Girl players molested by Muslim boys in Barrackpur

On 16 April 2010, inside the Barrackpur Sports Complex ground in the Warless Gate Royal Park area in the district of North 24 Parganas, both male and female players were practicing games. Some local Muslim boys (aged between 16 and 22), sitting beside the ground, have started whistling and taunting the female players of the club. Such eve teasing is a regular phenomenon there. Then the Muslim eve teasers asked a female player named Dona to give her and her friends (all girls) mobile numbers. Dona was scared. Somehow she fled from that corner of the ground. Then the boys started shouting ‘WE WILL GO TO YOUR HOUSES. WE’LL SIT ON YOUR BEDS, and WE WILL DO-------‘

Hearing this, the male players who were warming up there, protested. They too were slapped and thrashed by the hooligans. For self protection all the players took shelter inside the Club building.

Then at around 6.15 pm, about 50-60 Muslim boys (age 16 – 22) came and entered the club building and ransacked the premises including bathrooms which are used by the female players for changing their dresses. At least six female players were molested. Among them, 2 girls named Puja Sinha (17) and Dolly Biswas (14) were mercilessly beaten up.

Puja Sinha, who was admitted to a local hospital Sarada Nursing Home for two days told visiting journalists, “I was mainly beaten up on my breast region. They stood on my breast and kicked me up.” When asked, who were those boys? She replied that all of them were Muslim boys from Mohanpur (Chopkathalia) Masjid Para. Puja Singha also said that earlier too these boys used to taunt and whistle upon them, and they (the girls) complained to the club members and secretary about this.

Club Secretary Ajay Barman Roy, a local CPIM leader, asked visiting journalists not to write anything that will prevent Muslim boys from playing on this ground. When asked why he did not prevent the Muslim boys when they were teasing and insulting the girl players for so long, he replied that he can’t say anything more and he suggested to ask Bishnupada Chaki, a senior member of the sports forum, about the detail.
When contacted, Bishnupada Chaki’s face was pale due to fear. He said that suddenly 50-60 miscreants came and started looting and demolishing the Sports Complex properties. Chaki said, the hooligan boys have beaten up the female players severely, specially on the breast region. Then Bishnupada Chaki said that some senior members from Masjid Para namely Salam(36), Kalam(38) and Moba removed the attackers after the incident.

Salam, who is also a local CPIM leader, asked the club members not to report the incident to the police. He also started removing the signs of destruction in the Sports Complex building. The local people agitated over it and then only he stopped doing so.

The Sports Complex / Club authority made a general complaint to Titagarh Police Station, without naming any culprit out of fear. The G.D. no. is 1211 dt. 16.04.10. They lodged a written complain to the Addl. Superintendent of Police of North 24 Parganas district on 18.04.10. They informed the matter to the local Panchayat Pradhan Premchand Biswas (CPIM) and Barrackpur Municipality Chairman Bijoli Kanti Mitra (CPIM).The Sports Complex is totally controlled by CPIM. They can threaten, suppress and silence the Hindus.

Source: Scribd.com

Sania to continue playing for India: All India Tennis Association (AITA)

Quashing rumours of Sania Mirza playing for Pakistan after her marriage to cricketer Shoaib Malik, All India Tennis Association (AITA) on Thursday issued a statement confirming her participation for India till the 2012 Olympics.


“Sania Mirza and her parents have informed AITA that she will continue to play for India after her marriage with Shoaib Malik,” AITA secretary-general Anil Khanna said.


“She has confirmed to be a part of the Indian team in the 2010 Commonwealth Games at Delhi (October 2010), XVI Asian Games at Guangzhou, China (November 2010), 2011 Fed Cup (February 2011), 2012 Olympics at London (July/August 2012).”


The rumours of Sania playing for Pakistan were fuelled by Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) chief Senator Dilawar Abbas, who Thursday said he would request Sania to take up Pakistani nationality and start representing her husband’s country in future.

Dilawar had said that as an Asian woman she should pick her husband’s country as her new homeland.

Sania, however, has made it clear that she would continue representing India at the international level even after marrying the former Pakistan captain later this month.


“It is great news for our tennis community that Sania Mirza is getting married to Shoaib Malik,” Dilawar was quoted as saying by a Pakistani newspaper on Thursday.

“We welcome her and hope that she would become a Pakistani national and play for us in future. She has a great future ahead of her and we would be delighted if she plays for Pakistan.

“Asian women traditionally follow their husbands which is why I’m hopeful that someday she would be inspired by Shoaib to play for Pakistan,” he added.

Dilawar even went on to suggest that Sania should think about teaming up with Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi Pakistans tennis ace on the mixed doubles circuit.

SEBI Bans ULIP of 14 Insurance Companies

SEBI on Friday has banned 14 big insurance companies like SBI Life, TATA AIG and ICICI Prudential. The ban for receiving money for any Unit Linked Insurance Products (ULIP).

SEBI has also banned ULIP products of other companies also. The following are the list of banned companies of ULIP Products by SEBI.

List of Banned Companies of ULIP by SEBI
Aegon Religare Life,
Aviva Life,
Bajaj Allianz,
Bharti AXA,
Birla Sunlife,
HDFC Standard Life,
ING Vysya Life,
Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life,
Max New York Life,
Metlife India and Reliance Life.
SBI Life
ICICI Prudential
TATA AIG
Many other insurance companies officials, on the condition of anonymity, said they would approach IRDA on the issue before taking any call. Earlier in January, SEBI had issued a notice to these companies asking why they did not seek its permission before offering ULIP schemes.