Gurgaon: A man who was going to Signature Tower from Huda City Metro station on his scooter died after being hit by a vehicle on NH8 near KR Mangalam School at 8pm on Saturday. He suffered severe head injuries. Passersby rushed him to Medanta hospital, where he was declared dead on Sunday, police said.The victim, identified as Anil Singh (30), a resident of Palam Vihar, was a supervisor in a private company in Sushant Lok.Anils paternal cousin, Prakash Singh, said, Police informed us about the incident around 8:30pm, and we rushed to the hospital where he was admitted. We then filed a complaint at sector 40 police station on Sunday.Sub Inspector Joginder from sector 40 police station said, Victims bike lost balance due to impact from the collision, hitting the footpath. Doctors said that excessive bleeding after a head injury was the reason he could not survive.Anils body was taken to the city mortuary in sector 10 A, and family members were summoned to identify him and proceed with the autopsy.Due to Diwali, the investigation experienced a one-day delay, but Inspector Joginder assured, We are monitoring CCTV cameras near the accident spot and are close to tracing the accused.A case was registered against the unidentified accused under sections 279 (rash driving) and 304 A (death by negligence) of the IPC.We also published the following articles recentlyMadhya Pradesh information commissioner ask DGP to preserve police station CCTV footagesMadhya Pradesh State Information Commissioner, Rahul Singh, has ordered the director general of police to ensure transparency and accountability in the access to CCTV footage within police stations across the state. This directive comes after a citizens RTI application for CCTV footage faced obstacles at the Shivpuri police station. Singh has directed the enforcement of a stringent protocol where officers must promptly preserve CCTV footage until the application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. Singhs order aims to address concerns regarding the violation of Supreme Court guidelines on CCTV systems in police stations.Info Commissioner asks DGP to save police station CCTV footageThe state information commissioner in Madhya Pradesh has ordered the preservation of CCTV footage in police stations to ensure transparency and accountability. The directive comes after a dispute in Shivpuri police station, where an applicants request for CCTV footage was denied. The commissioner has instructed the director general of police to enforce a strict protocol, preserving the footage until the application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. This move is in response to concerns about the violation of Supreme Court guidelines regarding CCTV systems in police stations.Police say 2 Jewish schools in Montreal were hit by gunshots; no injuries reportedTwo Jewish schools in Montreal were vandalized with gunshots overnight. Bullet holes were discovered on the buildings exteriors. No one was inside during the incident. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Quebec Premier Franois Legault condemned the act, emphasizing the need to denounce violent antisemitism. The incident follows other recent incidents related to the Israel-Hamas war, including three injuries and an arrest at Concordia University in Montreal.

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