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A 23-year-old man was arrested for alleged sexual assault inside a Delhi hospital. The incident occurred at Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital in a ward. The police have registered a case with an ongoing investigation. The accused was identified as Md Faiz.

Man Arrested for Sexual Assault in Delhi Hospital

A 23-year-old man was taken into custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a fellow patient at Delhi's Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital. Identified as Md Faiz, he was arrested on the scene.

Man Arrested for Sexual Assault in Delhi Hospital Ward

A 23-year-old man arrested for allegedly assaulting a female patient in a northeast Delhi government hospital. The incident took place at Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital.

A 23-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a patient in the same ward at a government hospital in northeast Delhi on Monday morning, an official said.
The incident was reported at New Usmanpur police station earlier in the day, he said. Following this, a police team was immediately dispatched to the hospital.
"On reaching the spot, it was found that a female patient admitted inside Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital (JPC) was sexually assaulted by another patient admitted in the same ward," a senior police officer said in a statement.
The accused, identified as Md Faiz, a resident of Kachchi Khajuri in Delhi, was arrested on the spot, police said.
A case has been registered under relevant provisions of law at New Usmanpur Police Station, and further investigation is underway.&nbsp;

Professor Nirmalendu Saha of NEHU arrested in a Rs 3.43 lakh bribery case, leading to his suspension. The arrest was made by the CBI at the university guest house in Guwahati.

NEHU Professor Suspended After Bribery Arrest

NEHU's zoology head, Professor Nirmalendu Saha, was suspended following his arrest by CBI for a Rs 3.43 lakh bribery case. The university awaited official CBI communication before acting.

Professor Nirmalendu Saha, head of NEHU's zoology department and dean of life sciences, is suspended after a CBI arrest in a bribery case.

The North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) has suspended senior faculty Professor Nirmalendu Saha following his arrest by the CBI in connection with a Rs 3.43 lakh bribery case, officials said on Friday.
Professor Saha, who heads the department of zoology and also serves as the dean of the school of life sciences, was arrested on June 12 along with the proprietor of a private firm during a bribery transaction conducted at the university&rsquo;s guest house in Guwahati.
"After receiving the communication from the CBI, the university suspended Saha in accordance with the rules," a senior university official told PTI.
The official added that the suspension order was delayed because the university was waiting for formal intimation from the central agency.
"We could not act earlier as we required the official documentation from the CBI," he explained.
The CBI had registered a First Information Report (FIR) on June 11 against Saha and the supplier of laboratory equipment, identified as Pranjal Sharma.

A drunken driver crashed through police barricades, nearly hitting officers. The driver and his friend were arrested, spotlighting the dangers of drunk driving.

Intoxicated Driver Arrested After Near Tragedy

After crashing into a road divider and police barricades, an intoxicated driver narrowly avoided hitting three officers. Both the driver and his co-passenger were apprehended.

A speeding car driven by an intoxicated driver hit a road divider and police barricades, nearly hitting traffic officers. The driver and co-passenger were arrested, highlighting the dangers of drunk driving.

A speeding car rammed into a road divider and smashed through barricades, narrowly missing three traffic policemen on Monday, officials said. The driver who was allegedly in an inebriated state has been arrested.
According to police, the car, which was coming from the wrong side of the road, ignored repeated stop signals from the traffic personnel who were conducting checks for drunk driving.
Instead, it rammed into a divider, smashed through the barricades and continued to speed away, narrowly missing three on-duty officers.
"The car was being driven recklessly. The driver and his co-passenger, both residents of Noida, were found to be heavily intoxicated. A medical test confirmed the presence of alcohol in their systems," said the officer.
The incident, which occurred around 2:04 am, created panic in the area as the sound of the crash drew nearby locals and bystanders to the scene.
Police teams immediately chased and managed to intercept the vehicle after a brief pursuit. Both the driver and the co-passenger were overpowered and taken into custody.
An FIR has been registered under 281 (rash driving), 324(4) (mischief causing damage), and Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act (driving under the influence of alcohol). The vehicle has been seized, and further investigation is underway.
Sources in the police said that this could have turned into a tragic incident. The impact of the vehicle was very high and the accused were trying to flee and were trying to avoid any police action.
Several videos of the incident surfaced on social media platforms showing the damaged car came with shattered window glass and front windshield.
A man who was recording the video was also seen asking the co-passenger and the driver about the accident who were hiding their faces in the custody of police personnel.
"I was not behind the steering. I had asked the driver to drive slowly. But he was not paying any attention," one of the accused was heard saying in the video.

Satish Hiremath, 28, was arrested for allegedly murdering his girlfriend, Madhushree Angadi, after she pressured him about marriage. The case unfolded with a confession and technical evidence, marking a tragic end to their six-year relationship.

Man Arrested for Murder Following Relationship Pressure

Satish Hiremath, driven by relationship pressures, is charged with the murder of Madhushree Angadi. Her disappearance and subsequent investigation unearthed a chilling confession.

Satish Hiremath, 28, accused of murdering Madhushree Angadi, 26, following her marriage pressures. Arrest made after intense investigation. Relationship tensions cited as motive.

A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly murdering his girlfriend after she pressured him to marry her, and later buried her body in a bid to destroy evidence, police said on Monday.
The incident, which took place six months ago, came to light following a detailed investigation by the police which led to the arrest of the accused on Sunday.
The deceased has been identified as Madhushree Angadi (26) from Narayanapura village in Gadag taluk. The accused, Satish Hiremath, also hails from the same village. The duo had been in a relationship for six years.
According to police, Madhushree&rsquo;s parents disapproved of her relationship with Satish and sent her to live with their relatives in Gadag. On the night of December 16, 2024, she left her relative&rsquo;s house and disappeared.
A missing person&rsquo;s complaint was filed at Betageri Police Station on January 12, 2025.
Gadag Superintendent of Police, BS Namegouda said Madhushree had been pressing her boyfriend to marry her, leading to frequent arguments.
During inquiry, it was found that on the night of December 16, Satish took Madhushree to a farmhouse near Narayanapura where he killed the woman following a heated argument by strangling her with a veil.
After the murder, Satish buried her body and feigned ignorance about her whereabouts.
To avoid suspicion, he resumed work at the petrol bunk and periodically returned to the burial site to scatter her remains elsewhere and destroy evidence, he said.
A breakthrough in the case came through technical evidence. A message ping from Madhushree's phone at a location that didn't match Satish&rsquo;s version, raising suspicion, police said.
Upon interrogation, Satish confessed to the crime and led the police to the burial spot.
"As soon as we received information about the incident during interrogation, our officers registered a murder case and initiated a thorough investigation. The accused has been taken into custody, and we are planning to take him into police custody for further investigation and evidence collection," the senior police officer said.
Earlier, the accused had claimed that he dropped her off on the outskirts of the town on a two-wheeler and didn&rsquo;t know where she went.
The police suspected that the two might have eloped. But there was no contact from Madhushree, which raised suspicion.
"After verifying all the evidence and leads, we arrested the accused," he added.
While some skeletal remains have been recovered, Madhushree&rsquo;s skull is yet to be found. Forensic examination and investigation is underway.

Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests PSPCL lineman Hardeep Singh for demanding a bribe. Evidence includes bank statements and recordings, leading to legal charges.

PSPCL Lineman Arrested for Bribery in Punjab

In a crackdown on corruption, Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests PSPCL technician Hardeep Singh over bribery demands, with solid evidence backing the case.

PSPCL lineman Hardeep Singh was arrested by Punjab Vigilance Bureau for demanding a Rs 15,000 bribe, substantiated by evidence including UPI transactions and call recordings.

The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) during its ongoing campaign against corruption in the state, has arrested Hardeep Singh, Lineman, PSPCL, posted at Sub-Division Jastarwal, Amritsar district for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 15000.
Disclosing this here today an official spokesperson of the state VB said the above said accused has been arrested based on a complaint filed by a resident of village Muhara, tehsil Lopoke in Amritsar district on the Chief Minister&rsquo;s Anti Corruption Action Line.
The complainant had alleged that electricity transformer installed in his fields had fell down during the recent storms but the said accused lineman had demanded an illegal gratification of Rs 15,000 in return for carrying out the said work.
The spokesperson informed that verification of said complaint revealed that the accused Lineman had demanded a bribe of Rs 15,000 and accepted first installment of Rs 5000 in cash. Later the accused lineman compelled the complainant to pay Rs 1000 to a private person for assisting installing the transformer. Moreover, the accused persistently demanded the remaining Rs 10,000 through voice messages and calls. Afterwards, the complainant had transferred Rs 10,000 via Google Pay on his mobile.
He further informed that corroborating the evidence, including call recordings, screenshots of the UPI transactions, bank statement and voice messages of the accused, it has come to light that the accused had indeed demanded and accepted a &nbsp;bribe of Rs 15,000 from the complaint. &nbsp; Based on the probe, a case under prevention of corruption act has been registered against the aforementioned accused at VB police station Amritsar range. The accused would be produced before the competent court tomorrow. Any involvement of other officials or employees would be investigated during further investigation, he said.

Two individuals arrested in Pulwama for impersonating authorities and extorting money. Victims reveal threats and coercion.

Pulwama Arrest: Fraud Duo Impersonates Police

Authorities in Pulwama arrested two people impersonating officials for extortion. Multiple victims reported their coercion.

Two individuals arrested in Pulwama for extorting money

In Pulwama, two were arrested for fraud, posing as connected officials to extort money. Victims exposed threats and coercion.

Two persons have been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district for extorting money from public by fraudulently presenting themselves as close to authorities, a police spokesperson said on Thursday.
The arrested accused have been identified as Jaliya Parveen, a resident of Monghal in Anantnag, and Bilal Ahmad Rah, a resident of Chanapora in Srinagar.
According to the spokesperson, a complaint was lodged by Mushtaq Ahmad Dar, a resident of Naristan, who reported that the accused have been posing as closely connected to police and demanding money from people.
He said the duo allegedly targeted suspects called for questioning, exploiting their fear of legal action.
During investigation, multiple victims came forward to report coercion and threats from the duo. Acting promptly on the complaint, Tral police registered a case under relevant sections of the law and took both the accused into custody, the spokesperson said.

Two individuals arrested for breaching security at Salman Khan's Bandra residence, highlighting significant security concerns.

Trespassers Arrested at the Residence of Salman Khan

Security breach at Salman Khan's residence led to the arrest of two people. Both incidents raise security concerns as intruders managed close proximity to the actor's home. Bandra police is investigating these incidents to ensure the actor's safety.

Two trespassers caught at Salman Khan's home

Two individuals were arrested for attempting to breach security at Salman Khan's residence, prompting security concerns.

Police have arrested a man and a woman for allegedly separately trespassing on actor Salman Khan&rsquo;s building in Mumbai's Bandra area over the past two days, an official said on Thursday.
Two FIRs have been registered in connection with the incidents that took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, said the official from Bandra police station.
The official said a man, identified as Jitendra Kumar Singh (23), on Tuesday allegedly entered Galaxy Apartments in Bandra (West), where the Bollywood actor lives.
Singh was first seen roaming around Khan&rsquo;s house in the morning. A policeman deployed there for the actor&rsquo;s security asked him to leave. In a fit of rage, Singh, who hails from Chhattisgarh, smashed his mobile phone on the ground, the official said.
&ldquo;That evening, Singh entered Galaxy Apartments in a car belonging to a person living in the same building. However, he was stopped by the police again. This time, they handed him over to the Bandra police,&rdquo; the official said.
During interrogation, Singh told the police he wanted to meet the actor. Singh claimed that he tried to sneak in as the police were not allowing him to enter the building, the official said.
It was immediately not clear how Singh got into the car of the resident of Galaxy Apartments.
In another such incident, a woman entered the building on Wednesday and even managed to reach up to Khan&rsquo;s flat, the official said.
Both Singh and the woman have been arrested. Cases of trespassing have been registered against them, the official added.

In a bid to boost security, Punjab's AGTF and Faridkot police arrest two gangster associates connected to Arsh Dala, recovering illegal weapons and uncovering planned crimes.

Punjab AGTF Nabs Gangster Associates

Punjab's AGTF and Faridkot police arrest two associates tied to gangster Arsh Dala, seizing illicit arms and pre-empting planned gang activities, showcasing intensified security measures.

Punjab's AGTF and Faridkot police capture two gangster associates, seizing illicit weapons. Ongoing investigations aim to dismantle networks and strengthen public safety.

In a major breakthrough amidst the ongoing drive to make Punjab a safe and secure state as per directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Anti Gangster Task Force (AGTF) Punjab in a joint operation with Faridkot Police has arrested two associates of foreign-based gangster Arsh Dala, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Wednesday.
Those arrested have been identified as Vishal Singh, a resident of Sri Muktsar Sahib and Onkar Singh, a resident of village Gamewala in Ferozepur. Police teams have also recovered two .30 bore pistols along with six live cartridges from their possession.
&nbsp;DGP Gaurav Yadav said that preliminary investigation revealed that the accused Vishal Singh, who came out on bail recently, was actively planning to eliminate his rival gang member. The accused was continuously in touch with his foreign based handlers and waiting for the directions to execute sensational crime in Punjab, he said.
The DGP said that further investigation is underway to identify other associates and establish backward and forward linkages in this case.
Sharing operation details, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) AGTF Promod Ban said that the teams of the AGTF led by DSP Rajan Parminder based human and intel-inputs located the accused persons in the jurisdiction of Faridkot, and in a joint operation with Faridkot Police has arrested both the accused from near Dana Mandi chownk in Sadiq and recovered weapons from their possession.
Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dr Pragya Jain said that both the arrested persons have a criminal background with cases pertaining to attempt to murder, cheating, under Arms Act, etc. have been registered against them.
&nbsp;A case FIR no. 52 dated 21/5/2025 has been registered under section 25 of the Arms Act at Police Station Sadiq in Faridkot.

Delhi police arrested two involved in auto-rickshaw robberies, targeting railway commuters, and stealing after rendering them unconscious.

Delhi Police Bust Auto-Rickshaw Robbery Gang

In a dramatic breakthrough, Delhi police arrested two involved in organized auto-rickshaw robberies, focusing on solo passengers and leaving them unconscious.

Delhi police arrested two involved in auto-rickshaw robberies

Delhi police arrested two for a series of auto-rickshaw robberies, targeting passengers and robbing them after rendering them unconscious.

An autorickshaw driver and his accomplice were arrested for allegedly robbing passengers after choking them unconscious in a moving vehicle, police said Friday. The accused, identified as Raja (27) and Sonu (34), operated from the Old Delhi Railway Station, where they would pick up lone passengers in autorickshaws, often with one or two accomplices posing as commuters.
"Once the auto reached a relatively isolated stretch, the assailants would suddenly overpower the passenger by grabbing and choking him until he lost consciousness. The victim would then be looted of all belongings and dumped on the roadside," Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Raja Banthia said.
The case that led to their arrest was registered on May 10, when Ranjit Kumar, a resident of Lal Bagh in Azadpur, reported that he had been assaulted and robbed in a similar manner around 4:45 am while travelling from Old Delhi Railway Station to Azadpur.
According to the FIR, the men sitting in the back of the auto attacked him, choked him unconscious and fled with his mobile phone, wallet, documents, and travel bag after throwing him out of the moving vehicle.
Based on Kumar's complaint, an e-FIR was registered and an investigation was launched.
"The breakthrough came after examining footage from over 100 CCTV cameras along the suspected route. Police identified the culprits as Raja, a repeat offender from Welcome Colony and Sonu, a known criminal from Loni in Ghaziabad. Both had multiple prior cases against them, including robbery and snatching," said the DCP.
On May 14, Raja and Sonu were apprehended from Loni after raids.
Raja, who committed the crimes in an auto given to him by his sister, had another accomplice named Deepak, alias Totla, and targeted railway passengers regularly.
The police also recovered the auto used in the crime and a mobile phone linked to another robbery near Geeta Colony Flyover. That incident was reported at the Kotwali Police Station on May 15, linking the suspects to yet another robbery.
"The accused have a long criminal history. Raja has 14 previous cases and Sonu has 11, registered across multiple police stations in Delhi. Teams are hunting for the third accused, Deepak," the DCP said, adding that further investigation is underway.

Assistant Professor Dr. Abdul Alim Ansari, 55, was arrested for molesting students at a Roorkee college, inciting student protests and exam cancellations.

Professor Arrested for Molesting Students in Roorkee

Dr. Abdul Alim Ansari, a professor in Roorkee, was arrested for allegedly molesting students, sparking protests and leading to exam cancellations.

Dr. Abdul Alim Ansari was arrested for allegedly molesting B.Sc students at a Roorkee college, prompting student protests and exam cancellations.

A 55-year-old assistant professor was arrested for allegedly molesting 12 students at the Government Degree College in Roorkee, the police said Friday.
According to the complaint filed by a victim, Dr Abdul Alim Ansari allegedly touched the students inappropriately during the viva of the B.Sc practical examinations on Thursday afternoon, the police said, adding that the incident occurred in a closed room.
Ansari also allegedly wrote his mobile number on the palm of a student, asking her to call him at night after returning home, Gang Nahar police station inspector in-charge RK Saklani said.
When a victim shared what she went through after coming out of the room, the other students revealed how they had also been touched inappropriately by the professor.
After being confronted by the students, Ansari allegedly threatened to cut their marks.
As the matter came to light, the students protested demanding stern action against the professor, who also teaches at another college in Bhagwanpur near Roorkee.
Following the protests, the college management called the police to pacify the angry students.
A complaint was filed by one of the victims following which Ansari was arrested, Saklani said.
During interrogation, Ansari admitted that he had touched the girls, however, he said that he had no bad intentions behind his act. When asked if he wrote his mobile number on a student's palm, he could not give a satisfactory answer, the police said.
Meanwhile, the two practical examinations conducted by Ansari on Wednesday and Thursday have been cancelled, college authorities informed.

Three brothers were arrested in Paschim Vihar West, Delhi, after firing at neighbors in a dispute tied to a family relationship. No injuries were reported. Police seized weapons and are investigating.

Brothers Arrested in Delhi Shooting Incident

In Outer Delhi's Paschim Vihar West, three brothers were arrested for firing at neighbors in a family dispute. Despite the gunfire, no injuries were reported. The police recovered weapons and aim to resolve tensions.

Three brothers arrested for firing in Paschim Vihar West dispute

Three brothers in Outer Delhi's Paschim Vihar West were arrested for allegedly firing at neighbors amid a dispute linked to a family relationship. Police recovered weapons and are working to ease tensions.

Three brothers were arrested in outer Delhi's Paschim Vihar West area for allegedly opening fire at the relatives of a boy their sister was in a relationship with, an officer said on Wednesday.
Chintu, 20, Karan, 18, and Nitin, 18, were apprehended in connection with the firing incident that happened on Tuesday in the Jwalapuri area, he said. No one was hurt in the firing.
A police source said both families involved in the matter are neighbors.
"Their children were in a relationship, and the girl's family didn't approve of it," he said.
Multiple PCR calls were received on Tuesday regarding gunshots in the area. A police team rushed to the spot and recovered one misfired cartridge and one empty shell, he added.
"....It was alleged that a group of individuals arrived at the location with the intent to open fire. One of the accused, Chintu, reportedly discharged a round while the others acted in furtherance of a common intention," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) Sachin Sharma said.
A country-made pistol and a knife, believed to have been used in the crime, were recovered from their possession.
A surveillance exercise spotted the accused at Durbal Nath Marg, from where they were apprehended, he said.

ACB arrests Shivaji Nagar police inspector for bribery in a school dispute. Inspector Deshmukh accepted ₹1 lakh, part of a ₹5 lakh demand.

Inspector Arrested for School Bribery Scandal

The ACB apprehends a Shivaji Nagar police inspector for bribery in a school dispute. Accused of demanding a ₹5 lakh bribe, Deshmukh accepted a reduced sum of ₹1 lakh. This marks a significant step in eliminating corruption within law enforcement.

ACB arrests Shivaji Nagar police inspector for bribery in a school dispute

ACB arrests inspector for bribery in Shivaji Nagar school dispute. Deshmukh demanded ₹5 lakh and accepted ₹1 lakh after negotiations.

The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) has apprehended a senior inspector of Shivaji Nagar police station here while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 1 lakh from a school trustee for taking legal action, an official said on Wednesday.
Inspector Bapurao Madhukar Deshmukh allegedly demanded Rs 5 lakh from the complainant who is a joint trustee of a school in Shivaji Nagar area, the official said.
The trustee approached Deshmukh seeking help after a rival group in the school trust broke the lock of the school's main gate and tried to take it over illegally in August 2024, the complaint said.
He requested Deshmukh that the rival group should be stopped from entering the school until the Charity Commissioner passed an order on the dispute.
Deshmukh said he could help with preventing the group from entering the school and registering a case of trespass against them, but allegedly demanded Rs 5 lakh from the trustee.
The amount was later negotiated to Rs 3 lakh, following which the complainant approached the ACB.
A trap was laid and Deshmukh was held on Tuesday.
A case under the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered against Deshmukh and further probe is underway, the official said.

West Bengal authorities arrest two for allegedly using a Pakistani flag to incite communal tensions. Linked to a fringe group, they sought to blame another community.

Police Arrests Over Communal Tension in West Bengal

In West Bengal, two individuals linked to Sanatani Ekta Manch were arrested for trying to incite communal tensions with a Pakistani flag. Police foiled their attempt to provoke unrest between communities.

West Bengal Police arrest two for alleged communal incitement

Two arrested in West Bengal for inciting communal tensions using a Pakistani flag. Linked to a fringe outfit, they aimed to blame another community.

West Bengal Police has arrested two persons for allegedly pasting an image of the Pakistani flag on the wall of a railway station in the North 24 Parganas district and writing 'Hindustan Murdabad' to engineer communal disturbances, a senior officer said on Thursday.
Chandan Malakar (30) and Progyajit Mondal (45), both described as active members of a political party and associated with the fringe outfit Sanatani Ekta Manch, were apprehended on Wednesday night in the Bongaon area, police added.
The duo confessed to pasting the poster flag and writing "Hindustan Murdabad" on the wall of a toilet near Akaipur railway station under the jurisdiction of Gopalnagar police station, the officer added.
According to police, the accused intended to provoke communal unrest by making the image public and attributing it to another community or group.
However, the plan was thwarted through timely intervention, police added.
"Yesterday night, a Pakistani National flag was found to be pasted on the walls of a washroom beside Akaipur railway station under Gopalnagar PS. Investigation revealed that this was willfully done by one Chandan Malakar (30) and Progyajit Mondal (45), both local residents and active members of a political party as also of Sanatani Ekta Manch," Bongaon police said in a post on X.
"They have confessed to the act and revealed that they had planned to write 'Hindustan Murdabad and Pakistan Zindabad' on that wall to create communal disturbances in the area. Both have been arrested in a specific case. Further investigation is on," it added.
"We shall spare no efforts to bring to book those who are hatching such conspiracies to trigger communal unrest," the post said.
Twenty-six people, including 25 tourists, were killed in a terror attack at Pahalgam in Kashmir on April 22, triggering a global outrage.
Different political parties and the Union government have referred to the alleged role of Pakistan-based agencies in sponsoring terror in Kashmir, but the neighboring country denied its role.
The ruling TMC in Bengal has cautioned against any attempt by certain right-wing fringe groups to disrupt law and order and instigate violence by flagging the Kashmir attack and called for a united effort to fight terrorism.

Shocking murder involving an affair, where a nephew was arrested for killing his uncle. Ongoing investigation reveals plot.

Uncle's Murder: Nephew Arrested in Affair Scandal

In a shocking tale of passion and betrayal, a nephew was arrested for murdering his uncle over a long-standing affair. Police continue to investigate this chilling crime.

Nephew, aunt accused in shocking murder plot

In a twisted affair, a man murdered his uncle. Police arrested the nephew and his friend. Investigations are ongoing.

A man allegedly shot dead his uncle, who found out about his five-year-long relationship with the latter's wife, police said here on Wednesday.
The murder was the outcome of an alleged conspiracy involving the wife and was executed with the help of the nephew's friend, they said.
The nephew, Mehrban, and his associate Umar, both in their early 20s, have been arrested following a brief encounter with the police.
Additional Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Vajpayee said the bullet-riddled body of 35-year-old Farooq, a resident of Dholkiyan in Kiratpur, was recovered on Monday from a forested area near Rampur Asha village.
Preliminary investigation revealed that two men had brought him there on a motorcycle and gunned him down before fleeing.
Following a complaint by the victim's brother, Naeem, a named FIR was registered against Mehrban and Umar. Acting on a tip-off, police attempted to stop the duo late Tuesday night near Aman Colony.
The two opened fire, prompting retaliatory action in which Mehrban was shot in the leg and apprehended along with Umar, he said.
Police recovered two country-made pistols, the motorcycle used in the crime, and the victim's mobile phone.
During questioning, Mehrban confessed to having a five-year-long relationship with his aunt Amreen.
When he found out about the affair, Farooq allegedly began abusing his wife. So they formed a plan to kill him, police said.
ASP Vajpayee added that further action, including interrogation of the victim's wife, is underway.

Suspended IPS officer PSR Anjaneyulu's arrest highlights harassment allegations involving actor Kadambari Jethwani. TDP claims accountability for previous regime's misuse of power.

Senior IPS Officer Arrested in Harassment Case

In Andhra Pradesh, suspended IPS officer PSR Anjaneyulu has been arrested over harassment charges related to actor Kadambari Jethwani. This move is seen as a step towards accountability for alleged abuses of power by the former YSRCP regime.

Senior IPS officer arrested over allegations of harassment

PSR Anjaneyulu, a suspended IPS officer, has been arrested over harassment allegations involving actor Kadambari Jethwani. Previously aligned with YSRCP, his actions spurred controversy. TDP hails this arrest as a step towards justice.

Andhra Pradesh CID Police reportedly arrested suspended senior police officer and former intelligence chief PSR Anjaneyulu from Hyderabad on Tuesday over his alleged role in harassing Mumbai-based actor- model, Kadambari Narendra Kumar Jethwani.
Anjaneyulu is one of the three IPS officers who are under suspension for allegedly "hastily arresting" and "harassing" Jethwani without proper investigation in a case filed against her during the erstwhile YSRCP regime. Vishal Gunni and Kanthi Ratan Tata are the other two IPS officers.
While top police officials and sources remained tight-lipped about the development, a section of media houses, besides the ruling TDP claimed that Anjaneyulu has been 'arrested.' "IPS officer PSR Anjaneyulu has been arrested for harassing a woman (Jethwani) under the directions of (former CM and YSRCP chief) Jagan Reddy, mobilising the entire government machinery," said TDP in a post on 'X'.
Working as the intelligence chief during the erstwhile YSRCP government, Anjaneyulu toed YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's line and claimed that harassing a woman (Jethwani) is a "known fact".
According to TDP, the previous government used all its might to subdue a woman (Jethwani) and compel her to "submit" but asserted that the TDP-led government is doing "justice" to her now.
Anjaneyulu, former Vijayawada Police Commissioner Tata and Gunni, then Deputy Commissioner of Police, Vijayawada were suspended last year after an inquiry revealed their role in the alleged harassment of the model.
In connection with this case, TDP said YSRCP leader Kukkala Vidyasagar has already been arrested while the three officials were suspended and Anjaneyulu arrested today.

A 55-year-old man was arrested in Ranchi for allegedly shooting a stray dog. The incident, captured on video, has sparked animal rights debates. Legal charges were filed against the accused, highlighting the need for humane urban stray animal measures.

Ranchi Man Charged for Stray Dog Shooting

Pradip Pandey, 55, was arrested in Ranchi for shooting a stray dog that reportedly chased him. The incident, captured on viral video, raises debates over animal rights and urban safety, with legal charges under the Arms Act.

A 55-year-old man was arrested in Ranchi for allegedly shooting a stray dog

In Ranchi, 55-year-old Pradip Pandey was arrested after allegedly shooting a stray dog for chasing him. The incident was captured on video, leading to public outcry and a legal case under animal harm and the Arms Act, sparking debates on urban animal safety.

A 55-year-old man allegedly shot a stray dog to death in Ranchi on Tuesday after it chased him, police said.
The incident happened in Tatisilwai on the outskirts of the city, they said.
The accused, identified as Pradip Pandey, was arrested after a purported video of the incident went viral on social media, they added.
A case was filed against him under BNS section 25 (causing harm to animals) and the Arms Act, Tatisilwai police station's in-charge Ranjit Kumar Sinha told PTI.
Pandey allegedly killed the dog with his licensed firearm, he said.
He told police that the dog had bitten several people in the area and also chased him to bite.

A man impersonating a sub-inspector in Ballia was arrested during a routine check, revealing fake credentials and illegal firearms. Authorities emphasize the need for vigilant checks.

Fake Police Officer Detained in Ballia

During a routine check, a man impersonating a sub-inspector was arrested in Ballia. A fake ID, illegal firearms, and a toy gun were seized. Ongoing investigation highlights credential misuse issues.

Fake Police Officer arrested in Ballia during routine check

A man posing as a sub-inspector was arrested in Ballia with fake credentials and illegal weapons. Investigations are ongoing.

Police on Friday arrested a man for posing as a sub-inspector in the Nagra police station area of Ballia district, and seized a fake identity card, an illegal pistol and cartridges from his possession, officials said.
Ballia SP Omvir Singh said that during a check near a fire station on the Gaura Madanpura road, the police nabbed a man aged around 31 upon suspicion.
When asked, he said his name was Amit Kumar Yadav, a resident of Gaura Madanpura under the Nagra police station limits, the SP said.
Following a search, police seized a fake identity card bearing his name and designation as an ASI, a photograph of him in police uniform, an illegal pistol, cartridges, a toy gun, and a white Hyundai Creta car from his possession, the officer said.
During questioning, Yadav told the police that he used to don the police uniform and flash the fake identity card to intimidate people for his benefit, Singh said.

Mumbai incident report: Vishal Udmale arrested for setting fire to a woman's house over a dispute. Investigation reveals attempts of assault and threats.

Man Arrested for Arson in Mumbai After Dispute

A serious incident in Mumbai's Gorai led to Vishal Udmale's arrest for setting a woman's house on fire following a dispute. The accused is charged with offenses under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. This highlights growing safety concerns and the need for precautionary measures.

Mumbai man arrested for arson at woman's home in Gorai

A man named Vishal Udmale in Mumbai set a woman's house on fire after a dispute. Police have arrested him for various offenses, and investigations continue.

A man has been arrested for allegedly setting afire a woman&rsquo;s house in Mumbai&rsquo;s Gorai area after an argument and threatening to harm her, an official said on Thursday.
Accused Vishal Udmale, alias Junglee, poured petrol on the door of Lakshmi Prabhakar Bontala (34) and set it ablaze after the two got into a heated exchange of words over a petty issue in the early hours of Tuesday, he said.
The accused also allegedly tried to attack Bontala with a stone, said the official, citing the FIR.
Udmale has been booked under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for voluntarily causing hurt, insulting the modesty of a woman and criminal intimidation, an official added.

Seven suspects arrested in connection with a gang rape at a temple in Telangana's Nagarkurnool. Authorities, led by Minister D. Anasuya Seethakka, emphasize swift justice and support for the victims.

Seven Arrested for Gang Rape in Telangana

Authorities arrest seven in a reported gang rape at a Telangana temple. Minister D. Anasuya Seethakka calls for swift justice and support for victims, emphasizing the importance of safety and legal action against such crimes.

Seven suspects arrested in connection with a gang rape at a temple in Telangana's Nagarkurnool

Seven men arrested in Telangana for alleged gang rape at a temple. Victim's husband restrained during the crime. Minister Seethakka urges swift justice.

Seven persons were held for allegedly raping a woman in Nagarkurnool district of Telangana, police said on Tuesday.
The incident allegedly happened in Urkondapeta village on Saturday when the woman along with her husband went there for a temple darshan and stayed on the premises, they said.
When the woman went to attend nature's call, the accused forcibly took her to an isolated place near the temple and allegedly raped her in the bushes on the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday, even as they tied her husband to a tree when he went to her rescue, police had said.
After initiating an investigation into the case, police took seven persons into custody. The accused including an electrician, an auto-driver and two cooks are involved in extortion cases booked earlier, a police official said.
Taking a serious note of the incidents of sexual assault in Nagarkurnool district and also Hyderabad, state Women and Child Welfare Minister D Anasuya Seethakka spoke to senior police officials and women welfare department officials. She also enquired about the progress of investigation and the health conditon of the survivors.
She directed them to take measures to help the survivors and to ensure tough punishment to the culprits, a release from her office said.
She said the government has acted swiftly after the incidents came to light and arrested the accused and is also helping the survivors.

A Bengaluru teacher and two accomplices arrested for extortion, blackmailing a student's parent for Rs 4 lakh, demanding Rs 20 lakh more.

Bengaluru Teacher, Accomplices Arrested for Extortion

A teacher in Bengaluru, with two accomplices, extorted money from a parent using blackmail. Now arrested, this highlights safety concerns in education.

A Bengaluru teacher and two accomplices arrested for extortion, blackmailing a student's parent

A Bengaluru teacher and her accomplices were arrested for blackmail, extorting Rs 4 lakh from a parent, and demanding Rs 20 lakh further.

A school teacher in Bengaluru has been arrested alongside two accomplices for allegedly blackmailing and extorting money from a student's parent. The Central Crime Branch apprehended 25-year-old Sridevi Rudagi, along with her associates, Ganesh Kale, 38, and Sagar, 28, for extorting Rs 4 lakh and subsequently attempting to blackmail the victim for an additional Rs 20 lakh.
The victim, Satish (name changed), is a trader residing in a western Bengaluru locality with his wife and three daughters. His troubles began when he enrolled his youngest daughter, a five-year-old, in a school in 2023, where he first encountered Rudagi during the admission process.
Maintaining contact, their relationship soon became intimate, facilitating Rudagi's initial extortion of Rs 4 lakh. The situation took a darker turn in January when Rudagi demanded a further Rs 15 lakh. As Satish hesitated, she visited his home under the pretext of borrowing Rs 50,000.
Facing business challenges, Satish decided to relocate his family to Gujarat and sought his child's Transfer Certificate in early March. Upon visiting the school, Satish found himself cornered in Rudagi's office by her accomplices, Kale and Sagar.
They threatened him with private photos and videos, demanding Rs 20 lakh to prevent the materials from being sent to his family. Desperate, Satish negotiated the demand down to Rs 15 lakh, making an initial payment of Rs 1.9 lakh, but the threats persisted.
On March 17, Rudagi contacted Satish again, outlining a distribution of the demanded money: Rs 5 lakh for a purported former police officer, and Rs 1 lakh each for Kale and Sagar, with the remaining Rs 8 lakh for herself.
However, an investigation revealed that the police officer had no involvement, prompting Satish to seek police assistance. The authorities swiftly intervened, arresting Rudagi and her accomplices. All three have been remanded to judicial custody for 14 days as investigations continue.
This case underscores the vulnerability parents can face even in environments deemed safe, highlighting the need for vigilance and integrity in educational institutions.

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