It looks like a black cloud is hovering over reputation of U P government. The dust of the Madhumita Shukla murder case hasn’t settled yet when another MLA was arrested for sexual harassment. BSP MLA Sribhagwan Sharma alias Guddu Pandit was arrested in Noida’s Gautam Buddha Nagar on Sunday for allegedly hounding and threatening to kill his paramour Shital Birla, a research scholar at Agra University.

Shital, in her compliant, said that she had an intimate relationship with Sharma for the last three years. They married in a temple a year ago but at that time he didn’t tell her he was married and had two kids. When she came to know this truth she tried to break up with him. But Sharma forced her to stay her as his mistress.

Ghaziabad, June 23 : The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has been given additional four days custody of Krishna in the Aarushi-Hemraj murder case here today.

Krishna, worked as a compounder in 14-year old Aarushi's dentist father Rajesh Talwar’s clinic.

The agency arrested Krishna on June 13, while stating he had confessed to his involvement in the murder of Aarushi and the Talwar family's domestic help Hemraj.

Dr. Talwar, has already been under arrest since May 23 after Noida police claimed that he had murdered Aarushi and Hemraj on the intervening night of May 15-16.

(Sonbhadra) U. P., June 20 : Development activities in Sonbhadra district of Uttar Pradesh hope to contain the spread of naxalism in the area.

Inhabited by a large proportion of tribals, the area has been home to Naxalites for a long time. The Naxalites usually hide in jungles and to effectively chase them, proper roads are a must.

Likewise, police stations are being upgraded alongside building of helipads to ensure a hassle-free transportation during any crisis.

Bhubaneswar / Kolkata /Uttar Pradesh/ Guwahati/, June 19 : The flood situation in Orissa, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand has affected the normal life while Assam showed some signs of improvement with cessation of rain.

In Orissa, over ten lakh people have been affected by the current flood in Balesore, Bhadrak and Mayurbhanj district. Twenty seven low-laying coastal gram panchayats of Bhadrak district are still marooned.

In West Bengal the flood situation in Midnapore district turned worse with fresh areas inundated by the Subarnarekha River, leaving nearly three lakh people marooned.

Ghaziabad, June 16 : Indian police will have to learn the art of crime scene management, said Central Bureau of Investigation Special Director M L Sharma while inaugurating a course on Evidence Recovery, Preservation and Exploitation jointly conducted by the CBI and the America's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) today in New Delhi.

Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh), June 6 : Stirred by the Central Government's lack of concern to their plight and their demand for Scheduled Tribe status, the Gujjars today openly cursed the latter and put a Rs. 5 crore price for anyone beheading Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje.