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Saturday, 24 July 2010 |
Mohammed Salahuddin Ayub
Hyderabad: Mohammed Salahuddin Ayub, director and principal of
Parkwood International School, had sexually abused more than one girl
student, according to Central Crime Station (CCS) sleuths investigating
one of the most heinous sexual crime cases in the city.
The
55-year-old-director, who has three sons in the same age group as his
victims, was produced before the additional chief metropolitan court on
Friday and was remanded in judicial custody till August 5. He was taken to Cherlapally jail.
Before
producing him in the court, the sleuths took the accused to Osmania
General Hospital to check his medical fitness and then APFSL to conduct a
potency test. The seized a handycam with memory card in which the accused allegedly
recorded all the sleazy videos of the victims and a .32 pistol, with
which the accused had allegedly threatened the victim.
Police
have also recorded statements from a doctor of Hyderabad Nursing Home
near GHMC headquarters, to whom Ayub took the class XI student for
abortion. In her statement, the doctor reportedly told the police that
by the time Ayub brought the girl to hospital, her pregnancy had already
got terminated by pills. As a result, they merely provided treatment to
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Saturday, 24 July 2010 |
TNN
Mumbai: Twenty-six-year-old badminton
player Jwala Gutta, the woman being blamed for Sangeeta Bijlani
reportedly walking out of her 14-year-old marriage to former Indian
cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin, is angry. I am disgusted by the
reports, she told TOI in a phone interview from Hyderabad. It
possibly makes a good story but everything about it is false and
baseless. How am I involved if Sangeeta has gone back to Mumbai? How
does it matter to me?
Jwala said the rumours began a month
ago. I know they are being spread by people from the badminton
association because I am not on good terms with them, she said. Asked
if Azhars decision to contest the associations polls could have led to
this, she said, Yes, that is the reason.
Reports linking me to Jwala disgusting:
Azhar
Mumbai: Indian
badminton star Jwala Gutta, ranked No.7 in the world in mixed doubles,
has blasted reports suggesting she was having an affair with former
cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin.
Azharuddin, now an MP from
Moradabad, also poohpoohed the reports, saying his bid for the badminton
body was being given an unhealthy twist. He described Jwala as a good
friend and the reports as disgusting and in bad taste.
There
have been reports that she and Azhar have been often spotted together
and were also seen coming out together from Indian coach Pullela
Gopichands academy. Jwala denied that as well. I go to the academy to
practice and not to meet anyone, she said. Asked about her presence
at the practice session for Azhars son, she said: His son is almost
my age and we are friends. Besides, the last time I went for his
practice session was three years ago.
Asked if she had spoken
to Sangeeta about the rumours and if she knew where Azhar was presently,
she said, No, I have not spoken to anyone. Besides, I dont keep
track of where anyone is. Jwala is married to national badminton
champion Chetan Anand. These reports have affected my family, and we
all are disturbed, she said.
Azhars brother-in-law Rehman
confirmed that Sangeeta was currently in Mumbai but rubbished the
rumours about a split. There is no truth in them and there is no
problem in the marriage, he said.
Meanwhile, Azharuddin told a
news agency: These reports are completely rubbish, baseless and are in
bad taste. I am very hurt by all these. I know Jwala, she is a good
friend of mine and to write such reports, which are completely false and fabricated, is
disgusting, a livid Azharuddin said.
Azhar said these are
motivated by people in the Badminton Association of India, who want to
tarnish his image since he tried to contest for the presidential
elections last month. These are planted stories and motivated by
people, who are against me in the Badminton Association of India. I think they should look into their homes
first before casting aspersions on others and make such allegations, he
said. Jwala is a very good player and she is a great prospect for the
country. She has been doing well and will win many medals for the
country in future. So I just want to request everybody to just leave her
alone and not get her into this cheap controversy, he added.
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Saturday, 24 July 2010 |
If rumours are true, Azharuddin and Sangeeta are heading for
Splitsville 
Sangeeta Bijlani and Mohammad Azharuddin
One more celebrity marriage is
heading for a split if the buzz is correct. Mohammad Azharuddin and
Sangeeta Bijlani are all set to go their separate ways in fact, news
is that the cricket baddie will be filing for a divorce within the next
week. The 14-year marriage has been rocked by a 26 year old Jwala
Gutta, World No 7 mixed doubles badminton player, who, its being
whispered, has caught Azhars eye. The fact that Jwala, an Arjuna awardee, is married to another badminton
champ, Chetan Anand, doesnt seem to have mattered to the 47-year-old
former India skipper and Congress MP from Moradabad.
Azhar was
earlier married to Naureen, and in almost a replay of what seems to be
happening now, he began to see Sangeeta, resulting in his eight-year-old
marriage ending in a messy and costly divorce. He has two sons from his
first wife. A source close to the couple says, Chetan and Jwala are
not staying together at the moment. Azhar is almost everyday seen with
Jwala these days. He has also gifted her a BMW.
Both Azhar and
Sangeeta refused to comment, but neither denied the imminent split
either. Jwala had, in an earlier interview, told us when asked about her
link-up with Azhar, I heard about it from friends. I could not help
but laugh over it. Azhar and I have known each other for the past eight
years. My family knows his entire family. You see, I am an outspoken
girl. If I had an affair with anyone, I would not hide it.
Meanwhile,
Azhars loyalists in Hyderabad say that the whole thing is an attempt
to keep him away from the Andhra Pradesh Badminton Association.
Jwala rebuts Azhar link-up
Jwala Gutta and Chetan Anand
Jwala Gutta, however, told DT that
she didnt even know if there was a rift between the couple. I have
not denied that I am good friends with Azharuddin. So I think I would
know if he were getting divorced. I had no clue about it, just got to
know it from you that he is filing for divorce. What irritates me is my
name being dragged into it. His personal life with his wife or his
speculated divorce has got nothing to do with me. I dont even know that
he is in Hyderabad, Im sure I would have known if he were here. Along
with Azhars personal life, even my personal life is being torn apart.
Yes, Chetan and I have not practiced together for two years or so, but
thats only because Chetan likes to practice with Arif Sir and I have to
practice with D Viju at Gopichands academy. There is no explanation
beyond this. Also, if Chetan and I dont stay together, its my personal
choice and when I think its the right time to talk about it, I will
come out in the open and talk. But that is not to say that Chetan and I
not staying together has got anything to do with Azhars personal life
or his speculated divorce.
When we contacted Chetan, Jwalas husband, he said, I really dont want
to talk or comment on this issue. I would like to talk about badminton,
nothing else. TNN
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Regional News
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 |
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Aurangabad, Mumbai: Four days after he landed in Maharashtra to inspect the Babhli dam site near Dharmabad and sought to whip up passions over the project, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N Chandrababu Naidu was finally packed off to Andhra Pradesh along with his supporters on Tuesday evening. His departure followed the withdrawal of cases against him by the state government.
In the end, it was a face-saver for both. Naidu had failed to make any significant impact back home with his politically motivated trip to Nanded and his subsequent arrest. The state government, too, seemed to have burnt its finger by acting unnecessarily tough and slapping cases against him and his supporters. On Monday evening, it had even decided to shift Naidu to Aurangabads Harsul prison after his magisterial custody was extended till July 26.
I will return to Babhli dam to continue my agitation. The government of Maharashtra is illegally constructing the dam, Naidu said before boarding the chartered plane amid high drama.
Earlier, he and his 66 supporters were transported in an air-conditioned Volvo luxury bus from Dharmabad to Aurangabad, 300km away. On arrival at Aurangabad, the convoy proceeded straight to the airport, surprising Naidu, who was expecting to be taken to the Harsul prison. Naidu and his group refused to board the plane for nearly 90 minutes before the police compelled him to board the plane.
At Dharmabad, Naidu had refused to board the police van and kicked it saying that he would not sit in the shabby vehicle as it was not befitting his status. The district administration then organised the luxury buses.
The TDP chief insisted that he would not return to Andhra Pradesh without visiting Babhli and accused the Maharashtra administration of using force against him.
Earlier in the day in Mumbai, home minister RR Patil started the process of withdrawing the cases filed by the state police at Dharmabad against Naidu. We have taken the decision to withdraw all the cases against Naidu that led to his arrest. He is free to travel anywhere except the Babhli dam site, he said. Patil justified the decision by saying, For how many days should we keep him in the jail? After all it was a political agitation.
Chief minister Ashok Chavan, who was in touch with his Andhra counterpart K Rosaiah, used mediators to talk to Naidu to break the impasse. A senior leader in UPA, who is close to Naidu, impressed upon him that his agitation beyond a point was not going to serve any purpose.
Aurangabad remained tense as activists of the Shiv Sena and the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena held demonstrations outside the Harsul jail and shouted slogans in Telugu condemning Naidu.
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National News
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 |
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A reply to an RTI query by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare revealed that the southern states have the largest number of sex workers, at least on government records. Andhra Pradesh leads the list with more than one lakh registered female sex workers while Karnataka has 79,000. These two states are followed by Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and West Bengal.
Interesting, there is not a single sex worker as per government records in Dadra and Nagar Haveli as well as Daman and Diu. Jammu and Kashmir has the least number of registered sex workers -- 259.
Among the metros, Delhi leads the list. Though the capital has only one known red light area, GB Road, there are 37,900 sex workers -- more than those in India's financial capital, Mumbai.
There are a whopping 6,88,751 "registered" sex workers in the country and it's not mandatory for them to have a health certificate on sexually transmitted diseases.
Experts say a large number of sex workers in the country go undetected in government records. Naco estimates the total number of sex workers in India to be 12.63 lakh.
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