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Farmer ends life outside MSEDCL office

Nagpur, Feb 23 (UNI) A farmer committed suicide outside the office of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company ltd (MSEDCL) in Anjangaon-Surji in Amravati district in Vidarbha today after officials cut the illegal power connection to the pump in his field two days ago.

Amravati district Superintendent of Police (SP) Krishna Prakash told UNI on telephone that Rajaram Mate (60) died in hospital a little while after consuming poison this morning.

A crowd that gathered at the hospital initially refused to allow the body to be taken for a post-mortem examination, but later relented, he said.

Additional force had been deployed in the town, and the situation was 'tense but under control,' Mr Prakash added.

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Nagpur ZP Health Officer, cashier in ACB net

Nagpur, Feb 23 (UNI) The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) here has arrested a Health Officer and a cashier of Nagpur Zilla Parishad (ZP) for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 2,000 from a medical officer for releasing his salary and non-practising allowance (NPA). Additional Superintendent of Police (ACB) Kishore Bele told UNI that cashier Digamber Wankhede was arrested last evening after he accepted the money from Dr Vinod Waghmare, a medical officer posted at the primary health centre in Kanholibara.....

TADA court debars media

Mumbai, Feb 23 (UNI) A TADA court, which conducted trial of the 1993, serial bomb blasts case, today debarred the media from attending its post-lunch proceedings on submissions made by police and jail officials. Judge Pramod Kode issued the gag order when police and jail authorities informed the court that mediapersons were speaking to the blasts' case convicts in the Arthur road jail premises where the designated court is located for security reasons. Several of the convicts, armed with submissions for.....

Defence seeks milder punishment for blast convicts

Mumbai, Feb 23 (UNI) The defence in the 1993 serial blast case today sought lesser punishment for the 100 persons who have already been convicted by the TADA court here but which are yet to given the quantum of sentence. A battery of defence lawyers, comprising Majid Memon, Subhash Kanse, and Farhana Shah, urged the court to consider the circumstances which had led the convicted persons to involve themselves in the blast conspiracy before it handed down the sentences upon them......
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