Rocky Yadav road rage case

A 28-year-old man from the Satellite area of the city on Wednesday filed a complaint with Vastrapur police against a constable of Bodakdev police, accusing him and his four aides of beating him and his father with sticks and damaging his car in an incident of road rage.

All shops and food stalls on the J P Ganga Path, also known as Patna’s Marine Drive, will now close by 11pm.

The Vejalpur Police on Friday registered a case against one Tasir Jambuwala for allegedly damaging the car of the complainant, Samir Pathan. Pathan had asked Jambuwala to drive his two-wheeler properly.

A day after being released from Patiala central jail, former Punjab Congress president Navjot Singh Sidhu on Sunday spent time with his wife and children.

The 42-year-old man from the new ranip area of the city filed a complaint with GUPD alleging that two motorcycle-borne men fought with him over a driving dispute, and later two others on a motorcycle stole Rs. 10 lakh cash from his car in Navrangpura on Thursday evening. Dinesh Chauhan, a resident of Ashray 10 flats was driving near the Women's Police Station West on Iima Road two men began fighting with him, saying that he hit their motorcycle. Chauhan was trying to pacify them when two other men came there broke his car's glass picked the bag containing the money and fled.

Patiala, India- On this Republic Day, Patiala's district Congress has announced that they have no plans to receive former Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu who is serving a one-year jail term in a 1988 road rage case in which an elderly man died. Sidhu's supporters have started preparations to welcome him, but the district Congress says there is no communication from the senior leadership about this.

The Punjab government on Friday informed the Punjab and Haryana high court that 24 security personnel have already been deployed in the security of senior Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu.

A 43-year-old artist alleged that she faced anxious moments on Tuesday after her car brushed against an MUV and its occupants harassed her and made her pay up for the damage caused to the car on Lake Road in Bellandur. Meanwhile, a traffic police constable smiled at her and passersby remained mute spectators even as she was being tormented, she alleged.

An FIR has been lodged with the Mufassil police station here on Tuesday against six-seven unidentified youths in connection with a raod rage case.

A man in Hyderabad has been arrested for driving a Mercedes Benz and hitting a bike, killing the woman riding on the bike. The man, Rajasimha Reddy, is alleged to have been provoked by the bikers after they splashed sewage water on him while he was driving past. If the woman had been wearing a helmet, she may have survived the accident.

The family of the slain cousins, Gaurav and Sachin, decided to contest the upcoming by-poll from Muzaffarnagar's Khatauli assembly seat, vacant after the disqualification of BJP MLA Vikram Saini.

A 59-year-old man was allegedly punched in the face by a youngster after a fender bender on the MG Road near Sikandarpur metro station on Saturday afternoon, police said.

Two youths on a bike got into a brawl with petrol pump staff near Karamtoli on Wednesday noon after they jumped the queue, demanding that the employees should fill the fuel in their vehicle first. In another incident, two bikers argued for overtaking each other, leading to traffic snarls on Tuesday afternoon. Jumping traffic lights in the sweltering heat has become a regular sight. With rising temperature, soaring tempers on the streets leading to road rage and traffic violations are becoming common, giving a tough time to the traffic police personnel.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has pasted court notices at the residential house of the Srijan Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti (SMVSS) Secretary Rajni Priya alias Priya Kumar on Tuesday as part of the legal procedure to be fulfilled by pronouncing her as an absconder so that her properties are confiscated. This is the second time within a month that the CBI had to undertake such a step against Rajni. Earlier also, the SMVSS Secretary was issued notice to appear before the Special CBI Court on December 16. The court had issued notices to be pasted at her residential premises at Bhagalpur following her failure to appear before the designated court. The CBI Court had earlier issued a non-bailable warrant of arrest against Rajni and other accused in the case RC6A18 as they had gone underground since the scam came to light in August 2017. Rajni is accused in 24 out of total 27 cases lodged in connection to the infamous Srijan scam, SMVSS a cooperative society founded by late Manorama Devi in early 1990s is under CBI probe. Manorama’s son Amit Kumar and his wife Rajni Priya along with several others are accused in the scam in which huge amount

Navjot Singh Sidhu, a senior leader of the Indian National Congress party and a former Punjab Minister, is likely to be released from jail on Republic Day after spending about eight months in jail. The list of prisoners who may be released early under the central government's remission policy for Republic Day includes Sidhu, two other prisoners in Punjab who have completed their sentence, and prisoners who have completed 60% or more of their sentence. Once the cabinet gives the go-ahead, the names of the prisoners will be sent to the Punjab Governor for final approval.

Chandigarh is in suspense over the early release of senior Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu. Sidhu's team posted a route map on his verified Facebook page and preparations were on at his residences in Patiala and Amritsar. There is no official announcement on any of the remissions by the state government. Rajinder Singh, Congress' ex-MLA from Chandigarh, claimed that Sidhu will be released from jail on Thursday and will again lead the party in the state.