GHAZIABAD: A 24-year-old man was arrested on Friday for allegedly dragging a 65-year-old woman by her hair and shoving her on the street in the Modinagar area. There has been some tussle going on between the two families.A 42-second video of the incident that was widely shared on social media shows the accused, Neeshu Kumar, a resident of Nandnagri in Modinagar, dragging a woman, Rajni, out of her house by the hair.He then pushes her on the road and kicks the woman several times in her stomach and back. The accused also picked a stone to attack her but was stopped by a man.The womans husband Suresh Chandra (70), a farmer, said he submitted a written complaint against the accused, who lives 50 metres from their house, but the police registered a non-cognizable case. An FIR was registered only after the video of the incident was shared on social media. On November 21, around 6 pm, my grandchildren were playing outside the house with other children, while my wife was chatting with a neighbour when the Neeshu suddenly came to our house and started abusing the children. When my wife objected, he started beating her, the complainant said. He claimed Rajni sustained injuries on her head and stomach, and had to be hospitalised.DCP (Rural) Vivek Yadav said, Initially, we registered an NCR case on the basis of complaint. During investigation, when we found the CCTV footage of the incident, we converted the complaint to an FIR. The accused was booked under the IPC Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 307 (attempt to murder). We arrested Neeshu from his house on Friday and sent him to judicial custody after producing him in court, he said.We also published the following articles recentlyWoman files complaint against MPs son, accused of extortionA woman from Bengaluru filed a cheating case against Ballari MPs son, alleging that he cheated her on the pretext of marriage after forcing her into a physical relationship. The woman claimed that the son had proposed to her and promised to take care of her after marriage. However, after becoming physical with her, he started avoiding her and issuing threats. The MP denied the allegations, calling it a political conspiracy, and stated that there is a gang operating in Bengaluru. The son also filed a complaint accusing the woman and another man of trying to extort money from him.Married woman can claim residential right at her parents house: Madras high courtThe Madras high court dismissed a plea challenging the appointment of B Saranya as the panchayat secretary of Jayakondam, Cuddalore. The petitioner, G Mayakannan, argued that Saranya could not be considered a local resident since she had moved to her husbands place after marriage. However, the court ruled that a married woman does not lose her residential status at her parents house due to marriage. The court emphasized that a woman still has the right to visit or stay with her parents at her own convenience or choice, and her marriage does not sever her ties with her natal family.Suspicious of wifes fidelity, man pours petrol on her face, burns her in BengaluruA man in Bhavaninagar, Banashankari suspected his wife of infidelity and brutally attacked her by pouring petrol on her face and setting it on fire. The woman, Lasya, has suffered 30% burns on her face and chest. She is currently receiving treatment at Victoria Hospital, where doctors have stated that her life is not at risk but her face will be disfigured. The accused, Srinivas, is a plumber and Lasya worked as a helper at a multi-speciality hospital. The incident occurred in front of their teenage daughter and was described as a premeditated act by the police.

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