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SEBI, which served summons to Ramalinga Raju yesterday, is now likely to question him in CID custody. According to Raju’s lawyer, he would appear before SEBI officials at 4 pm on Saturday. 

Inspector General (Economic Offences Wing) VSK Kaumudi yesterday told reporters that they would seek police custody of the brothers when they are produced before the court on Saturday. He said they were arrested on the basis of a complaint filed by an investor. Kaumudi said they came to the DGP’S office and they have been arrested in connection with the business of Satyam Computers. 

“They are now in CID custody and they will be produced before the court sometime tomorrow,” he said yesterday. 

Kaumudi said the interrogation is going on and “we have filed a case against the former chairman (Ramalinga Raju) and the director (Rama Raju)”. 

Kaumudi was talking to reporters hours after the two high profile albeit tainted brothers were arrested in connection with the about Rs 7,000 crore financial fraud in the company. 

He said a case has been registered against Ramalinga Raju and Rama Raju and others under Section 120B (criminal conspiracy), 420 (cheating), 406, 467 and 427 (criminal breach of trust, forgery and using forged documents as genuine). 

Kaumudi said all the sections under which the FIR has been filed against the two brothers are non-bailable. 

Raju brothers have been booked fewer than five Sections that include IPC Section 120B for criminal conspiracy, Section 420 for cheating, Section 468 for forgery, Section 409 for criminal breach of trust and Section 471 for falsification of records. 

Meanwhile, Raju was attended by a team of doctors after he complained of uneasiness, his lawyer revealed. A cardiologist from Care Hospital was called to examine Ramalinga Raju after midnight following a request from his lawyer S Bharat Kumar, who claimed that the former Satyam chief was having pain in chest. 

In the meantime, a small group of supporters of Raju gathered in front of the DGP office shouting slogans against his arrest. A band of about 25 supporters chanted slogans in Telugu – ‘Raju Zindabad’ and ‘Don’t Arrest Raju’. 

 Disgraced ex-Chairman of Satyam Computers, B Ramalinga Raju, and his brother and former director Rama Raju will be produced before a court on Saturday. The Rajus, who were questioned by the police early this morning after overnight interrogation, would also be questioned by a SEBI team in the Rs 7,000 crore fraud. 

SEBI, which served summons to Ramalinga Raju yesterday, is now likely to question him in CID custody. According to Raju’s lawyer, he would appear before SEBI officials at 4 pm on Saturday. 

Inspector General (Economic Offences Wing) VSK Kaumudi yesterday told reporters that they would seek police custody of the brothers when they are produced before the court on Saturday. He said they were arrested on the basis of a complaint filed by an investor. Kaumudi said they came to the DGP’S office and they have been arrested in connection with the business of Satyam Computers. 

“They are now in CID custody and they will be produced before the court sometime tomorrow,” he said yesterday. 

Kaumudi said the interrogation is going on and “we have filed a case against the former chairman (Ramalinga Raju) and the director (Rama Raju)”. 

Kaumudi was talking to reporters hours after the two high profile albeit tainted brothers were arrested in connection with the about Rs 7,000 crore financial fraud in the company. 

He said a case has been registered against Ramalinga Raju and Rama Raju and others under Section 120B (criminal conspiracy), 420 (cheating), 406, 467 and 427 (criminal breach of trust, forgery and using forged documents as genuine). 

Kaumudi said all the sections under which the FIR has been filed against the two brothers are non-bailable. 

Raju brothers have been booked fewer than five Sections that include IPC Section 120B for criminal conspiracy, Section 420 for cheating, Section 468 for forgery, Section 409 for criminal breach of trust and Section 471 for falsification of records. 

Meanwhile, Raju was attended by a team of doctors after he complained of uneasiness, his lawyer revealed. A cardiologist from Care Hospital was called to examine Ramalinga Raju after midnight following a request from his lawyer S Bharat Kumar, who claimed that the former Satyam chief was having pain in chest. 

In the meantime, a small group of supporters of Raju gathered in front of the DGP office shouting slogans against his arrest. A band of about 25 supporters chanted slogans in Telugu – ‘Raju Zindabad’ and ‘Don’t Arrest Raju’.

Thousands gathered in fields, on beaches and by mass graves to commemorate the disaster that killed around 220,000 people when walls of water smashed into coastal communities across the region. 

In Indonesia’s Aceh province, the heaviest-hit region with at least 168,000 killed in the 2004 disaster, thousands gathered in the shattered remains of a military base in the coastal town of Meulaboh for a sombre Islamic prayer ceremony. 

“The four-year anniversary of the tsunami holds deep meaning, because right here we witnessed the first place the waters of the tsunami came into Aceh,” local government head Ramli Mansur told the crowd. 

“We are here to remember the martyrs who were killed in the tsunami and to give us momentum to rebuild a better Aceh,” he said. 

“I came here to remember my beloved mother, my son and my brothers and sisters who were killed in the tsunami,” said Sariani, a teary 20-year-old street seller. 

“When the tsunami hit, we were all trapped in the house. My husband, my daughter and I survived while the others were killed because they couldn’t reach the second floor of the building next to our house,” she said. 

Around 50 tsunami survivors, left homeless after the disaster, chanted and waved placards after the ceremony demanding housing and accusing authorities of failing to look after victims. 

Prayers were held in mosques throughout the staunchly Islamic province, including tearful ceremonies at mass graves in the tsunami-devastated capital of Banda Aceh and along the province’s coastline, local media said. 

Indonesia also marked the anniversary with tsunami drills at the northern end of the sprawling island of Sulawesi and on Java island, local media reported. 

In Sri Lanka, the country that suffered the second highest death toll from the tsunami, the government asked people to observe two minutes of silence in memory of the victims. 

Religious services were held across the island’s coastline for the estimated 31,000 people who perished there in the disaster. 

Officials said the government’s newly set up disaster management authority had by Friday commissioned 25 out of 50 tsunami early warning towers planned after the disaster. 

In Thailand, where 5,400 people were killed, half of them foreign tourists, hundreds of people gathered along the country’s southwest coast to place wreaths, float lanterns and release sea turtles to commemorate the disaster. 

In the tourist hotspot of Phuket, around 1,000 residents and tourists gathered on the main Patong beach, with three other events held elsewhere on the island. 

Thousands of candles were to be lit and placed in coconut shells along a three-kilometre (two-mile) stretch of Kamala beach, south of Patong, in a ceremony attended by foreign Minister Kasit Piromya, a provincial official said. 

Recovery has been uneven across the countries hit by the tsunami, despite a massive outpouring of billions of dollars in international aid. 

In Indonesia, reconstruction has been viewed as a qualified success with 6.7 billion dollars of a pledged 7.2 billion dollars in aid already spent to build nearly 125,000 homes as well as schools, roads and bridges, according to the reconstruction agency, although many survivors still remain without homes. 

Concerns also linger of a return to instability when aid dries up in Aceh, which has been at peace since a 2005 deal in the wake of the tsunami brought an end to three decades of fighting between separatist rebels and Jakarta that killed at least 15,000. 

Ongoing fighting between Tamil separatists and the government in Sri Lanka has also hampered rebuilding there, with 10,000 people still living in temporary camps. – AFP/ms

COVINA, California: A man in a Santa Claus outfit opened fire on a Christmas Eve gathering of his in-laws in this Los Angeles suburb and then methodically set their house ablaze, killing at least eight people and injuring several others, the authorities said.

Shortly after the attack, the gunman, identified as Bruce Jeffrey Pardo, 45, killed himself with a single shot to the head at a home in the Sylmar section of Los Angeles, the police said.

In addition to the eight people whose bodies were found in the ashes of the house here, none of whom were identified, at least one other person was thought to be missing, and perhaps as many as three.

Among the total of dead or missing were the couple who owned the home and their daughter, the estranged wife of the gunman, the police said.

Investigators continued to search the charred structure.The frenzied shooting occurred just before midnight Wednesday at the two-story house, set on a cul-de-sac in this middle-class town about 22 miles, or 35 kilometers, east of Los Angeles.

Lieutenant Pat Buchanan of the Covina Police Department said Pardo, armed with one or two handguns and fire accelerant, had gone to the house looking for his former wife, Sylvia, with whom he was finalizing a contentious divorce.People who escaped the house got out by smashing through glass and jumping. One woman broke an ankle when she leapt from a second-floor window.

The house was owned by James and Alicia Ortega, an elderly couple who were retired from their spray-painting business and who often invited their large extended family over for parties, particularly around Christmas.

Relatives said about 25 people, among them many children, were inside the home celebrating when Pardo knocked on the door around 11:30 p.m. He had apparently disguised himself as a hired entertainer for the children in order to gain access.

When a guest opened the door, Buchanan said, Pardo stepped inside the house, drew a semiautomatic handgun and immediately started shooting, beginning with an 8-year-old girl who was hit in the face but who survived, as did an older girl who was shot in the back.

As Pardo unleashed a barrage of gunfire in the living room, relatives hid or fled. Then he sprayed the room with accelerant, and within seconds, the house was ablaze.

Joshua Chavez of Seattle was visiting his mother’s house, which sits behind the Ortegas’, when he heard a loud explosion. “Then I saw black smoke and this large flame,” he said.

Chavez ran out to the backyard and heard three girls, including the one who had been shot in the back, trying to climb over his mother’s wall. “There’s some guy shooting in there,” he said one of the girls told him.

“About 20 seconds after that,” he continued, “the house was totally on fire. One girl said that a guy dressed as Santa started shooting.”

Another neighbor saw three more partygoers fleeing the burning home and shepherded them into another neighbor’s house. The police arrived shortly thereafter, but by that time Pardo apparently was on his way back to Los Angeles.

Solomon Moore reported from Covina, California, and Anahad O’Connor from New York.

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Under overcast skies, Stuart Broad, who was back in the England line-up after missing out the Chennai Test due to a hamstring injury, dished out three beauties – full, outside the off stump and moving away just a tad, enough to beat Sehwag’s bat on two occassions, but just good enough to take a thin outside edge, which was neatly lapped up by wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

India, after winning the toss and opting to bat first, have been pushed on to the backfoot early in the match; they are 6 for 1 after the first two overs.

Rahul Dravid walked out to bat at number three.

0945 Hrs IST: Despite gloomy and overcast conditions which had delayed the start of the opening day of the second Test, Indian captain MS Dhoni won the toss and put the hosts into bat.

It was a brave decision from the Indian captain, given the conditions looked more England-like, with a tinge of green grass on the pitch, and the conditions pretty overcast and more than likely to assist the seam bowlers. While one should concede it was a brave decision, one could also look at it as a confident move from the Indian captain – captain in his opening batsmen Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag to conquer the conditions.

The Indian captain also gave Rahul Dravid, woefully out of form, a confidence booster, when he said he would continue to bat at his usual number three position.

As for England, Kevin PIetersen conceded that he was disappointed at losing the toss, and that he would have batted first had he won the toss.

England have made one change to the team that lost at Chennai; Stuart Broad comes into the team in place of Steve Harmison, who has been dropped after a lacklustre performance in the first Test. That also meant Monty Panesar, whose performance in the Chennai Test came in for severe criticism from several quarters.

Bad light has delayed the start of play by 25 minutes, and given the sun tends to set early in these parts of the world, one is not sure if the scheduled 90 overs for the day will be possible.

Teams:
India: MS Dhoni (captain & wk), Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Amit Mishra, Ishant Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan.

England: Kevin Pietersen (captain), Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook, Owais Shah, Paul Collingwood, Andrew Flintoff, Matthew Prior (wk), Graeme Swann, Stuart Broad, James Anderson, Monty Panesar.

Match officials:
On-field umpires: Asad Rauf and Daryl Harper
Third umpire: Suresh Shastri
Reserve umpire: Vishwas Nerurkar
Match referee: Jeff Crowe

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