Five feet long snake found at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's residence

There was panic in the residence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah when a five-feet long snake was seen by the security personnel. When the security personnel hurriedly called the Wildlife SOS, they caught hold of the snake and took it under control. According to SOS personnel, a snake was reported at the government residence on Krishna Manon Marg on Thursday morning.

The personnel told that the snake was hidden in a wooden crack in the room of the security personnel. From where the personnel took them out after hard work. According to the SOS, the snake caught is five feet long and is of checkered keelback species. Such snakes are mainly found in water bodies like lakes, rivers and ponds, drains, agricultural land, wells etc. The species is protected under Schedule 2 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.

J Sushila, an 80-year-old victim of a robbery in GTB Enclave area, succumbed to his injuries 11 days later in the hospital. An acquaintance of the elderly had robbed him by taking him hostage in the house, when he protested, he slit the throat of the elderly. In this case, the police arrested the killer Gopinath and two associates Rahis and Shashi Verma. On the death of the elderly, the police has also imposed murder section on Gopinath.

The victim was preparing to go to a satsang at that time, she asked the elder for water to drink. The old man went to get water, in the meantime closed the door of the house and took him hostage and started robbing the house. On protesting, he slit the throat of the elderly with a knife. After bleeding the old man, he fled the house with jewelry and cash. On October 6, the police had arrested the killer from Tahirpur, two of his associates who bought and gave shelter to the looted goods were also nabbed by the police.