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Father and son beheaded for Rs 50
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Over Rs 50, 25 people beat up Oripura resident Mohammad Bahauddin and his father and beheaded them. Mohammad Bahauddin told that he had gone to collect the goods. On giving Rs 500 note, the shopkeeper gave less goods worth Rs 50. There was an altercation regarding this. After this, 25 people including Jamalu Azaan, General Jamaluddin, Asif, Rashid, Nehaluddin Arman, Kamaluddin, Saqib, Arif, Chhotu, Sonu came to the house with sticks and knives. Everyone beat him and his father and broke his head.
35 turtles found in general coach of Doon Express
Cantt GRP recovered 35 live turtles from the general coach of train number 13010 Doon Express on Saturday evening. These were kept inside unclaimed bags and sacks. Their price in the international market is eight to ten lakh rupees. All the turtles were handed over to the forest department. Cantt GRP Inspector Hemant Kumar Singh said that Doon Express reached platform number five at 5.30 pm. One airbag and a sack were found in the general coach. Passengers told that no one came to see it for a long time. 35 turtles were found in the bag and sack. The weight of the turtles is 25 kg. They are in great demand in West Bengal.
Took 11.380 kg silver from bullion dealer and did not give money
Bullion trader Akash Seth, resident of Baulia Bagh, Nati Imli, has filed a case in Chowk police station accusing Pankaj Kumar Soni of usurping 11.380 kg of silver and silk katra. Akash told that he works as a wholesaler of bullion in Resham Katra. Pankaj’s shop is in front. Pankaj had borrowed 11.380 kg of silver jewelery on the condition of paying it within a week. On December 10, when he asked for payment from Pankaj, he started hedging.
On repeated insistence, Pankaj gave the hallmarking machine and said that he did not have the money right now. Keep the machine, you will pay the full amount in 10 days. Trusting Pankaj, he gave him 10 days more time. On Friday, when Pankaj talked about payment, he started abusing. Threatened that if you ask for dues or mention it in the market, they will kill you. Information has been received that Pankaj is planning to grab their money and leave Banaras and run away to his village Pokhara, Hata Bazaar, north of Kaimur in Bihar.