In a significant move, Home Minister Amit Shah is set to launch the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) election campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan. The Home Minister will make the election conch sound from Bikaner on Tuesday, marking the beginning of the party's electoral endeavors in the state.
Rajasthan: On Sunday, an official said that a man allegedly shot his son dead due to a family property dispute in Goluwala police station area of Hanumangarh district in Rajasthan last night and later committed suicide. After hearing the sound of firing, neighbors reached the spot and informed the police.
The occurrence took place near Naurangdesar-Rasissar on the Bharatmala Expressway and the impact of the collision was such that parts of the SUV across the road.
The incident unfolded on February 10 (Saturday) and the victim, a student taking NEET preparation at a coaching centre in Kota, and a complaint was registered on Tuesday (February 13) after the police were informed, Sharma said. The girl, in her complaint, said she came in contact with another NEET aspirant residing in Kota through social media.
In a heart-wrenching incident in Rajasthan, a 29-year-old man, Kailash Bagari, allegedly murdered his wife, Tinku Bai (26), by slitting her throat before taking his own life by jumping in front of a moving train.
The Congress party has unveiled its official list of candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections, with Sonia Gandhi nominated from Rajasthan and Abhishek Manu Singhvi chosen to represent Himachal Pradesh.
After representing Rae Bareli in the Lok Sabha, Sonia Gandhi, with five terms as an MP since 1999, has chosen not to contest the next general election.
Rajasthan: On Tuesday, police said that a student preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) died by suicide in Kota district of Rajasthan. He was 16-yr-old. Afrer receiving information about this incident, police reached on the spot.
The woman's troubles began when she accused Pappu Gujjar and another man of raping her. Despite her repeated pleas, the police seemed reluctant to take action, leaving her feeling helpless and unheard. In a society where Dalit women often face discrimination and marginalization, her decision to climb onto the water tank was a bold and courageous step.
The incident came into limelight after a woman from Pali district approached the police, alleging that the accused had lured her and approximately 20 other women with job opportunities.
