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సహోద్యోగులపై సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ జవాను కాల్పులు- ఇద్దరు మృతి - ఝార్ఖండ్ ఎన్నిక
ఝార్ఖండ్ ఎన్నికల కోసం బొకారోలో మోహరించిన సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ బెటాలియన్లో సహోద్యోగులపై కాల్పులు జరిపాడు ఓ జవాన్. ఈ దుర్ఘటనలో ఇద్దరు మృతి చెందారు. మరో ఇద్దరు సిబ్బంది తీవ్రంగా గాయపడ్డారు. క్షతగాత్రులను ఆస్పత్రికి తరలించారు.
సహోద్యోగులపై సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ జవాను కాల్పులు
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Published : Dec 10, 2019, 10:34 AM IST
| Updated : Dec 10, 2019, 12:29 PM IST
సహోద్యోగులపై సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ జవాను కాల్పులు ఝార్ఖండ్ ఎన్నికల విధుల్లో ఉన్న సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ బెటాలియన్ క్యాంపులో దుశ్చర్యకు పాల్పడ్డాడు ఓ జవాన్. సహోద్యోగులపైనే కాల్పులు జరిపాడు. ఈ దుర్ఘటనలో అసిస్టెంట్ కమాండెంట్ ర్యాంకు అధికారితో పాటు అసిస్టెంట్ సబ్ ఇన్స్పెక్టర్ మృతి చెందారు. మరో ఇద్దరు తీవ్రంగా గాయపడ్డారు. క్షతగాత్రులను ఆస్పత్రికి తరలించారు.
ఝార్ఖండ్ అసెంబ్లీ ఎన్నికల కోసం సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ చార్లీ కంపెనీకి చెందిన 226వ బెటాలియన్ను బొకారో ప్రాంతంలో మోహరించారు. సోమవారం రాత్రి 9:30 గంటల ప్రాంతంలో ఓ జవాను సహోద్యోగులపై కాల్పులు జరిపి ఇద్దరి ప్రాణాలు తీశాడు. కాల్పులకు పాల్పడిన జవాను కూడా గాయపడ్డాడు.
ఘటనకు కారణాలు ఇంక తెలియరాలేదని.. దర్యాప్తునకు ఆదేశించినట్లు సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ ఉన్నాతాధికారులు తెలిపారు.
ఇదీ చూడండి: 'ఉల్లి' దొంగతనాలే దేశంలో నయా ట్రెండ్!
సహోద్యోగులపై సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ జవాను కాల్పులు ఝార్ఖండ్ ఎన్నికల విధుల్లో ఉన్న సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ బెటాలియన్ క్యాంపులో దుశ్చర్యకు పాల్పడ్డాడు ఓ జవాన్. సహోద్యోగులపైనే కాల్పులు జరిపాడు. ఈ దుర్ఘటనలో అసిస్టెంట్ కమాండెంట్ ర్యాంకు అధికారితో పాటు అసిస్టెంట్ సబ్ ఇన్స్పెక్టర్ మృతి చెందారు. మరో ఇద్దరు తీవ్రంగా గాయపడ్డారు. క్షతగాత్రులను ఆస్పత్రికి తరలించారు.
ఝార్ఖండ్ అసెంబ్లీ ఎన్నికల కోసం సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ చార్లీ కంపెనీకి చెందిన 226వ బెటాలియన్ను బొకారో ప్రాంతంలో మోహరించారు. సోమవారం రాత్రి 9:30 గంటల ప్రాంతంలో ఓ జవాను సహోద్యోగులపై కాల్పులు జరిపి ఇద్దరి ప్రాణాలు తీశాడు. కాల్పులకు పాల్పడిన జవాను కూడా గాయపడ్డాడు.
ఘటనకు కారణాలు ఇంక తెలియరాలేదని.. దర్యాప్తునకు ఆదేశించినట్లు సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ ఉన్నాతాధికారులు తెలిపారు.
ఇదీ చూడండి: 'ఉల్లి' దొంగతనాలే దేశంలో నయా ట్రెండ్!
INDIA CHRISTMAS PREPS
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Mumbai – 3 December 2019
1. Dancing Santa Claus toy for sale at a shop selling Christmas decorations and gift items
2. Various of gift items and decorations on display for sale
3. People purchasing items in shop
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Shameen (no last name given), a local shopper:
"My Christmas will be with family and friends. Also keeping in mind, the spirit of caring and sharing with those who are unfortunate. So it would not be something which is very pomp and with a lot of fanfare, but one where whatever you make, you can distribute to the ones who have maybe lost a loved one this year. Or share all your, you know, your toys, your clothes, and your sweets, with the underprivileged."
5. Close of a statue of Mary holding baby Jesus at Basilica Of Our Lady of The Mount Church
6. Wide of the church
7. Various of employees of House of Hiranandani, a real estate development company, making Christmas decorations and gifts with waste materials
8. Gifts and decorations on display as employees work on their desks
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mohan Monterio, Chief Human Resources Officer at House of Hiranandani:
"Very often offices have this secret Santa gift exchanges etc. We thought: 'why not do these gifts out of recycled materials?' - something which is already used, but can be used again. So if you actually look at it, you will see that there is a Christmas tree that has been made out of recycled materials. There are lots of these small personal gifts that employees have created, and they have put their imagination and their creativity into it. And I think that makes for a very valuable gift, you know, more than a Christmas card or any kind of gift you'd buy from the store, these are actually gifts that have been crafted by employees' hands."
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
New Delhi – 1 December 2019
++NIGHT SHOTS++
10. Various of a man dressed as Santa Claus throwing chocolates for children at the German Christmas Market organized by Indo-German Chamber of Commerce
11. Pan from Christmas market banner to the crowd
12. Mid of a visitor dancing
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Sumati Sud, Director of Events at the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce:
"Delhi is prepared for any kind of celebration. Whether it's Christmas, Diwali, New Year, Delhiites love to party."
14. Various of father taking a picture of his child by a Christmas tree, close of child
15. Pan from gift items for sale to people looking at decorations
16. Close of a elephant decoration item
17. A woman holding a Santa Claus cap
18. Close of a Christmas decoration
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Sonia Prashar, Deputy Director General and event organizer from Indo-German Chamber of Commerce:
"Now, the spirit is there. It is more of the spirit, where people actually celebrate Christmas, of course as they do Diwali. And it's also the end of the year when people are in a great mood with the ending of the year and you're ushering into the new year. So I would say the Christmas celebrations are actually growing in India."
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Mumbai – 3 December, 2019
++NIGHT SHOTS++
20. Child walking out of a gift store with a present
21. Tilt down of Santa Claus decorations
22. Street decorated with lights for Christmas
23. Close of a tree light on display for sale
LEADIN:
It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas in India - as shops, businesses and markets alike welcome the holiday season.
From novelty toy shops to festive German markets, Christmas is all-around.
STORYLINE:
Christmas may still be three weeks away, but this dancing Santa Claus, complete with a guitar is practising a well-known Christmas melody.
The spirit of Christmas has arrived, and for shops in Mumbai, the festive season means brisk business.
But for some, the "true" meaning of Christmas is still about spending time with family and friends.
"My Christmas will be with family and friends. Also keeping in mind, the spirit of caring and sharing with those who are unfortunate," says local shopper Shameen.
"So it would not be something which is very pomp and with a lot of fanfare, but one where whatever you make, you can distribute to the ones who have maybe lost a loved one this year. Or share all your, you know, your toys, your clothes, and your sweets, with the underprivileged."
The Christian holy day, Christmas, has long been a tradition of gift-giving - but presents don't always have to be brought brand new.
At the offices of the real estate company, House of Hiranandani, this year's Secret Santa has a sustainable theme - workers are making gifts out of discarded waste and recycled materials.
"Very often offices have this secret Santa gift exchanges etc. We thought: 'why not do these gifts out of recycled materials?' - something which is already used, but can be used again," explains Mohan Monterio, Chief Human Resources Officer at House of Hiranandani.
From a Christmas tree made from broken pieces of glass to upcycled cups, employees are making all kinds of unique gifts.
"So if you actually look at it, you will see that there is a Christmas tree that has been made out of recycled materials. There are lots of these small personal gifts that employees have created, and they have put their imagination and their creativity into it. And I think that makes for a very valuable gift, you know, more than a Christmas card or any kind of gift you'd buy from the store, these are actually gifts that have been crafted by employees' hands."
The festivities continue into the evening in New Dehli, at the annual German Christmas market, where visitors can buy special gifts, try German beer and if they are lucky - meet Santa Claus.
"Delhi is prepared for any kind of celebration. Whether it's Christmas, Diwali, New Year, Delhiites love to party," says Sumati Sud, Director of Events at the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce.
Organized by the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, the two-day ticketed event has been running for 22 years, hosting sellers from India and Germany.
"Now, the spirit is there. It is more of the spirit, where people actually celebrate Christmas, of course as they do Diwali. And it's also the end of the year when people are in a great mood with the ending of the year and you're ushering into the new year," says Sonia Prashar, Deputy Director General at the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce.
"I would say the Christmas celebrations are actually growing in India," she adds.
Hinduism is the largest religion in India and although Christianity only makes up only 2.3 percent of India's population, according to the 2011 national government census, in many parts of the country there is a festive feeling.
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Last Updated : Dec 10, 2019, 12:29 PM IST
