Missing minor boy found dead, body cut into pieces

The missing case was registered four days back, said police

Ashish Mittal

Sawai Madhopur/

Baunli: Mutilated pieces of the body of an 11-year-old boy were found in the field. The missing case was registered four days back at Batoda police station.

After the body parts of a child were found in the fields of Haripura village, a sensation spread across the entire area. The body parts found in the fields are said to be of the missing boy Gaurav Bairwa, said the police on Saturday.

Gaurav alias Golu went out to play for some time on April 3 and never returned back. After information, SP Harshvardhan Agarwala reached the spot. The ASP, Deputy, and Batoda police station personnel have reached the spot, while the Forensic team is collecting evidence, said the police. The confirmation has been made after identification by the father of the deceased boy.

Bikaner police cracks down on criminals, several arrested

Laxman Raghav & Sunil Sihag

Bikaner/Sri Ganganagar: In a major raid campaign against criminals, the 240 teams of district police raided 489 places and arrested 200 wanted criminals.

About 1 quintal of doda poppy, 2 kg ganja, Rs 10,000 worth intoxicating tablets, 895gm opium, Rs 62,000 cash, 157-litre of country-liquor, 1 country-made pistol, one gun, and 33 cartridges were recovered, while 35 vehicles and 19

Baran: Two men sentenced to life imprisonment

First India Bureau

Baran: The ADJ court of Chabra in Baran convicted two people to life terms in jail on Saturday for murdering a man around six years ago.

The court convicted mobile phones were seized from the different spots. The raids against criminals across the district were conducted on the instructions of SP Parish Deshmukh. In a similar strike in the Bikaner division, 677 ar- rests were made under the supervision of Bikaner SP Tejaswani Gautam’s campaign ‘Savdhaan’. About Rs 10 lakh worth of intoxicating material used for drug trafficking was seized in Churu.

Kaka Gram Sevak and his son Bablu alias Ghanshyam, both residents of Pithapur village, for life imprisonment and also slapped a fine of Rs. 25,000 on each.

Public Prosecutor Raees Khan informed that the incident took place on November 8, 2017 when the victim, Kishan, was going to his farmland with the cattles.

IN PTET-2023 EXAM

Sharma seeks 5% relaxation for EWS

First India Bureau Jaipur: Rajasthan State Vipra Welfare Board

Chairman Mahesh Sharma has written a letter to the CM Ashok Gehlot seeking relaxation of 5% marks for the candidates belonging to Economic Backward Classes (EWS) in the Pre Teacher Education Test (PTET-2023).

Sharma said that in point number-2 of the conditions of eligibility of the candidates in PTET-2023 by Govind Guru Tribal University, Banswara, candidates with 50% marks in an unreserved category & candidates with 45% marks in the reserved category have been considered eligible. Sharma said that since EWS have been considered as a reserved category by the state government, they should be given a relaxation.