Security staff noticed suspicious objects on the X-ray scanner during baggage checking. After a manual inspection, officers recovered three live cartridges from the bag. The Patna Airport live cartridges discovery created brief tension inside the airport terminal.

CISF personnel immediately detained the passenger and informed the airport police. Officials later identified the man as a resident of Phulwari Sharif in Patna.

During questioning, the passenger told police that he was travelling to Delhi to visit his seriously ill brother. However, he failed to show any valid license for the ammunition.

Police registered a case under the Arms Act and started an investigation. Officers are now trying to find out how the cartridges reached his bag and whether there was any criminal intent.

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The victim was 25-year-old Khushboo Kumari from Sadpur village. The village falls under the Shahkund police station area in Bhagalpur. Her sudden death left family members and neighbours in deep shock. The female CISF jawan suicide in Bhagalpur has raised many questions in the area.

According to family members, Khushboo had dinner with the family on Tuesday night. She later went to sleep in a room with her sister-in-law. Early the next morning, relatives found her hanging from a bamboo beam with a scarf.

The family quickly informed the police. Officers reached the house and started an investigation. Police sent the body for post-mortem examination.

Officials said they did not find any suicide note at the spot. Police are now trying to find the reason behind the tragic incident.

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Polling staff, including 2,060 POs and APOs, will receive polling center allocations on Monday morning. They will collect materials and reach centers by night. The counting center at Yousufguda Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Stadium will have a three-tier security system by CISF, battalion, and local police.

Hyderabad district has been declared a public holiday on polling day. Section 144 will be in force within 100 meters of polling centers, and shops must remain closed. Mock polling begins at 5 AM, and results will be checked through EVM and VVPAT verification.

The Election Commission has also sought RBI’s support to monitor digital transactions amid UPI-based bribery complaints. Polling percentage will be updated every two hours via a special mobile app.

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The boy explained that he had entered a restricted airport area out of curiosity and climbed into the landing gear compartment. He was immediately taken into custody by CISF officials for questioning.

Flight safety concerns were raised following the incident. Authorities conducted thorough anti-sabotage checks on the plane. Traveling in a landing gear compartment is extremely dangerous due to lack of oxygen, extreme cold, and moving mechanical parts.

Fortunately, the boy survived unharmed and was later sent back to Afghanistan under official supervision. Aviation experts have called for stricter security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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According to sources, the passenger approached the cockpit door, which is secured with a passcode. Even after entering the code, access requires captain approval. The man failed to gain entry, and the cabin crew quickly escorted him back to his seat. It remains unclear why the passenger attempted to reach the cockpit. He was traveling with eight other companions.

Upon landing in Varanasi, the passenger was handed over to the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel. Authorities are investigating the incident, and Air India Express has confirmed that the airline’s safety protocols were not compromised.

In an official statement, Air India Express said, “We are aware of media reports regarding an incident on one of our flights to Varanasi, where a passenger approached the cockpit area while searching for the lavatory. Safety and security protocols are in place and were not compromised. The matter has been reported to the relevant authorities and is under investigation.”

Sources also indicated that the unruly passenger may face a no-fly ban due to his dangerous actions. The incident highlights the importance of strict cockpit security and robust airline safety measures.

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