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Man kills wife, hangs self in Himachal’s Chamba​


According to the preliminary investigations, the accused attacked his wife with a sharp weapon, after a heated argument over something, resulting in her death on the spot​



A man allegedly killed his wife before killing self in the Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh, police officials said on Wednesday.


The incident occurred in Dharwala area on Tuesday night. According to the preliminary investigations, the accused attacked his wife with a sharp weapon, after a heated argument over something, resulting in her death on the spot. After the alleged murder, he killed self, said officials investigating the crime.

The incident came to light on Wednesday morning when the deceased’s nephew, who had gone to the cowshed to feed mules, noticed Kumar’s body and immediately informed family members. Villagers subsequently alerted the police.

A police team immediately reached the spot and took both bodies into custody. A forensic team was also called to collect evidence from the scene. Police officials stated that only the husband and wife were present in the house at the time of the incident. The couple had three children, two daughters who are married, and a 17-year-old son who was staying with relatives at the time.

Additional superintendent of police (ASP) Dinesh Kumar, while talking to media, said that the Gehra police station received information about the incident in the Dharwala area early Wednesday morning. “Upon receiving the information, a police team arrived at the scene. The police have taken both bodies into custody and sent them for post-mortem examination. Given the seriousness of the case, a forensic team was also called in to investigate. The police are thoroughly investigating the matter,” he said.


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Man kills wife, hangs self in Himachal’s Chamba

According to the preliminary investigations, the accused attacked his wife with a sharp weapon, after a heated argument over something, resulting in her death on the spot
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Probe Agency ED Seizes Properties Worth Rs 10,000 Crore In Money Laundering Case​



According to the agency, the attached properties located in SAS Nagar, Rupnagar, Zirakpur, and Mohali are linked to an alleged large-scale financial fraud.​


The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has provisionally attached 247 immovable properties worth Rs 10,021.46 crore in the PACL money laundering case, marking what is likely the highest single Provisional Attachment Order (PAO) in terms of both value and number of properties.

The action was taken by the Delhi Zonal Office-II under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002. According to the agency, the attached properties located in SAS Nagar, Rupnagar, Zirakpur, and Mohali are linked to an alleged large-scale financial fraud involving a collective investment scheme operated by PACL Ltd. and its associated entities.

The probe is based on an FIR registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on February 19, 2014, following directions from the Supreme Court of India. The CBI subsequently filed a charge sheet and a supplementary charge sheet against 33 accused, including individuals and companies, for allegedly operating an illegal collective investment scheme.

Investigators allege that over Rs 48,000 crore was mobilised from lakhs of investors across India under the pretext of the sale and development of agricultural land. Investors were induced to invest through cash down payments and instalment plans and were made to sign agreements, powers of attorney and other documents. In most cases, the promised land was not delivered, and around Rs 48,000 crore remains unpaid.

Probe Agency ED Seizes Properties Worth Rs 10,000 Crore In Money Laundering Case​

According to the agency, the attached properties located in SAS Nagar, Rupnagar, Zirakpur, and Mohali are linked to an alleged large-scale financial fraud.​


On February 2, 2016, the Supreme Court directed the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to form a committee under former Chief Justice RM Lodha to oversee the disposal of PACL's land and distribution of sale proceeds to investors. However, further investigation allegedly revealed continued illegal sale, encroachment and misuse of land acquired using investor funds.

Three additional FIRs were registered by the Punjab Vigilance Bureau in Jawahar Circle Police Station in Jaipur and Attibele Police Station in Bengaluru. Searches in these cases led to the seizure of blank sale deeds, signed cheque books and identity documents, indicating attempts to siphon and dispose of proceeds of crime.

The ED recorded an ECIR in 2016 and filed a prosecution complaint in 2018, followed by supplementary complaints in 2022, 2025 and 2026. The Special PMLA Court has taken cognisance of all complaints filed so far.

With this latest attachment, the total value of movable and immovable assets attached in the case has reached approximately Rs 17,610 crore, including properties in India and abroad. Further investigation is ongoing.



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Sarpanch From AAP Shot Dead At Wedding In Punjab's Tarn Taran​


Last month, a sarpanch from AAP was shot dead at a wedding hall in Amritsar.​


Tarn Taran:
A sarpanch from a village in Punjab's Tarn Taran, belonging to the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), was shot dead by two unidentified assailants during a wedding.

Harbinder Singh was attending a wedding at a farmhouse on the Tarn Taran-Bathinda National Highway when the incident occurred. His cousin Jarmanjit Singh was injured in the attack.

SSP Tarn Taran Surender Lamba said Harbinder Singh died on the way to the hospital. Jarmanjit Singh was shot in the leg and is undergoing treatment.

He added that no threat or angles of extortion or gang involvement have surfaced.The personal angle rivalry is being explored and CCTV footage outside the venue is being examined, Lamba added.

Last month, a sarpanch from AAP was shot dead at a wedding hall in Amritsar. Jarmal Singh, who had come to attend a relative's wedding, was shot in the head by unidentified men. He died during treatment in the hospital.

Jarnail Singh had arrived at the venue to attend a wedding when unknown gunmen suddenly entered and opened fire. A video footage retrieved from the wedding hall show two attackers coming from behind and shooting him on the back of the head. The firing caused chaos at the ceremony, with guests scrambling for safety. Later, police arrested two shooters and five other accused.


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Jilted teen killed 34-year-old techie in Bengaluru, passed it off as death in fire. Then, police got a clue​


The accused is the woman's neighbour and lives with his mother. Police said the crime stemmed from his ‘obsession’ with the woman. ​



What was initially considered to be an accident — death caused by suffocation due to the fire in the apartment — has turned out to be a case of murder in Bengaluru. An 18-year-old man has been held for the alleged killing of a 34-year-old software engineer.

The accused has been identified as 18-year-old Karnal Kurai, originally a resident of Kerala, HT reported earlier.

He is the neighbour of the deceased woman and lives with his single mother, according to report published by The Indian Express.

How it was passed off as death in fire​

The victim had been living with her friend in an apartment at Subramanya Layout in Ramamurthy Nagar, Bengaluru. She was originally from Kavoor in Mangaluru. She worked for the IT firm Accenture and was alone at home as her roommate had gone to her hometown, according to a PTI report.

The incident occurred late on January 3, around 11pm, when a fire broke out in one of the rooms of the apartment, filling the house with thick smoke, HT reported.

Fire and emergency services rushed to the spot after neighbours alerted the police; doused the flames, and shifted the body for a post-mortem examination. At the time, investigators suspected that an electrical short circuit had caused the fire, and the death was by suffocation.

“At first glance, everything pointed towards an accidental fire caused by an electrical short circuit. There were no visible signs of foul play,” Ramamurthy Nagar police inspector GJ Sathish told HT.

However, the post-mortem report and analysis by the Forensic Science Laboratory indicated inconsistencies at the scene, prompting investigators to suspect that the fire had been deliberately set to destroy evidence.

Phone becomes key to cracking case​

“As the investigation progressed, it became clear that this was not an accident but a planned murder made to look like a fire mishap. The accused attempted to create a false narrative of an electrical fire to mislead investigators,” Sathish said.
Though the post-mortem suggested the woman had died due to suffocation, there were also some fresh minor injuries on her body. Police said they couldn't find the woman's mobile phone, even though it was burnt.

Going through the technical evidence, police found the teenaged boy had been using her phone.

Police said the suspect was taken into custody and confessed to his crime.

"He told us that he entered the flat around 9 pm on January 3, as he was aware that her flatmate had gone to her home state. He managed to enter through the sliding window and demanded sexual favours from the woman. When she resisted, the suspect tightly held her mouth, and the victim became unconscious,” the officer was quoted as saying by Express.

He allegedly went to another room, gathered some clothes and other incriminating evidence, set them on fire, and fled with the mobile phone of the victim.

'Crime stemmed from obsession'​

Police said that Kurai was the deceased woman's neighbour and had known her for nearly two years. Investigators believe the crime stemmed from his obsession for her.

“Evidence suggests the accused had planned the murder in advance and used fire as a cover-up,” the officer said, adding that the arrest was made on the basis of strong technical and circumstantial evidence.



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Jilted teen killed 34-year-old techie in Bengaluru, passed it off as death in fire. Then, police got a clue

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Teen kills Bengaluru techie for refusing sexual advances; set house on fire to stage accident​


It was initially suspected that she died due to suffocation from smoke, after a fire broke out at her two-bedroom flat, allegedly due to a short circuit, late on the night of January 3.​


Bengaluru:
Bengaluru Police has arrested an 18-year-old teenager on murder charges in connection with the death of a 34-year-old woman software engineer, who was initially suspected to have died in a fire accident, at her apartment in the eastern part of the city.

The accused, identified as Karnal Kurrai, is a native of Kodagu district. The investigation revealed that the accused, who entered the woman's house with the intention of sexually assaulting her, allegedly strangled her to death and then set her house on fire to destroy evidence and make it appear like a fire accident.

Techie was found dead in her flat ​

The victim, DK Sharmila, who hailed from Dakshina Kannada, worked for a prominent tech company in Bengaluru. She was found dead on January 3 after a fire broke out in her flat at Subramanya Layout in the Ramamurthy Nagar police station limits of Bengaluru East, prompting investigators to suspect death due to suffocation from smoke initially. A detailed investigation later revealed that she had been murdered.

Her flatmate had gone to her hometown when the incident happened.

Based on a complaint from a close friend of the victim, Ramamurthy Nagar police registered a case of unnatural death. However, when the case was investigated further, a different truth emerged. Forensic officials found no evidence of an electrical fault, and the post-mortem report revealed that Sharmila died not from burns but from suffocation.

Based on technical evidence, the police traced Karnal Kurai, who is a PUC student and Sharmila's neighbor.

Teen entered the woman's flat through window ​

According to police, the suspect, who lived with his mother next door, allegedly entered the victim's flat through a siding window at around 9 pm on January 3. He allegedly asked her to cooperate sexually, to which she resisted. He is then said to have held her mouth and nose tightly, rendering her unconscious. She suffered a minor injury and was bleeding.

To conceal the crime, Kurai gathered her clothes and other belongings in the bedroom and set them on fire before fleeing with her mobile phone. Kurrai, a resident of Virajpet, lived in Bengaluru with his single mother.

Police arrested the accused on Saturday. He has been charged under sections 103(1), 64(2), 66, and 238 of the BNS (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita). The accused will remain in police custody for three days while further investigation is underway.


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Bengaluru woman harassed and followed by three men on scooter, caught on camera; three arrested​


The incident came to public attention when an eyewitness, Abhinav Vasudevan, shared a video on social media on the night of December 24. The video showed three youths harassing a woman around 10 pm.​


Bengaluru:
The Bengaluru South-East Division Police have arrested three youths, including a minor, in connection with a molestation case involving a woman who was travelling from Jayanagar towards BTM Layout. The arrests were made after a video of the incident surfaced on social media.


Everything you need to know about the case​

The incident came to public attention when an eyewitness, Abhinav Vasudevan, shared a video on social media on the night of December 24. The video showed three youths harassing a woman around 10 pm. He tagged the Bengaluru Police in the post, following which the clip spread quickly online and drew widespread attention.

On December 26, the woman involved in the incident identified herself as actress Pavithra through a social media post. She said the harassment began after she exited Jayanagar Metro Station. According to her account, three youths on a motorcycle followed her through empty lanes and continued to chase her until she reached the main road, causing her severe mental distress.

To handle the situation, Pavithra slowed down her vehicle at the Udupi Garden signal and clicked a photo of the youths following her. Realising they had been captured on camera, the accused tried to flee. She also noted that one of them attempted to hide the motorcycle’s number plate using his leg while escaping.

Based on the video and the victim’s complaint, the police conducted a quick investigation and arrested all three accused. They have been identified as Roshan (19) and Ayaan (19), both working at a chicken shop in Bengaluru, and one minor who works at a local garage. A case has been registered, and the accused have been sent to judicial custody.


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Two held for damaging tollbooth and attacking employees in Dakshina Kannada​


The accused allegedly refused to pay the toll, damaged the tollbooth and assaulted the staff in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada. A case has been registered under multiple sections of the BNS, and the investigation is ongoing.​



New Delhi:
The Bantwal police has arrested a lorry driver and a cleaner on charges of attacking toll employees and damaging the tollbooth in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada on Monday, December 29.


The arrested accused are identified as Bharat (23) - the lorry driver and Tejas (26) - the cleaner. Both of the accused allegedly refused to pay the toll and drove through the Brahamarakootlu toll plaza. The truck arrived from the wrong side of the road in the early hours of the day.

On-duty staff member files complaint​

The complaint was filed by Prashanth B, a 25-year-old resident of Kasaragod. Prashanth was on duty when the incident took place. The accused refused to pay the toll and attacked the employees, Ankit and Rohit.

Meanwhile, they later illegally entered the toll area with two more people and attacked the two staff members again.

Case registered under different sections of the BNS​

A case has been registered under Sections 329(3), 351(2), 352, 115(2), 118(1), 324(2) read with 3(5) of the BNS. Police have also begun the investigation.

Firing at toll plaza in Ludhiana​

Meanwhile, another attack at a toll plaza took place earlier this month in Punjab's Ludhiana. An SUV driver allegedly opened fire on toll plaza employees after they asked him to pay the toll. The incident took place late night on December 7 when a group of youngsters in the SUV forcefully tried to drive through the VIP lane as they looked to avoid the toll payment. When the employees intervened and tried stopping them, the passengers of the SUV opened fire, the toll plaza manager Vipin Rai said.

The employees of the toll plaza ran for cover after the firing of gunshots. "Not only did the occupants open fire, but they also attacked the toll employees with bricks and stones," Rai said.


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Love, suspicion and a murder: Shocking truth of Jhansi's first woman autorickshaw driver's killing​



Acting on tipoff, the police launched an operation to hunt the accused on Friday night. During the operation, he fired at the police, forcing officials to retaliate. In the retaliatory firing, he was shot in the right leg and was subsequently arrested and sent to the medical college for treatment.​


Jhansi:
The Uttar Pradesh Police has arrested the main accused involved in the killing of Jhansi's first woman autorickshaw driver, said officials on Saturday. The victim, who was identified as 35-year-old Anita Chaudhary, was found dead on Monday (January 5) near the Station Road in Jhansi and her post-mortem report revealed that she was shot at.

According to the police, Anita had left her home at 9.30 pm on Sunday (January 4). After she did not return home, her family complained to the police. Later, her body soaked in blood was found at around 2.30 am at the Station Road which comes under the jurisdiction of the Navabad Police Station.

A love affair and a murder​

Following this, Anita's husband, Dwarika Chaudhary, filed a complaint, accusing three people -- Mukesh Jha (37), his son, Shivam (18) and his brother-in-law, Manoj (35) -- of Anita's murder. Based on his complaint, a first information report (FIR) was registered. While Shivam and Manoj were arrested on Monday evening, Mukesh had gone absconding.

Soon, the police launched a probe to hunt down Mukesh and even declared Rs 25,000 award on him. The police said that Mukesh and Anita were in a relationship for the past six to seven years. However, they had a dispute lately, after which Mukesh killed Anita.

Accused held after encounter​

Acting on tipoff, the police launched an operation to hunt Mukesh on Friday night. During the operation, Mukesh fired at the police, forcing officials to retaliate. In the retaliatory firing, Mukesh was shot in the right leg and was subsequently arrested and sent to the medical college for treatment.

During the interrogation, Mukesh told police that he murdered Anita as "felt betrayed in love". The police have also recovered the pistol using which the murder was committed. "The police are conducting a detailed investigation into the matter," Superintendent of Police (City) Preeti Singh said.



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Delhi: NRI doctor couple duped of over Rs 14 crore in 'digital arrest' cyber heist | Video​


On December 24, 2025, the couple received a chilling call from fraudsters posing as law enforcement. Brandishing threats of arrest warrants, bogus lawsuits, PMLA violations, and money laundering charges, the scammers paralysed the Taneja's with fear.​


New Delhi:
A retired NRI doctor couple, who spent nearly five decades serving at the United Nations in the US before returning to India, fell victim to a brazen cyber scam in Delhi, losing their life savings of Rs 14.85 crore. Cybercriminals held Dr Om Taneja and Dr Indira Taneja in a terrifying 17-day 'digital arrest' via relentless video calls, coercing massive bank transfers under threats of fabricated legal action. The shocking fraud, uncovered only after the couple approached police, highlights the ruthless evolution of digital extortion targeting vulnerable seniors.

Decades of service shattered​

Dr Om Taneja and Dr Indira Taneja devoted 48 years to UN service in America, retiring in 2015 to embrace charitable work back home in Delhi. Unwittingly, their hard-earned nest egg became a target for sophisticated scammers. What began as a routine December evening turned into a prolonged ordeal, stripping them of their retirement security and leaving them in profound shock.


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The trap springs: Fake arrest warrants and 17 days of terror​

On December 24, 2025, the couple received a chilling call from fraudsters posing as law enforcement. Brandishing threats of arrest warrants, bogus lawsuits, PMLA violations, and money laundering charges, the scammers paralysed the Taneja's with fear. Keeping them glued to video calls from December 24 to January 10, 2026, the thugs orchestrated a 'digital arrest'- a tactic where victims are psychologically confined, believing real police are en route.

Dr Indira Taneja, who executed the transfers, recounted the manipulation- sums like Rs 2 crore or Rs 2.10 crore were demanded in rapid succession, funnelled into eight different bank accounts. Posing as SHOs, the crooks even rudely berated the couple over speakerphone, mimicking authentic police banter to deepen the deception.

Desperation peaks: Racing to the station, uncovering the mega fraud​

Trapped in panic, Dr Indira rushed to their local police station, only to learn the horrifying truth- no warrants existed, and the 'officers' were fraudsters. The staggering Rs 14.85 crore loss emerged in full, a sum representing their lifelong toil. Devastated, the elderly duo now grapples with emotional trauma alongside financial ruin.

Swift police response: Cyber unit takes the reins​

Recognising the case's gravity, Delhi Police handed the investigation to the Special Cell's IFSO cyber unit. Authorities are tracing the mule accounts, video call origins, and scam scripts, vowing to dismantle the syndicate. This incident underscores a surge in "digital arrest" rackets preying on NRIs and retirees, with warnings issued for citizens to verify calls independently and never transfer funds under duress.


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Woman shot dead in Delhi's Shalimar Bagh, police suspect link to husband's 2023 murder | VIDEO​


Investigators revealed that Rachna Yadav was a key witness in her husband’s murder case. Preliminary suspicion points towards the same criminals being involved in her killing as well.​


A woman was shot dead in Delhi’s Shalimar Bagh area on Friday morning. The incident took place around 11 am under the jurisdiction of the Shalimar Bagh police station. The victim has been identified as Rachna Yadav.


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Victim’s husband was also murdered earlier​

Police said Rachna Yadav’s husband was shot dead by criminals nearly three years ago, in 2023. Since then, she had been actively pursuing the case and had even approached the Supreme Court seeking justice. Some of the accused in her husband’s murder are still absconding.

Investigators revealed that Rachna Yadav was a key witness in her husband’s murder case. Preliminary suspicion points towards the same criminals being involved in her killing as well. However, Delhi Police said the case is being probed from all possible angles and no conclusion has been drawn yet.

A case has been registered under relevant sections of the law at the Shalimar Bagh police station, and teams have been formed to track down the suspects. Police are examining CCTV footage from the area and questioning people linked to both cases.

Rachna Yadav is survived by her two daughters. Her elder daughter is married, while the younger one is currently studying in school.


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Ordnance factory in Bihar's Nalanda gets bomb threat, security tightened​



“It was mentioned in the mail that explosives were planted inside the ordnance factory in Rajgir. Security was immediately beefed up on the premises, and a bomb disposal squad and dog squad pressed into service. Nothing suspicious was found during the operation,” DSP Sunil Kumar Singh said.​


Nalanda (Bihar) :
Security has been tightened at the ordnance factory in Bihar’s Nalanda district after a threat mail was received to blow up the facility, officials said on Monday. The email, reportedly sent from Tamil Nadu and with reference to Pakistani agencies, prompted a massive search operation by security agencies on the factory premises.

Bomb planted inside the ordnance factory in Rajgir​

“It was mentioned in the mail that explosives were planted inside the ordnance factory in Rajgir. Security was immediately beefed up on the premises, and a bomb disposal squad and dog squad pressed into service. Nothing suspicious was found during the operation,” DSP Sunil Kumar Singh told reporters.

Bomb threat sent to official email id of factory​

The late on Sunday, he said. A case has been registered, and the cyber cell has also been engaged to trace the origin of the email.


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6-Year-Old Sobs In Terror After Strangers Enter Jaipur Hotel Room, Woman Details Horror Story

Hotel staff at a five-star hotel entered a guest room unannounced, causing distress to a family and raising privacy issues.​


6-Year-Old Sobs In Terror After Strangers Enter Jaipur Hotel Room, Woman Details Horror Story​

Hotel staff at a five-star hotel entered a guest room unannounced, causing distress to a family and raising privacy issues.​



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A family's relaxing weekend getaway at a luxurious five-star hotel in Jaipur took a frightening turn when two hotel staff members entered their occupied room unannounced. Janhavi Jain, a Delhi-based marketing professional, took to social media to share the incident, which terrified her six-year-old niece, who was left sobbing.

"On Monday evening, around 6:30-7:30 pm, two hotel staff members used a master key to enter one of our rooms. The room had already been cleaned. No one had asked for housekeeping. No one had been informed. My 6-year-old niece walked in right after and found two unknown adults inside the room. She ran out crying," wrote Jain on X (formerly Twitter).

As per Jain, the staffers were not wearing any named badges, which meant the family could not identify them. She questioned the privacy breach, stating what would have happened if someone had been showering or changing clothes.

"What if personal belongings had gone missing? What if my niece had gone missing? What if my niece were alone in the room and sexually assaulted by these men?" asked Jain.

The hotel refused to share CCTV footage of the incident, while the general manager simply shrugged off the incident saying: "So what if they entered."

"A child walked into a room with two unknown adults inside, and this was the response. We're not living in some ideal world. We hear about child sexual abuse, child trafficking, assault, all the time. Parents are already anxious about where their kids are, who they're around, and what spaces are actually safe.'


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'Faced Same Issue'​

As the post went viral, garnering over eight lakh views, social media users questioned the hotel management for not addressing Jain's concerns.

"We have faced the same issue. It had happened 3-4 times. Two times we were inside the room, and two times we were out," said one user, while another added: "This is terrible, did they respond after this post? I am a regular at Hyatt. So this is concerning."

A third commented: "As far as my experience goes, most hotels do a turn-down service of occupied rooms towards the evening. This is done as a matter of daily routine and not when asked only. From your description it seems like that is what was happening."

A fourth said: "Situation awareness is the key. It is an unsafe world out there; always be aware of your surroundings. Sadly there is not much accountability, and you will be considered at fault for raising such issues."

In an update reply, Jain stated that Hyatt Hotels CEO Mark Hoplamazian's team has reached out and is scheduled to follow up within 72 hours.


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Chomu violence: FIR filed against 34, over 100 detained; authorities mull bulldozer action​


According to officials, the incident is linked to the removal of large stones that had been lying for years outside the Qalandari Mosque near the Chomu bus stand, often causing traffic congestion. When the civic team arrived to carry out the removal, a group allegedly attacked the team with stones.​


Jaipur:
FIRs have been filed against 34 individuals and over 100 people were detained after a police and civic administration team was reportedly pelted with stones in Jaipur’s Chomu area. Authorities indicated that bulldozer action against those involved may be considered as part of strict administrative measures.


The violence began outside a mosque and soon spread across the locality. Early Friday morning, heavy stone-pelting from the Pathan Mohalla area prompted swift police action, with the Rapid Action Force (RAF) also deployed to bring the situation under control.


During raids in Pathan Mohalla, a large police force was mobilised, and senior officials remained present on the ground. Police said efforts are underway to identify each stone-pelter and take legal action.

Internet services were suspended due to the violence but were restored on Sunday morning once normalcy returned.

According to officials, the incident is linked to the removal of large stones that had been lying for years outside the Qalandari Mosque near the Chomu bus stand, often causing traffic congestion. On Thursday, the municipal corporation held a meeting with the mosque committee, during which consent was reportedly given to remove the stones. However, when the civic team arrived to carry out the removal, a group allegedly attacked the team with stones.

Drone vigil reveals big planning​

The Pathan Mohalla area is under strict surveillance, including the use of drones. Officials said drone footage revealed bricks, stones and bottles stored on rooftops of several houses. This, they claim, points to a premeditated attack, suggesting that the police and civic teams were deliberately targeted.

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Authorities said the situation is now under control, and further legal and administrative steps will be taken based on ongoing investigations.



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Asansol coal mine collapse: Three dead in illegal extraction amid mafia allegations | Video​



Asansol coal mine collapse: Rescue operations kicked off swiftly, involving BCCL officials, police teams, and heavy machinery like JCB excavators. Poddar, present at the scene, witnessed the recovery of two additional bodies after the first one was retrieved.​



Asansol:
A devastating coal mine collapse struck an open-cast mine in West Bengal's Asansol on Tuesday (January 13), trapping several workers engaged in illegal coal theft. The accident unfolded around 7:45 am in the Barira area under Kulti police station, West Burdwan district, at a site operated by state-owned Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL). BJP MLA Ajay Poddar from Kulti confirmed that five people were initially trapped, with two rescued safely and three bodies recovered during the operation.


Workers had illegally entered the mine- often via dangerous rathole methods- to extract coal, a common but perilous practice in the region driven by economic desperation. The sudden landslide buried them under debris, sparking immediate chaos as locals rushed to the site.

Rescue efforts and casualties​

Rescue operations kicked off swiftly, involving BCCL officials, police teams, and heavy machinery like JCB excavators. Poddar, present at the scene, witnessed the recovery of two additional bodies after the first one was retrieved. Two survivors were rushed to hospitals in critical condition, though exact details on their status remain pending.

Neither police nor mine authorities released official casualty figures initially, fueling uncertainty. The efforts highlighted the hazards of unregulated access, with locals alleging that Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) guards and mine operators often overlook such intrusions.

Official statements and allegations​

District Magistrate Ponnamabalam S of West Burdwan stated, "An investigation is underway to determine what happened. We will be able to provide more details after the investigation is complete." In contrast, BJP MLA Ajay Poddar leveled explosive charges, alleging a "syndicate" involving police, central forces, and coal mafias. "They were extracting coal from rathole. This is a syndicate. Central force, Police and mafia is involved. It is the villagers who die. This is prevalent across Bengal," he told media. These claims point to systemic issues, with locals decrying long-standing illegal mining tolerated for livelihoods, despite known risks.

Local impact and broader context​

A pall of gloom enveloped Kulti following the deaths, as families mourned amid accusations that mine authorities and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) stayed silent despite awareness of intrusions. Residents, many from nearby villages, risk lives daily for coal scraps, evading security for survival in an area rife with theft from open-cast mines.

This tragedy echoes a November 15, 2025, stone mine collapse in Uttar Pradesh's Sonbhadra district, where 15 were trapped, seven bodies recovered, and operations concluded after NDRF/SDRF verification. Sonbhadra SP Abhishek Verma noted the operation's difficulty due to massive boulders, underscoring recurring mining safety


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YouTuber 'Savukku' Shankar's arrest triggers row in Tamil Nadu: What is this issue all about?​


Hours before getting arrested, the YouTuber had released a video on social media and claimed that the police were trying to arrest him in a 'false' case that had been filed by a film producer. He alleged that the police were trying to arrest him on the instructions of a senior official.​


Chennai:
The Chennai Police on Saturday arrested YouTuber 'Savukku' Shankar from his residence in connection with an alleged assault and extortion case filed by film producer Ayesha Sadiq. Apart from Shankar, five members of his team were also arrested.


A video has also gone viral on social media, showing the police arriving at Shankar's residence, but the YouTuber refused to open his door. According to the police, officials were ready to show details for the arrest and also the warrant.

"He refused to open the door, insisting that the police first speak to his advocates before stepping in," news agency PTI quoted an official as saying.

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Shankar's pre-arrest video​

Hours before getting arrested, the YouTuber had released a video on social media and claimed that the police were trying to arrest him in a 'false' case that had been filed by a film producer. He alleged that the police were trying to arrest him on the instructions of a senior official.

In his video, Shankar even alleged that the police have claimed that he and his team 'snatched' Rs 2 lakh from the producer and thrashed him. However, he said all these things are 'fabricated', and such an incident has never happened.

"The police issued summons in October end, and I replied stating that the said film producer had never visited my office or that I had sought money to remove a video that allegedly defamed him," Shankar said.

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What political parties said on Shankar's arrest?​

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has come to the defence of Shankar and slammed Chief Minister MK Stalin-led Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government in the state. In a post on social media, BJP chief spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathi condemned Shankar's arrest and said the DMK has "unleashed repression and anarchy" in the state.

BJP leader Nainar Nagendran also hit out at the DMK and said the Stalin government is "strangling freedom of expression". "The arrest of journalist Savukku Shankar by the DMK government’s security forces by breaking down the door of his house with a rock is highly condemnable," he said.

The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), BJP's alliance partner, also condemned Shankar's arrest. Meanwhile, Congress MP Karti Chidambaram posted on X: "While I don’t subscribe to or endorse him, this repeated recurring arrests of Savukku Shankar is blatant harassment."


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'Death Threats, Vandalism By Kuki Insurgents': Naga Body Files Police Case In Manipur​


In the first information report (FIR) filed on Wednesday, the Ireng Naga Village Authority alleged that KNF/UPF insurgents came to the village and vandalised public property including a shed at a bus stop at 11.30 pm on January 11​



Imphal:
A village authority of the Naga tribes in Manipur has filed a police case alleging death threats and vandalism by insurgents of the Kuki National Front (KNF) in their village in Kangpokpi district, 45 km from the state capital Imphal.

In the first information report (FIR) filed on Wednesday, the Ireng Naga Village Authority alleged that KNF/UPF insurgents came to the village and vandalised public property including a shed at a bus stop at 11.30 pm on January 11.

The insurgents also "defaced the village memorial stone by writing 'Kukiland' and 'Stay Away'... acts [that] amount to criminal trespass, mischief, and deliberate ethnic intimidation," the Naga village authority said in the FIR.

NDTV has seen a copy of the FIR.

The UPF is short for United People's Front, one of the two umbrella groups of insurgents that signed the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) agreement with the Centre and the state government. The KNF is a part of the UPF.

"On 12 January 2026, after villagers held a peaceful road blocked seeking protection, one Tiger Kipgen (Thangboi/Haogenthang Kipgen), reportedly a KNF commander, contacted the village chairman via WhatsApp and mobile calls at 12.05 pm and issued explicit threats of open gunfire and burning down the entire village," the Ireng Naga Village Authority said in the FIR.

"Later, on the same day, at about 2.01 pm, 30-40 heavily armed cadres were sighted advancing towards the village, causing panic and fear of imminent attack," it said.

The villagers said the incident was a clear violation of the SoO agreement's ground rules.

'Death Threats, Vandalism By Kuki Insurgents': Naga Body Files Police Case In Manipur​

In the first information report (FIR) filed on Wednesday, the Ireng Naga Village Authority alleged that KNF/UPF insurgents came to the village and vandalised public property including a shed at a bus stop at 11.30 pm on January 11​


A village authority of the Naga tribes in Manipur has filed a police case alleging death threats and vandalism by insurgents of the Kuki National Front (KNF) in their village in Kangpokpi district, 45 km from the state capital Imphal.

In the first information report (FIR) filed on Wednesday, the Ireng Naga Village Authority alleged that KNF/UPF insurgents came to the village and vandalised public property including a shed at a bus stop at 11.30 pm on January 11.

The insurgents also "defaced the village memorial stone by writing 'Kukiland' and 'Stay Away'... acts [that] amount to criminal trespass, mischief, and deliberate ethnic intimidation," the Naga village authority said in the FIR.

NDTV has seen a copy of the FIR.

The UPF is short for United People's Front, one of the two umbrella groups of insurgents that signed the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) agreement with the Centre and the state government. The KNF is a part of the UPF.


"On 12 January 2026, after villagers held a peaceful road blocked seeking protection, one Tiger Kipgen (Thangboi/Haogenthang Kipgen), reportedly a KNF commander, contacted the village chairman via WhatsApp and mobile calls at 12.05 pm and issued explicit threats of open gunfire and burning down the entire village," the Ireng Naga Village Authority said in the FIR.

"Later, on the same day, at about 2.01 pm, 30-40 heavily armed cadres were sighted advancing towards the village, causing panic and fear of imminent attack," it said.

The villagers said the incident was a clear violation of the SoO agreement's ground rules.

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The SoO agreement was first formally signed in 2008. Every year, a joint monitoring group reviews the agreement and decides its future. Broadly, the SoO agreement says the insurgents are to stay at designated camps and their weapons kept in locked storage, to be monitored regularly. It was last extended for a year in September 2025.

'Indefinite Bandh'​

Another Naga civil society group, the Foothills Naga Coordination Committee (FNCC), has confirmed support for an "indefinite bandh" called by the Joint Tribe Council. The FNCC in a statement said the authorities have not kept their word on commitments made in previous meetings.

In August 2025, following protests by the FNCC, the Manipur government held a meeting with the civil society organisation's representatives in Imphal. A post-meeting statement said it was clarified that the state government had not approved or sanctioned any road called 'Tiger/German road' as pointed out by the FNCC.

"Necessary legal action will be taken after verifying the status of such illegal constructions/naming, if any on ground, will not be permitted," a statement signed by leaders of four tribal organisations of the FNCC and Manipur home secretary N Ashok Kumar had said.

The areas that 'German/Tiger Road' pass are not far from some designated camps of Kuki insurgent groups under the SoO agreement. The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has stopped the illegal work on this so-called road that passes through forests.


The Indigenous Peoples Forum, Manipur (IPFM) has also strongly condemned what it called the continued curtailment of the constitutional and fundamental rights of the indigenous peoples of Manipur due to the impunity granted under the SoO agreement.

"The recent incident involving the Liangmai indigenous community of Ireng Naga village (Puilong), Kangpokpi district, is a glaring example of this grave injustice. Armed cadres of the Kuki National Front operating under the UPF, and purportedly bound by the SoO agreement, allegedly vandalised public property, desecrated village memorials with provocative and divisive slogans such as 'Kukiland' and 'Stay Away... Such acts constitute blatant violations of the SoO ground rules and amount to criminal intimidation and terror against indigenous people," the IPFM said in a statement to the media.

Thadou Tribe Condemns Incident​

The Thadou Human Rights Advocacy in a statement said it unequivocally condemns the government for its failure to enforce the SoO agreement.

"This abdication of responsibility has once again directly enabled armed intimidation, vandalism, death threats, and territorial aggression against indigenous communities of Manipur," the civil society organisation of the Thadou tribe said.

"We demand the immediate disarming and prosecution of all SoO cadres involved in the Ireng Naga attack and threats; the suspension of the SoO agreement until credible enforcement mechanisms are implemented; and the deployment of neutral security forces to protect all indigenous communities without bias," it said.


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Petrol Poured On Man's Private Parts In Custody, 3 Bihar Cops Suspended​


The man, along with two of his colleagues, was detained over charges of theft of 60 grams of gold from a jewellery shop in Samastipur.​



Patna:
Three police officials have been suspended in Bihar after a jewellery store worker was thrashed in custody and petrol was poured on his private parts allegedly to force a theft confession.

The man, along with two of his colleagues, was detained over charges of theft of 60 grams of gold from a jewellery shop in Samastipur in December.

He was later released due to a lack of evidence of his involvement. Upon returning home after four days in police custody, his health deteriorated and he is now in a critical condition.

The owner of the store where the theft had occurred had also thrashed the man and other employees and threatened to throw them off from the roof before they were taken into custody by the police on December 31.

n police custody for four days, he alleged he was repeatedly assaulted and petrol was poured on his private parts. As his condition worsened, he was released on bond on January 5.

The police have also been accused of demanding a bribe to release him.

His mother claimed that he was being framed and that even she and her husband were detained at the Tajpur police station for three days. The cops demanded Rs 50,000 to release his family members, he alleged.

During this time, his house was also searched, but no jewellery was found. Despite that, the police kept thrashing him and forcing him to confess, the man alleged.

Acting over the allegations, Superintendent of Police (SP) Arvind Pratap Singh suspended three officials, including the station in-charge. The suspended officials include Station in-charge Shankar Sharan Das, Rajvansh Kumar, and Rahul Kumar.


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WhatsApp Friendship Costs UP Man Rs 1.92 Crore, Another Man Poses As Woman​


Police here have arrested the accused, identified as Imran Ghazi (34), a resident of Mishripur Depot area under Gudamba police station here, officials said on Tuesday.​



Lucknow:
For a Lucknow man, a WhatsApp friendship with a 'woman' that began with casual chats and calls ended in a Rs 1.92 crore cyber fraud. Then came the second shock -- the person he had been talking to was a man who posed as a woman to lure him into investing money in fake schemes.

Police here have arrested the accused, identified as Imran Ghazi (34), a resident of Mishripur Depot area under Gudamba police station here, officials said on Tuesday.

Shalabh Pandey lodged a complaint on June 2, 2025, that a woman, who identified herself as Bhavika Shetty, befriended him on WhatsApp and gradually persuaded him to invest money by promising high returns. He transferred Rs 1.92 crore to various bank accounts and later found that it was a cyber fraud, police said.

An FIR was registered at the Cyber Crime police station here under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Section 66(D) (cheating by personation using computer resources) of the Information Technology Act.

Following an investigation, a police team arrested Ghazi on Tuesday, the officials said.

During questioning, the accused told police that after his Axis Bank account was frozen, he procured forged Aadhaar and PAN cards and opened multiple bank accounts with the help of an associate, Shehzad, to receive fraud proceeds, they said.

Police said Rs 54 lakh of the cheated amount was routed through Ghazi's accounts, which showed transactions of about Rs 1.52 crore within a month.

Fake identity documents were recovered from the possession of the accused. Further investigation is underway to trace other members of the racket, they said.



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Hyderabad Cops Bust Inter-State Temple Theft Gang, Find Items Worth Rs 26 Lakh​


A theft had occurred at the Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple in Hyderabad on the intervening night of January 6 and January 7.​



Hyderabad:
In a major breakthrough, the police in Hyderabad have busted an interstate temple theft gang and recovered gold, silver and copper ornaments worth about Rs 26 lakh that were stolen.

A theft had occurred at the Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple in Hyderabad on the intervening night of January 6 and January 7, following which the police launched a probe. During the preliminary investigation, it was found that the thieves broke into the sanctum sanctorum and fled with valuable items.

A special team was then formed that scanned footage from over 200 CCTV cameras along possible entry and escape routes.

Using technical surveillance, suspect-database checks and modus operandi matching, investigators zeroed in on the gang and began coordinated raids.

After a week-long hunt, the officials identified five accused and arrested them: Maharaju Mallikarjun, Dunnapothula Pawan Kalyan, Dandi Anil Teja, Kambapu Vijay and Thangila Manikanta Durga Prasad (also known as Akhil).

Investigators also recovered temple ornaments and idols worth Rs 26 lakh, along with a two-wheeler and five smartphones used by the accused.

However, the prime accused, Neelapu Neelaiah, who has over a dozen police cases registered against him, and another suspect, Bashya Venkat Mohith Kumar, are still on the run.

Police said Neelaiah, Mallikarjun, Mohith Kumar and Kalyan hatched the conspiracy to target temples, while Anil Teja, Vijay and Akhil helped dispose of the stolen property.


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Cruise Operator Fined Rs 5,000 For Dumping Sewage In Ganga In Varanasi​


District Magistrate Satyendra Kumar said action was taken after a video went viral showing sewage flowing into the Ganga from a valve of the cruise.​



The district administration here on Wednesday imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on the Alaknanda cruise for allegedly polluting the Ganga river, officials said.

District Magistrate Satyendra Kumar said action was taken after a video went viral showing sewage flowing into the Ganga from a valve of the cruise.

A probe was conducted by a committee formed by the municipal corporation, which submitted its report to the administration.

According to the report, the cruise was stationed for routine maintenance at the time of the incident and cleaning of the septic tank and sewerage system had been carried out.

The cruise management told the committee that the discharge was from an emergency valve that was being inspected, during which a staff member used a toilet, causing sewage to flow directly into the river instead of the septic tank.

Based on the findings, the district administration imposed a fine on the operating company, the district magistrate said, adding that the Pollution Control Board has also issued a notice seeking an explanation.

He directed the cruise management to install a separate tank for the emergency valve to ensure that the Ganga is not polluted under any circumstances in the future.


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Two Die After Consuming Sweets From Unclaimed Bag In Madhya Pradesh​


Police continue to probe angles like what was in the sweets that rendered the seven people who ate them severely ill, and also who left them outside the PHED office.​



Two people have died after eating sweets found outside a government office in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara, months after the 24 children in the district died from poisoning after consuming a cough syrup.

Last week, the on-duty security guard at Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) office found an unclaimed bag of vegetables and sweets outside the premises. Hours after he ate some of the sweets, 50-year-old Dasaru Yaduvanshi was rushed to the hospital with severe vomiting and diarrhoea. On January 11, two days after he consumed the sweets, he died during treatment.

A day after Yaduvanshi consumed the sweets, the family of a nearby tea stall owner also consumed them. By January 11, 72-year-old father Sunder Lal Kathuria, his wife, two daughters, daughter-in-law and granddaughter were rushed to the hospital with the same symptoms - violent vomiting, diarrhoea and weakness.

While some of his family members recovered and some are still undergoing treatment, Kathuria died.

Police continue to probe angles like what was in the sweets that rendered the seven people who ate them severely ill, and also who left them outside the PHED office. "The autopsy report has been inconclusive. The viscera has been preserved and sent to the forensic science lab. Samples of the sweets have also been sent to the food testing laboratory to find out whether they were contaminated or deliberately poisoned," said Junnardeo police station in-charge Rakesh Singh Baghel.


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2 Arrested For Trying To Sell Child In Kolkata, 5-Year-Old Rescued: Cops​



The accused have been identified as Ranjeet Shah alias Neeraj Beldar (29) and Kajal (29), both from Khagaria district in Bihar, and two mobile phones have been seized from them, a senior police officer said.​



New Delhi:
Delhi Police has rescued a five-year-old kidnapped boy and arrested two people, including a woman, for allegedly planning to sell the child in Kolkata, an official said on Thursday.

The accused have been identified as Ranjeet Shah alias Neeraj Beldar (29) and Kajal (29), both from Khagaria district in Bihar, and two mobile phones have been seized from them, a senior police officer said.

During interrogation, the accused confessed to kidnapping the child with the intention of selling him for easy money.

Kajal told the investigators that she conspired with Ranjeet Shah, who planned to sell the child for Rs 1 lakh by falsely claiming to be the child's parents.

Police said the accused travelled to Patna and later to Kolkata after the kidnapping, where attempts were made to sell the child, but the deal did not materialise.

They were arrested while trying to make attempts to sell the child during their onward journey, the officer said.

According to police, Asad (5) was kidnapped from his residence in Shakurpur in northwest Delhi on January 9. Police registered a case on the complaint of Asad's father, Mohd Sahid (38).

Three teams were constituted to crack the case, the officer said. While scanning CCTV camera footage from the area, police noticed a woman suspect moving with the child and repeatedly making phone calls.

Further investigation helped police identify the person she was in contact with as Ranjeet Shah, whose location was traced to Khagaria in Bihar, the officer said.

A team was dispatched to Khagaria, which arrested Ranjeet Shah from a moving bus.

Meanwhile, call detail records and technical inputs suggested that the woman accused was travelling by train with the child.

Accordingly, a team was sent to the Kanpur Central railway station, which found that the woman and the child were on board the Vaishali Express.

The woman was finally arrested, and the child rescued, in a coordinated operation when the train reached the Tundla railway station in Uttar Pradesh, police said.

The successful operation was the result of sustained efforts involving CCTV footage analysis, technical surveillance and interstate coordination across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal, the officer said.


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Couple, Another Woman Killed In Explosion In Jharkhand's Hazaribagh​


The nature and cause of the explosion are yet to be ascertained.​


An explosion in Hazaribagh on Wednesday claimed the lives of three people, including a husband and wife and another woman, as per officials.

The nature and cause of the explosion are yet to be ascertained. Forensic teams and police personnel, along with a sniffer dog, are present at the spot, Michaelraj S, Inspector General (IG) Operations and Jharkhand Police spokesperson, said.

Further details in the incident are awaited.

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Drunk Excavator Operator Goes On Rampage In UP, Runs Over Parked Cars​


On CCTV, the driver was seen losing control of the heavy machine and smashing multiple four-wheelers along the road.​


A Poclain (excavator) operator, who was allegedly in a drunken state, ran over half a dozen parked vehicles in Uttar Pradesh's Deoria on Tuesday evening.

On CCTV, the driver was seen losing control of the heavy machine and smashing multiple four-wheelers along the CC Road near the Hanuman Temple at 7:50 pm.

Abhishek, an eyewitness, told NDTV, "The Poclain driver ran over four to five vehicles. As he was moving the machine from side to side, chaos broke out at the spot."

In the video, multiple people ran up to the driver and asked him to turn off the engine. The operator, who appeared to be unaware of what was happening around him, almost killed a man sitting inside a car.

The crowd was seen rushing to the man in a black SUV and taking him out of the vehicle before the machine smashed its bonnet.

Some were seen attempting to climb onto the machine to pull the driver out. While one attempt failed, another person managed to get close, but the driver suddenly restarted the machine, briefly pushing the man before turning the front of the vehicle towards the crowd.

Passersby ran in different directions, while some two-wheeler riders were seen diverting onto the footpath to escape.

Another eyewitness, Rakesh, said, "I was going to buy food for my dog when I saw the Poclain standing in the middle of the road and hitting several vehicles as if it was intentionally crashing into something."

Soon after receiving the information about the accident, the police reached the spot, detained the driver, and seized the machine. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances of the incident.


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Haryana Police Remove 67 Songs Promoting Gun Culture From Digital Platforms​


The official sources said some songs sung by Haryanvi rappers are among the 67 songs, which were removed during the past nearly one year.​



Sixty-seven songs promoting gang lifestyle and glorifying weapons and violence have been removed from digital platforms, the Haryana Police said in a statement on Tuesday.

"The action taken against 67 songs is part of a larger campaign, and further strict action will continue," Haryana Director General of Police (DGP) Ajay Singhal said.

The police in its statement did not name the songs that have been taken down.

However, the official sources said some songs sung by Haryanvi rappers are among the 67 songs, which were removed during the past nearly one year.

In February 2025, the Haryana Police had initiated action against songs that allegedly promote gun culture, "glorify" violence, and incite hatred.

Accordingly, the initiative brought singers, social media, and other such platforms under the lens.

The Haryana Police, particularly its cybercrime unit's teams monitor social media and take appropriate action where required.

Notably, in March 2025 alone, more than 10 songs were taken down from various social media platforms, with few of them sung by popular Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma.



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The Haryana Police had then maintained that some of his tracks promote gun culture.

In his reaction, Sharma earlier said, "There are so many songs of other artists which have not been pulled down from social media. If the government has started from me, it is good, but the action should be fair." Meanwhile, the Haryana Police statement on Tuesday said, in a major crackdown against gang culture and the glorification of weapons and violence, the Special Task Force (STF) and Cyber Unit of Haryana Police have carried out a landmark operation that has significantly reshaped the digital space.

During an extensive investigation, the STF and cyber teams found that several songs were influencing youth, glorifying gangsters, and portraying an unrealistic image of luxury associated with criminal life, thereby pushing young people toward crime, according to the statement.

Responding to this alarming trend, the Haryana Police acted against 67 objectionable songs available on social media platforms.

"As a result, most of the content has either been removed or blocked," the statement read.

The Haryana Police made it clear that this is only the beginning and more stringent actions will follow against such content.

DGP Singhal termed the action a crucial step taken in the interest of society and the younger generation.

He said that the Haryana Police's objective is not merely to stop criminal activities, but also to save young people from stepping into the world of crime.

The DGP emphasised that such songs project criminals as role models and showcase a glamorous lifestyle that is far from reality.

Often, the families of the criminals also suffer because of their criminal activities, he said.

The DGP reiterated that the police has adopted a clear and firm policy -- no platform will be allowed to host content that promotes crime culture.

The action taken is part of a larger campaign, and further strict action will continue, he said.

He also appealed to artists and content creators to act responsibly and avoid producing content that misleads the youth.

STF IG Satheesh Balan said that considering the increasing influence of digital content on the youth, the police have also held discussions with singers, lyricists, and creators, advising them not to glorify violence, gangster elements, or weapons. Such content spreads fear, fuels criminal tendencies, and promotes insecurity in society, Balan said.

He added that STF and cyber teams are also closely monitoring people who like or share posts of criminals on social media.

Gangsters often use such platforms to lure and recruit youth into their networks, pushing them toward a destructive path. The police aim to prevent this and guide the youth to use their talent for productive and nation-building activities instead of contributing to criminal ecosystems, he said.

Parallel to the digital crackdown, Haryana STF has achieved significant successes in dismantling the terror-gangster nexus operating through foreign handlers.

Intelligence-based operations have exposed several modules using local networks to further terror-linked activities, the Haryana Police said.

The Haryana STF's dual approach -- curbing gang culture on digital platforms and simultaneously dismantling the terror-gangster nexus -- is proving to be a milestone in enhancing internal security in the state, it said.



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Russian Man Kills Two Women Friends By Slitting Their Throats In Goa​


Leonov allegedly killed both his friends by slitting their throats. Leonov was arrested by police and further probe into the murders is underway.​



Panaji:
Russian national Aleksei Leonov was arrested for allegedly killing compatriots Elena Vaneeva and Elena Kasthanova in north Goa on January 14 and January 15 in Arambol and Morjim villages, a police official said on Friday.

He killed his friend Elena Vaneeva (37) on her room at Morjim on January 14 by slitting her neck with a knife, the Mandrem police station official said.

As per the complaint by Vaneeva's landlady, the incident happened after 11 pm, he added.

The accused later went to to Arambol village, situated eight kilometres away, on January 15 evening to meet his friend Elena Kasthanova (37).

He tied her with rope-like material and later slit her throat, a Morjim police station official said.

Both bodies were recovered on Friday, as per police.

Leonov was arrested by Mandrem police and further probe into the double murders is underway.



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'Zubeen Garg Was Intoxicated, But Made To Drink A Lot': Assam Cops On Motive​


"People who were responsible for him [Zubeen Garg] such as the agent and manager, organisers, these accused people failed him," Assam special DGP and SIT head MP Gupta told NDTV​



'Zubeen Garg Was Intoxicated, But Made To Drink A Lot': Assam Cops On Motive​

"People who were responsible for him [Zubeen Garg] such as the agent and manager, organisers, these accused people failed him," Assam special DGP and SIT head MP Gupta told NDTV​


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The Assam special investigation team (SIT) that is looking into the death of singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg has announced similar findings as the police in Singapore, but has also added that there could have been a motive behind the singer being served a lot of alcohol.

The police in Singapore had told a local court there that Zubeen Garg entered the waters off Lazarus Island without a life jacket and drowned. His body had alcohol over four times the legal limit, with toxicology detecting hypertension and epilepsy medication, but no other drugs.

The Assam SIT said it found a very high level of alcohol in the singer's body, but added murder charges because it suspected there could have been a motive behind making the singer drink a lot.

Zubeen Garg died in Singapore in September last year.

"While we would not comment on the investigation in Singapore, we have completed our investigation and we have submitted our chargesheet. It's in court and it's sub-judice," Assam special DGP and SIT head MP Gupta told NDTV.

"We have gone into much depth and we also found that blood alcohol level was extremely high. It was so high that in that situation a person would lose control of bodily movement and his mental faculties would not be safe," Gupta said.


"People who were responsible for him such as the agent and manager, organisers, these accused people failed him," the officer said.

Zubeen Garg's wife, Garima Saikia, in a post on social media said the family's pursuit of truth has been lawful, relentless and ongoing across jurisdictions. She said concerns arose only after videos from the yacht surfaced on social media, days after the incident.

A first information report (FIR) was then filed in Assam, followed by the SIT's formation. The Assam Police's chargesheet ran into 2,500-pages and had charges including murder.

The family said the Singapore authorities began proceedings on their own after the incident, with the Indian High Commission coordinating legal and post-mortem processes. They said all communication with Singapore Police was carried out formally and was not made public during the investigation period.

Referring to the coroner's court proceedings, the family said questions were placed on record regarding safety arrangements on the yacht, Zubeen Garg's physical condition, the sequence of events before he entered the sea, the response when he showed visible distress, and the timing and adequacy of medical assistance.

The family appealed to the central and the Assam governments to closely monitor the proceedings in Singapore and ensure that all facts are placed before the court. Reiterating that they have explored every lawful avenue, the family said their pursuit of justice remains unwavering.

The SIT says their investigation is watertight.

"There are acts of omission and illegal acts of commission. They invited him to jump into the water. The accused persons fully knew the medical advice given by doctors. They gave him more alcohol even after he was drunk," Gupta said.

"We have found how his manager misappropriated a large sum of money from Zubeen's income. He had reasons to act against Zubeen Garg. We have gone into minute by minute happenings after Zubeen Garg landed in Singapore. We have also done an investigation into what happened in Zubeen Garg's life ahead of going to Singapore," the police officer said.



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Rs 1,000-Crore Illicit Funds Routed Via Mule Accounts, CBI Charges 19​


The agency has taken action on the basis of its preliminary enquiry, which exposed 13 mule accounts opened in the names of non-existent companies using forged documents, they said.​



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The CBI has registered an FIR against a branch head of Punjab & Sind Bank and 18 others for allegedly opening mule accounts which were used to conceal and layer funds over Rs 1,000 crore generated from cybercrime and other illicit activities, officials said Friday.

The agency has taken action on the basis of its preliminary enquiry, which exposed 13 mule accounts opened in the names of non-existent companies using forged documents, they said.

The agency found that several individuals arranged forged and fabricated KYC documents, false rent agreements and other fabricated supporting documents used for opening the accounts in the bank's Government Girls Senior Secondary School Branch in Rajasthan's Sriganganagar. Vikas Wadhwa was the head of that branch.

"The said accounts were allegedly opened with the connivance and criminal conspiracy of unknown bank officials, violating KYC norms, due diligence requirements and standard operating procedures," the agency has alleged in the FIR.

A mule account - set up using falsified identification documents - is primarily used to move or launder illicit money, with or without the knowledge of the individuals whose details have been used to open the account.

"Fake site visit reports and business verification were created by the bank officials to facilitate opening of these current accounts in the names of fictitious firms," the agency FIR alleged.

The central probe agency said all the 13 firms in whose names the said current accounts were opened were non-existent and created solely to open and operate these current accounts using forged and fabricated documents.

It is further revealed that significant transactions worth thousands of crores of rupees were routed through these mule accounts through various banking channels and digital platforms, the FIR alleged.

"These accounts were subsequently used to route, layer and transfer proceeds of cyber-crime and other illicit activities. The transaction amount involved...is about Rs. 1084.00 crore," the agency alleged.

The CBI said accused persons, including Wadhwa, made illicit gain for themselves and corresponding "wrongful reputational loss" to the Punjab & Sind Bank.

"Besides this, if the allegations of money laundering are made out, the accused persons have also exposed the bank to the risk of penalties, thereby placing the bank in a position where it is likely to suffer financial loss on account of such penalties as well," the CBI FIR alleged.


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16-Year-Old Stripped And Paraded Naked For 1.5 km By Girl's Family In Ujjain​


Police officials said the minor had been in a relationship with a girl of the same age. The two had eloped three months earlier, but later surrendered at a police station​



An incident highlighting mob justice and public humiliation has sparked outrage in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain, after a 16-year-old boy was allegedly stripped naked, tied with ropes, and paraded for approximately 1.5 km by members of a girl's family.

The incident, which occurred on Thursday, came to light on Friday after a video was widely shared on social media.

Police officials said the minor, a resident of Panwasa on Maksi Road, had been in a relationship with a girl of the same age from the same locality. The two had eloped three months earlier, but later surrendered at a police station. The boy claimed he was sent to jail while the girl was placed in a juvenile home. After his release about a month later, he moved to Dewas, along with his specially abled mother, to live with his aunt.

On Thursday, his mother's health suddenly worsened, prompting the boy to return to the Shri Synthetics area in Ujjain to meet a friend and arrange funds for her treatment. It was here that the girl's family allegedly ambushed him.

The teenager alleged that Bhola Bairagi, Seema Bairagi, Rahul Bairagi, Rudraksh Bairagi, and Vishnu Bairagi brutally assaulted him, tore off his clothes, tied his hands with a rope, and paraded him naked from the Shankarpur area to the Panwasa police station. The group reportedly threatened to kill him if he ever returned to Ujjain. The boy said he pleaded for help from onlookers, but no one intervened.

On Friday, the teenager and his disabled mother approached the Ujjain Police Control Room to file a complaint.

Additional Superintendent of Police Alok Sharma said four individuals were involved in stripping and publicly parading the 16-year-old minor. "An FIR has been registered and all four accused have been arrested," he said.



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Hyderabad Shocker: Mother Poisons 11-Month-Old Son Before Taking Her Own Life Amid Marital Strife​


A 27-year-old Hyderabad woman allegedly poisoned her 11-month-old son before dying by suicide at her Meerpet home, with police probing marital disputes as the possible trigger.​



A 27-year-old woman in Hyderabad allegedly poisoned her 11-month-old son before dying by suicide at their residence near Meerpet on Friday, police said. The woman, identified as Sushmitha, was reportedly facing marital discord with her husband, Yashwanth Reddy.
According to the police, Sushmitha is suspected to have administered poison to her infant son, Ashwanth Nandan Reddy, before taking her own life. The incident as per a report by Times of India, came to light when her sister-in-law, Lalitha (45), discovered the bodies.
Lalitha allegedly attempted suicide after the discovery and was rushed to a local hospital, where she is currently undergoing treatment.

A complaint has been filed by Sushmitha’s uncle, Bitha Sanjeeva Reddy. Police have registered a case and said an investigation is underway to ascertain the exact circumstances that led to the deaths and whether there were any warning signs prior to the incident. Forensic teams have collected samples from the house, and postmortem examinations are being conducted to establish the exact cause of death.

The case has revived memories of a similar incident reported in 2024 from Medchal district, where a 30-year-old woman allegedly fed a poison-laced soft drink to her six-year-old son before consuming it herself. In that case, police said the woman was suffering from depression after her husband had walked out on her four years earlier. The child died, while the woman was admitted to the ICU.
According to Medchal police, the woman in that case also had health complications. “She mixed poisonous substances in a soft drink and first offered it to her son before consuming it herself. After her family noticed them unconscious, they were rushed to a nearby private hospital, where the doctors declared the boy dead,” the police had said. The woman was booked under Section 302 (murder) of the IPC.


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Hamirpur Horror: Youth Accused of Exploiting Minor, Posting Videos, Nabbed After Encounter​


According to the police, the accused, Abaan Khan hid his identity and introduced himself to a minor from a different faith in Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh, in order to maintain physical relationship with her.​



Lucknow: A 20-year-old accused who was on the run after sexually exploiting a minor and posting her objectionable videos on social media was arrested by police on late Thursday night after an encounter in Hamirpur district.
According to the police, the accused, Abaan Khan hid his identity and introduced himself to a minor from a different faith in Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh, in order to maintain physical relationship with her. The accused Khan, not only sexually exploited the minor but also recorded objectionable video of her and later pressurized her to convert to his faith, when the minor refused to convert to different faith, the accused shared the objectionable video on social media platform.

The video went viral on social media, after which the victim's family got to know about the incident and they reported the matter to the Hamirpur police, based on the complaint given by the victim's family an FIR was lodged under relevant section of BNS, POCSO Act and Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act. The police launched a probe and a manhunt to nab the accused while his father's lodge was also raided by the administration.

The police said that they have arrested the main accused, Abaan Khan and his father Maulana Khan. Circle Officer of Hamirpur police, Rajesh Kamal said that they arrested the accused and later took him to a jungle to recover the mobile phone which was used in the crime, it is when he used a country-made pistol which was already kept there to open fire at the police team and in retaliation suffered the bullet injury. The police team recovered the weapon along with ammunition and the accused was taken to the district hospital.

Earlier in the day, the locals protested in the Hamirpur district against the accused and also pelted the stones at the accused's residence in which a vehicle parked outside the residence was also damaged. The police says that the law and order in the district is under control.


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How Mumbai Criminal Used Sunny Deol’s Famous Dialogue ‘Sorry Bol’ To Snatch Chains in Borivali​


In Mumbai, a habitual offender used a method inspired by a Bollywood dialogue to execute chain-snatching crimes. Sadik Mohammed Akhtar Khan, known for his previous offenses, would create staged confrontations in crowded areas, demanding apologies while stealthily snatching gold chains. His tactics involved using aggressive behavior to distract victims, making the theft appear seamless.​



Mumbai: A Bollywood punchline has leapt off the screen and onto Mumbai’s streets — with crime as the plot twist. Inspired by actor Sunny Deol’s popular “Sorry bol” dialogue from the film Jatt, a habitual offender allegedly turned filmi aggression into a chain-snatching trick, using staged arguments to distract pedestrians before stealing their jewellery, as per a Mid-day report.
Police said the accused would deliberately bump into people in crowded areas, trigger a confrontation, aggressively demand an apology, and then quietly snatch gold chains in the chaos before vanishing into the crowd. The unusual modus operandi came to an end after the Kasturba Marg police arrested the suspect, bringing a dramatic halt to what officers describe as a crime spree straight out of a movie script.

How the ‘Sorry Bol’ Trick Worked​

Police explained that the accused would first approach pedestrians randomly on busy streets and position himself close enough to create contact.

He would then push the victim and immediately start arguing, repeatedly shouting “sorry bol”, forcing the person to apologise. As the argument escalated, he would block the victim’s path, grab their collar or behave aggressively, ensuring the victim remained focused on the confrontation.

Moments later — while the victim was distracted, confused or intimidated — he would swiftly yank the gold chain and flee.

Accused Identified as History-Sheeter From Bhiwandi​

Police identified the accused as Sadik Mohammed Akhtar Khan (36), a resident of Bhiwandi, calling him a known offender with a long criminal record.
Officers said Khan intentionally created confrontations to buy himself a few seconds — just enough to remove jewellery unnoticed, as per the report.

Borivli Incident: Victim Realised Chain Missing Moments Later​

One of the reported cases was filed by a 43-year-old private company employee from Borivli East.
According to his statement, the incident happened on December 13, at around 7.20 pm, when he was walking home from Borivli station. Near SBI Bank at Raidongri, Dattapada, an unknown man suddenly pushed him and accused him of not apologising.
The accused allegedly forced him to say “sorry”, blocked his way when he attempted to leave, and grabbed his collar while continuing the argument. After the man finally moved away, the complainant realised his gold chain worth around Rs 90,000 was missing.
Suspecting theft during the staged altercation, he approached police and lodged a complaint. A case was registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including Section 303(2).

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CCTV Leads to Arrest From Bhiwandi​

Following the complaint, a team from Kasturba Marg police station analysed CCTV footage from the area.
Under the guidance of DCP Mahesh Chimate and Senior Inspector Jairaj Ranaware, PSI Dheeraj Waykos and his detection team tracked and arrested Khan from Bhiwandi on January 7, as per the report.
Further investigation revealed the accused has more than 25 criminal cases registered against him across Mumbai and Thane, including areas such as:
  • Chembur
  • Tilaknagar
  • Vile Parle
  • Mahatma Phule Nagar
  • Thane
  • Bhiwandi
Police said Khan had earlier served an eight-year prison sentence under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA). Most of his previous offences involve chain-snatching and theft, and investigators suspect he may be linked to similar cases across the city.
Police said Khan lives with his family in Bhiwandi, and one of his brothers is reportedly contesting upcoming civic elections as an independent candidate.


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Mumbai Fruit Sellers Caught on Camera Rubbing Rat Poison on Fruits, Arrested​


In Mumbai's Malad West, two fruit vendors were arrested after a video showed them allegedly applying rat poison to fruits at their roadside stall. The clip alarmed residents and prompted police action, revealing a harmful product known as Ratol, which contains toxic chemicals.​



Mumbai: A disturbing video circulating on social media has led to the arrest of two fruit vendors in Mumbai's Malad West area, after they were allegedly caught on camera applying a rat poison product to fruits kept at their roadside stall. The video, which spread rapidly online, showed one of the vendors handling bananas while apparently smearing a cream-like substance on them. The clip triggered widespread alarm among residents and prompted a complaint to the local police.
Acting on the complaint, officers from Malad police station visited the stall and recovered a product called Ratol, a commercially available rat poison that contains highly toxic chemicals including yellow phosphorus. The stall has since been sealed.

How the ‘Sorry Bol’ Trick Worked​

Police explained that the accused would first approach pedestrians randomly on busy streets and position himself close enough to create contact.

He would then push the victim and immediately start arguing, repeatedly shouting “sorry bol”, forcing the person to apologise. As the argument escalated, he would block the victim’s path, grab their collar or behave aggressively, ensuring the victim remained focused on the confrontation.
 
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Mumbai Fruit Sellers Caught on Camera Rubbing Rat Poison on Fruits, Arrested​


In Mumbai's Malad West, two fruit vendors were arrested after a video showed them allegedly applying rat poison to fruits at their roadside stall. The clip alarmed residents and prompted police action, revealing a harmful product known as Ratol, which contains toxic chemicals.​



Mumbai: A disturbing video circulating on social media has led to the arrest of two fruit vendors in Mumbai's Malad West area, after they were allegedly caught on camera applying a rat poison product to fruits kept at their roadside stall. The video, which spread rapidly online, showed one of the vendors handling bananas while apparently smearing a cream-like substance on them. The clip triggered widespread alarm among residents and prompted a complaint to the local police.
Acting on the complaint, officers from Malad police station visited the stall and recovered a product called Ratol, a commercially available rat poison that contains highly toxic chemicals including yellow phosphorus. The stall has since been sealed.

How the ‘Sorry Bol’ Trick Worked​

Police explained that the accused would first approach pedestrians randomly on busy streets and position himself close enough to create contact.

He would then push the victim and immediately start arguing, repeatedly shouting “sorry bol”, forcing the person to apologise. As the argument escalated, he would block the victim’s path, grab their collar or behave aggressively, ensuring the victim remained focused on the confrontation.
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Mumbai Fruit Sellers Caught on Camera Rubbing Rat Poison on Fruits, Arrested​


In Mumbai's Malad West, two fruit vendors were arrested after a video showed them allegedly applying rat poison to fruits at their roadside stall. The clip alarmed residents and prompted police action, revealing a harmful product known as Ratol, which contains toxic chemicals.​



Mumbai: A disturbing video circulating on social media has led to the arrest of two fruit vendors in Mumbai's Malad West area, after they were allegedly caught on camera applying a rat poison product to fruits kept at their roadside stall. The video, which spread rapidly online, showed one of the vendors handling bananas while apparently smearing a cream-like substance on them. The clip triggered widespread alarm among residents and prompted a complaint to the local police.
Acting on the complaint, officers from Malad police station visited the stall and recovered a product called Ratol, a commercially available rat poison that contains highly toxic chemicals including yellow phosphorus. The stall has since been sealed.

A social media user shared the video and wrote on X, " Irresponsibility of a non-local fruit seller in Malad reaches its peak! By applying cream like Ratol on fruits, directly playing with the lives of Mumbaikars. Using poisonous substances like Ratol can cause vomiting, stomach pain, poisoning, liver damage, and risk to life. Action must be taken against this seller."

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(The irresponsibility of a migrant fruit seller in Malad is at its peak! He is playing with the lives of Mumbaikars by applying cream like Ratol on fruits. Using toxic substances like Ratol can cause vomiting, stomach pain, poisoning, liver damage and can be life-threatening. Action must be taken against this seller.)


The two accused, identified as Manoj Sangamlal Kesarwani (42) and Rahul Sadanlal Kesarwani (25), both residents of Rajanpada in Malad West, were arrested and produced before the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Borivali on Wednesday, as per NDTV report.

During questioning, the vendors told police they were using the substance to keep rats away from their fruit stock at night, not to harm customers. However, health experts have warned that applying such a toxic compound to edible items is extremely dangerous and can cause vomiting, severe abdominal pain, organ damage and even death if consumed.
Residents in the area have now demanded more frequent inspections by food safety authorities, including the FDA and the BMC, to prevent such incidents from happening again.
A case has been registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Investigation is ongoing.
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Hyderabad BTech Graduate Snatched Chain From Elderly Woman – What Made Her Do This Crime?​


In Hyderabad, a 23-year-old former software professional, Anitha Reddy, was arrested for attempting to steal a gold chain from an elderly woman to pay off her husband's debts.​



In a shocking incident in Hyderabad, a 23-year-old BTech graduate and former software professional allegedly tried to snatch a gold chain from an elderly woman to help her husband pay off his debts. The Sanathpur Police arrested her within 30 minutes using CCTV footage.

From Engineering Degree to Handcuffs​


Anitha Reddy, a resident of Borabanda and a native of Warangal, worked previously for a company in Chennai. After marrying Rajesh, an employee of a private finance company, they moved together to Hyderabad, where they had a one-year-old daughter.

The reason for committing this crime was to pay off her husband's nearly Rs 5 lakh in debt. Because Anitha couldn't figure out how to help him and get out of this situation, she decided to target a 60-year-old woman, a resident of Miyapur, who is the owner of the apartment and had come there to collect rent from tenants (Nalla Kamala) and wait for the right opportunity.

Anitha waited until Kamala was entering the lift of her apartment and had come there to collect rent from tenants, when the accused attempted to snatch the gold chain from her neck as the doors were about to close. The complainant immediately raised the alarm, which alerted the police on time. Anitha ran away but was caught later.The Hyderabad Police acted very well in this case. When the victim notified the police of the crime, Sanathnagar Police looked through the CCTV footage from inside the building and the areas surrounding it. Within 30 minutes, they found the accused, Anitha, hiding in the basement of an apartment building.
Police said financial stress and mounting loans at home allegedly drove the woman to plan the chain snatching in an attempt to make money quickly. Hyderabad Police registered a case and were able to recover the stolen gold and charged Anitha.


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At least nine people, including five women, were killed and over 80 others injured after a bus carrying wedding guests overturned in Jharkhand's Latehar district on Sunday, police said. The accident occurred at Orsa Bangladara valley under Mahuadanr police station limits.


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Hyderabad BTech Graduate Snatched Chain From Elderly Woman – What Made Her Do This Crime?​



In Hyderabad, a 23-year-old former software professional, Anitha Reddy, was arrested for attempting to steal a gold chain from an elderly woman to pay off her husband's debts.​



In a shocking incident in Hyderabad, a 23-year-old BTech graduate and former software professional allegedly tried to snatch a gold chain from an elderly woman to help her husband pay off his debts. The Sanathpur Police arrested her within 30 minutes using CCTV footage.

From Engineering Degree to Handcuffs​


Anitha Reddy, a resident of Borabanda and a native of Warangal, worked previously for a company in Chennai. After marrying Rajesh, an employee of a private finance company, they moved together to Hyderabad, where they had a one-year-old daughter.

The reason for committing this crime was to pay off her husband's nearly Rs 5 lakh in debt. Because Anitha couldn't figure out how to help him and get out of this situation, she decided to target a 60-year-old woman, a resident of Miyapur, who is the owner of the apartment and had come there to collect rent from tenants (Nalla Kamala) and wait for the right opportunity.

Anitha waited until Kamala was entering the lift of her apartment and had come there to collect rent from tenants, when the accused attempted to snatch the gold chain from her neck as the doors were about to close. The complainant immediately raised the alarm, which alerted the police on time. Anitha ran away but was caught later.The Hyderabad Police acted very well in this case. When the victim notified the police of the crime, Sanathnagar Police looked through the CCTV footage from inside the building and the areas surrounding it. Within 30 minutes, they found the accused, Anitha, hiding in the basement of an apartment building.
Police said financial stress and mounting loans at home allegedly drove the woman to plan the chain snatching in an attempt to make money quickly. Hyderabad Police registered a case and were able to recover the stolen gold and charged Anitha.



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Body Kept in ‘Blue-Box’, Parts Burned Day-by-Day: Retired Officer Kills 30-Years-Younger Live-in Partner​



A retired railway employee in Jhansi allegedly murdered his 32-year-old live-in partner and attempted to destroy evidence by burning her body parts over several days before being caught.​



A chilling crime has shaken Jhansi, revealing a disturbing trail of brutality, secrecy and calculated attempts to destroy evidence that took place over several days inside a rented house.
Police say a 64-year-old retired railway employee, Ram Singh Parihar, also known as Brijbhan, allegedly murdered his live-in partner, a woman 32 years younger than him, and then tried to erase all traces of the crime by burning her body parts one by one. The victim has been identified as Preeti, aged 32.


Murder Hidden Inside Rented House​


According to investigators, Ram Singh had been living with Preeti in a rented house in the Brahmnagar area under Sipri Bazar police station limits. He had taken the house on rent barely 20 days before the crime came to light. The two had been in a relationship for nearly a decade and were living together without marriage. Ram Singh already had two wives.

Police believe the murder took place around seven days before it was detected. After allegedly killing Preeti, the accused cut her body into several pieces and wrapped them in a tarpaulin. In a horrifying attempt to destroy evidence without attracting attention, he allegedly burnt one body part every day on a stove inside the house so that the smell would remain confined indoors, a report by Dainik Bhaskar reported.
Investigators said the accused planned the disposal carefully and continued living in the house while carrying out the act, attempting to ensure neighbours did not suspect anything unusual.

Blue Box​


On Saturday night, the accused reportedly decided to dispose of the remains. After failing to fit the body parts into a drum, he packed partially burnt remains, bones and ashes into a blue box. He then hired a loader auto for Rs 400 and transported the box with the help of his son and others. The box was taken to a locality where his second wife lives.
Suspicion was raised when a foul smell began emanating from the box and liquid started leaking out. Local residents and the auto driver alerted the police around 2 am. By the time officers reached the spot, the accused had fled.

When police opened the box, they found partially burnt human remains inside, leaving officers and residents stunned.
The auto driver, Jai Singh Pal, told police, “I was paid Rs 400 to transport the goods. Four people came with a box and loaded it into the vehicle.”
Police detained the accused’s son and others for questioning. The victim was later identified, who had earlier left her husband and children and had been living with Ram Singh.
SP City Preeti Singh said, “The main accused, Ram Singh Parihar, has been taken into custody and is being questioned. Preeti was his third partner, and the two had been in a relationship for the past 10 years.”
Police are continuing their investigation to reconstruct the sequence of events and establish the motive behind the killing.



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Body Kept in ‘Blue-Box’, Parts Burned Day-by-Day: Retired Officer Kills 30-Years-Younger Live-in Partner

A retired railway employee in Jhansi allegedly murdered his 32-year-old live-in partner and attempted to destroy evidence by burning her body parts over several days before being caught., Crime News, Times Now
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Interfaith couple murdered in Uttar Pradesh honour killing; brothers arrested​



Honor killing in Uttar Pradesh tragically ended the lives of a 27-year-old man and his 22-year-old girlfriend. The woman's brothers, who opposed their interfaith relationship, confessed to the murders

In a shocking incident of honour killing, a 27-year-old Muslim man and his 22-year-old Hindu girlfriend were brutally murdered and buried in a shallow grave at Umri Sabzipur in Uttar Pradesh’s Moradabad district. According to reports, the brutal act was carried out by the girl’s brothers, who were opposed to their relationship.

Police identified the youth as Arman, who worked in Saudi Arabia, before relocating to Moradabad a few months ago. It is said that he met and fell in love with Kajal Saini around this time. Kajal’s brothers did not approve of their interfaith relationship and repeatedly pressured her to end it.

About three days ago, Armaan suddenly disappeared. Armaan's father, Hanif, filed a missing persons report at the police station. When the police began investigating, they discovered that Kajal was also missing from home, after which suspicion fell on her brothers.

During police interrogation, Kajal's brothers confessed to the crime. The accused said they took the couple to a secluded area, bound and gagged them, before taking their lives. After the murders, their bodies were buried.

Following their confession, the police exhumed their bodies. Police confirmed that the couple was killed by Kajal’s three brothers. He added that the murder was committed using a spade, and the weapon has been recovered.

There were speculations that tensions prevailed in the area. Additional police forces were rushed to Umri Sabzipur as the bodies were sent for post-mortem after inquest proceedings. “At present, there is no problem. The situation is completely under control,” said Satpal.



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Masseuse allegedly assaults Mumbai woman after she cancels massage session​


A Mumbai woman alleged assault by a masseuse after cancelling her massage booking, which sparked online outrage and raised questions about safety in app-based home services.​


A disturbing incident in Mumbai triggered outrage online after a woman alleged she was assaulted by a masseuse who had arrived at her home through an online service platform.

According to the police, the incident occurred after the woman cancelled her massage booking, following which an argument reportedly escalated into physical violence. A video linked to the episode has since surfaced on social media, receiving strong reactions and calls for accountability.

The 46-year-old complainant, who lives in Wadala with her son, told the police that she had booked a massage session to treat a frozen shoulder.

A masseuse reached her residence at the scheduled time, but the woman said she felt uneasy due to the therapist’s behaviour and the size of the massage bed that was brought along.

When the woman attempted to cancel the session and request a refund, the situation allegedly turned hostile. In her complaint, she claimed the therapist became aggressive, hurled abuses, pulled her hair, punched her in the face, scratched her, and pushed her to the ground. The woman’s son, who tried to step in, was also allegedly shoved during the altercation.

As the situation worsened, the victim called the police helpline number 100. Officers reached the location shortly after, but by then the accused therapist had already left the premises. The woman later approached the local police station to formally lodge a complaint.


The Wadala police said they are examining all aspects of the case, including the viral video circulating online, as part of the ongoing probe.

The incident led to discussions about customer safety, verification processes, and grievance redressal mechanisms associated with app-based home services.



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Rs 23 Debt Ends in Murder: Hyderabad Worker Dies After Brutal Head Beating​


In Medak district, Telangana, a construction worker named Mahesh Kumar allegedly brutally killed his friend Mohammed Siraj over a mere debt of Rs 23 on January 15.​



In a shocking incident, a construction worker allegedly killed his friend over a debt of Rs 23 in the Ananthasagar area of Medak district, Telangana, on January 15. According to police, the two men were sharing drinks under a tree in a secluded spot in the city’s suburbs when an argument escalated into a fatal attack.
The accused, Mahesh Kumar, was arrested on January 17 for the murder of Mohammed Siraj, according to The Times of India.

Both men, who worked together as construction workers in Hyderabad, were celebrating the Sankranti holiday over drinks. At some point, Kumar, reportedly under the influence of alcohol, demanded that Siraj return Rs 23 that he had borrowed long ago.

As the argument intensified, Kumar allegedly lost his temper and slammed Siraj’s head into a tree. Narender Goud, Deputy Superintendent of Police (Toopran), said Kumar then struck Siraj several times on the head with a large rock, causing him to collapse.

Realising that Siraj had died, Kumar fled the scene.
Following a quick investigation, police tracked Kumar to the outskirts of Masaipet. During interrogation, he confessed to the crime and was subsequently taken into custody.
Police have seized the blood-soaked shirt Kumar was wearing at the time of the murder, as well as the rock used in the attack. Kumar has been charged under the relevant sections of law and placed in judicial custody.
In a similar shocking incident, Gurugram Police arrested Santosh Tiwari, a resident of Raebareli (UP), for allegedly murdering his friend, delivery boy Faisal Idrisi, over a financial dispute of Rs 15,000 linked to a promised loan of Rs 1 lakh. Tiwari allegedly strangled Idrisi and slashed his neck with a blade on December 24, then fled with the victim’s phone and motorcycle. The victim’s body was discovered on January 8, and Tiwari was arrested on January 16, 2026, PTI reported.
The body was found behind a petrol pump in Sector 37, Gurugram, and Tiwari was produced in a city court. Investigations revealed that after the altercation, he tied the victim, committed the murder, and tried to cover up the crime by fleeing with Faisal’s belongings, further investigations are underway to recover victim's belongings.



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2 Men Force 13-Year-Old To Drink Alcohol, Then Rape Her In Delhi​


Police said they received a call the same evening and the girl's father told them that she appeared drunk.​


New Delhi:
Two men, including a bank employee, have been arrested for raping a 13-year-old girl after forcing her to drink alcohol in Delhi.

An official said on Thursday that Rishabh, a bank employee, and Narottam, a local salon owner, lured the teen to an empty house in Raja Vihar in outer north Delhi on December 20. They forced the girl to drink alcohol and then raped her.

Police said they received a call the same evening and the girl's father told them that she appeared drunk.

"During subsequent enquiry and recording of the victim's statement, a more serious offence was revealed," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Hareshwar Swami said.

A case was registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita the next day and the two men were arrested on Thursday.


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Woman Found Tied Inside Plastic Bag In Rajouri's Tandwal, Incident Triggers Panic Among Locals​


A middle-aged woman was found tied up inside a plastic bag in the Tandwal area of Rajouri on Saturday evening, triggering panic among residents.​


A spine-chilling incident has shaken Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district after a middle-aged woman was found inside a large plastic bag in the Tandwal area on Saturday evening. The woman was found with her hands tied up with a rope.
The police immediately rushed her to a hospital, where her condition has been described as critical.

According to official sources, local residents discovered the body around 6.50 pm, after noticing a suspicious plastic bag. They immediately alerted the police.

The woman has been identified as Azeem Akhtar, aged around 45–46, wife of Sabar Hussain. She is a native of Kakora in Manjakote and is currently residing in Ward No 9 of Rajouri town.

She is undergoing intensive treatment at the Associated Hospital of Government Medical College (GMC), Kheora, Rajouri. Doctors said she remains under close medical observation.
Police have taken cognizance of the case and launched a detailed investigation. Statements of local residents are being recorded, and investigators are examining all possible angles behind the crime.
The disturbing incident has triggered fear and anxiety among residents of Tandwal and nearby areas.
Police officials said no possibility is being ruled out and that further details are expected to emerge once the victim's statement can be recorded.
Just weeks ago, the dead body of an unidentified woman was found stuffed inside a bag at a remote dumping yard in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
The body was found with its hands and feet bound with a white cloth, and her face burnt, possibly with acid.
The bag was found at a dumping yard in Noida Sector 142.
Last year, in September, the body of a young woman was found inside a plastic bag in Uttarakhand's Dehradun.
The 21-year-old, identified as Visakha, was found stuffed inside a plastic bag in a tea garden. She was a resident of the Prem Nagar area, the police said.


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Meerut Man Records Chilling Confession After Shooting Wife’s Lover; Lights Beedi Moments Before Arrest | VIDEO​


In a shocking video, a man from Meerut, UP, was seen confessing to killing his wife's lover, while showing no remorse for it. The viral video showed the man riding a two-wheeler while recording the confession video, saying that he will kill his wife, too.​


A man allegedly shot a 28-year-old man in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut, claiming that he was his wife's lover. After shooting the man with three bullets, he recorded a confession video while riding his two-wheeler, saying that he pumped three bullets into the man, a 12-bore, a 32-bore and 315 bore. He further said to share the video, stressing, "Send this video to SSP Meerut".
According to a CCTV video, the Meerut man was seen shooting the young man in the middle of a busy road in Ramraj area on Wednesday. The victim, Surendra alias Suneel, was sitting on his bike when he was shot by the miscreant. He was then rushed to the hospital, where he was declared dead by the doctors.

He further said that he will kill his wife also, saying, "I killed him and will kill her also… I am not afraid of the authorities… if authorities don't take action against such women who elope, they will die like this."

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The police have registered an FIR against the accused and have also included both videos in their investigation and are probing the case further. In another video, the man was seen surrounded by Meerut Police officials. He was seen lighting a cigarette, showing no remorse for what he did, before surrendering himself to the police.

The man who killed his wife's lover surrendered before the Meerut police with two country-made pistols in his hand. The accused Pradeep Kushwaha has now been arrested by the Meerut police.


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Traffic Fine Deducted Automatically From Bank? Hyderabad Commuters Might Face This — What Could Be the Pros and Cons​



Hyderabad citizens are reacting strongly to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's proposal for auto-debiting traffic fines from bank accounts, raising concerns about legality, ethics, and due process. Critics argue that this could infringe on citizens' rights, bypassing their ability to contest fines.

Hyderabad: Imagine getting a traffic challan — and before you even open the message, the fine amount is already auto-debited from your bank account. That is exactly the scenario Hyderabad citizens are now debating after Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy recently suggested that traffic challan amounts could be automatically deducted from vehicle owners’ bank accounts.
While the proposal appears to be aimed at tightening enforcement and boosting compliance, it has triggered sharp criticism from citizens, entrepreneurs and social media commentators, who are raising serious legal, constitutional and ethical concerns, and accusing the Congress government of double standards.

What Did CM Revanth Reddy Propose?​

A day after the Chief Minister floated the suggestion of auto-debiting traffic challan amounts directly from motorists’ bank accounts, the idea sparked a backlash across Hyderabad, with many asking a basic question: Can the government deduct money without consent or due process?
The criticism gained momentum on Tuesday, as voices from different sections of society questioned how such a system would work and whether it would violate citizens’ rights.

Citizens Flag ‘Double Standards’, Cite Congress Manifesto Promise​

Entrepreneur Nayini Anurag Reddy said the proposal was deeply concerning and highlighted that it contradicted the Congress party’s own election promises.
He pointed out that Revanth Reddy, as PCC president, had earlier promised a 50% waiver on pending traffic challans, but after coming to power, the promise was not acted upon. Instead, citizens are now hearing talk of stricter recovery mechanisms.

Calling it a complete reversal, he said this exposes the government’s hypocrisy and questions its commitment to the manifesto.

“Where is the Due Process?” Legal and Constitutional Worry​

A key objection raised by critics is due process.
They argue that every citizen has the right to:
  • understand the penalty,
  • contest it if needed,
  • appeal,
  • seek redress.
Automatic deduction, they say, could bypass these protections and become a system of punishment first, explanation later.

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Social media reactions: Sarcasm, Old Videos and Sharp Questions​

On X (formerly Twitter), an account named BharathMBNR shared an old video of Revanth Reddy and claimed that while in opposition he criticised drunk-driving drives and alleged harassment of motorists — but now as CM, he is suggesting auto-debit challan recovery.
Many others responded with sarcasm and counter-questions. X user @kkkmohan73, while “welcoming” the plan, asked a pointed question, ‘If roads are not good, whose account should be debited?’
He also questioned accountability for:
  • non-working traffic signals,
  • long U-turns (from 200 metres to 1 km),
  • extra fuel burned by motorists due to poor traffic planning.
In short, the message online was loud: If citizens face auto-debit, should officials too?

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Pros vs Cons: What Auto-debit​

Let’s break it down in a way commuters can easily understand — and what the government might be thinking too.
Possible Pros (Government’s POV)
1) Higher compliance, fewer unpaid challans
Many fines remain pending for years. Auto-debit could ensure fines are collected on time.
2) Faster enforcement
No chasing offenders, no repeated notices — a streamlined system means quicker recovery.
3) Better deterrence
If people know fines are unavoidable, it may reduce:
  • signal jumping
  • speeding
  • illegal parking
  • wrong-side driving
4) Less paperwork, less manpower
Traffic departments spend huge resources on notices and follow-ups. Auto-debit might reduce that burden.
5) Potentially improved revenue for road safety
The government could argue that more collection allows:

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  • better surveillance systems
  • traffic management
  • road safety upgrades

Possible Cons (Citizens’ POV)​

1) No fair chance to dispute
This is the biggest fear: What if the challan is wrong?
  • wrong number plate
  • camera error
  • duplicated challan
  • unclear evidence
Auto-debit could mean money goes first and complaint comes later.
2) Due process concerns
Critics insist fines must include:
  • notice,
  • hearing/appeal option,
  • proper adjudication.
Without these, it could be seen as unconstitutional or legally questionable.
3) Risk of harassment through system errors
Even a small technical glitch could lead to:
  • money being deducted wrongly
  • repeated deductions
  • confusion for families who share vehicles
4) Direct hit to household finances
Auto-debit may sound small for some, but for others it could mean:
  • EMI bounce
  • rent/payment issues
  • low account balance penalties
5) Lack of accountability in the system
Citizens are also asking:
If motorists are punished instantly, will anyone be punished instantly for:
  • broken roads?
  • failed infrastructure?
  • faulty signals?
Without fairness, auto-debit may look like one-sided power.

What Could Be the ‘Middle Path’ if Government Wants This?​

If the government insists on bringing such a system, citizens say it should at least include safeguards like:
  • Auto-debit only after confirmed notice + time window
  • Mandatory appeal period before deduction
  • Auto-debit only for challans marked “finalised”
  • Instant refund mechanism for wrong deductions
  • SMS/app alerts before and after deduction
  • Special exemption for emergency/medical cases
On paper, auto-debit could help discipline traffic and reduce pending challans. But on the ground, Hyderabad commuters fear it could become unfair and stressful, especially if it is introduced without a strong legal framework, appeal mechanism and accountability.




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Meet India’s Richest Beggar: The Man with Rs 1.4 Crore Mumbai Flats and a Rs 7.5 Crore Fortune​


Bharat Jain, often called India’s richest beggar, has astonished the country with his unusual financial journey. Despite spending decades begging near CST and Azad Maidan, he has built an estimated Rs 7.5-crore fortune, including Rs 1.4-crore Mumbai flats and rental income from shops in Thane. His story challenges assumptions about poverty, opportunity and the unpredictable economics of urban survival.​



On any ordinary day in Mumbai, the city's rhythm does not stop for much. Trains thunder into platforms, the office crowd weaves past crowds, and the air is thick with the familiar hum of movement. Somewhere within that restless energy, near Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or at the wide stretch around Azad Maidan, a man sits quietly at his usual spot. Passersby glance at him the way millions have glanced at beggars for generations—briefly, unconsciously, almost automatically. But behind the ordinary figure lies a life that has startled even those used to Mumbai's endless contradictions.
His name is Bharat Jain, and he is popularly known as India's richest beggar—a man whose estimated net worth is approximately Rs 7.5 crore, according to various media archives. It is not a tale of overnight miracles or an instant stroke of luck but a true life story of a man who turned even the act of begging into a long-term financial strategy that eventually helped him buy property, earn passive income, and secure his family's future.

A Childhood Marked by Hardship​


Magazine features often celebrate grand reinventions, but the beginnings of Jain were starkly simple. He was born to a family that had no financial cushion; even basic needs—food, shelter, and clothing—were often uncertain. Education was a luxury that never quite fit into the reality of the family. Without schooling or vocational training, and with responsibilities mounting early, he stepped into begging—not as a choice, but as a means of survival.

What started as a necessity, over the years, took the shape of a routine. Jain went on to fashion a niche for himself among the busiest pockets in Mumbai—choosing sites where footfall promised earnings that were nothing if not regular. The 10- to 12-hour daily grind fetched him Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,500 a day—a figure that might even startle those who view begging as a hand-to-mouth affair.

The Economics of a Beggar Who Earned More Than Salaried Workers​


In the layered economy of India’s largest metropolis, Jain’s daily income quietly climbed beyond what many white-collar professionals earn. His monthly earnings averaged Rs 60,000 to Rs 75,000, a figure that reshapes how we think of urban survival and informal labour.
What sets Jain apart, however, isn't the money he made—it's the money he kept. Rather than buying everything in sight or living hand-to-mouth, he saved, he planned, and he watched his earnings add up. That discipline would go on to shape the second and most astonishing chapter of his life.

From Pavement to Property: The Investments That Changed Everything​


One of the most extraordinary, almost counterintuitive facets of Jain’s story is his instinct for real estate. He used years of savings to eventually purchase:
Two residential flats in Mumbai, collectively valued at around Rs 1.4 crore, where his family lives comfortably today. Two commercial shops in Thane that yield him a regular rental income of around Rs 30,000 a month.
These modest spaces that he had chosen so strategically have earned him the kind of financial security that average middle-class households take decades to build. His investments did not come through inheritance or windfalls; the credit goes to years of sitting in sun and rain, collecting small notes and coins that grew into a property portfolio.

A Father Who Ensured His Children Never Returned to His Path​


Behind the headlines and curiosity, he is a man committed first and foremost to his family: Jain is married, with two sons who have already completed their studies—something he fought to ensure, precisely because that opportunity had been denied to him.
The stability and hope his sons now have are things he never had in his youth. In many ways, it is this part of his journey—this break in generational hardship—that magazine features often overlook in favor of the shock value of his wealth.

Why a Crorepati Still Sits on a Pavement​


It remains the question that confounds most readers: with a man owning property, rental income, and long-term financial stability, what need is there to continue begging?
Jain's family has time and again asked him to stop, yet he keeps coming back to CST or Azad Maidan. There are a few possibilities that those who have watched him for years seem to suggest:
Habit built over forty years
A sense of belonging among fellow beggars
An emotional attachment to the public spaces he has called his workplace.
A safety in routine, where each day promises a predictable outcome.
The comfort of familiarity, even when he no longer needs the income.
His presence in such places reminds us that work, identity, and dignity are concepts shaped not only by money but by feeling, habit, and environment.

A Story That Reveals an India We Rarely Discuss​


To treat Jain's life as an odd trivia fact is to miss what it really represents: his journey makes us confront some rather uncomfortable truths about India's informal economy, the lack of social safety nets, and the unpredictable ways in which people adapt to limited choices.
His success does not romanticise begging; instead, it highlights how resourcefulness can emerge even in the harshest circumstances. It also underlines how desperately India needs pathways for skill development, education, and dignified employment—so that survival never has to depend on a pavement.
More Than a Curiosity—A Mirror to the City Ultimately, the story of India's richest beggar is the story of Mumbai itself: layered, surprising, contradictory, and astonishingly resilient. A man who once struggled for basic meals owns crores' worth of property now.
A father who never attended school ensured his sons did. A beggar who could retire quite comfortably still chooses to sit among strangers, collecting his income one coin, one note at a time. His life is not a lesson in morals or criticism; it is just a reflection of what happens when the margins of a city are made up of grit, unpredictability, and the will to survive.



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Delhi Teen Rents Thar, Crashes Into Vehicles As He Panics Seeing Family​


The boy and his friend immediately tried to flee the scene; however, bystanders chased and stopped them.​


New Delhi:
A minor boy from Delhi, who rented a Mahindra Thar SUV, crashed into several vehicles as he panicked seeing his family and lost control of the vehicle in Noida on Friday, injuring one person. The incident took place near the ESIC Hospital in Noida's Sector 24.

According to the police, the teenager had rented the vehicle - which is known for often featuring in reels and short videos, and has been under the spotlight for rash driving and accidents - without his family's knowledge. He left the house last afternoon without informing his family members. The boy's friend, also a minor, was also inside the car. They were on their way to meet another friend.

When the boy was unreachable, his family members began searching for him.

Seeing them while he was at the driving wheel, the boy panicked and lost control of the vehicle, crashing into many cars and bikes parked nearby.

Visuals showed the collision was so strong that it left many parts of the Thar and of other vehicles in a mangled state.

The boy and his friend immediately tried to flee the scene; however, bystanders chased and stopped them.

Rana Singh, who was injured in the incident, said, "I was on my way back from duty. A black Thar hit me, and I was badly injured. Some people took me to a nearby hospital for treatment. I have come to the police station to file my report. The car was at a speed of nearly 100 kilometres per hour. The driver did not even look at me. He hit me and left. I was the only one injured."

Police have arrested the boy and his friend, and a case has been filed against them.

The Thar has also been seized, officials said.



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Rs 1 Crore Theft at Punjabi Bagh House While Family Attends Wedding; Jewellery, Cash Stolen​


In Punjabi Bagh, Delhi, a family experienced a significant theft valued at around Rs 1 crore while they were away at a wedding. Upon their return, they discovered their home ransacked, with broken locks and scattered belongings.​




Delhi: A late-night burglary at a Punjabi Bagh residence has left a family shaken after thieves allegedly broke into the house while the occupants were attending a wedding and fled with valuables worth approximately Rs 1 crore.
Valuables worth around Rs 1 crore were stolen from a house in west Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh after burglars broke in while the family was away attending a wedding, police said on Saturday.

The theft came to light late Friday night when the family returned home and found the house ransacked. Jewellery, cash and silver items were missing, police told PTI.

The theft, which took place late Friday night, has left the family shaken and demanding justice.

Family returns to ransacked home after wedding
Speaking to ANI on Sunday, Kiran said the family had gone out to attend a wedding and had no idea anything was wrong until they were alerted. “We were at a wedding. On Saturday, my husband called me and told me to come home quickly. They did not leave anything. There was more than 1 kg of gold. Only this almirah was targeted. I want justice,” she said.

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Shailendra, who returned home first, described the moment he realised the house had been burgled. “We went to a wedding. I stayed at the wedding the entire night. When I came back, I found a few things scattered outside, but the lock was intact. I then noticed that the kitchen window was open,” he told ANI.


As he entered the house, the scale of the theft became clear. “Everything inside was scattered. There was more than 1 kg of jewellery. Only this almirah was targeted. There was around Rs 5–6 lakh in cash. The silver was at least 10 kg,” he said.

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According to Shailendra, police later informed the family that CCTV footage showed two men entering the house. “They cut our grill at around 3:16 am, according to the footage,” he added.
Police said the family had locked the house before leaving for the wedding. On returning late Friday night, they found the home ransacked and valuables missing. Jewellery and other items together are estimated to be worth about Rs 1 crore, officials said.
“The family had gone out to attend a wedding. On returning, they noticed the main door lock was broken, and household articles were scattered across the rooms. Valuables were missing,” a police officer said.
A case of theft has been registered, and multiple police teams have been formed to trace the burglars. Police are scanning CCTV footage from cameras installed in and around the locality to identify the suspects and track their movements before and after the crime.
Investigators are also questioning neighbours and security guards in the area to find out if any suspicious activity was noticed during the night.



Police said further investigation is underway, and efforts are being made to recover the stolen valuables and arrest those involved in the crime.




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Rs 1 Crore Theft at Punjabi Bagh House While Family Attends Wedding; Jewellery, Cash Stolen

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The monster in left image is Raj Prakash, some common man. He was sitting on window seat no. 49 in E2 coach of Vande Bharat.BJP MLA from Babina (right), Rajeev Singh, politely ordered him to get up and shift to seat no. 8. This monster brutally refused.Then, the helpless MLA called his law-abiding goons, who boarded the train at Jhansi and respectfully assaulted him, gently fracturing his nose in the process.People like Raj Prakash are a blot on civilised society. Despite knowing that MLAs sacrifice everything, their honesty, integrity, politeness, and humility, to serve us, and the least we can do for them is to comfort them, he didn’t.Hope Raj Prakash rots in jail.

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magine feeding your kids a daily cocktail of caustic soda, detergent, urea, fertiliser, and palm oil, for five straight years. What short- and long-term harm would that cause to their bodies? One can only speculate.Residents of the Sabarkantha and Mehsana districts in Gujarat were effectively doing this by buying milk from a local company that had been making fake milk using these ingredients.Police have arrested Jitendra Patel, Sachin Makwana, Karan Parmar, and Ajaysinh Parmar. Another example of how Indians are among the most selfish people in the world and won’t mind killing others if it helps them make a profit.How can such a setup run with impunity for five long years without anyone realising? What are FSSAI and other food adulteration agencies doing?


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Actor confronts delivery boy who hit his BMW, what happens next stuns Internet​



A delivery agent accidentally scratched Mumbai actor Sidharth Bhardwaj's luxury car while rushing to work. What he did next left social media users stunned.​


A Mumbai-based actor shared a video of his encounter with a delivery agent after the rider accidentally crashed into his parked luxury car, and what happened next left social media users emotional.

Shared on Instagram by Sidharth Bhardwaj, who is an actor and also won the reality show Splitsvilla 2, he described the incident in detail. In the caption, Bhardwaj explained how the delivery agent had slammed into his parked BMW and scratched its white exterior.

According to Bhardwaj, the delivery agent broke down in tears and showed him hospital bills, explaining that his mother was battling last-stage cancer and that he was working tirelessly to cover her medical expenses. Moved by the man’s situation, Bhardwaj decided not to take a single rupee from him.

“I didn’t have the heart to even ask him for a penny,” Bhardwaj wrote, adding that he would get his car repaired himself and consider it his small contribution toward the delivery agent’s struggle.

He also clarified that the phone number shared at the end of the video was mentioned by the delivery agent himself, for anyone who wished to offer help, and that it had nothing to do with him personally.

In the clip, Bhardwaj can be seen turning the camera toward both of them and asking the delivery agent to explain what had happened. The agent mentions how he was trying to overtake Bhardwaj’s car when he accidentally hit it, leaving visible scratches.

He also acknowledges that compensating for the damage would be extremely expensive and beyond his means, given his mother’s ongoing treatment.

Bhardwaj responds by reassuring him, saying the car can be fixed anytime, but saving a life and supporting a parent matters far more. The video ends with the delivery agent sharing his contact details, hoping for any possible support.

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In another video, which was a continuation of the first, Bhardwaj mentioned that within an hour of posting his last video, the delivery boy received Rs 25,000- Rs 30,000, which he had initially offered to use for compensation. But Bhardwaj told him that all the money belonged to him, and fixing his BMW was strictly his problem.

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The video received emotional responses from social media users, who said the moment stayed with them long after watching it. Several commenters admitted the clip brought them to tears, not just because of the delivery agent’s situation, but because of how calmly and compassionately Bhardwaj handled the moment.

“Got me crying, this is how we can make a difference to any life we touch,” one user wrote, adding that kindness shown at the right moment could change someone’s entire outlook.

Another user added, “Brother, there are very few kind-hearted people left in this world. I must say it was one heck of a heart-warming gesture,” praising Bhardwaj for choosing empathy over anger despite the damage to an expensive car.




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A Mumbai delivery agent accidentally scratched a luxury car while rushing to work. The car owner chose compassion over compensation, highlighting empathy in tough times.
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Boy, 13, Murdered, Body Hidden In Bed Box, Grandmother Made To Sleep Above​


According to investigators, the crime was committed after the accused allegedly attempted to sexually assault the minor.​


Indore:
In Madhya Pradesh's Indore, the chilling murder of a 13-year-old boy has stunned everyone. The suspect strangled the child eight times with a nylon rope, smashed his face with a brick, and then hid the body inside a bed box. The accused made his ailing grandmother sleep on top of it to avoid suspicion.

According to investigators, the crime was committed after the accused allegedly attempted to sexually assault the minor. When the boy resisted and raised an alarm, he was brutally killed. The murder took place on Saturday on the roof of a six-storey building, barely 30 metres from the boy's house. To conceal the crime, the body was later shifted and hidden in a fourth-floor flat.

Police said the boy, a Class 8 student, went missing from outside his home around 7:30 pm on Friday. When he failed to return late at night, family members launched a frantic search and eventually lodged a missing person complaint with the police.

DCP Prateek Kumar said that "information about the child's disappearance was received by the police late at night, following which a crime was registered and an investigation was immediately initiated. Early the next morning, police received fresh inputs during the search, which led them to the rooftop of a nearby building where the child's jacket was found. Bloodstains were also noticed at the spot. During the investigation, police detained two key accused, one an adult and the other a minor. Both are currently being questioned in detail. Preliminary findings indicate that the child was playing in the same building when the crime took place. After killing the boy, the accused hid the body inside a bed in the same premises in an attempt to avoid detection."

CCTV footage provided the first crucial breakthrough, showing the boy entering a nearby building. During a joint search by police and family members, officers found a blood-stained jacket on the rooftop. Blood was also discovered at three to four locations, indicating efforts to wipe away evidence.

In a chilling twist, police said the prime accused, Rehan (21), was moving around with the police team during the search. His behaviour appeared evasive, and officers noticed scratch marks on his hands and neck. Rehan claimed the injuries were from machinery at work, but verification revealed he had not been to the workshop for four months.

Under sustained interrogation, Rehan broke down and confessed. He told police that the boy's body had been hidden inside a bed box. When officers removed his grandmother from the bed and opened it, they found the boy's body wrapped in a blanket. A murder case was immediately registered, and Rehan was arrested.



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Bhopal Horror: Woman’s Corpse Found in Water Tank Days After Live-In Partner Killed Her​



Bhopal police have identified a woman whose decomposed body was discovered in a trunk in a water tank in Kamal Nagar. Her live-in partner and three family members have been arrested for allegedly assisting in disposing of the body after the murder occurred last weekend.​



Bhopal: Bhopal police have identified the woman whose decomposed body was found stuffed inside a trunk and dumped in a water tank on a vacant plot in the Six Ghara area of Kamal Nagar. Her live-in partner has been arrested along with his mother, brother and sister for allegedly helping him dispose of the body. According to MP police, the woman was murdered on the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday last week. After the killing, the accused allegedly kept the body inside his house for nearly a day. The next day, he packed the body into a trunk and tried to dump it in a water tank located around 200 metres from his residence.

Family Helped Dump the Body​

Bhopal police said that while attempting to throw the trunk into the tank, the accused slipped and then called his family members for help. His mother, brother and sister allegedly assisted him in carrying the trunk and dumping it into the tank, according to a report by Times of India.

The case first came to light on Thursday evening when a local resident noticed a strong foul smell coming from the water tank on the empty plot and informed the police. A team from Nishatpura police station rushed to the spot and began a search operation.

Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 4) Malkeet Singh told ANI, “Yesterday, the police received information that a dead body was seen lying in a tank on an empty constructed plot in a Basti under Nishatpura police station. The police arrived at the scene, and an investigation was conducted. During the investigation, we removed a tin box from the water, from which the body of a woman was recovered. Following which, a case was registered, and the matter was taken into investigation.”

The water tank, around 10 feet deep and partially filled with water, had to be emptied with the help of local residents to retrieve the trunk. During the operation, police also found the carcass of a dead animal inside the tank, officials said.
Preliminary examination showed that the body was three to four days old and in an advanced stage of decomposition at the time of recovery. Bhopal police suspect stones were placed inside the trunk to ensure it sank in the water.
Earlier, the officer further said, “We have sent the body for a post-mortem. As soon as the PM report is received, legal action will be taken in accordance with it. No arrests have been made yet; only the deceased's identity is being ascertained. The suspects whose identities we are receiving are being searched.”

Accused Arrested, Probe Continues​

Following identification of the woman, MP police registered a murder case and arrested the live-in partner and his family members. Further investigation is underway.



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'Madhya Pradesh Officer Suspended Over Rs 2.7 Crore 'Stamp Scam'​


A FIR was registered against a cashier in the case earlier this week for allegedly issuing adhesivestamps but not recording the transactions.​



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The Madhya Pradesh government on Saturday suspended the district treasury officer of Guna in connection with alleged irregularities in the sale of stamps causing a loss of Rs 2.70 crore to the exchequer, officials said.

A First Information Report was registered against a cashier in the case earlier this week for allegedly issuing revenue, judicial, notarial and special adhesive stamps but not recording the transactions.

An inspection of the Guna treasury conducted on December 17 and 18 by the joint director, treasury and accounts, Gwalior, showed a mismatch between the stock recorded on Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) portal and the actual stock, officials said.

District treasury officer Rakesh Kumar then wrote to the Cantonment police station on January 21, seeking registration of an FIR. Accordingly, a First Information Report was registered against Keshav Verma, assistant grade-III cashier, on Wednesday under the Prevention of Corruption Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

Verma allegedly removed stamps worth Rs 3.74 crore but made entries for only Rs 1.04 crore. But the finance department also held treasury officer Kumar responsible for negligence and suspended him.

The IFMIS system mandates online approval with the treasury officer's login for transfer of stamps, but Kumar allegedly ignored the procedure and permitted removal of stamps without system entries, the department said in a statement.

Mandatory registers and acknowledgements were not maintained as required under the Madhya Pradesh Treasury Code, 2020, and stamps were issued to vendors without written applications or receipts, it added.

Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal said records related to stamps had not been maintained in the treasury since 2017-18.



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Boy, 13, Murdered In Indore, Body Found Hidden In Bed​



The body of the child, missing since Friday night, was recovered from inside an iron box-bed.​



Indore:
A 21-year-old man and a minor boy were taken into custody on Saturday in Indore in Madhya Pradesh for allegedly murdering a 13-year-old boy after he resisted a sexual assault attempt, a police official said.

The body of the child, missing since Friday night, was recovered from inside an iron box-bed kept in a flat of a residential building near his house in Shrinagar Kankad area, MIG police station house officer C B Singh told reporters.

"The flat where the boy's body was found belonged to the 21-year-old man. Both were known to each other. We suspect the boy was killed after he raised an alarm while resisting an unnatural act attempt. Spot inspection has revealed the boy was first attacked on the head with a brick and was strangled with a nylon rope when he was semi-conscious," he said.

The detailed post-mortem report is awaited, the official said, adding all angles were being probed.

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Indore Temple Priest Found Dead With Bullet Wound Inside Locked Car

The car was parked at a ground near Mahalaxmi Nagar under Khajrana police station in the district.​


Indore:
A 37-year-old priest was found dead inside a car in Madhya Pradesh's Indore district, sustaining bullet injury in the chest. The police have recovered the gun from the vehicle, a police officer said on Tuesday.
The car was parked at a ground near Mahalaxmi Nagar under Khajrana police station in the district, and the incident was reported on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday.
Upon receiving information, Khajrana police reached the spot and sent the body for post-mortem examination. The car was locked from the inside.
Khajrana police station Sub Inspector (SI), Ghanshyam Mishra, said, "A 37-year-old priest, identified as Satish Sharma, who performs worship rituals at the Ram Temple in Lasudia locality, was found dead in a car parked at a ground near Mahalaxmi Nagar locality under Khajrana police station at midnight. He used to live near the temple, and in the preliminary investigation, it appears to be a case of gunshot sustaining bullet injuries in the chest."
A post-mortem of the body is being conducted, and all possible angles are being explored. Further action would be taken according to the facts and findings revealed in the probe, the officer said.
He further stressed, "There were no other wounds on the body of the priest, only a single gunshot appeared in the chest so far. The car was locked and the police broke the gate to take the body out of it. CCTV footages were being checked and the police were investigating the matter from all possible angels. The police have also recovered the gun from the vehicle."
Further investigation into the matter is underway, he added.


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2 Arrested For Tying Woman To Tree, Beaten Her With Sticks In Rajasthan: Cops​


The accused were identified as Mangalaram and Hiraram, relatives of the victim, police said.​


Jaipur:
Two people were arrested for allegedly tying a woman to a tree and beating her with a stick in Rajasthan's Sanchore district, police said on Thursday.

The accused were identified as Mangalaram and Hiraram, relatives of the victim, police said.

A purported video of the incident surfaced online showing the accused, beating the woman with a stick, who was tied to a tree.

The incident occurred on Rakshabandhan in Narsana village, police said.

Based on the victim's complaint, a case was registered and the accused were arrested. Further investigation is underway, police added.



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Congress Slams BJP Rule After Nurse Shot Dead In Madhya Pradesh

Criminals are emboldened under BJP rule in MP, alleged Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Umang Singhar.​



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A woman nurse was shot dead by an unidentified person outside a community health centre in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district, a police official said on Thursday.

Deepashikha Chaddar, posted at Shahgarh Community Health Centre, was standing at the main gate of the facility, some 60 kilometres from the district headquarters, when she was murdered on Wednesday, Additional Superintendent of Police Sanjay Uike told reporters.

"She was critically injured in the firing and died during treatment. The assailant fled from the spot. We are speaking to eyewitnesses and scanning CCTV footage to nab the accused," the official added.

Other officials said Chaddar's family have told police a relative living in Panagar area of Jabalpur used to harass her.

The incident evoked a strong reaction from the Congress.

Criminals are emboldened under BJP rule in MP, alleged Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Umang Singhar.

"The shooting death of nurse Deepashikha Chaddar at the gate of the community health centre in Shahgarh, Sagar district has exposed the hollowness of the government's claims on women's safety," he said in a post on X.

The heinous crime in a crowded area near a police station and bus stand showed law and order in the state had completely collapsed, Singhar claimed.

"Today, women in the state feel unsafe, which is a result of the BJP government's serious and incompetent governance. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav must take the matter seriously, ensure strict action against the accused and provide appropriate compensation to the victim's family," the LoP said.



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'Enraged' Over Blocking Her Call, Woman Stabs Boyfriend to Death in Bilaspur​


Bilaspur woman allegedly stabs boyfriend to death after he blocked her calls and messages, police say.​



A young woman allegedly stabbed her boyfriend to death during a heated argument after being blocked on his mobile phone, leaving residents shocked.
Kamta Prasad Suryavanshi, 25, had been living in a rented house and working at a local hotel. He met 22-year-old Roshni Suryavanshi on Instagram six months ago, and both started a relationship, police said.
Tensions escalated over the past two to three days after Kamta stopped communicating with Roshni and blocked her number and messages. Suspecting he had started seeing another woman, Roshni reportedly went to his house carrying a knife.

"As soon as Kamta opened the door, she demanded his mobile phone. When he refused, a fierce argument broke out," the police said as quoted by NDTV. Roshni then allegedly stabbed him directly in the chest.

Murder Case Filed, Investigation Underway​


Kamta’s roommate heard the commotion and found him bleeding on the floor. He was taken to a hospital but died en route.
Police officer Summat Sahu said, "The woman came to the victim's room with a knife and demanded his phone. During the struggle, she stabbed him in the chest, causing instant death."
Roshni has been arrested, and a murder case has been filed. Police sources as quoted by NDTV said Kamta was the nephew of BJP leader and district panchayat president Rajesh Suryavanshi.
The accused initially told police she had brought the knife only to scare him. Investigators are probing her intent, the nature of their relationship, and the sequence of events leading to the murder.
The body has been sent for post-mortem, and further investigation is ongoing.




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A 50 Lakh FD, Alcoholism and Uncle's 'Instigation': Inside Karnataka Triple Murder Horror​


Karnataka triple murder probe reveals 27-year-old man killed parents and sister in Kottur to access father’s fixed deposit money, police say.​



Days after police uncovered the bodies of a family buried inside a rented house in Karnataka’s Vijayanagara district, investigators say the motive behind the chilling triple murder was money.
The Kottur police on Monday (February 2) said their investigation has revealed that Akshay B J, 27, killed his parents and younger sister to gain access to his father’s fixed deposit funds. The murders took place on January 27 at the family’s rented house in Kottur town.

Murder for money, police say​


According to police, Akshay killed his father Bhimaraj H, 52, his mother Jayalakshmi J, alias Jayamma, 50, and his sister Amrutha, 18, before burying their bodies inside the house. He then travelled nearly 300 km to Bengaluru and filed a missing persons complaint, claiming the family had disappeared after coming to the city for medical treatment.

“Initially, he fabricated a story that his sister was pregnant, and that is why he killed his sister for honour, but as investigations continued, it became clear that he did it for the money,” a police officer said as quoted by Indian Express.

Investigators found that Akshay’s father had recently sold a duplex house in Harapanahalli for about Rs 1.2 crore. “Akshay’s father owned a duplex house in Harapanahalli, and he sold it recently. He got about Rs 1.2 crore. Akshay started demanding money for his business, but as he was careless and addicted to alcohol, his parents did not give it to him,” the officer said.
Police said around Rs 50 lakh was kept in a fixed deposit in Amrutha’s name for her education, while the remaining amount was with Bhimaraj.
 
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A 50 Lakh FD, Alcoholism and Uncle's 'Instigation': Inside Karnataka Triple Murder Horror​


Karnataka triple murder probe reveals 27-year-old man killed parents and sister in Kottur to access father’s fixed deposit money, police say.​



Days after police uncovered the bodies of a family buried inside a rented house in Karnataka’s Vijayanagara district, investigators say the motive behind the chilling triple murder was money.
The Kottur police on Monday (February 2) said their investigation has revealed that Akshay B J, 27, killed his parents and younger sister to gain access to his father’s fixed deposit funds. The murders took place on January 27 at the family’s rented house in Kottur town.

Murder for money, police say​


According to police, Akshay killed his father Bhimaraj H, 52, his mother Jayalakshmi J, alias Jayamma, 50, and his sister Amrutha, 18, before burying their bodies inside the house. He then travelled nearly 300 km to Bengaluru and filed a missing persons complaint, claiming the family had disappeared after coming to the city for medical treatment.

“Initially, he fabricated a story that his sister was pregnant, and that is why he killed his sister for honour, but as investigations continued, it became clear that he did it for the money,” a police officer said as quoted by Indian Express.

Investigators found that Akshay’s father had recently sold a duplex house in Harapanahalli for about Rs 1.2 crore. “Akshay’s father owned a duplex house in Harapanahalli, and he sold it recently. He got about Rs 1.2 crore. Akshay started demanding money for his business, but as he was careless and addicted to alcohol, his parents did not give it to him,” the officer said.
Police said around Rs 50 lakh was kept in a fixed deposit in Amrutha’s name for her education, while the remaining amount was with Bhimaraj.
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Uncle arrested, false claims exposed​


The investigation has also led to the arrest of Akshay’s uncle, Vasanth Kumar, 53, who allegedly instigated him to commit the murders.
Police said Akshay continued to mislead investigators even after his arrest, claiming his sister was pregnant and that his parents opposed aborting the child. Medical reports, however, confirmed that Amrutha was not pregnant.
The Kottur police have filed a case and taken both Akshay and Vasanth into custody as further investigation continues.



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Karnataka Horror: What Began as a Night Quarrel Ended in Triple Child Death​


A woman in Karnataka’s Bagalkot district allegedly killed her three children and then attempted suicide by consuming diesel, with police probing possible family disputes as a trigger.​



A woman allegedly hanged her three children and then attempted to take her own life by consuming diesel in Karnataka’s Bagalkot, nearly 500 kms from Banglore, police said on Monday. However, while all three children died, the woman herself survived and is currently in critical condition.
According to police, the woman, named Roopa Hanumanth Goudar strangled her children five-year-old Samruddhi, four-year-old Preetam and two-year-old Sukshit in her house and was found after she consumed diesel in an apparent suicide attempt. She was immediately shifted to a private hospital in Bagalkot, where she is undergoing treatment. Police officials said her statement will be recorded after doctors assess that she is medically fit to speak.

What police have said so far​


Bagalkot Superintendent of Police Siddharth Goyal confirmed the incident and said further details would emerge after questioning the woman.

SP Goyal said, “A woman attempted suicide after hanging her three children. The incident occurred within the limits of the Badami Police Station. She is under treatment, and her statement will be recorded later.”

Police officials said a case has been registered and the deaths of the children are being treated as a serious criminal matter. Forensic teams have examined the scene, and post-mortem examinations of the children are being conducted as part of the investigation.

A Minor Quarrel​

According to news agency ANI, the woman’s husband, Hanumanth, had dropped his mother at a temple earlier in the morning and then left for work in the fields. When he returned, he found the children dead and his wife in a critical condition.
As per a report TOI, which cited sources, said that a minor quarrel had taken place between the couple, the previous night. There are also indications of a dispute between the woman and her mother in law. The couple, Hanumanth and Rupa, have been married for eight years.



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Meerut Drum Murder Case: Accused's Family To Leave City, Wants Fresh Start​


On Wednesday, a 'House for sale' sign was seen outside their residence.​


Meerut (UP):
Eight months after the killing of Saurabh Rajput, a shadow of the incident still looms large over Meerut's Indiranagar, where the family of the accused, Muskan Rastogi, resides and now prepares to leave the city.

On Wednesday, a 'House for sale' sign was seen outside their residence.

Muskan's father, Pramod Rastogi, on Thursday told PTI that the family no longer wishes to live in Meerut.

"There are only painful memories left here. We want to move out and start afresh," he said.

Pramod's wife Kavita and son Rahul, also supported the decision.

The family said their social and financial situation had deteriorated since the incident on March 3. Pramod's jewellery business is on the verge of shutting down, with customers staying away and creditors halting transactions, he said.

Muskan's younger sister, who used to offer tuition at home, also lost her income after people stopped sending their children.

According to police records, Muskan, and her lover, Sahil Shukla, allegedly murdered her husband, Saurabh Rajput, on March 3. The duo allegedly chopped the body into four pieces, stuffed them in a drum, and filled it with cement before fleeing to Himachal Pradesh.

Muskan later confessed to the crime to her family, who informed the police.

Rahul alias Bablu told local media that the house, which is now up for sale, was allegedly built using money sent by Saurabh from London.

"They hid the truth and built this house with Saurabh's money. Now they are selling it," he claimed.

Muskan and Sahil were arrested and produced in court on March 19, following which they were sent to judicial custody. They are currently lodged in the Meerut district jail, where Muskan is pregnant.

Saurabh's family has demanded a DNA test of the child, stating they would accept the baby only if it is proven to be Saurabh's.

Sahil is presently engaged in agricultural work inside the jail, a local police official said.

Only his brother and grandmother visit him, while Muskan's family has severed all ties with her, the official added.



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1 Dead, Many Feared Trapped As Portion Of Coal Mine Collapses In Jharkhand​


An official said that some villagers were involved in "illegal" mining of coal at the site.​



Ramgarh:
One person was killed and some others were feared trapped after a portion of a coal mine collapsed during "illegal" mining in Jharkhand's Ramgarh district, police said on Saturday.

The incident occurred in the early hours at Karma area in the district.

An administrative team has been dispatched for relief and rescue operation, they said.

"One body has been recovered so far and rescue operation is underway, as more people are suspected to be trapped," Kuju Police Outpost in-charge Ashutosh Kumar Singh told PTI.

He said that some villagers were involved in "illegal" mining of coal at the site.

Ramgarh Deputy Commissioner (DC) Faiz Aq Ahmed Mumtaz told PTI, "We received information about the incident in the morning. An administrative team has been sent to the spot to investigate the matter."



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A Murder To Avenge Mother's Insult After 10 Years. Not A Bollywood Script​



Sonu Kashyap roamed the streets of Lucknow for the next 10 years in search of the man who had insulted his mother.​



Lucknow:
Their mother was insulted and thrashed by a man a decade ago. What followed was a frantic hunt that carried the essence of a classic Bollywood script and the brutality of an unforgiving son. Such is the story of Sonu Kashyap, who, driven by his thirst for revenge, roamed the streets of Lucknow for the next 10 years in search of Manoj.

Sonu's friends joined him in the murder plot, purely on the promise that they would be thrown a party after the killing. They executed a well-crafted plan and eliminated Manoj, a coconut water seller, but a social media post gave away their identities to the police and landed them all behind bars.

The accused were identified as Sonu, Ranjeet, Adil, Salamu, and Rehmat Ali.

The Murder

Manoj had thrashed Sonu's mother over a dispute about 10 years ago and fled the area. Upset and enraged over the insult meted out to his mother, Sonu began a quest to find him. Time passed, but he didn't give up. About three months ago, he finally spotted him in the city's Munshi Pulia area. There began his planning for revenge.

From conducting a recce to noting down Manoj's daily schedule, Sonu prepared a meticulous plan to eliminate him. But he needed resources. He involved four of his friends in the murder plot, promising to throw them a party after the murder. On May 22, after Manoj had just closed his shop and was alone, they attacked him with iron rods and left him half-dead.


Manoj died during the treatment.

The Party

It was a blind probe for the police. While the accused were captured on CCTV, the cops could not find them anywhere.

Meanwhile, with the murder executed, it was party time for Sonu and company. He threw a lavish liquor party for his friends. Booze flowed, and some photos even made it to social media. And that helped the police zero in on the suspects.

One of the five suspects seen in the CCTV footage was identified in the social media photos. Further search gave away his social media profiles. He was seen wearing the same orange t-shirt on social media that he wore during the murder.

The police then tracked and arrested all five suspects.



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60-Year-Old Who Killed Wife With A Brick Arrested After 2 Decades​


Veerpal alias Maiju had been evading arrest since 2004 and was declared a Proclaimed Offender in 2005.​

New Delhi:
A 60-year-old man on the run for more than two decades after allegedly bludgeoning his wife to death with a brick in Delhi was arrested in Lucknow, police said on Monday.

Veerpal alias Maiju had been evading arrest since 2004 and was declared a Proclaimed Offender in 2005.

He had assumed a new identity as Vijay alias Ramdayal and started living in Lucknow, an officer said. While in hiding, Veerpal also remarried and had three daughters from his second wife.

"On September 22, 2004, police received information that a tenant had vacated a room after attacking his wife and child," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime) Aditya Gautam said.

A police team that responded to the call found a woman lying in a pool of blood with her mouth gagged. Broken bangles, a blood-stained brick, and a broken tooth lay near her body, Gautam said.

It was alleged that Veerpal was unhappy with the marriage and was not getting along with his wife.

One of his children, who was also found injured that day, identified his father and uncle Suresh alias Saiju as the attackers, the officer said.

"While co-accused Suresh Kumar was arrested, tried, and sentenced to life imprisonment in 2007, Veerpal managed to flee and remained untraceable for over 21 years," the DCP said.

According to police, after fleeing, Veerpal sold off his ancestral property in Farrukhabad and severed all ties with his village.

He worked as a daily wager and had three daughters with his new wife.

The DCP said Veerpal confessed to his crime.



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Canada Woman Found Dismembered, Stuffed In Bag; Son Arrested​


Canadian investigators alleged the son was responsible for his mother's death, and charged him with second degree murder.​


Ottawa:
Canadian police said Sunday they have arrested the son of a woman whose dismembered body was found stuffed in a plastic bag on a Toronto sidewalk this week, and charged him with murder.

Authorities had released a photo of the victim's distinctive nail polish design in asking for help identifying her, and later made a public appeal to locate her son.

A passerby found the body on Monday, which Toronto police said in a statement showed signs of trauma, "including some dismemberment."

The victim was later identified as Tien Ly, 46, a manicurist who, according to local media, had recently opened her own salon in the city's tony Yorkville shopping district.

After searching her apartment, which she shared with her 20-year-old son Dallas Ly, police began looking for him and expressed "concern for his well being."

He was located and taken into custody on Saturday, and investigators on Sunday alleged he was responsible for his mother's death, charging him with second degree murder.



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Rajasthan Photographer Throws Acid At 14-Year-Old Girl For Refusing To Talk​


While the girl's clothes and a finger suffered burn injuries, a major tragedy was averted.​



A 14-year-old girl from Rajasthan has been a victim of an acid attack for refusing to talk to a stranger, an older man, and for scolding him. The girl, a class 9 student, was reportedly on her way to school when the incident occurred. The man was arrested after a three-day search.

A Chanced Meeting​

During the police investigation, the accused, 19-year-old Omprakash, alias Jani, son of Chandraram Meghwal, revealed that he spotted the girl at a wedding he was covering as a photographer. Later, when Omprakash tried to contact the girl, he was rebuked, which allegedly hurt him. He then decided to take revenge.

Revenge Acid Attack​

Omprakash drove past the girl walking towards her school in the Subhash Park area in Sri Ganganagar district and threw a bottle of acid at her. While the girl's clothes and a finger suffered burn injuries, a major tragedy was averted.

The accused not just planned an acid attack but also prepared an escape from the police. He covered his face with a cloth and a helmet and wrapped the bike's number plate with another cloth.


According to the police, Omprakash was frustrated over unrequited love.

Rs 25,000 Reward​

The incident was captured on camera, but since the accused had covered his face and vehicle number plate, the police had a difficult time identifying the man. The police scanned CCTV footage from the area and arrested the accused based on technical and local clues.

Superintendent of Police Dr Amrita Duhan had announced a reward of Rs 25,000 for anyone providing information on the accused.

After the arrest on Monday, the police paraded the accused through the market to instil fear of the law among the public and to deter similar incidents.

Further investigation into the matter is underway.



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'Stripped, Burnt, Poured Petrol on Private Parts': 4 Minors Held Hostage in Gurugram PG, Thrashed by Group of Men​


Four minor children were allegedly held hostage and brutally assaulted at a PG in Gurugram’s DLF Phase 3, after being suspected of theft. The accused reportedly stripped and burned them before releasing the children following repeated pleas by their mothers. Police arrested two men in connection with the incident, while a search for others is underway.​



In a gruesome incident, four minor children were allegedly taken as hostages and brutally thrashed by a group of men in a room at a paying guest (PG) facility in Gurugram's DLF Phase 3 area on Monday. The two men were later arrested by the police, and revealed that they held the children, thinking they would commit theft in the under-construction building near the PG, the police told PTI news agency. The mothers of the children somehow managed to reach the paying guest while searching for their children, and after pleading continuously, the men released them.

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It is being said that when the children were taken as hostages, they were allegedly stripped too, and the men burned the children with hot spoons. They also allegedly poured petrol on children's private parts, according to a PTI report.


How The Children Were Saved?​


According to the complaint, the mother of one of the minors, upon returning from work, found her 12-year-old son missing from home.

While searching for the child, she met another woman who told her that two of her children were also missing. Together, they started searching for the children, according to the complaint.


"(While looking for kids) we got information that at a PG, some persons had locked about three to four children in a room and beaten them," the complaint stated.
When the two women reached the PG, they found that their children and one more child were being kept captive in the room by five to six people.
When the women requested the men to release the children, the said persons abused them. Later, after much pleading, they released the children, the complaint added.

Two Arrested, Others Escaped​


Following the incident, a complaint was filed on Tuesday. Subsequently, an FIR was registered, and the two accused were arrested; the search for others is ongoing.
Following the complaint, an FIR was registered, and the police arrested two accused, while the search for the rest is underway.



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'Stripped, Burnt, Poured Petrol on Private Parts': 4 Minors Held Hostage in Gurugram PG, Thrashed by Group of Men

Four minor children were allegedly held hostage and brutally assaulted at a PG in Gurugram’s DLF Phase 3, after being suspected of theft. The accused reportedly stripped and burned them before releasing the children following repeated pleas by their mothers. Police arrested two men in connection...
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‘Have Beaten Her, Take Her Away’: Gurugram Man Calls Family After Strangling Wife To Death​


A Gurugram man allegedly strangled his wife to death following a quarrel and called her family, police said.​



A 27-year-old woman was allegedly strangled to death by her husband after a fight at their rented house in Gurugram’s Khandsa village, police said on Friday.
The accused, identified as Sunny Dayal, is currently missing. An FIR has been registered in connection with the case at Sector 37 police station, and a manhunt has been launched to trace him.

The victim was identified as Shilu (27), a native of Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh. She had been married to Sunny for nearly eight years, and the couple had two children, a son and a daughter, who are currently living with Shilu’s parents.


According to the police, the couple had been living in Gurugram for around four years and would often had arguments. The latest fight, which took place on Wednesday night, allegedly turned fatal.

'Come and Take Her'​


Detailing the sequence of events, Kapil, Shilu’s brother, said the family was alerted by a phone call from the accused on Thursday afternoon.
"On Thursday afternoon, Sunny Dayal called my brother Alok and said he had a fight with Shilu, during which he beat her up, and asked us to come and take her," the complainant said.


Alarmed by the call, Kapil, along with his sister and her husband, rushed to the couple’s rented house in Khandsa village. When they reached the house, they found Shilu lying dead, while Sunny Dayal was nowhere to be seen.
In his complaint, Kapil alleged that following the quarrel, Sunny Dayal strangled his wife to death before fleeing the scene.

Missing Accused​


After receiving information, a police team reached the spot and took the body into custody. The body was sent for a postmortem examination and was later handed over to the relatives, police said.
"The accused Sunny Dayal is missing after the murder. Information is being gathered about his mobile phone location and possible hiding places," Sub-Inspector Mahesh Kumar said, adding that he will be arrested soon.
Police said further investigation is underway to establish the exact sequence of events leading up to the woman’s death.



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‘Have Beaten Her, Take Her Away’: Gurugram Man Calls Family After Strangling Wife To Death

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UP Man, 100, Gets Acquitted In Four Decades Old Murder Case​


The murder happened in 1982 over a land dispute, and three persons -- Maiku, Satti Din, and Dhani Ram were the accused in the case.​


Prayagraj (UP):
The Allahabad High Court has acquitted a nearly 100-year-old murder accused, noting more than four decades have passed since he challenged his life term sentence and observing that social consequences suffered by him cannot be ignored for granting the relief.

A division bench of Justices Chandra Dhari Singh and Justice Sanjiv Kumar also said that the prolonged pendency of the appeal and the age of the accused, Dhami Ram, were relevant while moulding relief.

The murder happened in 1982 over a land dispute, and three persons -- Maiku, Satti Din, and Dhani Ram were the accused in the case. While Maiku had absconded, the Hamirpur sessions court sentenced Satti Din and Ram to life imprisonment in 1984.

Ram was released on bail the same year. Satti Din passed away during the pendency of his appeal, leaving Ram as the sole surviving appellant in the case.

Noting that Ram has been on bail since then, the high court directed that his bail bond shall stand discharged and said the acquittal was based on the merits of the case, specifically the prosecution's failure to prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.

The division bench further pointed out that the anxiety, uncertainty and social consequences suffered by the accused over decades cannot be ignored while assessing what justice now demands.

Ram's counsel submitted that the appellant is about 100 years of age and that he had only exhorted Maiku to fire at the victim.


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He Saw Her Secret: Gwalior Mother Gets Life Term for Killing 5-Year-Old Son​



Jyoti Rathore was allegedly involved in an affair with her neighbour Uday Indolia. Jyoti's son Jatin saw her in a compromising position with Uday.​



He Saw Her Secret: Gwalior Mother Gets Life Term for Killing 5-Year-Old Son​

Jyoti Rathore was allegedly involved in an affair with her neighbour Uday Indolia. Jyoti's son Jatin saw her in a compromising position with Uday.​



He Saw Her Secret: Gwalior Mother Gets Life Term for Killing 5-Year-Old Son

Jyoti (right) threw her son Jatin (left) from the two-storey roof of a building.
Bhopal:
A disturbing case has emerged from Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior, where a woman has been sentenced to life imprisonment for killing her own five-year-old son. According to the prosecution, the incident dates back to April 28, 2023. Jyoti Rathore, wife of police constable Dhyan Singh Rathore, was allegedly involved in an affair with her neighbour Uday Indolia. Investigators said that Jyoti's son, Jatin, saw his mother in a compromising position with Uday.

Fearing Jatin could reveal (to his father Dhyan) what he witnessed, Jyoti took a horrifying step. She threw her five-year-old son from the two-storey roof of a building. Jatin battled for life but died within 24 hours.

Case Initially Treated As Accident​

Initially, Jatin's death was treated as an accident due to a fall from a rooftop. But the truth, police said, could not stay buried. Fifteen days after the crime was committed, Jyoti broke down and confessed to Dhyan.

Dhyan had already begun suspecting that something was terribly wrong after his son's death. He allegedly recorded multiple audio and video conversations in which Jyoti admitted what happened, and he also collected CCTV footage from cameras installed at their home.

Armed with these incriminating materials, Dhyan approached the police and filed a complaint.

Jyoti's Lover Named Accused But Later Acquitted​

The police registered a case and named Jyoti and her lover Uday as accused. After investigation, a charge sheet was filed in court. During the trial, the court held Jyoti guilty based on the evidence presented and sentenced her to life imprisonment.

However, Uday was acquitted, with the court citing a lack of evidence against him.

Thatipur Police Station in charge Kamal Kishore said the case was registered after the husband's complaint, and the investigation pointed towards the wife's role, including CCTV review.

Government Advocate Dharmendra Sharma said the court relied on circumstantial evidence to convict Jyoti, while the second accused was given the benefit of the doubt.



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Video: Woman Bank Manager In Rajasthan Fights Off Armed Robber With A Plier​


In Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar, a brave branch manager uses pliers to thwart an armed robbery attempt. The courageous act was captured on CCTV.​


A video going viral on social media shows a woman employee stopping a bank robbery. The clip, captured by CCTV installed on the bank, shows the bank manager picking up pliers and forcing the knife-wielding robber to flee. The incident took place in Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan on Saturday, where Marudhara Gramin Bank was targeted. The branch manager has been identified as Poonam Gupta.

The masked attacker claimed he was part of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, according to the police. He has been identified as Lavish Arora.

In one of the clips, the robber is seen carrying a bag just before entering the bank branch. He leaves the bag at the entrance and enters the bank with a knife. In the second clip, from inside the bank, the man is seen threatening the bank staff.

After hearing the loud noises, Ms Gupta comes out of her cabin and confronts the attacker. He quickly moves around the branch, asking for money. He forces an employee to fill another bag he is carrying with cash. In the process, a plier falls from his pocket.

Sensing an opportunity, the branch manager picks up the plier and points it toward the attacker, forcing him to flee. She then shuts the main entrance of the bank.

The accused is a resident of Davda Colony in Sriganganagar and is being questioned by the officials of the Jawahar Nagar police station. The bank's management has also given a report to the police regarding the matter.

Police are looking into Lavish Arora's criminal past. Bankers claimed that at the time, Rs 30 lakh was held in the bank, which the lady bank manager's bravery prevented from being stolen.



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18-Year-Old Student Stabbed To Death By 2 Classmates In UP: Cops​


The student was identified as Arshan, a student of Class 12, police said.​



Muzaffarnagar:
An 18-year-old student was stabbed to death allegedly by two of his classmates following a dispute in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district on Sunday evening, police said.

The student was identified as Arshan, a student of Class 12, police said.

Shamli Superintendent of Police N P Singh told reporters that Arshad was seriously injured in the attack and was rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead. The body has been sent for post-mortem examination.

He said the accused students have been identified and are on the run. Police teams have been formed to arrest them.

Meanwhile, security has been tightened in the villagem and additional police force has been deployed in the area as a precautionary measure, the SP added.



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