unnatural death reports

A thunderstorm caused a tent to collapse in Naranpur village, Keonjhar, tragically killing three young workers and critically injuring a minor. The victims were trapped and suffocated when bamboo supports fell on them. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi announced an ex gratia of Rs 4 lakh each for the deceased.

A Bhopal sessions court granted anticipatory bail to Giribala Singh this month. The case involves the death of Twisha Sharma, found hanging at her home on May 12. Her family alleges dowry harassment and abetment to suicide by her husband, Samarth Singh, and his family. The in-laws claim Sharma suffered from drug addiction. This is a developing story.

Instructs CBI To Investigate Unnatural Death

Twisha Sharma's family awaits her last rites as a Supreme Court-ordered second autopsy is conducted in Bhopal. The apex court's suo motu cognisance offers hope for justice amidst allegations of institutional bias and procedural lapses. Twisha's husband, the main accused, remains in police custody.

Family initially buried the minor thinking he died in accident

Tragedy struck at a farmhouse party in Kajlikheda when a 22-year-old man, employed at a local BJP MLA's residence, drowned in a swimming pool. The incident occurred Friday evening, with police investigating potential negligence due to the alleged lack of safety measures and trained staff. The young man's friends discovered him submerged after he went missing during the gathering.

Dowry deaths persist in India despite being outlawed, with women facing relentless demands for cash and property, often leading to violence and suicide. This practice, deeply rooted in power and control, continues across all social strata, highlighting a societal failure beyond legal reform.

A man and his two sons were arrested in Sundargarh for allegedly beating a villager to death with an iron rod and dumping his body in a pond. The victim's wife filed a complaint after suspicion arose regarding the accused. Postmortem revealed head and multiple injuries, leading to the confession and recovery of the weapon.