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Accused's son killed sick mother by throwing her down from the fourth floor of Agashi, which looks like a burden: CCTV Rajkot, Dec 12: The accused son, who was staying at the Darshan Avenue apartment near Nanavati Chowk on the 150-foot ring road near Sterling Hospital on the 150-foot ring road here, today took his mother to the roof and killed her. NN Dave had convicted the accused professor's son Sandeep Vinodbhai Nathwani and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The mother who died in the case in Rajkot was a retired government employee and the accused's son is a professor at BK Pharmacy. Yesterday, the court convicted the accused and sentenced the accused to death in a 'rarest of rare' case. However, the court found the accused guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment. According to the police case and the chargesheet, the accused Sandeep Nathwani's mother Shri Jayshreeben, a government official as an education inspector and later retired at Jamnagar, was

 Kheda: District LCB team speeded a vehicle laden with foreign liquor on Pawanchakki Road in Nadiad city. According to the details received, while the district LCB team was on patrol this afternoon, it was learned that a vehicle was found in a suspicious condition on the road outside the district health branch office on Pawanchakki Road in the city. It was loaded with foreign liquor. The team raided the intelligence base. The intelligence vehicle was spotted. But after a long time, neither the owner of the vehicle nor any other person came. The police team then checked the vehicle on suspicion and found the doors of the vehicle open. A search of the vehicle turned up Indian-made foreign liquor under the seat and in the secret compartment of the front desk board. Police team found a pouch No. 500 kg of Indian-made foreign liquor Tetra Pack. Rs. 4,000, vehicle per kg. Rs. 1,00,000 was found, totaling Rs. 1,2,000 was confiscated. Based on the LCB team's complaint about the incident, N

Death toll in villages due to corona: Lack of timber and other factors compel people to dump dead bodies in Ganges: More than 50 bodies buried on the banks of Ganga in Kannauj: Bodies on the banks of Ganga in and around Kanpur Currently, a large number of bodies have been found in the river Ganga in Uttar Pradesh. It is learned that people are dying in the villages due to corona and due to lack of firewood and other arrangements, people are being forced to dump their bodies in the river Ganga. On the other hand, there is talk of burying dead bodies in the sand on the banks of the Ganges. Meanwhile, according to a report, more than 5,000 bodies have been found on the surface of water in a radius of 1,150 km in seven districts of UP. According to the report, the situation is extremely bad in Kanpur, Kannauj, Unnao, Ghazipur and Baliya. In Kannauj, more than 50 bodies are buried on the banks of the Ganges, while in Kanpur, corpses can be seen on the banks of the Ganges and in the water. I

 Today's youth, knowingly or unknowingly due to immaturity, seem to dream of becoming a diamond-ringer by understanding sexual attraction at a young age, but sometimes this immature love even leads to death. A similar case has come to light for a similar society from Panchmahal district, where a 20-year-old girl committed suicide by writing a 7-page emotional note in the canal after realizing that her boyfriend had betrayed her and blocked her number. Hetal, a 20-year-old college girl, the second of six children of Surendrasinh Shamalsinh Parmar, a resident of Koparej village in Halol taluka, was studying at M&V Arts and Commerce College in Halol last year. She also studied software at Pune-based Gurukul Software. The girl had left home for college on January 25, but her phone was switched off in the afternoon and her friends and relatives searched for her. The girl's father was going to report the matter to the security of Narmada Canal at Rameshwara and the Halol police s

 There are many people in life who, after falling in love with someone, get a chance to live life by marrying their favorite character. But there are also many who fall in love. But no one can live a life of fear for society or family or any other reason. Haresh Jala, a married man from Raisangpar, and Daksha, a young unmarried woman from Kariyani, have fallen in love. A married young man from Raisangpar and an unmarried young woman from Kariyani had committed suicide by consuming poisonous drug in the seam of Virpar village in Muli taluka. The two had a love affair 4 years ago when they were living in Rajkot, but the two young women ended their lives by taking poisonous drug P P after coming to Seam and wearing Setho Puri Mangalsutra. Haresh Jala was married to Minaben, who lives in Shethpur, about 4 years ago. In their married life a daughter was born. He is now two years old. Haresh had lived in Rajkot for a long time and worked in a factory. Daksha and Haresh both lived in the same

  The incident of early morning firing (Jamnagar Firing) in Eva Park area in Jamnagar city has created a huge sensation. Four men on a double-riding bike opened fire on a young man and tried to kill him. The youth was shot in the mouth and has been shifted to GG Hospital, Jamnagar for immediate treatment. And weapons action is underway on it. Police have also been on high alert and have cordoned off the area to catch sharpshooters. Police have launched an investigation into the incident, suspecting that the injured youth was fired by Jayesh Patel's accomplices as he was having an affair with land mafia Jayesh Patel. The details of the incident, which has caused a lot of controversy in Jamnagar city, are that Jayasukh Devarajbhai Pedhadia alias Tino Pedhadia (age 40), a resident of Eva Park area in Jamnagar, was standing near the site of his house at 8 am today and was constructing a house. Meanwhile, four men in a double-riding bike came in with handkerchiefs over their mouths, and