A shocking picture has emerged from Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh, a member of Jama Masjid Committee died suddenly. This entire incident was captured in the CCTV camera installed in the mosque, the video of which has surfaced and is now going viral on social media.

According to the information received in this regard, this entire matter is being reported from Jama Masjid located in Hariganj of the city. Here, Haji Sheikh Aleem Contractor (56 years), a member of the city’s Jama Masjid Committee in Hariganj for about 20 years, died while performing ablution in the mosque.

were waiting for the call to end

It was told that Haji Sheikh Aleem Contractor (56 years), who was a member of the Jama Masjid Committee, had reached the mosque to offer Isha (night) prayers as usual. It can be seen in the video that he walked smoothly and reached the place where he had to perform ablution and was sitting there waiting for the Azaan to end, during which he became unconscious and fell on the ground.

laid to rest

According to the members of the mosque committee, before the people present in the mosque could understand anything, he (Haji Sheikh Aleem Contractor) lost his breath. From here he was taken to the hospital, where the doctors declared him dead. On Friday, he was laid to rest in Bada Kabrastan.

It is being told that Haji Sheikh Aleem Contractor was always active in works related to the mosque and society. At present, the cause of death is believed to be heart attack. Due to this incident in the mosque, there is an atmosphere of sadness in the area.

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On Sunday (November 2) in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, police recovered fake notes worth more than Rs 19 lakh from a madrasa. This action was taken on the basis of a video viral on social media in village Paithiya of Jawar police station area. Police arrested Imam Zuber Ansari (33) and seized bundles of fake notes from his room. This matter is being considered serious due to the possibility of it being linked to the network of fake notes.

Police action and recovery

Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mahendra Tarnekar said that after receiving the information, the police team immediately raided the madrasa. During the search, a large quantity of fake notes were found in the room of Imam Zubair Ansari. More than Rs 19 lakh have been counted so far and the process is still going on. Police have registered the case under relevant sections of the Indian Justice Code (BNS). ASP said that further action will be taken based on the facts emerging in the investigation.

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According to police sources, Zuber Ansari and one of his associates were arrested from Malegaon in Nashik district of Maharashtra on October 31. Fake notes worth Rs 10 lakh were recovered from them. Both the accused are said to be residents of Burhanpur district of Madhya Pradesh and were going towards Malegaon with fake notes. This arrest has proved important in reaching the root of the Khandwa case.

Investigation continues, search for network

An official of Khandwa Police said that after the information given by Maharashtra Police, Khandwa Police team raided Pauthiya village. During the search, bundles of fake notes were recovered from the Imam’s room. The police is now trying to find out from where this supply chain of fake notes was being operated and who else is involved in it. The matter is being investigated at many levels and the police claim that the remaining members of the network will soon be reached.

A major accident took place on Thursday (2 October) in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. After the Navratri festival, the statue of Mother was being taken towards the river for immersion. Meanwhile, while crossing the culvert on the way, the tractor-trolley fell into the river. The news of the death of five people was first reported. After this, the death of 10 people was confirmed. Right now the search is being done at the scene and the rescue campaign is going on. This incident is from Jamli village of Pandhana police station area of ​​Khandwa district. (The expansion in the news continues …)

Khandwa News: A tragic accident occurred in Kondawat village of Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh. Here 8 people who came out to clean the well for immersion of Gangaur Mata died. The reason for the accident is being said to be a leakage of methane gas inside the well.

The jawars of Gangaur Mata were to be immersed in Kondawat village. In view of this, on Wednesday, the villagers came down to clean the 150 -year -old public wells, but due to the contact with the methane gas deposited in the well, everyone died on the spot due to suffocation.

These people lost their lives
The dead of this painful accident have been identified by Mohan father Mansaram (former sarpanch) age 55, Anil father Atmaram Patel age 30 years, Sharan father Sukhram age 30 years, Arjun father Govind age 35 years, Gajanand father Gajanand father Gopal age 25 years, Baliram father Asharam age 36 years, Rakesh’s father Hari age 22 years, Ajay father Mohan’s age 25 years.

Announcement of 4-4 lakh compensation
At the same time, compensation has also been announced to the families of the deceased. The District Collector has announced to give financial assistance of four lakhs to the families of those who lost their lives in the well.

After this heartbreaking accident, weeds have become mourning in the entire village. The families of the dead are in a weeping condition. According to the elders of the village, this well had been used for immersion of idols and jowars on festivals for years, but this time it became the cause of a major accident.

Order to investigate the incident
Police and administration reached the spot as soon as the incident was reported and rescue operations were started. All the bodies were taken out and sent for postmortem. Khandwa district administration has ordered an inquiry into this accident. According to preliminary investigation, methane gas was present in the well, due to which these youths died due to suffocation.

(Sheikh Shakeel’s report)