The electoral process has been fortified with heightened security measures, including the deployment of 300 additional companies of paramilitary forces alongside the local police to ensure a smooth and secure voting environment. Notably, the Congress and National Conference have joined forces in an alliance, while the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), People’s Conference, and other parties are contesting independently, setting the stage for a competitive three-way race in various regions.

The outcome of these elections holds immense significance as it will determine the future leadership in the aftermath of the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019. With the participation of prominent figures like PDP President Mehbooba Mufti’s daughter, Iltija Mufti, in the electoral fray, the stakes are high as the electorate eagerly anticipates the results scheduled for October 8.

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Sherlyn (23), a fifth-year student at Meenakshi Medical College in Kancheepuram district, was working as a trainee doctor in the same hospital. Eyewitnesses noted Sherlyn sitting by the fifth-floor window for an extended period on a Sunday night before the fatal leap. The police are investigating the incident, with speculation arising about Sherlyn’s mental state.

The tragic event raises questions about mental health support and vigilance within educational institutions and medical facilities. As the investigation unfolds, concerns about student well-being and campus safety come to the forefront.

Meanwhile, the unresolved case of a trainee doctor’s murder at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata adds to the somber narrative of challenges faced by medical professionals across the country. The quest for justice and accountability in such cases underscores the urgent need for systemic reforms and enhanced security measures.

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Krishna SP Gangadhar Rao announced earlier that no concealed cameras were discovered in the girls’ hostel during the investigation. The police meticulously examined the suspected student’s electronic devices, including laptops and mobile phones, in the presence of students and college personnel, but no incriminating videos were found. Rao assured the female students that ongoing investigations were being conducted to address the situation.

A special investigative team, comprised of female police officers and an IT specialist, has been assembled under the leadership of circle inspector Ramanamma from the Gudivada crime police station. Following directives from the Chief Minister, district collector Balaji, SP Gangadhar Rao, and district minister Kollu Ravindra visited the college to engage with protesting students who were demanding justice and boycotting classes.

SP Gangadhar Rao expressed readiness to employ nonlinear junction detector (NLJD) technology in the investigation to discern any potential presence of spy cameras within the women’s washroom, with a commitment to swiftly conclude the probe.

A search of the women’s hostel restrooms on Friday by CI Ramanamma, SI Poorna Madhuri, 10 female students, and officials from the women and child welfare department did not reveal any hidden spy cameras, as confirmed by Ramanamma to Deccan Chronicle.

Minister Ravindra confirmed the deployment of police personnel at the women’s hostel premises for enhanced security measures. The SP assured the female students of the appointment of a dedicated women police officer for each floor to bolster security within the hostel premises.

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