Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Mumbai Crime: Blackmailed by ex-lover, woman steals cash, gold from parents


A college student resorted to stealing from her own parents, in order to pay her 20-year-old former boyfriend who had been blackmailing her, threatening to upload naked photos of her on a social networking site. The woman stole cash and gold jewellery worth R1.5 lakh from her own house to pay the accused.

Charkop resident Arihant Sawant works at a car servicing company in Malad. According to the police, Sawant met the complainant in January through a common friend, who lived in the same neighbourhood as Sawant. The friendship blossomed into a relationship. A police officer investigating the crime said, “The two were physically intimate and the accused took photos of the woman when she was naked, using his mobile phone.

Later, Sawant called off the relationship, and soon started threatening her, demanding lakhs of rupees in exchange for keeping her photos private.” Afraid of the humiliation she would have to face if the photos were made public, the woman resorted to committing theft in her own home, stealing cash and gold jewellery. She also gave away her own gold chains and earrings to Sawant to save her reputation.

The woman’s parents soon discovered that cash and gold ornaments were missing from their home, and based on a hunch, asked their daughter if she had anything to do with the disappearance. The woman then broke down and admitted to having stolen from her parents. Telling them the whole story, she begged them to help her.

The policeman added, “The woman’s family approached us to registered a complaint and we arrested the accused under section 376 of the IPC as well as sections under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. He has been remanded in police custody till July 2.

Source: Hindi News

Bhabha museum was planned near Gateway of India: Gerson da Cunha

Anushakti Bhawan in Colaba, where the Old Yacht Club is located
Reacting to the clamour for Mehrangir, Homi Bhabha’s bungalow in Malabar Hill, to be turned into a museum dedicated to the father of India’s atomic energy programme, actor, social worker and author Gerson da Cunha has claimed that the Old Yacht Club in Anushakti Bhawan, Department of Atomic Energy, at Gateway of India, already had a place earmarked for the same.

Mehrangir had been auctioned on June 18 for Rs 372 crore and, according to Bhabha’s will, the proceeds were to go to the NCPA for expanding its activities. Some scientists, including Bharat Ratna awardee CNR Rao, had written to the PM seeking that it be turned into a museum instead.

A clutch of intellectuals, including da Cunha, Shyam Benegal, Alyque Padamsee, Dilip Tahil, Kunal Kapoor and Anil Dharker, had come out in support of the NCPA and said that it should be allowed to keep the auction proceedings and use them for its development.

‘Better place’
“Dr Homi Bhabha did all his research in Anushakti Bhawan. Hence, having a museum there is better. There were plans of constructing a museum as a tribute to Bhabha inside the Old Yacht Club and the area was even renovated, but they changed the plan due to security issues.

Having the museum there is better than taking away the right bestowed on the NCPA by Bhabha’s will,” said da Cunha. Noted filmmaker Shyam Benegal questioned why everyone was suddenly interested in having the bungalow converted into a museum. “He (Homi Bhabha) died 48 years ago, why didn’t they build a museum for him all these years?” he asked. Similar questions were raised by Tahil, Dharker and Kapoor.

We tried contacting Brinda Somaiya, the architect who had worked on the Old Yacht Club, but she was in a meeting. However, another architect who had worked on the project claimed that they were given a brief of converting an area of nearly 3,500-4,000 into a museum that would be open for the public, but that didn’t materialise.

Officialspeak

When we spoke to S K Malhotra, Head, Public Awareness Division, Department of Atomic Energy, he said, “We had no plans for a museum, but wanted to keep the area open for the public for technical exhibitions. We are still planning this, but it is in the initial stages.”

Source: Hindi News

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