In Jaipur, a kite competition is organized on the lines of cricket, in which it is decided by tossing whether the player will fly his kite from above or below. This time this competition will be organized between February and March. However, the date has not been decided yet.

Ashok Vaishnav of Gulabi Nagar Kite Club Flying Association told that there are four players in the kite competition, out of which three players fight the kite and one is additional. He said that in this also there are three umpires like in cricket, out of which two are on the pitch while one is in the middle of the field who takes decisions keeping in mind the tricks of the kite flyers.

Toss is used to fight the match

He said that like cricket, there is a 15 feet long and 10 feet wide pitch for kite flyers, on which the kite flyers have to compete. He said that after winning the toss, the player decides whether he wants to bowl from above or below.

Vaishnav said that the special thing is that the umpire checks the size of the kite, a team has to take nine turns while the time for taking one turn is fixed for 15 minutes. He said that during this time, if any player’s kite gets cut then he is considered defeated and if both the kites are not cut then they are out of the game.

Kite flyer Govind Jangid told that there are 70-80 kite clubs in the city itself and hundreds of kite flyers. He told that in local level competition the expenditure is Rs 3 to 4 lakh and in All India competition the expenditure is around Rs 10 lakh.

‘Can’t even get a place from the government’

However, those who took kite flying to new heights in the city are feeling disappointed today. Like cricket, he and his game are not being given importance. There is no designated place for conducting kite flying competition. According to the members of the city’s Kite Club, earlier the competition was organized on the sails of Jalmahal, after which it was organized at Mali Ki Kothi on Agra Road. Now we have been demanding a place from the state government for the last several years to organize the competition, but no attention is being paid.

‘There is shortage of money for the competition’

Kite fliers say that there is a dearth of both sponsorship and money in this game similar to cricket and the situation is such that kite-related associations organize competitions by raising money at their own levels. The passion for kite flying in the city can be gauged from the fact that many kite flyers have preserved kites for years. For them, these kites are no less than a priceless asset.

‘Take care of the kite like children’

Raju Sardar, 64, director of the Golden Kite Club, said, “I have been flying kites for 40 years. I have still preserved kites that are about sixty years old. These kites are my property. I take care of them like children. Twice a year, I take them out of the box and expose them to sunlight so that they do not get spoiled.”

’40 years old kite still preserved’

At the same time, 70-year-old Kamal Singh Chauhan, who retired from the police department, said, “I have been kite flying for forty years. The forty year old kites are still with me. I have kept these kites safely because they were made by the kite makers of that time. Such kite makers are not found anymore. I have kept all these kites in their memory.”

Azhar Hussain of Abdullah Kite Club, resident of Bans Badanpura, said that he has been kite flying since 1998 and does kite flying throughout the year. He said that he also participates in kite flying competitions organized outside the state and he also has 45 year old kites.

93 year old Ahsan Haji’s passion for kites has not diminished

At the same time, 93-year-old Ahsan Haji, director of Steel Guide Club, living in Punjabi Colony, has a passion for kite flying. He says that wherever there is a kite flying competition, he goes there. Even at this age, his fondness for kite flying has not diminished and he has been kite flying since 1961.

Another CCTV footage of Amyra, a 10-year-old student studying in class four, who lost her life by jumping from the fifth floor of Jaipur’s famous Neerja Modi School, has surfaced. The first 10 second video was of a very close camera, but this CCTV is of a camera installed at a distance.

It is clearly visible in this video that two students of the school are climbing the stairs just ahead of Amyra. Amyra comes just a second behind them and after climbing the boundary wall, she sits on the railing and jumps down from there. The two students going ahead move ahead while talking to each other and have no idea about the events happening behind them.

Two students were walking ahead of Amyra

If these two students had been two to three seconds behind, perhaps they could have stopped Amyra. About 30 seconds after the sound of Amyra falling down, a female teacher peeks from above and two students are seen looking down from the front.

The suspense is over from the first video

The question that was being raised in the earlier video that someone’s head is visible behind Amyra, the suspense of that head also ends in this video. It becomes completely clear from the video that she had come from the first floor to the fifth floor only to jump.

Cause of death not clear yet?

Amyra did not think even for a second and after climbing the railing, she jumped straight down. However, it is not yet clear why Amyra took such a big step. What happened to the 10 year old girl that she decided to commit suicide.

In Rajasthan’s capital Jaipur today, a sixth class student died after falling under suspicious circumstances from the fifth floor of a renowned school. After the death of the student, the school administration got the incident site washed before the police arrived.

After the incident, all the responsible people including the school principal disappeared. Police, administration and education department officials kept searching for the responsible people including the principal for hours to find out the reason for the incident, but they could not find anyone.

suspense on death

It is not yet clear whether the student’s death was an accident or whether she jumped herself or was pushed from above. There is suspense over the death of a twelve year old student. It is being discussed that the girl who died was severely scolded by a teacher and being saddened by this, she committed suicide by jumping from the fifth floor.

CCTV footage will reveal

However, no one has officially said anything on this allegation. The girl studied in sixth class. Her name was Amyra and her age was about 12 years. The police now rely only on CCTV footage installed at various places. The truth may come out when CCTV footage comes out.

Neerja Modi School, a renowned convent school of Jaipur city, is run by CBSE board in the posh area of ​​Mansarovar. The incident took place on Saturday (November 1) between 1.30 and 2 pm. When the sound of Amyra, a student studying in class six, falling down was heard, the staff ran. The student was completely bleeding due to her head hitting the stairs. The school staff took him to the neighboring hospital, where doctors declared him dead.

Why did no one notice?

Student Amyra has fallen from the fifth floor, there is a two and a half feet boundary wall. There is an iron railing of about one foot above. In such a situation it is not possible to fall easily. Still, the question remains that if the student herself climbed the boundary wall and railing, then why did no school staff notice it? How monitoring was being done through CCTV cameras. Why was no attempt made to stop him? Why was the spot washed after the accident?

Why are the responsible people missing?

The question is also why the school principal and other responsible people disappeared after the incident. Why did he not cooperate with the police and education department officials? Why did the police and education department officials keep searching for him? Why did he not cooperate in the investigation?

Questions are being raised regarding security

However, this incident has once again raised question marks regarding the safety of children studying in big schools. These schools charge huge fees from parents, but often seem careless about their safety. The question is also that who is responsible for the death of Amyra, the student who lost her life in Neerja Modi School and what is the real reason for it.

Education Minister angry on the role of school

Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar has expressed grief and displeasure regarding this incident. He has said that the investigation of the incident has been handed over to the District Education Officer. If any negligence is found in the investigation report or someone is found guilty, strict action will be taken against him. He has also expressed his displeasure over the role of the school in the incident. But the question is, how can a fair and transparent investigation be expected from the District Education Officer who returned disappointed after searching for the Principal Manager and other responsible people for several hours?

A sensational case of murder of a person has come to light in Kishangarhbas in Khairthal-Tijara district of Rajasthan. The police have detained the deceased’s wife Sunita and the landlord’s son Jitendra.

The body of a person named Hansram was found closed with salt in a blue drum placed on the roof of his own house. Marks were found with a sharp weapon on the neck. After this incident, there is an atmosphere of fear and resentment in the area.

There was a dispute between husband and wife due to alcohol- police

Police investigation revealed that Hansram was a native of Shahjahanpur district of Uttar Pradesh and lived on rent with wife Sunita and three children in Kishangarhbas. After the incident, Sunita and Jitendra escaped with the children. On Monday (August 18), both of them were detained by the police and questioning is on.

Initial investigation has revealed that Hansram was addicted to alcohol and often drunk with Jitendra. During this time, there were disputes between the two.

How to reveal the secret of death?

After complaints of bad odor from the house, the police investigated and recovered the body in the blue drum kept on the roof. The body was filled with salt to rot the body. According to the police, the murder may have been planned in advance. Given the seriousness of this whole matter, the forensic team has been called and all evidence is being collected. Police say that only after interrogation, the reasons for the murder will be clearly revealed.

Hansram used to work on brick kiln

Hansram was living on rent in Adarsh Colony of Kishangarhbas for the last one and a half months and worked on local brick kilns. After the incident, his wife, three children and the landlord’s son suddenly went missing, which deepened the suspicion. The police is now investigating relations and family disputes behind the murder.

This incident has not only shaken the local people but also raises questions on the dangerous aspects of tenant -masters and domestic disputes.

A heartbreaking incident has come to light in Kishangarhbas town of Khairthal-Tijara district of Rajasthan. The body of a person was found in a drum placed on the roof of the house while his wife and 3 children mysteriously went missing.

The deceased has been identified as Hansram alias Suraj, a resident of Shahjahanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, who lived in a rented house here with his wife and children. The incident, which came out on August 17, has shook the entire area and the police has started investigation by considering it a case of murder.

Neighbors complained when bad smell

On receiving a complaint of bad smell from the house by the neighbors, the police reached the spot and searched the drum kept on the roof, from where the body was recovered. According to PTI, Deputy Superintendent of Police Rajendra Singh Nirvana said that the deceased was attacked with a sharp weapon and salt was put on it for quick rot.

The wife and children of the deceased missing

Investigation also revealed that Hansram had been living on rent in Adarsh Colony for the last one and a half months and worked on a brick kiln. After the incident, his wife Sunita, 3 children and the landlord’s son Jitendra suddenly disappeared, causing the case to be tangled.

What came to know in the initial police investigation?

Initial investigation by the police revealed that Hansram was addicted to alcohol and often used to drink alcohol with the landlord’s son Jitendra. From Saturday evening, neither Hansram’s family was shown nor any clue of Jitendra was found. This situation indicates both murder and kidnapping. The police is now investigating call details, nearby CCTV footage and witnesses. At present, the search for missing relatives and Jitendra has been intensified and the body has been sent for postmortem.

People are doing various discussions in the suppressed tongue and deep concern is being expressed about the safety of the family. The police are investigating with several aspects to resolve it and officials believe that the possibility of mutual rivalry or family dispute behind the murder cannot be ruled out. However, until the missing family and Jitendra are detected, this mystery is getting deeper.