Nagpur Horror: 19-Year-Old Newlywed Woman Subjected to Sexual Abuse, Killed for Dowry A 19-year-old newlywed woman in Nagpur was allegedly strangled to death by her in-laws, who initially claimed her death was due to a heart attack. The truth emerged after her body was exhumed for an autopsy, which revealed signs of strangulation and asphyxia, contradicting the initial narrative. The case has sparked outrage over dowry-related violence and sexual harassment, with critical evidence including recorded calls detailing the victim’s ordeal. Her husband and brother-in-law have been arrested, while her elderly father-in-law remains at large. The victim, who married in January, faced relentless dowry demands from her in-laws. The trauma escalated when her brother-in-law began making sexual advances, which she repeatedly reported to her mother. Voice recordings of her desperate calls to her mother, recovered from her mother’s phone, have become key evidence in the case. These recordings capture her describing the pressure for more dowry and the unwanted advances from her brother-in-law. The in-laws’ attempt to conceal the murder as a natural death unraveled after her parents, who resided in Amravati, retrieved her body from Nagpur. They had initially been told she died of a heart attack but faced a prolonged standoff before obtaining her remains. Her body was buried in Amravati, a Muslim graveyard, as per her family’s wishes. The police, acting on a complaint filed on May 17, exhumed the body and conducted an autopsy at the burial site. The findings led to the registration of a murder case at the Tehsil police station in Nagpur. The accused, residents of Mominpura locality, were remanded in police custody until Friday.#nagpur #supreme_court #victim_family #amravati #mominpura
MRIDC Clears Major Hurdles, Mominpura Y-Shaped Flyover Work Picks Up Pace; Target Set for March 2027 Nagpur: After years of delays caused by encroachments, land disputes, and local opposition, the Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation (MRIDC) has accelerated construction of the long-pending Y-shaped Mominpura flyover. The project, which aims to alleviate chronic traffic congestion between Kadbi Chowk and Golibar Chowk, is now targeting completion by March 2027. An MRIDC official confirmed that nearly 70% of the work has been completed, with progress ongoing on multiple fronts. Foundation and substructure work is finalized, and approximately 50% of the superstructure, including girder launching, has been finished. Road concretisation beneath the flyover has also begun. The 2.82-kilometre flyover, initially sanctioned at ₹146 crore, is now expected to cost around ₹185 crore due to delays and additional works. The project will connect Kadbi Chowk, Mominpura, and Santra Market, with one arm extending to Mominpura and the other branching towards Santra Market and linking to Platform No. 8 of Nagpur railway station. The Kadbi Chowk-to-Mominpura arm will feature an 11-metre-wide carriageway, while the Santra Market arm will be 7.5 metres wide. Construction began in July 2021 following the bhoomipujan ceremony, but progress stalled due to encroachments, residents' objections, land acquisition disputes, tree-felling permissions, and the relocation of power cables and water pipelines in the Mominpura area. Officials stated that most of these obstacles have been resolved, enabling faster execution. The original deadline of December 2025 was repeatedly pushed back, first to the end of 2026 and then revised to March 2027.#nagpur #kadbi_chowk #mominpura #mridc #santra_market
Mufti Ahmad Raza tops from night schools in Nagpur; Taj Baba Night Jr College ranks first Mufti Ahmad Raza of Shivaji Night School emerged as the top scorer among night school students in Nagpur, achieving 72.33% in the HSC examination. Taj Baba Night Junior College of Arts & Commerce, located in Mominpura, secured the first position among night junior colleges with an overall pass rate of 74%. The results underscore the academic resilience of night school students, many of whom balance education with work and family obligations. The second-highest scorer among night school students was Syed Nashit Husain Mirahmed Hussan Arif from Taj Baba Night Junior College, who scored 68.83%, followed by Mufti Mustanseer Quraishi of Shivaji Night School with 68.67%. Other notable institutions and their pass rates include Nagpur Night Junior College, Mahal, with 56.25%; Shri Shivaji Night Junior College, Sevasadan, at 52%; Arts & Commerce Night Junior College, Mahal, with 51.8%; Narendra Night Junior College, Siraspeth, at 50%; and Jawahar Night Junior College, Sitabuldi, with 35%. At Taj Baba Night Junior College, the top performers in the Arts stream were Syed Nashit Husain Mirahmed Hussan Arif (68.83%), Samiya Firdous (65%), and Rehan Ahmad Kalim Ahmad (64.50%). In the Commerce stream, Sarbaj Alam Mohd Sartaj scored 59.17%, followed by Arbaz Khan Ayyub Khan (56.17%) and Arif Sheikh Mohammad Zakir Sheikh (55.50%). Nagpur Night Junior College, Mahal, reported a 52.77% pass rate in Arts and 60.71% in Commerce. In Arts, Aruna Athor led with 52.67%, followed by Shraddha Khobragade (51.67%) and Rekha Shende (50.67%). In Commerce, Nirmala Hedau was the top scorer with 56.17%, trailed by Laxmikant Bhanarkar (50.67%) and Sachin Nikode (47.67%).#mufti_ahmad_razza #shivaji_night_school #taj_baba_night_junior_college #mominpura #nagpur_night_junior_college
