Dead body of Kalyanpur couple, daughter and grandson will be taken to Shivrajpur ancestral home.
While trying to save the vehicle coming from the front on Shivli-Kalyanpur road, the Maruti Eeco van went out of control and fell into the pond on the roadside. A couple, daughter and grandson of Kalyanpur were killed. His body will be taken to his ancestral residence Shivrajpur after post-mortem. 60-year-old Rajkishore Agnihotri, originally a resident of Radhan village of Shivrajpur, Kanpur, lived with his family in Housing Development-3 of Kalyanpur. Rajkishore Agnihotri, 55-year-old wife Snehlata Agnihotri, 30-year-old daughter Rakhi alias Himanshi and their two-year-old son Shiv died in the accident.
Outsourcing employees create ruckus against abusive language
Outsourcing employees created a ruckus outside the Ordinance Factory located in Armapur in protest against the abuses. The employees allege that the supervisor posted at the gate abused them, on their complaint the duty line in-charge also used indecency. A complaint was also made to the police late in the night but no action was taken. SP leader Samrat Vikas has also reached the spot.
Applicants arrived with pending passport applications
To resolve the problems related to passport related services, a public grievance redressal fair has been organized for the second time on Saturday at Passport Seva Kendra, near Cocakola Square, GT Road. Starting from 9 am from Regional Passport Office, Lucknow. Most of the complaints were about police verification report not being included in the passport application, police station area being written wrongly, application documents not being updated and other points. The special thing about the fair was that the applicants did not have to take prior appointment to meet the officials. At Passport Seva Kendra, Kanpur, the staff under the direction of Assistant Passport Officer (APO) Vikas Mishra listened to the problems of the applicants.
Plumber dies under suspicious circumstances
Shivam Mishra, 24, resident of Maniram Bagiya of Feelkhana, was a plumber. In the family, father was Prakash Mishra, mother was Kamini Devi. Uncle Raja Mishra told that on Saturday morning nephew Shivam had gone to the temple located at Kamla Tower. When he returned home his health started deteriorating. The body started turning blue. He was taken to the hospital, where after some time the doctor declared him dead. The relative accused Shivam of feeding him poisonous substance. Police is busy investigating.
The vicious man who grabbed Rs 81.60 lakh in the name of job was arrested from Lucknow.
Kalyanpur Police has arrested the vicious Satnam Singh from Lucknow, who had snatched a reward of Rs 81.60 lakh in the name of job. Under the guise of the accused, a person had handed over the money to the accused two years ago to get jobs for several people in the Municipal Corporation. After which the accused had fled.
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