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MP Man Slaps Woman Toll Booth Employee When Asked to Pay Tax in Shocking Video

Last Updated: August 27, 2022, 11:15 IST

The woman hit the man back with her footwear. As per the reports, the incident occurred at the Kachnariya toll plaza on Rajgarh-Bhopal road. (Credits: Twitter)

The video of the same has surfaced online and left netizens in shock. In the said CCTV footage, the man can be seen slapping the woman employee after she refused to let him go without paying the tax.

A shocking incident from Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh came to light wherein a man allegedly beat up a woman who worked at a toll booth. The video of the same has surfaced online and left netizens in shock. In the said CCTV footage, the man can be seen slapping the woman employee after she refused to let him go without paying the tax. In defence, the woman hit the man back with her footwear. As per the reports, the incident occurred at the Kachnariya toll plaza on Rajgarh-Bhopal road. As per an NDTV report, the man identified as Rajkumar Gurjar had his vehicle without a FASTag – electronic toll payment system. Gurjar reportedly said that he should be exempted from paying the tax as he was a local. However, he had no documents with him to prove the same. The toll booth employee, Anurandha Dangi said, “He said he was a local. I said but I don’t know you. Then I went and informed the supervisor. The supervisor asked him if I knew the man. I said no, and then the man got out of his vehicle, abused me and hit me. I also hit him back,” as reported by the news portal. Following the incident, Anurandha lodged a complaint against the man at the Biaora rural police station. The local police station in-charge Ramkumar Raghuvanshi confirmed the same and said that they have “registered a case under 354, 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Section 3 of Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act”, according to the media reports. The accused is yet to be arrested. Anurandha Dangi also informed that around seven female employees work at the toll booth but there are no guards to ensure safety. Soon after the CCTV footage went viral on the internet, netizens condemned the act and urged the authorities to take quick action against the accused. Read all the Latest Buzz News and Breaking News here

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PODCAST | Cape Town woman turns her heartbreak into hope

A Cape Town woman has turned her heartbreak into hope by serving hundreds of homeless people hot meals every Sunday.

RPJ Helping Hands is a non-profit organisation that provides hot meals to the homeless.
It was started by Pat Pillay Louw after the death of her husband.
The group of volunteers feed about 500 homeless people every Sunday.

Pat Pillay Louw started RPJ Helping Hands to commemorate her late husband, Rodney Peter. The "J" is for "Junior", the child they never had. The NPO "has become their baby in a sense". Every Sunday, Pat and a group of volunteers prepare three large pots of biryani which they then take to the Hope Exchange in Cape Town's CBD. It feeds about five hundred people. READ | Soupa Troopers: Paramedics join local Good Samaritan to bring kids in Mitchells Plain a warm meal Pat says the desperation has increased as unemployment levels soar across the country. She believes RPJ Helping Hands is making a difference, providing hope and hearty meals to those who need it most. But, she believes everyone can make the world a better place: "Do it wherever you are, but just be inspired to make a difference."

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Woman allegedly kills grandmother, buries body in garden then goes on spending spree with her cards

A woman went on a shopping spree with her alleged victim's Sassa cards.

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A Gauteng woman is accused of killing her grandmother.
The woman allegedly set the elderly woman's body alight and buried her in the yard.
She then used her slain relative's bank and Sassa cards after reporting her missing.

A 31-year-old Gauteng woman is accused of single-handedly killing her grandmother, setting her body alight, digging a hole and burying her in the yard in December 2019. The woman then covered the grave with a steel box before using the old woman's bank and South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) cards. This is according to the information contained in an indictment in the case against 31-year-old Rachael Tshabalala, who is currently on trial in the Gauteng High Court sitting in the Palm Ridge Magistrate's Court. Tshabalala was apparently living with her grandmother, Nomalanga Hilda Tshabalala, in Emndeni, Soweto. They were last seen together on 14 December 2019 - but, five days later, Tshabalala reported her grandmother missing. READ | Multiple murders: 664 people killed in 284 incidents between April, June In September 2020, Tshabalala was arrested and charged with defrauding Sassa. She was caught using her grandmother's card. During the time that Nomalanga had gone missing, her family rented out the house to tenants. The truth about what happened to the old woman only came to light in September 2021, a year after Tshabalala was arrested on fraud charges. How safe is your neighbourhood? Find out by using News24's CrimeCheck While Tshabalala was in prison, a tenant, who was cleaning the yard, found the old woman's remains and contacted the police. "The remains of the deceased were found, and her identity was established by DNA profiling. The cause of death is unknown at this stage," claims the indictment. Tshabalala is facing charges of murder, theft, fraud, defeating the ends of justice as well as statutory perjury.

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Woman in Oklahoma climbs through sunroof, rescues 2-year-olds left in hot car at Walmart

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A woman in Oklahoma climbed through the sunroof of a vehicle parked outside a Walmart this week to rescue two 2-year-olds left inside, according to reports.

The vehicle was reportedly parked in direct sunlight during a 98-degree day.

Elizabeta Babb, 33, was arrested after she exited an Oklahoma City Walmart after shopping for over a half hour while her two toddlers were strapped in their car seats.

The 2-year-old girls were reportedly "unresponsive and buckled in their car seats" when they were found.

FLORIDA CHILD DIES AFTER BEING LEFT IN A HOT CAR, 11TH IN US THIS YEAR: 'HORRIBLE — AND YET WE EXPECT IT'

A shopper leaves a Walmart store in Bradford, Pa., July 20, 2020. (REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo)

"A retired police officer working security for Walmart stated the vehicle was hot to the touch, and she burned her hand as she attempted to make entry," Oklahoma police said, according to local reporting.

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An unidentified woman crawled through the open sunroof to rescue the girls as others in the parking lot attempted to open the car doors.

A shopping cart outside a Walmart store in Torrance, Calif. May 15, 2022. (Bing Guan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The children were reportedly in shock and crying after being taken from the vehicle and placed in a security vehicle with air conditioning.

According to local reports, Walmart officials called for the driver of the vehicle to come outside, but Babb did not exit the store until she checked out.

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Babb apparently told authorities she had been in the store for "five minutes."

But, according to surveillance footage, she was in the store 35 minutes.

Fox News could not immediately reach the Oklahoma City Police Department for comment.

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Gang-raped Muslim woman 'numb' after India frees convicts

"The release of these convicts has taken from me my peace and shaken my faith in justice," says Bilkis Bano of 11 Hindu men convicted of 2002 crime and released by BJP-ruled western Gujarat state.

Bilkis Bano and two of her children were the only survivors among a group of 17 Muslims attacked by a Hindu mob in western state of Gujarat in 2002. (Reuters Archive)

A Muslim woman who was gang-raped as 14 other people were murdered during one of post-independence India's worst religious riots has said she is "numb" after her attackers were released early from prison.

Bilkis Bano said in a statement released by her lawyer on Wednesday that she was "bereft of words. I am still numb." "I trusted the highest courts in our land. I trusted the system, and I was learning slowly to live with my trauma.

"The release of these convicts has taken from me my peace and shaken my faith in justice. My sorrow and my wavering faith are not for myself alone but for every woman who is struggling for justice in courts," she said.

On Thursday around a dozen people staged a demonstration in New Delhi against the release of the men.

Bilkis and two of her children were the only survivors among a group of 17 Muslims attacked by a Hindu mob in the western state of Gujarat in 2002.

Bilkis was pregnant at the time and seven of those killed were relatives including her three-year-old daughter. The attack took place when current Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was Gujarat state premier.

Eleven Hindu men were later sentenced to life in prison but were freed on Monday, with the Gujarat government timing its announcement to coincide with celebrations for the 75th anniversary of India's independence.

The attackers, released following a recommendation by a state government panel, were greeted by relatives outside the prison who gave them sweets and touched their feet in a traditional Indian sign of respect.

These 11 who are being welcomed with sweets were sentenced for life by the court but released by the govt for gang-raping a pregnant muslim woman, Bilkis Bano during 2002 Gujarat riot. They had also killed her 7 family members, including her 3yr daughter. pic.twitter.com/UqzTed5bbO
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) August 16, 2022

Ruling BJP defends release of convicts

On Thursday, opposition politician Rahul Gandhi, grandson of former premier Indira Gandhi, tweeted: "Prime Minister... the entire country is seeing the difference between your words and deeds."

Modi was accused of turning a blind eye to the riots but was cleared of any wrongdoing in 2012, two years before becoming leader of the Hindu-majority nation that is home to 200 million Muslims.

"BJP's bias for a religion is such that even brutal rape & hate crimes are forgivable," prominent Muslim politician Asaduddin Owaisi said, referring to Modi's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.

“They are Brahmins, Men of Good Sanskaar. Their conduct in jail was good": BJP MLA #CKRaulji
BJP now terms rapists as ‘Men of Good Sanskar’. This is the lowest a party can ever stoop! 🙏 @KTRTRS @pbhushan1 pic.twitter.com/iuOZ9JTbhh
— YSR (@ysathishreddy) August 18, 2022

The Gujarat state government, run by the BJP, defended the decision to release the men.

"The remission of the 11 convicts was considered after taking various factors like life imprisonment term in India which is typically of 14 years or more, age, behaviour of the person and so on," senior official Raj Kumar was quoted by the Hindustan Times as saying.

According to the official toll, around 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, were hacked, beaten, shot or burnt to death in the riots, which erupted after 59 Hindu pilgrims died in a train fire that was blamed on a Muslim mob.

More than three dozen Muslims were later convicted over the fire, although the cause remains disputed.

Source: AFP

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Woman murdered on court premises

A person allegedly murdered his wife on court premises, when Lok Adalat was going on, at Holeanrasipur on Saturday. Chaitra, 24, of Tattekere in Holenarasipur was murdered by her husband Shivakumar.

The couple got married about six years ago. They have two children. Following differences between them, a divorce petition was filed in court. As the matter was in the pre-litigation state, they were called for Lok Adalat, where disputes are resolved through persuasion.

As Chaitra came out of the court hall, her husband followed her and attacked her with a knife. She suffered deep injuries on her neck. Later she succumbed to injuries at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences.

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Tirupati Woman Aged 101 Recalls Freedom Struggle, Proud to be Part of 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav'

Last Updated: August 11, 2022, 00:37 IST

Kamalamma from Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh, celebrated her 101st birthday on August 7. (Image: News18)

The centenarian shared the moments of the freedom movement and celebrations in her native place when India got independence from British rule in 1947

Centenarian Kamalamma, a native of Korlakunta in Tirupati of Andhra Pradesh who celebrated her 101st birthday on August 7 with her family members, is proud to be taking part in ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ that marks the 75th year of India’s Independence.

When News18 contacted her, she shared the moments of the freedom movement and celebrations in her native place when India got independence from British rule.

Born on August 7, 1922, to Munswamy and Subbamma in the temple town, Kamalamma’s education ended at a primary level till Class V. She was married to Gopanna who was working as a head constable when she was 14 years. The couple was blessed with a son and a daughter.

According to her family, Kamalamma’s lifestyle and food habits made her strong. Her routine is one of patience and discipline, and she is a role model to people of all ages when it comes to living a long life with good health. Her family members also said she had a down-to-earth attitude and was helpful in nature.

Recollecting the days of freedom struggle, she said because she was a girl child her parents would not allow her to take part. She said there was a festive atmosphere in every nook and corner of her town when India attained independence.

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Security guard slaps, humiliates woman in Karachi

KARACHI: In a disgusting act caught on camera, a security guard slapped a woman at the entrance of an apartment in Karachi’s Gulistan-e-Jauhar, leaving her unconscious, ARY NEWS reported.

According to a video obtained by ARY NEWS, a woman and a security guard could be seen engaged in an argument at the entrance of a building when suddenly the latter slapped the former in the face.

The poor soul could be seen immediately falling to the ground as the security guard further hit her with his shoes.

کراچی گلستان جوہر بلاک 17 میں اپارٹمنٹ کے سیکیورٹی گارڈ نے پہلے خاتون کی تذلیل کی پھر تھپڑ اور لات مار کر بے ہوش کردیا، بے غیرتی کی انتہا کہ پاس بیٹھے لوگ بجائے بیچ بچاو کروانے کے معاملہ دیکھ کر کھسکنے لگے، کہاں ہیں انسانی حقوق والے؟ @SyedaShehlaRaza @PoliceMediaCell pic.twitter.com/WVOIG0TeYr

— Nazir Shah (@SsyedHhussain) August 8, 2022

The woman lay there at the entrance for minutes as those standing alongside the guard did not bother to pick her up or stop the security guard from committing the inhumane act.

According to sources having knowledge of the incident, the security guards and the union of the building in Guilistan-e-Johar block 17 stopped anyone from helping the woman after the incident. “A security guard and a man named Adil were involved in the entire episode,” they said.

Meanwhile, the police also raided the apartment to arrest the suspects allegedly involved in the entire episode, however, they were able to flee.

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Ashleigh Buhai makes history at Muirfield, becomes first SA woman since Sally Little to win a major

South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai survived a disastrous 15th hole to claim a "life-changing" victory in a marathon playoff against Chun In-gee in the Women's Open at Muirfield on Sunday.

Both players tied on 10 under par after 72 holes, and, in near total darkness, it was Buhai who eventually secured the final major of the season with a par four at the fourth extra hole, the 18th.

Chun bunkered her drive and took five, while Buhai got up and down from a greenside bunker, holing out from two feet for victory.

Buhai made history by becoming only the third South African woman to win a major golf championship.

Golf Hall of famer Sally Little won the Women's PGA Championship in 1980 and the 1988 Du Maurier Classic, which was a women's major from 1979 until 2000. Alison Sheard also won the Women's Open in 1979 at Southport and Ainsdale Golf Club.

Buhai was close to tears as husband David rushed onto the green and gave her a kiss and a loving hug.

"It's been a lot of hard work over many years," said the 33-year-old, who won the first of three South African Amateur titles when she was just 14.

Her professional career has never quite hit the same heights with three wins in Europe and two South African Opens. But she had never won an LPGA title until now, and a major at that to make it even more special.

Five ahead overnight, she had to survive a triple-bogey seven at the 15th - that dragged her back into a tie with Chun - before snatching the dramatic playoff win.

"I'm very proud of myself," she continued. "I had to dig deep. But I was surprisingly calm in the play-off. Just tried to stay in the moment.

"Before I hit the bunker shot in the play-off, my caddie (Tanya Paterson) said 'show them why you are ranked No.1 in bunkers this year'. It was great to do it."

Gary Player (1959) and Ernie Els (2002), Buhai's hero growing up, are South African winners of the Open Championship at Muirfield.

Magnanimous Chun

"I am so proud to join them as major winners at Muirfield," Buhai continued.

"It really is going to be life-changing."

Chun was magnanimous in defeat.

The winner of three majors, including this year's Women's PGA Championship, said: "I never gave up, and gave it may all."

The 27-year-old Korean added: "Ashleigh played a brilliant bunker shot and she deserved it. I am very happy for her."

Buhai had looked in total control when she led by three shots with just four to play.

But she drove into a bunker at the 15th, hit out sideways into rough and then moved the ball just a few yards with her third shot on the way to a triple-bogey seven.

Now tied for the lead, she did well to par the final three holes for a 75 that matched Chun's 10-under par total. The Korean closed with a round of 70.

Japan's Hinako Shibuno, the 2019 winner, finished third on nine under after a final round 71.

American teenager Rose Zhang won the Smyth Salver for the leading amateur. She closed with a 73 for one over par.

Buhai's victory was also South Africa's first major - men and women - since Ernie Els' 2012 Open win at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

The two other South Africans in the field made the cut: Paula Reto finished tied for 58th and Lee-Ann Pace ended 65th.

South African golfer Ashleigh Buhai celebrates

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Leading fourth and final round scores in the Women's British Open at Muirfield on Sunday (USA unless stated, Par 71):

274 - Ashleigh Buhai (RSA) 70-65-64-75, Chun In-gee (KOR) 68-66-70-70

(Buhai won after fourth extra play-off hole)

275 - Hinako Shibuno (JPN) 65-73-66-71

277 - Madelene Sagstroem (SWE) 70-65-71-71, Minjee Lee (AUS) 68-70-70-69, Leona Maguire (IRL) 71-69-71-66

279 - Atthaya Thitikul (THA) 71-69-69-70, Stephanie Kyriacou (AUS) 70-68-70-71, Lydia Ko (NZL) 71-70-70-68, Nasa Hataoka (JPN) 71-69-71-68, Brooke Henderson (CAN) 70-70-69-70, Celine Boutier (FRA) 68-70-74-67

280 - Kim A-lim (KOR) 70-71-69-70, Miyu Yamashita (JPN) 69-68-71-72

281 - Kim Hyo-joo (KOR) 73-66-70-72, Alison Lee 74-69-67-71, Kotone Hori (JPN) 72-68-72-69

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Doctors at Govt Hospital Remove 35-kg Tumour from Stomach of Woman Who 'Looked Pregnant'

Last Updated: August 04, 2022, 23:16 IST

A team of expert doctors performed a surgery on a 46-year-old woman to removed a massive tumour from her stomach. (Image: News18)

The 46-year-old woman, who could not bear children anymore, was shocked to find that her stomach had started growing

Doctors from a government maternity hospital in Andhra Pradesh’s Tirupati successfully removed a tumour weighing 35 kg from a rural woman’s stomach.

A few months ago, 46-year-old Nagamma, who could not bear children anymore, was shocked when her stomach started growing. A homemaker from Poluru village, she approached doctors who diagnosed a small tumour in her stomach that they told her should be removed.

Scared of the word “surgery”, Nagamma stopped visiting the hospital. But, as days passed by, her stomach kept growing as the tumour kept increasing in size. Soon, she was unable to move due to the weight of the tumour.

At last, when she visited the hospital in Tirupati again, she was operated upon under the supervision of hospital superintendent Dr Lakshmi Susila and senior gynaecologist Dr Parthasarathi Reddy. A team of expert doctors performed the surgery on her for over an hour and removed the massive tumour from her stomach. A doctor from the team, Dr K Madhavi Tagore, said Nagamma was recovering well after the surgery.