News from Balasore

The family members waited for some time but the ambulance did not arrive, they alleged. With no option left, the family members made her sleep on a trolley rickshaw and pulled it up to the medical.

Police have arrested Itishree’s husband and her body has been sent for post-mortem.

Based on the complaints of the consumers, Tata Power had lodged a police complaint and the concerned official has been arrested. Though any formal statement is yet to be issued by the company, Balasore SP said that the matter is being investigated and the magnitude of the fraud will be known soon.

Balasore SP Sagarika Nath informed that both the accused were arrested after a liquor shop owner lodged a complaint alleging that he had been duped with fake currency notes of Rs 500 denomination.

While it is natural for drug dealers to target more and more youths in urban business centres, the efficiency of law enforcement agencies comes under scrutiny when the menace continues to spread to other cities unabated.

Acting on the tip off, officials of Balasore forest division conducted a raid at Panchupali area in Balaipal in the district and arrested three persons for their involvement in the racket.

The police identified the two accused persons as Sadashiv Pradhan, a resident of Puri and Partha Sengupta, an outsourcing contractor from West Bengal.

Senior police officials informed that Rana used to arrange customers and certify fake gold as original. On the basis of his report, the bank used to sanction gold loans to the customers.

As per reports, Mahanta was admitted to the hospital following a complaint of abdomen pain on Thursday. However, his kin alleged that he was administered a wrong injection by the nurse following which he died on Friday night.

While buyers have to pay Rs 100 to buy one 1 kg tomato in Bhubaneswar, the vegetable is being sold for Rs 120 to 140 per kg in Berhampur.

The girl, Tanishka Dhariwal, presented the funds to Randhir Jaiswal, the Consul General of India in New York, which she raised from her friends of diverse backgrounds.

Earlier on July 27, the Balasore Police had arrested eight persons including the mastermind behind the case from Bihar. Then nine persons from Digha area in West Bengal were arrested.

Later, the Police rescued the baby with the help of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) officials. However, the baby’s mother refuted selling her child for money.

The irregularities came to the fore after some students of Fakir Mohan Junior College alleged that they have been left behind when some other students with lower marks got admissions ahead of them.

As per reports, while some of the girls vomited after taking the food, some others experienced loose motion as well.