Jamshedpur: Criminals decamped with cash and headphones worth over Rs one lakh from a wholesale mobile phone accessories shop at Sakchi in the dawn on Tuesday, despite a night watchman doing his rounds in the area. Owner Vijay Singh, who found out about the incident at 9 am on the day, said, “On opening the shop, my attention went to the dismantled ceiling. Soon I checked the cash box where about Rs 10,000 was found missing. All the cartons containing the headphones were missing too.” CCTV cameras installed inside the shop covered the act of the loan thief who had broken into the shop at about 4 am. Sakchi Police said they have started the investigation into my case after receiving an FIR from the owner. "As the shops have to be shut down by 8 pm in view of the Covid-19 protocol, we had intensified foot patrolling in the market the whole night. But the theft at the wholesale mobile phone accessories shop took place at 4 am,” officer-in-charge Kunal Kumar told The Telegraph Online. Significantly, thefts and burglaries have increased considerably in the city with police doing little to check them. Thefts are taking place in residences and shops, but the police are neither checking such crime nor being able to detect the cases. (Kumud Jenamani)
Traffic jam at Gaya Bridge near Sramik Chowk in Dhanbad on Tuesday. Picture by Gautam Dey
Coal town traders irked over traffic jam
Dhanbad: Dhanbad traders have demanded the state government and the district administration to carry out the repair of Bank More flyover and also complete the broadening of Gaya Bridge situated near the railway station given the traffic jam in several areas. They have submitted a letter to DC Sandeep Kumar, principal secretary of state road construction Sunil Kumar and Municipal Commissioner Satyendra Kumar. Bank flyover and Gaya Railway overbridge are adjacent to each other but due to a large number of potholes lying under the railway over bridge as well as the Bank More flyover, the bank more area often witnesses during the office hours due to huge rush of vehicles. Earlier on Monday, Rajiv Sharma, General Secretary of Jharkhand Industries and Trade Association, also raised the issue of delay in widening of the Gaya Railway overbridge. (Praduman Choubey)
The dead body was fished out and sent for postmortem to Hazaribagh medical college and hospital. File picture
Minor girl’s dead body found inside well
Hazaribagh: The dead body of 15-year-old Lilawati Kumari, who was missing for the last two days, was found in a well in Sulmi village under Katkamsandi block on Tuesday, situated around 15kms away from district headquarter. Her parents didn't inform the police after she went missing on Saturday. They were searching for her. This morning, a few villagers spotted the dead body in the well after which police were informed. The dead body was fished out and sent for postmortem to Hazaribagh medical college and hospital. Officer-in-charge of Katkamsandi police station, Arun Kumar Rawani said once a postmortem report will come, they will know the exact reason behind her death. He said police have also started a probe keeping in mind various angles to reach to the facts of this case. He said they will soon disclose this case. (Vishvendu Jaipuriar)
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Jayant Sinha urges Rajnath to complete merger in Ramgarh Cantonment
Ramgarh: BJP MP-cum-Chairman Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance Jayant Sinha is working to complete the process of merger of Ramgarh Cantonment in the civil area at the earliest. He has told Defence Minister Rajnath Singh that Ramgarh is an aspirational district of his parliamentary constituency, Hazaribagh.Ramgarh Cantonment Board acts as the civil administration body and is responsible for the operation of various institutions as well as people's health, water supply, sanitation, street lighting and other civic amenities. Therefore, the scope of the functions of the board extends to the functions performed by the municipal administration. The Cantonment Board has clearly defined which areas can be transferred to the municipality. By doing so, there will be no inconvenience or hindrance in defense and military operations. The process of approval for the merger is now in the final stages. After the merger, the residents of the civil areas of Ramgarh Cantonment will get better financial assistance and also benefit from urban governance. (Manoj Sinha)
