. When Biju’s advocate cross-examined Saritha asking her whether the stories stated by her were “mere speculation,” she replied that those were from her “real-life experiences”.Biju had told Saritha that he had murdered Resmi and also threatened that he would take only “two minutes” to kill her. When Saritha asked Biju to register their marriage, he tortured her by hitting her on the back of her head. She also said Resmi might have been murdered in a similar way. Biju had tortured her by crushing her hands between doors, she said. As the investigation proceeds, the names of more UDF ministers, Revenue Minister Adoor Prakash, Tourism Minister Anil Kumar, Aryadan Mohammed, KC Joseph, Shibhu Baby John and Union minister of state KC Venugopal have surfaced in Saritha’s call records. Some of the ministers admitted to have been in touch with her.
As Author, Amitava Kumar, shares an unusual story that tells of a law that is
Mary was accused of being involved in this act and when one of the guards was murdered she was thrown in jail with a twenty-year sentence.
though her murder on the 6th of August was not as brutal as the ones
...a combined seven times within her article. As an unpublished source, there is a risk that the information that she is quoting is flawed. This can make one wonder about the credibility of her other sources.
Shaniqua gave a lot of examples of certain cases and they were shocking and unbelievable. She stated that a man got shot four times upon opening the door for the police officers. Another case was a young man who was selling artificial cigarettes and was shot. Another man stated that
Such blatant cases of misgivings are hardly a rare sight in the cesspool that the Indian media is. And we are a spoilt bunch of junkies. Junkies so hopped on to smoking a pile of irrelevant garbage and dying for a fix every now and then anyway because otherwise, the tolerance bleeds us dry from the inside.
...hir collected were from people who were working in secret so that they would not have to pay any tax to J.T. However Sudhir innocently shared this information with J.T which caused many of the people to be beaten up for trying to evade taxes.
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Punishment, by Rabindranath Tagore, is a short story involving Indian culture and a dilemma for two brothers. Dukhiram and Chidam slaved in the fields all day, as their wives would fight and scream at each other at the house. One day the brothers came home to their wives with no food awaiting them. Dukhiram, furious and enraged, asked his wife where the food was. Radha, his wife, said sarcastically," Where is the food? You didn't give me anything to cook. Must I earn the money myself to buy it?" (Punishment, pg.1451) After a hard days work, Dukhiram couldn't handle the sarcasim. So he stabbed Radha in the head with his knife. In the mean while, Ramlochan, the pillar of the village, came to collect rent from the brothers. He walked in the house and witnessed Dukhiram sobbing in the corner. Chidam rushed over and explained the recent events to the Ramlochan. Since Ramlochan was the man who took care of legal matters, he decided to help Chidam. They both decided it would be best to place the blame on Chidam's wife, Chandara. Chidam did not wish to lose his brother, and he felt he could make up a story to clear his wife from the charges anyways. Word of the murder spread around town and soon the police came to question Chandara. Chidam had instructed her to say that Radha attacked her with a slicer, and she reacted in self-defense. However, Chandara told the police the opposite. She said that Radha didn't attack her in any way. Chidam, absolutely shocked, couldn't believe what his wife had said. She continued to confess her guilt to all who questioned her. The case then went to trial, where once again she pronounced her actions of murder. Chidam was que...
What do you know about a fraud? And how you can define it broadly? According to Merriam-Webster “a fraud is the crime of using dishonest methods to take something valuable from another person”. It is very useful definition but it is too general. A fraud has many activities to steal money and important documents. It is happening in current days because a fraud mostly relate with technology such as: online shopping and E- banking. It is kind of cheating from people and it’s hard to know being a fraud. This issue had causes many problems for individuals and the society. That affected them in their financial situations. Who were rich because of a fraud, they became poor. They lost their jobs and became homeless. They cannot afford for bills payments. It also affected psychological problems. These problems like suicide, addiction, and alcoholism. The people who have theses problem, they wanted to do any thing to forget being in fraud issue and they became poor and broke. They did protect themselves because the lack of information about a fraud. A fraud has process to work, has many types and, there is some tricks to avoid it; therefore fraud needs to be further clarified.
According to Jiah’s mother Rabia Khan, her daughter was murdered. She said, "I was in London when I got to know about the pregnancy and abortion. It was much later that I got to know. I was there, she was living here (in Mumbai) with him (Sooraj Pancholi)." On being asked why is it that she was informed about the abortion much late, Rabia said, "I didn't know anything. Of course, Jiah must have been asked not to inform me and her family. Sooraj could have informed his mother, they could have informed me and we would have taken Jiah to the best doctors and hospital to see to her situation. Why abortion? Abortion is not for me. I see abortion as murder." She refused to accept that her daughter committed suicide. She alleged, “Jiah didn't commit suicide. I had said this to the Bombay High Court and I had
When his mother passed away, Rizvan tried his luck in United States of America and stayed with his younger brother to satisfy the hope of his mother which was to find his happiness. Rizvan met Mandira, a Hindu beautician; she captured...
In this sequel, The Pricey Thakur Girls have all grown up and are not living in the house that Bauji (BJ) built anymore. They have moved on in their lives as the narcissist editor, the sadhvi with the “money-is-mael” mantra, the “saviour of the world” journalist and an NRI with no job. The second Thakur girl, Binni, is dead, but she is survived by her daughter Bonita, or Bonu Singh, who is the main protagonist of the story.
By listening minster information, king kaushika was disappointed and order to them that ‘offer her anything which she wants or bring her by force to me.’ Minister again went to Mahadevi’s home to inform king’s order. The parent’s of mahadevi know that if they refuse they put to death. Finally she wed him by putting three conditions that he would not intercept in her worship of Shiva, should not touch her without her permission and she serves to her guru as she likes’. If Kaushika violate three rules, she shall leave the king and palace. King accepted her proposal. Finally mahadevi was handed over bridegroom and compelled to live with kaishika as his wedded wife. However Mahadevi was devoted her full time for lord shiva’s Devotion while kaushika was eagerly waiting for Mahadevi. Several times kaushika visited mahadevi’s place. But Mahadevi completely devoted herself to lord shiva’s worship and serving to her guru’s. finally kaushika order that Shiva gurus should be stopped entering the palace. One day Kaushika entered the mahadevi’s room when she was in doing puja. He tried to catch her in his arms. Mahadevi puja was interrupted. There she tried to protect herself. However physically strong kaushika undressed her. There she dedicated her body to lord shiva, left the room by saying that he violated all three rules and hereafter she does not have any relation with him. There she had
Perpetration of violence against innocent peo-ple was beyond imagination. Mass exodus, mass killings, mass abduction, mass raping of women and young girls shook the humanity. In Remembering Partition, Gyanedra Pandey writes: The character of the violence – the killing, rape and arson – that followed was also unprecedented, both in scale and method . . .” ( 2 ) Millions of people were forced to shift to the safer places, Hindus to India and Muslims to Pakistan, thousands of women were abduct-ed, raped and disfigured brutally. A large number of women were force to conversion. Thou-sands of innocent children met their untimely death in the hands of rioters. Innumerable number of houses were looted and burned to ashes. It was a nightmarish experience for those who witnessed these barbarities and survived. In an interview with Feroza Jussawalla, Bapsi Sidhwa recalls those