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Influencer Jyoti Malhotra's custody extended amidst espionage allegations, with links to Pakistani intelligence being scrutinized.

Custody Extended of Jyoti Malhotra in Espionage Case

Jyoti Malhotra faces extended custody as espionage allegations unfold, involving contacts with Pakistani operatives like Ehsan-ur-Rahim.

Jyoti Malhotra's judicial custody extended amid espionage investigation, with links to Pakistani operatives, notably Ehsan-ur-Rahim.

A court here on Monday extended the judicial custody by 14 days of social media influencer Jyoti Malhotra arrested last month on the suspicion of espionage.
The Hisar Police arrested Malhotra, who ran a YouTube channel 'Travel with JO', on the suspicion of espionage on May 16. Hailing from Hisar, the Youtuber was arrested at the New Aggarsain Extension and booked under provisions of the Official Secrets Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Malhotra's lawyer Kumar Mukesh said, "Her judicial remand has been further extended by 14 days and the next date of hearing has been fixed by the court on July 7." The 33-year-old YouTuber appeared before the court through video-conferencing, he said.
Earlier on June 9, another court here had rejected her regular bail plea.
Police had opposed the bail and argued that the investigation in this case was still going on.
After her arrest on May 16, Malhotra was remanded to five days of police custody by the court.
Following the completion of the remand, the court extended the custody by four more days after the police sought to question her further.
On May 26, the court remanded her to judicial custody for 14 days, which was further extended later.
The Hisar Police previously said no evidence had emerged to indicate Malhotra had access to any military or defence-related information but claimed she was in contact with some people, aware that they were Pakistani intelligence operatives.
Police sources had previously said she was in touch with Ehsan-ur-Rahim alias Danish, a staffer at the Pakistani High Commission, since November 2023.
India expelled Danish on May 13 for allegedly indulging in espionage.
Police had last month claimed that Pakistani intelligence operatives were developing Malhotra as an "asset".

A 28-year-old man's death in Jhunjhunu police custody raises concerns over custodial practices and accountability. Authorities pledge transparent investigation.

Custodial Death in Jhunjhunu: Concerns Raised

The death of a 28-year-old man in custody at Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, has sparked severe concerns over police practices. Authorities are ensuring a transparent investigation.

A 28-year-old man's death in Jhunjhunu police custody raises concerns over custodial practices

A 28-year-old man died in police custody in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, sparking concerns over custodial practices and accountability. Authorities assure legal protocols are underway.

A man, detained for questioning in a case of theft, died at a police station in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, police said on Monday.
The station house officer of Khetri, Gopal Lal Jangid, said Pappu Meena (28) was detained on Sunday in connection with a case of theft registered on February 28.
"He was brought to the police station for questioning. He suddenly fell sick, vomited and got unconscious. Meena was rushed to the government hospital where he was declared dead," the police official said.
The body has been shifted to the mortuary for post-mortem.
A senior official said action as per the rules will be taken in the matter of the custodial death.

Kannada actress Ranya Rao claims verbal abuse by authorities amid gold smuggling charges. Bail hearing upcoming.

Ranya Rao Faces Allegations in Custody Clash

Kannada star Ranya Rao, involved in a gold smuggling case, alleges verbal mistreatment by DRI. Her bail hearing approaches amid contrasting claims.

Kannada actress Ranya Rao allegedly faces verbal abuse in custody

Kannada star Ranya Rao, accused of gold smuggling, claims verbal abuse in custody. DRI counters with CCTV evidence.

In a high-profile case that has gripped Karnataka, Kannada film actress Ranya Rao, apprehended last week for allegedly smuggling gold bars valued at Rs 14.56 crore, has claimed she faced verbal harassment and received threats while in the custody of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI).
Appearing before a special court in Bengaluru, Rao refuted allegations of physical mistreatment but expressed her ordeal, stating, "I was verbally tortured and threatened. I am traumatised and emotionally broken," before breaking into tears.
The DRI has countered these allegations, asserting that all procedures, including Rao's arrest and interrogation, were documented via CCTV footage.
This controversy arose amid growing speculation that Rao was assaulted post-arrest, fueled by widely shared images depicting her with swollen eyes and facial bruising.
Nagalakshmi Chaudhary, Chairperson of the Karnataka State Commission for Women, has indicated that any investigation into potential physical assault on Rao requires a formal complaint to be lodged first.
Currently, the actress has been remanded to judicial custody until March 24, with a bail application hearing slated for Tuesday.
Ranya, the stepdaughter of senior IPS officer Ramachandra Rao, was intercepted at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport on March 3. She was reportedly carrying 14.2 kg of gold upon arrival from Dubai, raising red flags after four trips to Dubai in just 15 days, and a total of 27 journeys over the past year.
According to insiders, Rao allegedly smuggled gold by wearing parts of it and concealing the remainder within her attire. Subsequent searches at her residence uncovered gold jewelry valued over Rs 2 crore and Rs 2.67 crore in cash.
In a purportedly leaked statement, Rao divulged details of her international travels, which reportedly included numerous locations across the Middle East and Western nations, confessing to possessing 17 gold bars during her arrest.
Besides Rao, authorities have detained two associates, T Raj and Tarun Kondaraju, in connection with this case.
Denouncing the allegations against her, IPS officer Ramachandra Rao expressed shock over his stepdaughter's arrest. In a statement dated March 5, he claimed a blemish-free career history and affirmed a lack of contact with his stepdaughter since her marriage four months ago. Rao also denied any knowledge of Ranya&rsquo;s and her husband Jatin Hukkeri&rsquo;s alleged business activities.

AAP leader Manish Sisodia's ED custody extended by five days | Delhi excise policy 

Sisodia was produced before special judge M K Nagpal, who extended his custody till March 22. The ED had sought a seven-day extension of Sisodia's custody.

A court on Friday extended by five days the Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody of AAP leader Manish Sisodia who has been arrested in a money laundering case related to the Delhi excise policy.
Sisodia was produced before special judge M K Nagpal, who extended his custody till March 22. The ED had sought a seven-day extension of Sisodia's custody.
Heavy security deployment was made inside and outside the Rouse Avenue Court premises.
The Enforcement Directorate told the court that crucial information had come up during Sisodia's custody and he had to be confronted with other accused persons. These included former excise commissioner Rahul Singh, Dinesh Arora and Amit Arora.
The former Delhi deputy chief minister had also to be confronted with his former secretary C Arvind, the ED said. C Arvind is not an accused in the case.
The probe agency also told the court that voluminous data from Sisodia's email and mobile and other devices is also being forensically analysed.
Opposing the ED's plea, Sisodia's lawyer said there is not a whisper from the agency regarding the proceeds of the crime, which is fundamental to the case. There is no justification for the extension of custody and Sisodia was confronted only with four people during his earlier seven-day custody, he said.
The ED arrested Sisodia on March 9 in the Tihar jail, where he was lodged in connection with a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) case about alleged corruption in the formulation and implementation of the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy for 2021-22. The CBI arrested Sisodia on February 26

A double murder and a suicide took place in broad daylight in Bihar's capital city on April 28, according to police. A man named Rajiv allegedly shot his teenage daughter, and his estranged wife near his house in Patna.
After shooting the women, Rajiv allegedly shot and killed himself. The 3 bodies were taken to Patna Medical College Hospital for autopsy.
Manavjit Singh Dhillon, SSP, Patna said, "Information was received around 12:40 pm that a triple murder had taken place. Since it was a serious incident, we arrived here. We took statements of the eyewitnesses. Many people saw the incident. We are examining CCTV footage also. Rajiv Kumar's first wife had died due to natural causes. He had a daughter with his first wife whose name was Sanskriti. After his first wife's death, he married her sister. But they divorced. After divorce, Rajiv wanted his daughter to live with him, but she didn't want to live with him. This was causing problems."
Rajiv lived on rent in the house of a retired police officer named GN Sharma. The landlord said, "The man was Rajiv. His daughter had been living at her maternal grandmother's house for the last few days. She was not going to her father's house because he misbehaved with her. The father wanted his daughter to live with him. This was the dispute. His wife was not living with him. Rajiv used to do nothing. He used to handle the household. His brothers were at good posts in the judicial services."

Man shoots daughter, ex-wife on street, then kills himself in Bihar's Patna: police on 'double-murder, suicide'

Man shot daughter, ex-wife on street, then killed himself in Bihar's Patna, say police


Man shoots daughter, ex-wife on street, then kills himself in Bihar's Patna, as per police

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CAPTIONS 'Double murder, suicide' in Bihar Shooting in broad daylight in Patna Man killed daughter, ex-wife: cops

<div class="elementToProof">The man's first wife had died, and their daughter did not wish to live with her father, causing problems, according to police.</div>

A double murder and a suicide took place in broad daylight in Bihar's capital city on April 28, according to police.&nbsp;A man named Rajiv allegedly shot his teenage daughter, and his estranged wife near his house in Patna.
After shooting the women, Rajiv allegedly shot and killed himself.&nbsp;The 3 bodies were taken to Patna Medical College Hospital for autopsy.
Manavjit Singh Dhillon, SSP, Patna said, "Information was received around 12:40 pm that a triple murder had taken place. Since it was a serious incident, we arrived here. We took statements of the eyewitnesses. Many people saw the incident. We are examining CCTV footage also. Rajiv Kumar's first wife had died due to natural causes. He had a daughter with his first wife whose name was Sanskriti. After his first wife's death, he married her sister. But they divorced. After divorce, Rajiv wanted his daughter to live with him, but she didn't want to live with him. This was causing problems."
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Rajiv lived on rent in the house of a retired police officer named GN Sharma. The landlord said, "The man was Rajiv. His daughter had been living at her maternal grandmother's house for the last few days. She was not going to her father's house because he misbehaved with her. The father wanted his daughter to live with him. This was the dispute. His wife was not living with him.&nbsp;Rajiv used to do nothing. He used to handle the household. His brothers were at good posts in the judicial services."
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