On Tuesday, Indian mountaineer who went missing during expedition above camp IV of Mount Annapurna in Nepal has now been found alive.

Baljeet Kaur is a famous Indian mountain climber who on Monday while descending from the summit point lost her radio signal and went missing. Kaur scaled world’s 10^th highest peak in Nepal.

The mountaineer was located by an aerial search team and is now underway a rescue operation to airlift her. An aerial search operation was initiated today in the morning, when Kaur was able to contact and send a radio signal asking for immediate help.

Kaur was the only mountaineer who lost her radio signal below the summit point and went missing.

Pioneer Adventure Chairman Pasang Sherpa on Tuesday said that they are preparing a long line rescue operation to lift her from above the high camp.

The Sherpa’s location is at an altitude of 7,375m(24,193 feet), Kaur climbed the Mt. Annapurna at around 5:15 AM on Monday morning accompanied by two others.

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Baljeet Kaur hails from hill state Himachal Pradesh, in May, 2022 she climbed Mt. Lhotse, the fourth highest mountain peak in the world which lies on the border of Nepal and China. During this expedition she got the tag of first ever Indian climber to have climbed all the four 8000 meter peaks in one season.

On Monday, another climber Anurag Malu while descending from the Camp III of Mt. Annapurna went missing and later on it was found that in an unfortunate incident Malu died falling from 6000 feet into a ice chasm.

Malu was a resident of Kishangarh, Rajasthan.

Mt. Annapurna ranks as the 10^th highest peak in the world at 8,091 meters above sea level. It is situated at northern central of Nepal in Gandaki Province.

Annapurna is known for its difficult expedition and the danger that it involves.

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In a recent incident in Rajasthan’s Jodhpur, a Korean vlogger was harassed by a local man on Monday evening and the act was caught on her camera.

The woman was walking down the streets and taking a stroll in the city when the incident took place. In the viral video, the accused man can be seen wearing a blue t-shirt and black shorts started following her.

Accused flashes his private parts at Korean woman

As the woman started walking down the stairs, the man stood on one side and was seen harassing the girl by flashing his private parts at her. The victim was taken aback and started running away from him shouting for help.

The man shamelessly stood behind her and kept smiling suggestively at her.

As soon as this video went viral, a case was registered by the local police. The police took immediate action and the man was arrested. Further investigation into the matter is underway, reports said.

Jodhpur East DCP Amrita Duhan said the Korean woman was harassed by a man in Jodhpur and they immediately took cognizance of the matter, identified the accused, and detained him. The DCP further said that the medical team will examine the accused. 

The man was identified as Deepak, a 25-year-old local, who had been stalking the 28-year-old woman since he spotted her alone at Pachetia Hill on Monday morning. SHO Dinesh Lakhawat said Deepak is mentally sick and keeps roaming around. They arrested him for disturbing the peace after seeing the video as no complaint had been made by the tourist about the incident, reports further said.

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Swati Maliwal, chief of the Delhi Commission for Women, also reacted to the incident on Twitter and condemned the act. She tweeted it was extremely disgusting and shameful. People like these are spoiling the image of our great country and she will be writing to ask Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot to take the strongest of action, she added.

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This is not the first time such an incident has come to light. Earlier in December 2022, a South Korean YouTuber named Hyojeong Park, popularly known on social media as Mhyochi was harassed by two men in Mumbai’s Khar district. In this case, both the accused were arrested and booked under relevant sections of the IPC by the Mumbai police.

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The Uttar Pradesh police have booked a man from Jharkhand who issued a death threat to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

The case has been registered in Kotwali police station Baghpat, UP.

The man shared a post on Facebook vowing to kill CM Yogi Adityanath, a screenshot of the same was tweeted to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, state Director General of Police and other high rank officials.

The man has been identified as Aman Raja from Jharkhand.

Baghpat police circle officer DK Sharma notified that a case was registered against Aman Raja at Baghpat’s Kotwali police station on Monday.

The law and order situation in UP has been in question since the murder of gangster Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf Ahmed late on Saturday night inside a medical complex of Prayagraj, UP, in the presence of heavy security three shooters gunned down the Ahmed brothers on camera.

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Some reports have claimed that after the murder of Atiq Ahmed, there are also possible life threats to CM Yogi. Immediately after the murder on Saturday night, the security deployment was increased outside Chief Minister residence in Lucknow.

Section 144 of the CrPc was imposed across all 75 districts of the state to prevent any unwanted disturbance in the state’s law and order situation.

The UP Police has been closely monitoring the security situation in the entire state as post murder incident, threat prevails over the head and the lapse in the security arrangements is already under large criticism by different sections.

The Chief Minister in the last few months have received multiple death threats, post which the police with the help of cyber cell has successfully cracked down the cases and also has made arrests in regard to it.

In August 2022, a man identified as Sharfaraz was arrested from Mewat, Rajasthan who threatened to kill CM Yogi Adityanath via Whatsapp.

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