RAIPUR: Abhishek Bhambi and Vinod Bhambi were accused of theft and was tortured by Chhotu Gurjar, the owner of the ice cream factory they worked and his partner Mukesh Sharma on April 15. Both Abhishek and Vinod, hailing from Bhilwara district in Rajasthan, were hired through a contractor to work at a Korba-based ice-cream factory. Both were stripped, beaten, given electric shocks and their nails were pulled out, a police official said. The video of the torment has gone viral on social media, showing a semi-nude man being beaten and given electric shocks. The two victims managed to escape to their native place in Bhilwara, where they lodged a complaint at the Gulabpura police station. The Rajasthan Police registered a zero FIR and forwarded the case to the Korba police for further action. The FIR was lodged at around 9 AM on Friday, and the Korba police swiftly acted and by noon arrested five accused seen in the video, Siddharth Tewari, Korba district police chief told TNIE. They will be produced before the court. Two of those arrested are said to be the factory owners, while others are their associates. One of the accused is a minor, he added. The Zero FIR can be filed in any police station irrespective of the place where the crime has been committed or the jurisdiction of the police station. The civil lines police station in Korba registered a case on Friday against Gurjar and Sharma. Besides the other sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to the crime, the Korba police also slapped a section on the ST-SC Prevention of Atrocities Act against the accused. According to the police official privy to the matter, one of the victims Abhishek Bhambhi, reportedly asked for Rs 20000 as an advance from his employer, citing the need for paying the loan instalment of his vehicle but was declined. Following the refusal, Abhishek expressed his decision to quit the job, which infuriated the accused owner.
KORBA: Two ice cream factory workers in Korba district were allegedly tortured by their employer and his aide, who pulled out their nails and administered them electric shocks on suspicion of theft, police said on Saturday. The victims, Abhishek Bhambi and Vinod Bhambi, originally from Bhilwara district in Rajasthan, were hired through a contractor to work at the ice cream factory owned by Chhotu Gurjar in Khaprabhatti area under the Civil Lines police station limits, a police official said. On April 14, Gurjar and his associate Mukesh Sharma accused the two workers of theft. The duo was stripped, given electric shocks, and their nails were pulled out, he said, adding that the video of the torture has gone viral. The video clip shows a semi-nude man being administered electric shocks and thrashed, he said. The two victims managed to escape and reach their native place in Bhilwara. They lodged a complaint at the Gulabpura police station. The Rajasthan Police registered a zero FIR and forwarded the case to Korba police for further action, he said. Under a zero FIR, victims can file complaints at any police station regardless of the crime's location. Subsequently, a case was registered at Civil Lines police station in Korba on Friday against Gurjar and Sharma. One of the victims, Abhishek Bhambhi, stated that he had demanded Rs 20,000 advance from his employer to pay for the installation of his vehicle. When the owner refused, Abhishek expressed his desire to quit the job, which angered the accused, who assaulted both workers, he said. No arrests have been made so far in the case, and further investigation is underway, said Pramod Dadsena, Station House Officer (SHO) of Civil Lines police station.
RSWM Limited Receives Three Prestigious Recognitions at MATEXIL Export Awards 2023-2024
RSWM Limited, the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group, is one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of synthetic, cotton and blended spun yarns and fabrics in India. Under the leadership of Mr. Riju Jhunjhunwala, Chairman and Managing Director of RSWM Ltd, the textile company exports a wide range of fabrics and yarns to over 70 countries across the globe. Its 12 manufacturing plants with 6.25 lakh spindles, 172 looms, 95 circular and flat knitting machines produce high-quality cotton, melange, synthetic novelty yarns, denim & knitted fabrics. Its annually producing 1,21,000 MT Greige Yarn, 24,000 MT Melange yarn, 32,000 MT Dyed yarn, 32 M Meters Denim Fabric, 9000+ MT Knits Fabric, 43,000 MT Green Fibre. Initiatives towards sustainability has helped in saving water 233500 KL per annum, reduced 8 lac tonnes per annum of CO2 emission and recycling 183 cr Pet bottles per annum.
Replus To Boost Production Capacity To Six GWh By Fiscal 2026
The upgraded facility will be designed to deliver high-speed automation manufacturing processes, adoption of advanced cell chemistry and next generation products, Replus, part of the LNJ Bhilwara Group added.
Replus to unveils expansion plan to 6GWh Battery Manufacturing Plant
NEW DELHI, Mar 31: Replus, a battery manufacturing company and part of the LNJ Bhilwara Group, on Monday unveiled its plan to expand its current 1GWh production facility to 6GWh within the next year. This major expansion will incorporate next-generation battery technologies to serve the rapidly growing Indian market for Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Energy Storage System (ESS) segments, the company said in a release. The upgraded Replus 6GWh facility will be designed to deliver High Speed Automation Manufacturing [] The post Replus to unveils expansion plan to 6GWh Battery Manufacturing Plant appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
High-speed tanker crash sparks massive fire on Rajasthan's Bhilwara-Kota highway, one burnt alive
JAIPUR: A devastating accident early on Friday morning near the Ladpura intersection on the Bhilwara-Kota highway resulted in a massive fire, reducing four tankers to ashes. A speeding tanker lost control and crashed into three stationary tankers, triggering a chain of explosions. The intensity of the impact was so severe that all four vehicles were engulfed in flames within moments. Tragically, one driver was trapped inside his truck and perished in the blaze. As soon as authorities were alerted, a police team led by trainee IPS officer Jatin Jain and Bigod police station in-charge Jai Sultan rushed to the accident site. Fire brigade teams battled the raging inferno, with local villagers also stepping in to assist. Eyewitnesses reported that four tankers were lined up near the Ladpura intersection when the speeding tanker rammed into one of them. The impact caused an immediate explosion, and the flames spread rapidly to the other three vehicles. The fire was so intense that one of the drivers had no time to escape and was burned alive inside his truck. The deceased has been identified as Shambhulal Dhakad, a resident of Phoolji Kheda. His body has been moved to the Mandalgarh Hospital mortuary, where a post-mortem will be conducted after his family arrives. The fire triggered panic at the accident site and caused major traffic disruptions on the highway. Vehicles were stuck in long queues on both sides as firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze. It took nearly an hour to fully extinguish the flames. Once the situation was under control, the police cleared the congestion and restored normal traffic flow. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the exact cause of the crash. Further action will be taken based on their findings.
HEG Board Approves Rs 250-Crore Investment By Venture Capital Fund Singularity, Affiliates
The graphite electrode manufacturer also approved a proposal to draft a composite scheme of arrangement between HEG, HEG Graphite and Bhilwara Energy.
RSWM Limited, the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group, is one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of synthetic, cotton, and blended spun yarns and fabrics in India. Under the leadership of Mr. Riju Jhunjhunwala, Chairman and Managing Director of RSWM Ltd, the textile company exports a wide range of fabrics and yarns to over 70 countries across the globe. Its 12 manufacturing plants with 6.25 lakh spindles, 172 looms, and 95 circular and flat knitting machines produce high-quality cotton, mlange, synthetic novelty yarns, denim & knitted fabrics. It annually produces 1,21,000 MT Greige Yarn, 24,000 MT Mlange yarn, 32,000 MT Dyed yarn, 32 M Meters of Denim Fabric, 9000+ MT Knits Fabric, and 43,000 MT Green Fibre. Initiatives towards sustainability have helped in saving water 233,500 KL per annum, reducing 8 lac tonnes per annum of CO2 emission, and recycling 183 cr Pet bottles annually.
Women in Bhilwara dies after ambulance doors jam
Jaipur: A woman who had attempted suicide and was being rushed to hospital in Rajasthan's Bhilwara town died when the ambulance doors jammed, officials said. A four-member committee has been constituted to investigate the matter.Sulekha, 45, had attempted to end her life by hanging herself on Sunday. She was extracted by breaking the window glass of the ambulance taking her to the district hospital but it was too late. Doctors declared her brought dead. Her family alleged that valuable time was wasted because of the jammed doors and she was stuck for 15 crucial minutes.EMRIGHS, the ambulance operating service provider, denied that the woman died due to the doors being jammed. It said there is documentary evidence to prove she did not show any vital signs at the time of entering the ambulance. This suggested the death had occurred earlier. District collector Namit Mehta has handed over investigation of the matter to Assistant Collector Arun Jain. Bhilwara's chief medical and health officer Dr CP Goswami has also formed a committee to probe the matter. A committee comprising four members have been formed to probe the matter and submit its report at the earliest, Goswami said.
A 43-year-old woman in Rajasthans Bhilwara who attempted suicide tragically died inside an ambulance after its doors got stuck for 20 minutes outside a government hospital.
Ambulance doors get jammed, Rajasthan woman dies inside
A woman in Rajasthan's Bhilwara died inside an ambulance with jammed doors, leading to a state health department investigation. Her family claims the delay and lack of oxygen in the ambulance contributed to her death. EMRIGHS disputes these allegations, citing evidence that the ambulance functioned properly and that the patient showed no vital signs upon entry.
