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NDTV
30-06-2025
- NDTV
Man Befriends Rajasthan Woman, Promises Luxury In Oman, Cops Foil Trafficking Bid
A 35-year-old man living in Muscat, Oman, met an 18-year-old woman from Rajasthan's Churu online. Soon, he befriended her and 'promised' the woman a luxurious life in Oman, but little did she know that the man allegedly plotted to sell her off in the Gulf country. But the cops rescued the woman 30 minutes before she was ready to fly to Oman. The man, Mohammad Islam, convinced the woman to come to Oman. He helped her obtain a passport and booked her a seat on an Air India flight from Delhi to Muscat. The woman, who was in love with the man, even took Rs 1 lakh cash and jewellery before leaving for Delhi to catch the flight. Superintendent of Police Jai Yadav said the woman is a resident of the Taranagar area in Churu and is a final-year college student. The officer said, "The woman left her house at 8:30 am on Saturday without informing anyone. Her family members were looking for her. They (cops) were informed at 5 pm. When the police started investigating, they found that she was at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. In such a situation, the police sought cooperation from the embassy and the Delhi Police to rescue her. She was ready to board the plane." "With the help of immigration, the embassy and the Delhi Police, she was found," he added. The District Superintendent of Police said that after receiving the information, the Churu police did not have time to reach Delhi. If the operation had been delayed by half an hour, she would have left for the Gulf. Police officer, Gaurav Khidiya, said that the accused, Mohammad Islam, is a resident of Mulat, Taranagar. He is married and lives in Oman. He has been there for 10 years, and his wife left him. Islam befriended the woman on social media eight months ago. The police are now preparing to bring the accused from Oman.
Indian Express
18-06-2025
- Politics
- Indian Express
HC stays final order in 2016 forced eviction case against Azam Khan
The Allahabad High Court has stayed the passing of the final order in the consolidated trial of the 2016 Forcible Eviction Case involving former MP Mohammad Azam Khan and others, until the next hearing on July 3, 2025. The stay order came while hearing a petition filed by co-accused Mohammad Islam alias Islam Thekedar and one other. The court noted the petitioners' concern that the trial court was pressing to conclude the matter within June itself. 'Having considered the peculiar facts and circumstances of the present case, it is clarified that the trial may proceed, but no final order shall be passed till July 3, 2025,' the court observed. According to the petitioners' counsel, the trial court had last year consolidated 12 separate FIRs, filed at Kotwali police station in Rampur, into a single trial. These FIRs relate to an alleged forcible demolition of unauthorised structures at the Yateem Khana premises on October 15, 2016. The petition also challenges a May 30 order by the Rampur court, which rejected requests to recall key informants and prosecution witnesses, including Zafar Ahmad Farooqui, chairman of the Sunni Central Waqf Board. The petitioners had sought directions for Farooqui to produce video evidence linked to the eviction drive.
The Print
18-06-2025
- Politics
- The Print
Allahabad HC stays passing final judgment in eviction case against Azam Khan
The court gave the order in an application filed by co-accused Mohammad Islam alias Islam Thekedar and another. Justice Dinesh Pathak issued the order to put up this case as fresh on July 3 but clarified that the trial in the case would go on. However no final order would be passed till July 3, 2025. Prayagraj, Jun 18 (PTI) The Allahabad High Court has stayed the passing of any final judgment or order in the consolidated trial of the 2016 forcible eviction case, involving twelve previously separate FIRs against ex-MP Mohammad Azam Khan and several others. In the present case, which originated from 12 FIRs registered between 2019 and 2020 at police station Kotwali, Rampur district pertains to an alleged incident on October 15, 2016, involving the demolition of unauthorised structures on the Waqf property known as Yateem Khana, Waqf no- 157. These FIRs, initially tried as separate cases, were consolidated into a single trial by the Special Judge (MP/MLA) in Rampur on August 8, 2024. The accused face charges of dacoity, house trespass, and criminal conspiracy under the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The present high court's decision dated June 11 came after the applicants' counsel highlighted the trial court's determination to conclude the trial within June, raising apprehensions about procedural fairness. Acknowledging the 'peculiar facts and circumstances', Justice Pathak ruled that while the trial may proceed, no final order shall be passed until the next hearing on July 3, 2025. In a related development, a petition by former Uttar Pradesh minister and ex-MP Azam Khan and his aide Virendra Goel is set for hearing on June 18 as a 'mentioned case' before a single judge of the high court. This petition challenges the trial court's May 30, 2025, orders rejecting their requests to recall informants and key prosecution witnesses, including Zafar Ahmad Farooqui, chairman of the Sunni Central Waqf Board, and to produce exculpatory videographic evidence of the 2016 eviction. The applicants argue that this evidence, acknowledged by Farooqui, could exonerate them by proving their absence from the scene. PTI COR RAJ SKY SKY This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
