Boy rescued two hours after driver takes off with SUV in Jhansi dist
Jhansi, Nov. 12 -- A six-year-old boy was rescued within two hours after a driver allegedly drove away with an SUV carrying the child while his parents had stopped at a petrol pump in Gursarai area of Jhansi district on Tuesday evening. The accused abandoned the vehicle near Moth bypass and fled.
The incident occurred when utensil trader Anurag Singh, his wife Priyanka and son Sarthak were returning home. They stopped at a petrol pump on Erich Road, where the couple went to the washroom, leaving the boy inside the Scorpio with driver Ashish Awasthi. The driver allegedly seized the opportunity to flee with the vehicle.
Following the couple's complaint, police alerted the control room and launched an intensive search. Around two hours later, the SUV was found abandoned near Kumharrar bridge in Moth, with Sarthak safe inside.
Police said a case had been registered and teams formed to arrest the absconding driver. The alleged disappearance of cash from the vehicle is also being investigated.
Three youths were killed after their motorcycle rammed into a stationary dumper on the Lalitpur-Raksa bypass near Durgapur village in Jhansi late Tuesday night.
The deceased, identified as Raj Sengar (23), Harsh (21) and Ayush (17), were returning from Talbehat after distributing wedding invitations for marriage of Raj's sister, scheduled for November 25.
The Jhansi railway division has suspended a woman travelling ticket examiner (TTE) after a video purportedly showing her humiliating a passenger at Veerangana Rani Lakshmibai railway station went viral on social media. Sarita Verma, allegedly misbehaved with Shravan Kumar, a Lucknow resident, who was unable to immediately locate his original counter ticket while travelling from Penukonda to Jhansi by Karnataka Express. HTC...
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