A hair-raising story has come to light from Uttar Pradesh’s Mahoba where a dumper truck rammed into a scooter leading to the deaths of two people including a minor.

As per the reports, the incident transpired on February 25 when an elderly man and his grandson had gone out shopping on a scooter, however, things took an awry turn as a dumper truck rammed into their scooter which led to the death of both.

The victims were identified as Udit Narayan and his grandson Satvik.

In the video, a dumper truck can be seen dragging a scooter that is stuck under it. The video shows sparks coming from the inside as the scooter gets dragged on.

The video also shows the person recording it and others driving near the truck alarming the truck driver, telling him that a scooter is stuck under it. However, the truck driver continues to drive on and neglect the people alarming him about it.

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Police actions

After the video went viral, the police shared that the authorities have shifted the bodies of the victims for postmortem. The police also told that they have also nabbed the driver and taken him into custody.

A probe is underway into the matter and a case has also been filed by the police in the matter.

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Twitter reactions

After the video of the incident went viral, many users flooded the post with their takes as one user wrote and questioned what has been transpiring in the country and questioned the lack of humanity in people.

One user also condemned the incident and further wrote that the accused should be harshly reprimanded for their actions.

One user also wrote that the driver should be charged with 302 under the IPC and further wrote that it was a delibrate murder.

A hair-raising story has come to light from Hyderabad where a 22-year-old man allegedly murdered his friend for talking to his girlfriend. The reportedly transpired on February 17.

As per the reports, the accused man, after killing his friend, cut away the heart and private parts of the victim, as well as chopped off the head of the victim.

A police official also told the media that the accused man after murdering the victim clicked pictures of the man and sent them to his girlfriend.

According to the reports, the 22-year-old man was inspired to murder his friend reportedly over jealousy. The victim was the ex-boyfriend of the accused current partner and was agitated by his friend calling his girlfriend.

The accused, identified as Harihara Krishna, and the victim, Naveen, had studied in the same college and had just completed their course.

The girl due to whom Krishna committed the murder, had been in a relationship with Naveen, however, subsequently after parting with him, she started dating Krishna.

It was reported that despite the breakup, Naveen had been talking to Krishna’s girlfriend over calls and texts.

Agitated by his friend’s behavior with his partner, Krishna premeditated the plan for over 3 months after which he went out with Naveen and got drunk. As per the reports, the two friends got into a spat which led to Krishna choking the victim to death on February 17.

Police’s action

After committing the murder, the accused man went surrendered to the police. The police took the statement of the accused and also sent the body to a government hospital for postmortem.

It was also reported that a probe has been launched in the case and police have filed a case against the accused man has been taken into custody.

Another incident

Another incident came to light from Hashmanagar Lager Houz in Hyderabad where a man reportedly hit his wife with an iron rod after which the woman succumbed to her injury.

After learning about the incident, the police filed a case against the accused man under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code.

Kolkata cop’s kind gesture became the talk of the town after he helped a crying student in reaching at the examination centre on time. The act of generosity also has been appreciated by the Kolkata police, which shared his photo with the student on its official Facebook page, praising him for the kind act.

While revealing his identity, Kolkata police on its Facebook page wrote that Souvik Chakraborty, OC Howrah Bridge Traffic Guard, was patrolling Strand Road near Raja Katra when he noticed a young girl in school uniform crying and asking various people for help. On enquiry, he learned that she was a Madhyamik examinee and her examination centre was at Adarsh Shiksha Niketan in Shyambazar. The post further reads that the resident of NS Road, the student was unaccompanied since her grandfather had recently passed away and her family had gone to attend the funeral. Alone and already late for the exam, she was running from pillar to post in search of help. Realizing her situation, Inspector Chakraborty immediately picked up the student in his official vehicle, ensured a green corridor by informing the Traffic Control Room, and rushed towards the examination centre, asking her not to worry. They reached the venue at 11.30 am sharp, just as the centre was about to open its doors. and the OC wished the relieved and grateful student the best for her ensuing exam.

Take a look at the post shared by Kolkata’s Facebook page

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When the post was shared on the internet, it garnered thousands of likes and reshares in no time. Many social media users also bombarded in the comment section in order to share their views about the same. One of the users wrote in Bangla that reads people often get a lot of news about policemen doing such good things that eventually increases their respect in civilians’ eye. But people need to understand that if the cop doesn’t help the one, do not hate them, just try to think there are laws that they have to follow, under which they are not able to people.