क्राइम डेस्क, अमर उजाला, झारखंड Updated Sat, 05 May 2018 02:56 PM IST
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झारखंड में एक नाबालिग के साथ दरिंदगी ही नहीं इंसानियत को शर्मसार कर देने वाली वारदात को अंजाम दिया गया है। आरोप है कि उसके साथ गैंगरेप किया गया और फिर उसे जिंदा जला दिया गया। झारखंड पुलिस आईजी का कहना है कि वारदात के 14 आरोपियों को गिरफ्तार किया गया है। आईजी आशीष बत्रा ने कहा कि पीड़िता को जलाकर मार दिया गया और पंचायत ने आरोपियों पर 50 हजार रुपये का जुर्माना लगाया और 100 उठक-बैठक करा कर छोड़ दिया।
पीड़ित परिवार ने बताया कि इस मामले में पंचायत ने अजीबो-गरीब फरमान जारी किया। पंचायत ने पीड़ित परिवार को कहा कि मामले को रफा-दफा करने के लिए आरोपी से 100 उठक-बैठक करने का फैसला किया। साथ ही पीड़ित परिवार को 50 हजार रुपये बतौर मुआवजा दिलवाने का वायदा भी किया।
आरोपियों की दबंगई ने सारी हदें उस वक्त पार कर दी थी जब उन्होंने पीड़ित परिवार की भी पिटाई की जिससे वह गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए। मामला झारखंड के चतरा जिले के ईटखोरी थाना क्षेत्र के राजा तेंदुआ गांव का है।
बता दें कि गांव के सम्मत रविदास की नाबालिग बेटी रानी अपने चाचा की शादी में शामिल हुई थी। इसी दौरान चार दरिंदे बच्ची को जबरन उठाकर ले गए जहां आरोपियों ने नाबालिग के साथ-बारी बारी से रेप किया। घटना के बाद पीड़िता ने परिजनों को आपबीती सुनाई। इसके बाद गांव में पंचायात बुलाई गई।
इंसाफ के नाम पर आरोपियों को सजा सुनाने के पंचायत के इस अजीबोगरीब फैसले ने पीड़ित पक्ष के लिए मुश्किलें खड़ी कर दी। आरोपी पक्ष आगबबूला हो गए और गुस्से में पीड़िता के घर पहुंच गए। जहां उन्होंने बच्ची को जिंदा जला दिया। इस दौरान जब परिजनों ने बचाने की कोशिश की तो उनकी जमकर पिटाई की गई। जिससे उनको गंभीर चोटें आई हैं।
पीड़ित परिवार का कहना है कि गांव के धनू भुइयां ने अपने साथियों के साथ मिलकर बच्ची के साथ दुष्कर्म किया। घटना के बाद यह बात आग की तरह फैल गई जिसके बाद गांव में पंचायत बुलाई गई।
झारखंड में एक नाबालिग के साथ दरिंदगी ही नहीं इंसानियत को शर्मसार कर देने वाली वारदात को अंजाम दिया गया है। आरोप है कि उसके साथ गैंगरेप किया गया और फिर उसे जिंदा जला दिया गया। झारखंड पुलिस आईजी का कहना है कि वारदात के 14 आरोपियों को गिरफ्तार किया गया है। आईजी आशीष बत्रा ने कहा कि पीड़िता को जलाकर मार दिया गया और पंचायत ने आरोपियों पर 50 हजार रुपये का जुर्माना लगाया और 100 उठक-बैठक करा कर छोड़ दिया।
पीड़ित परिवार ने बताया कि इस मामले में पंचायत ने अजीबो-गरीब फरमान जारी किया। पंचायत ने पीड़ित परिवार को कहा कि मामले को रफा-दफा करने के लिए आरोपी से 100 उठक-बैठक करने का फैसला किया। साथ ही पीड़ित परिवार को 50 हजार रुपये बतौर मुआवजा दिलवाने का वायदा भी किया।
आरोपियों की दबंगई ने सारी हदें उस वक्त पार कर दी थी जब उन्होंने पीड़ित परिवार की भी पिटाई की जिससे वह गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए। मामला झारखंड के चतरा जिले के ईटखोरी थाना क्षेत्र के राजा तेंदुआ गांव का है।
बता दें कि गांव के सम्मत रविदास की नाबालिग बेटी रानी अपने चाचा की शादी में शामिल हुई थी। इसी दौरान चार दरिंदे बच्ची को जबरन उठाकर ले गए जहां आरोपियों ने नाबालिग के साथ-बारी बारी से रेप किया। घटना के बाद पीड़िता ने परिजनों को आपबीती सुनाई। इसके बाद गांव में पंचायात बुलाई गई।
इंसाफ के नाम पर आरोपियों को सजा सुनाने के पंचायत के इस अजीबोगरीब फैसले ने पीड़ित पक्ष के लिए मुश्किलें खड़ी कर दी। आरोपी पक्ष आगबबूला हो गए और गुस्से में पीड़िता के घर पहुंच गए। जहां उन्होंने बच्ची को जिंदा जला दिया। इस दौरान जब परिजनों ने बचाने की कोशिश की तो उनकी जमकर पिटाई की गई। जिससे उनको गंभीर चोटें आई हैं।
पीड़ित परिवार का कहना है कि गांव के धनू भुइयां ने अपने साथियों के साथ मिलकर बच्ची के साथ दुष्कर्म किया। घटना के बाद यह बात आग की तरह फैल गई जिसके बाद गांव में पंचायत बुलाई गई।
Mumbai Indians 176 for 4 (Suryakumar 51, Krunal 31*, Rohit 24*) beat Kings XI Punjab 174 for 6 (Gayle 50, Stoinis 29*, Bumrah 1-19) by six wickets
Mumbai Indians are on a cliff edge, but not yet weak enough to be pushed off just yet. Rohit Sharma and Krunal Pandya's unbeaten 56-run stand off 21 deliveries helped them chase down 175 with four balls to spare, after Kings XI Punjab had the upper hand for the most part of the game.
Needing 50 off four overs, Ashwin threw the ball to Afghanistan spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman, who had picked up two wickets and caused Mumbai's batsmen much trouble. Rohit responded by hitting him for two sixes. The floodgates truly opened when Marcus Stoinis missed his lengths in the next over as Krunal got stuck in to take 20. This brought the target within touching distance, with four leg byes off a missed heave sealing Mumbai's third win in nine matches.
The Gayle-Rahul party continues
Mumbai had a plan for Chris Gayle: to hit hard lengths, target his rib cage, and not give him anything full or wide in his hitting arc. Gayle had scored one off eight balls as a result. His fluency was missing and KL Rahul, who began with a sparkling inside-out six over extra cover off Mitchell McClenaghan, was denied strike. But by hitting Hardik Pandya for three fours in the fourth over, Gayle caught up to get Kings XI going again. His hoist of McClenaghan for a 92-metre six that cleared the roofs at deep square-leg marked his arrival.
Kings XI had averaged 59 in the Powerplay coming into this game. They were slower today - 49 for 0 - but the openers eventually brought up their fifth fifty-plus partnership of the season. They were soon separated, though, when Rahul picked out JP Duminy at deep midwicket off Mayank Markande's half-tracker in the seventh over.
Yuvraj continues to struggle
Yuvraj's Smart Strike Rate of 40.32 was the poorest among 51 batsmen who have faced at least 50 balls this season. He started slowly again after being promoted to No. 3, making just five off his first nine balls. Yuvraj then smacked Krunal for six over deep midwicket, but that was the only highlight of another rusty effort as he was run out after a second mix-up with Karun Nair. Yuvraj's efforts: a run-a-ball 14, taking his season's tally to 34 in six innings. The move to drop Manoj Tiwary after just one game looking even more baffling.
Mumbai's poor finish
Jasprit Bumrah was superb in the Powerplay, and superb in the death; his figures of 4-0-19-1 were his best so far this season. But Mumbai still did not get the finish they wanted. After restricting Kings XI to 135 for 5, they conceded 39 off the last three overs. Two nights ago in Bengaluru, their final over, bowled by McClenaghan, went for 24. Here, Marcus Stoinis scored 21 off the last over, from Hardik. Stoinis finished with 29 off 15 and Kings XI had momentum, even though they may have been 20 runs short.
Kings XI use spin upfront
While Mumbai bowled only five overs of spin, Kings XI bowled those many in the first eight overs. R Ashwin, who kept Evin Lewis and Ishan Kishan quiet, bowled three. Then Mujeeb struck with his fourth delivery in the sixth over, when Lewis nicked a skidder to Rahul. Ashwin eventually bowled out by the 11th over, with Mumbai needing 99 off 54. Suryakumar Yadav scored a quick half-century even as a watchful Kishan, trying to overcome a slump of three ducks in five innings, played himself in. When it got to a point where they had to go, Suryakumar fell to an ugly hoick.
Rohit's batting position
Yuvraj batting at No. 3 and Axar Patel at No. 5 weren't the only surprises of the night. Mumbai played Hardik at No. 4 ahead of Rohit, who had smashed 118 off 43 against Sri Lanka in his previous T20I in Indore. On Friday, Rohit came in at No. 5 after Kishan fell, with Mumbai needing 75 off 42.
Hardik's 13-ball 23 ensured Mumbai kept up with the asking rate, but his dismissal brought Krunal to the crease. And then Kings XI lost their lengths. Stoinis, playing in place of Aaron Finch, bowled three slower length balls and a full toss to concede three fours and a six in the 17th over, as Krunal used the depth of the crease on a true surface and found the leg-side boundary. He finished on 31 off 12 balls, Rohit on 24 off 15, and Mumbai had six points, same as the three teams below them in the league.
Mumbai Indians are on the edge, but not yet ready to be pushed off the cliff just yet. Rohit Sharma and Krunal Pandya's unbeaten 56-run stand off just 21 deliveries helped them pull off a 175 chase with four balls to spare, after Kings XI Punjab had the upper hand for most parts.
Needing 50 off four overs, Ashwin threw the ball to Mujeeb Ur Rahman, who had picked up two wickets and caused Mumbai's batsmen much trouble. Rohit responded by hitting him for two sixes. The floodgates truly opened when Andrew Tye missed his lengths in the next over as Krunal got stuck in to take 20. This brought the chase within touching distance, with four leg byes off a missed heave delivering their third win in nine matches.
Gayle-Rahul party continues
On Friday, Mumbai came up with a clear plan against Chris Gayle: to hit hard lengths, target his rib cage and not give him any width to swing or bowl full in his hitting arc. This left Gayle on one off eight balls at one stage. The fluency was missing, the timing was off and KL Rahul, who began with a sparkling inside-out six over extra cover off Mitchell McClenaghan was denied strike. But in hitting Hardik Pandya for three fours in the fourth over, Gayle caught up to get Kings XI back up again. His hoisting of Mitchell McClenaghan for a 92-metre six that cleared the roofs at deep square leg marked his arrival.
Kings XI averaged 59 in the Powerplay coming into this game. Here, they were only marginally slower: 49 for 0, but considering how dangerous the pair have been so far - four fifty-plus opening stands coming into the game - they would've taken it. They brought up their fifth fifty-plus score, but were soon separated when Rahul picked out JP Duminy at deep midwicket off Mayank Markande's half-tracker in the seventh over.
No end to Yuvraj's struggle
Yuvraj's Smart Strike Rate of 40.32 this season was the poorest among 51 batsmen who've faced at least 50 balls this season. He started slowly again after being promoted to No. 3, making just five off the first nine balls he faced. Then he smacked Krunal, perhaps held back to negate the Gayle effect, for six over deep midwicket, but that was the highlight in another rusty effort as he was run-out after a second mix-up with Karun Nair. Yuvraj's efforts: a run-a-ball 14, taking his season's tally to 34 runs in six innings, the move to drop Manoj Tiwary after just one game looking even more baffling.
Mumbai's poor finish
Jasprit Bumrah was superb in the Powerplay, superb in the death; his figures of 4-0-19-1 his best so far this season. But that didn't translate into the finish Mumbai would've wanted. After strangulating Kings XI to 135 for 5, they conceded 39 off the last three. Two nights ago in Bengaluru, their final over, bowled by McClenaghan, went for 24. Here, Marcus Stoinis took the final over by Hardik for 21. He finished with 29 off 15 as Kings XI had momentum, even if they may have felt 20 lighter.
Kings XI go spin upfront
Where Mumbai bowled all of five overs of spin, Kings XI bowled those many in the first eight itself. R Ashwin, who kept Evin Lewis and Ishan Kishan quiet, bowled three of those. Then Mujeeb struck off his fourth delivery in the sixth over when Lewis nicked a skidder to Rahul. Kings XI had a tight lid on the runs. Ashwin eventually bowled out by the 11th, with Mumbai needing 99 off 54. Suryakumar Yadav held fort to construct a quick half-century, even as a watchful Kishan, trying to overcome a mini-slump after three ducks in five innings, played himself in. When it got to a point where they had to go, Suryakumar fell to an ugly hoick with Rahul taking a swirler to mount pressure.
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Shashank Kishore is a senior sub-editor at ESPNcricinfo
Nat Watkins' affinity for the Royal Selangor Club track has become readily apparent after his second fifty and second Player-of-the-Match award of the week on the ground in Jersey's 10-run win over Malaysia via the DLS Method. Watkins followed his 86 three days ago in a loss to Denmark with a 79 against the tournament hosts in Jersey's total of 270 for 8.
The bulk of Jersey's runs came during an 87-run stand with Ben Stevens (47 off 59 balls). Unlike on Monday when Jersey stuttered in the last 20 overs after a solid platform had been laid by the two left-arm spinning allrounders, the middle order powered on behind a run-a-ball 52 from Nick Ferraby.
Malaysia had reached 116 for 1 in 27 overs but Watkins struck a crucial blow as rain began to fall at Royal Selangor, removing Ahmed Faiz for 47 at the start of the 28th. When the over was finished, play was halted and the wicket skewed the revised target slightly in Jersey's favour once the rain stopped, with Malaysia needing a further 115 in the final 14 overs of a 42-over chase.
Virandeep Singh played the anchor role as Suhan Alagaratnam (28 off 24 balls) and Muhammad Syahadat took a license to swing big in the aim of keeping the required run rate from climbing into double-digits. Malaysia needed 28 off 19 balls when Syahadat was run out after an indecision with Virandeep over a second run.
With Malaysia's long tail exposed following the loss of Syahadat, Cornelis Bodenstein struck twice in the 40th over while conceding just four runs. Eight came from the 41st off Anthony Hawkins-Kay, leaving Virandeep on strike to get 15 off the last over. The lanky opener struck a four off the second ball but after a dot on the third ball, he was caught off the fourth for 83.
With 11 needed off two balls, Muhammad Wafiq couldn't get either of Bodenstein's last two deliveries away and the left-arm seamer ended with 3 for 23 with a brilliant death-bowling spell to boot. The win keeps Jersey in the hunt for promotion at 2-2 while Malaysia's chances of moving up a division, which once looked very promising after starting with two wins, are now hanging by a thread after back-to-back losses.
