<p>On March 16, 1986, conman Charles Sobhraj and six other notorious inmates escaped from the high-security Tihar Jail in Indian capital New Delhi. Their tactic? Spiking sweets and fruit cream with drugs, which were given to all jail officials on an inmate's birthday, and tying them up with medical gauze tape before making their escape.&nbsp;In a similar case at a prison in UK's Kent, inmates allegedly spiked a staff curry with a dangerous synthetic drug.</p>

<p>The episode, described as 'mass poisoning' by the Criminal Justice Workers Union (CJWU),&nbsp;led to several prison guards being hospitalised, according to The Metro.</p>

<p>At HMP Swaleside, which houses dangerous criminals, inmates working in the staff canteen are suspected of adding Spice, a harmful synthetic drug, to the curry.</p>

<p>Up to 25 prison staff were affected, raising concerns about security within the facility. Inmates are allowed to work in the canteen after risk assessments, but these are supposed to be low-risk prisoners.</p>

<p>A prior inspection by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons had already identified high levels of violence and easy access to drugs at the prison.</p>

<p>"Prisoners preparing food in the staff canteen spiked a "staff special curry" with what is believed to be an NPS. 25 staff were affected and were witnessed under the influence of NPS," Andy Hamlin, an official for the CJWU, told The Metro.</p>

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<div style="clear: both;">Nine ambulances arrived at the scene, resulting in the hospitalisation of five prison officers who were later released. The CJWU has demanded a prison service investigation into the incident.</div>

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<p>As reported by The Sun, Spice, a type of NPS, is suspected to have been used, although this has not been confirmed.</p>

<p>Spice is a term for substances that contain synthetic cannabinoids. These lab-created drugs were initially designed to replicate the effects of cannabis but are more harmful and unpredictable.</p>

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<p>Spice can cause various effects and health risks, including chest pain, breathing difficulties, paralysis, seizures, vomiting, paranoia, and extreme anxiety.</p>

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On March 16, 1986, conman Charles Sobhraj and six other notorious inmates escaped from the high-security Tihar Jail in Indian capital New Delhi. Their tactic? Spiking sweets and fruit cream with drugs, which were given to all jail officials on an inmate's birthday, and tying them up with medical gauze tape before making their escape.

On March 16, 1986, conman Charles Sobhraj and six other notorious inmates escaped from the high-security Tihar Jail in Indian capital New Delhi. Their tactic? Spiking sweets and fruit cream with drugs, which were given to all jail officials on an inmate's birthday, and tying them up with medical gauze tape before making their escape. In a similar case at a prison in UK's Kent, inmates allegedly spiked a staff curry with a dangerous synthetic drug. The episode, described as 'mass poisoning' by the Criminal Justice Workers Union (CJWU), led to several prison guards being hospitalised, according to The Metro. At HMP Swaleside, which houses dangerous criminals, inmates working in the staff canteen are suspected of adding Spice, a harmful synthetic drug, to the curry. Up to 25 prison staff were affected, raising concerns about security within the facility. Inmates are allowed to work in the canteen after risk assessments, but these are supposed to be low-risk prisoners. A prior inspection by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons had already identified high levels of violence and easy access to drugs at the prison. "Prisoners preparing food in the staff canteen spiked a "staff special curry" with what is believed to be an NPS. 25 staff were affected and were witnessed under the influence of NPS," Andy Hamlin, an official for the CJWU, told The Metro. "Among those affected, there were symptoms, including breathing difficulties and raised heart rates," he added. Nine ambulances arrived at the scene, resulting in the hospitalisation of five prison officers who were later released. The CJWU has demanded a prison service investigation into the incident. Also watch | UK plans to ban sex education for children under 9 How dangerous was the drug? As reported by The Sun, Spice, a type of NPS, is suspected to have been used, although this has not been confirmed. Spice is a term for substances that contain synthetic cannabinoids. These lab-created drugs were initially designed to replicate the effects of cannabis but are more harmful and unpredictable. Also read | Contaminated tap water gives 'explosive diarrhea' to residents of this UK town Spice can cause various effects and health risks, including chest pain, breathing difficulties, paralysis, seizures, vomiting, paranoia, and extreme anxiety. (With inputs from agencies) Listen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.co"Among those affected, there were symptoms, including breathing difficulties and raised heart rates."

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<p><em><strong>Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised</strong></em></p>

<p>A mother of four in India's Rajasthan has made a shocking allegation against her husband. She claims that her spouse used to spike her tea&nbsp;and force her to have sex with other people.</p>

<p>The woman, as per media reports, has also accused her father-in-law and brother-in-law of raping her while she was under the effect of the&nbsp;intoxicants.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This disturbing incident came to light on May 4 (Saturday) and a police investigation is underway.</p>

<h2><strong>Gruesome details emerge</strong></h2>

<p>As per a report published by NDTV Rajasthan, police registered an FIR based on the married woman's complaint.</p>

<p>In it, eight people, including the woman's father-in-law and brother-in-law, have been named.</p>

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<p>The woman, a resident of one of the villages in the Sandwa police station area, alleged that over the course of&nbsp;the last 15 to 20 years, she has been regularly drugged and raped by multiple people.</p>

<p>This, she said, happened at the instigation of her husband.</p>

<p>She also alleged that whenever she refused to partake in the sexual activities, her husband would brutally beat her up. Reportedly, once he even chased her with a sharp weapon, threatening to split her throat.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The woman, a mother of three sons and a daughter, said she was injured in the attack but saved her life by running away. However, she said that her husband was threatening to kill her brother, with whom three of her children are living at the moment.</p>

<p>Fearing for herself and the life of her brother, the woman has approached the authorities.</p>

<p>According to the report, Bidasar Deputy Superintendent of Police (DYSP), Prahlad Rai has taken charge of the investigation. Rai has reportedly said that&nbsp;strict action will be taken&nbsp;and the accused will be taken into custody.</p>

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Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised A mother of four in India's Rajasthan has made a shocking allegation against her husband.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised A mother of four in India's Rajasthan has made a shocking allegation against her husband. She claims that her spouse used to spike her tea and force her to have sex with other people. The woman, as per media reports, has also accused her father-in-law and brother-in-law of raping her while she was under the effect of the intoxicants. This disturbing incident came to light on May 4 (Saturday) and a police investigation is underway. Gruesome details emerge As per a report published by NDTV Rajasthan, police registered an FIR based on the married woman's complaint. In it, eight people, including the woman's father-in-law and brother-in-law, have been named. Also read | Flatmate stabs Kolkata youth to death after he refused to share water bottle The woman, a resident of one of the villages in the Sandwa police station area, alleged that over the course of the last 15 to 20 years, she has been regularly drugged and raped by multiple people. This, she said, happened at the instigation of her husband. She also alleged that whenever she refused to partake in the sexual activities, her husband would brutally beat her up. Reportedly, once he even chased her with a sharp weapon, threatening to split her throat. Also read | Shocking! Kanpur NEET aspirant thrashed, stripped, brick tied to genitals over betting amount The woman, a mother of three sons and a daughter, said she was injured in the attack but saved her life by running away. However, she said that her husband was threatening to kill her brother, with whom three of her children are living at the moment. Fearing for herself and the life of her brother, the woman has approached the authorities. According to the report, Bidasar Deputy Superintendent of Police (DYSP), Prahlad Rai has taken charge of the investigation. Rai has reportedly said that strict action will be taken and the accused will be taken into custody. (With inputs from agencies)

A man in Rajasthan regularly drugged his wife for over 15 years. Then he let other men rape her

<p>Canadian swimmer Mary-Sophie Harvey said on Instagram on Wednesday that she was drugged on the final night of the World Championships, during which time she suffered a rib sprain and a concussion. The Tokyo Olympian said she woke up "completely lost" with her team manager and doctor at her side, with no recollection of a four-to-six-hour window of time during the incident.</p>

<p>The 22-year-old discovered "dozens of bruises" on her body after traveling home the next day and said she was compelled to share her experience as "these situations sadly happen too many times." "I'm still scared to think about the unknowns of that night," she wrote in her social media post. "I'm still in a way, ashamed of what happened, and I think I always will be... But I won`t let this event define me."</p>

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<p>The 2019 Pan American silver medallist collected bronze in Budapest as part of Canada`s 4x200 metres relay team at the swimming world championships, which ended on June 25. FINA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.</p>


Canadian swimmer Mary-Sophie Harvey said on Instagram on Wednesday that she was drugged on the final night of the World Championships, during which time she suffered a rib sprain and a concussion.

Canadian swimmer Mary-Sophie Harvey said on Instagram on Wednesday that she was drugged on the final night of the World Championships, during which time she suffered a rib sprain and a concussion. The Tokyo Olympian said she woke up "completely lost" with her team manager and doctor at her side, with no recollection of a four-to-six-hour window of time during the incident. The 22-year-old discovered "dozens of bruises" on her body after traveling home the next day and said she was compelled to share her experience as "these situations sadly happen too many times." "I'm still scared to think about the unknowns of that night," she wrote in her social media post. "I'm still in a way, ashamed of what happened, and I think I always will be... But I won`t let this event define me." ALSO READ | U.S. basketballer Brittney Griner admits Russian drugs charge, denies intent The 2019 Pan American silver medallist collected bronze in Budapest as part of Canada`s 4x200 metres relay team at the swimming world championships, which ended on June 25. FINA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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<p>In a bizarre incident, a pet monkey, who had been drugged with cocaine and flushed down a toilet by owner in UK, has been recovering, an animal sanctuary said. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The owner, Vicki Holland, who belongs to Newport, has been banned from keeping animals for life.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/a-bizarre-accident-us-official-finds-two-alligators-in-suv-at-mishap-site-437889" hreflang="en">A bizarre accident? US official finds two alligators in SUV at mishap site</a></strong>&nbsp;</p>

<p>The development comes after the police found video footage of the woman abusing Milly, the marmoset. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) had rescued the animal. It was also housed at the Monkey World Sanctuary in Dorset. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Dr Angela Cronin, who works at Monkey World, said that Milly had been "very, very traumatised" when she first arrived at the facility but it was like a "light switched on" when she started mixing with other marmosets. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The animal has already found a close companion in a fellow marmoset, Moon. &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/corals-in-the-great-barrier-reef-could-become-target-of-mass-bleaching-438108" hreflang="en">Corals in the Great Barrier Reef could become target of mass bleaching</a></strong></p>

<p>Several reports of cruel behaviour have been witnessed around the world. Numerous governments have also laid down guidelines and formed laws to keep a check on these activities. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Not just this, several organisations around the world have been making concerted efforts for animals’ welfare in many ways. &nbsp;</p>

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In a bizarre incident, a pet monkey, who had been drugged with cocaine and flushed down a toilet by owner in UK, has been recovering, an animal sanctuary said. The owner, Vicki Holland, who belongs to Newport, has been banned from keeping animals for life.

In a bizarre incident, a pet monkey, who had been drugged with cocaine and flushed down a toilet by owner in UK, has been recovering, an animal sanctuary said. The owner, Vicki Holland, who belongs to Newport, has been banned from keeping animals for life. Also Read: A bizarre accident? US official finds two alligators in SUV at mishap site The development comes after the police found video footage of the woman abusing Milly, the marmoset. Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) had rescued the animal. It was also housed at the Monkey World Sanctuary in Dorset. **Upsetting content** We rescued marmoset Milly after footage revealed her owner attempting to flush her down the toilet and offering her drugs 😭🐒💔 We prosecuted, and Milly's now safe and sound at Monkey World: https://t.co/9CLsxKfn4Q #WorldMonkeyDay pic.twitter.com/PHL2la1vCr — RSPCA (England & Wales) (@RSPCA_official) December 14, 2021 × Dr Angela Cronin, who works at Monkey World, said that Milly had been "very, very traumatised" when she first arrived at the facility but it was like a "light switched on" when she started mixing with other marmosets. The animal has already found a close companion in a fellow marmoset, Moon. Also Read: Corals in the Great Barrier Reef could become target of mass bleaching Several reports of cruel behaviour have been witnessed around the world. Numerous governments have also laid down guidelines and formed laws to keep a check on these activities. Not just this, several organisations around the world have been making concerted efforts for animals’ welfare in many ways. (With inputs from agencies)

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