The case started when a 17-year-old girl accused Bhagirath of harassment and sexual assault. Police first filed the case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

Investigators later examined the victim’s statement again. They then added stricter legal sections to the case. Officials confirmed that fresh rape charges against Bandi Bhagirath now form part of the investigation.

Bhagirath is the son of Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar. Police arrested him after the Telangana High Court refused interim protection from arrest. Officers later produced him before a magistrate.

The court sent him to judicial custody. Police said they will continue the investigation and collect more evidence.

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The tuition teacher brutal murder in Purnea came to light on Friday morning when a farmer reached the field for irrigation and noticed the body lying among the crops. The victim had several knife wounds. His eyes and other parts of his body were stabbed, which showed signs of a violent attack.

Abid had been living with his in-laws for nearly 20 years and taught private tuition to local children. According to family members, he left home on Thursday afternoon to take classes but did not return in the evening. His relatives searched for him during the night but could not find him.

Police from Kasba station and a forensic team reached the spot soon after the discovery. Officers sent the body for post-mortem at a government medical college hospital in Purnea. Investigators have started collecting evidence and questioning local residents.

Authorities said the motive behind the killing remains unclear. Police have launched a detailed investigation to identify the attackers.

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DSP Mohit Singla confirmed that police have rounded up three youths so far in connection with the case. Investigators are questioning them to identify the real people behind the threat. Police teams are closely examining call records, technical data, and other digital evidence linked to the incident.

According to the DSP, the investigation is progressing steadily. He said police will arrest anyone found directly involved once sufficient evidence emerges. Officials stressed that they will not show leniency toward anyone attempting to disturb law and order.

Given the seriousness of the threat, police have provided security to Amar Noori. Officers are maintaining surveillance around her residence to prevent any untoward incident. The police presence aims to ensure her safety and restore confidence.

Senior officials have assured that the case will be resolved soon. They added that the guilty will face strict legal action under the law. The police also appealed to the public to remain calm and cooperate with the investigation, reiterating their commitment to protecting artists and citizens alike.

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Investigators are extracting call details from the two mobile phones seized from Prabhat. His questioning is expected to reveal how the network operated, especially in major examinations like BPSC-TRE-3.

Sanjay, linked to the Sanjeev Mukhiya gang, was arrested on Tuesday and sent to jail. He is also connected to the Transport Department’s Enforcement Sub-Inspector exam scheduled for December 14. According to the EOU, he was wanted for the TRE-3 paper leak held on March 15, 2024.

Prabhat is the son of Ram Lakhan Prasad from Sheikhpur Sarai. His criminal record includes exam-related crimes in Telangana’s engineering, agriculture, and medical entrance tests, as well as the All India Pre-Medical Test 2016. Multiple agencies, including Hyderabad CID and Ramnagar police, are investigating his past activities.

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Teams are checking CCTV footage, speaking with witnesses, and studying the crime spots to find any common pattern. Early clues point to personal disputes in some incidents, but police are examining every possibility. Special units from the district headquarters are working with local stations to speed up the investigation.

Officials said public safety remains their main priority. Extra patrols are now active in sensitive locations. Community leaders have been asked to support the inquiry by guiding residents to share useful information. Police believe stronger cooperation can prevent more violence and help restore peace in the region.

Authorities also plan to conduct awareness meetings to encourage people to report conflicts early. This step aims to stop small disputes from turning into serious crimes. More updates are expected as investigators work to identify motives and all those involved.

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People tried sprinkling water on them, but their condition did not improve. Police shifted them to PMCH, where doctors treated them through the night. Despite efforts, both died on Monday.

The siblings were originally from Gopalganj. After losing their parents, they lived with their uncle and aunt. Later, the relatives removed them from the house and property. The two then moved to Kankarbagh and worked small jobs to survive.

Police sources say the brother and sister visited Gandhi Maidan on Sunday and consumed poison there. They then travelled to Patna Junction, where they collapsed due to the toxic substance. Post-mortem reports are awaited. Police have launched a full investigation into the incident.

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Police say Gagan stepped out of his house to meet a friend when the attacker approached him. His father, Vinod Kumar, said Gagan hugged someone moments before the gunman fired a bullet into his head. The assailant then fired two more rounds in the air and fled. Gagan’s family rushed him to GTB Hospital, but doctors declared him dead. He leaves behind his wife and a 10-day-old son.

Senior officers from Shahdara, including the DCP and teams from Farsh Bazar and Shahdara police stations, reached the crime scene. Investigators reviewed CCTV footage and spoke to locals. They are working on several angles, including a dispute involving friends who took Gagan outside earlier that night. The murder has created fear and anger in the neighbourhood.

In another incident the same week, Delhi Police arrested a 20-year-old man for a deadly hit-and-run in West Delhi. The suspect, Sumit, was driving a Tata Tiago that mowed down two pedestrians—48-year-old painter Munni Raj and 74-year-old hawker Surajpal—at Jakhira Gol Chakkar. Police found the car abandoned at the spot. CCTV footage led them to the vehicle’s owner in Sonipat, who confirmed his son was driving.

Officers booked Sumit under several sections including rash driving and negligent death. They also added Motor Vehicles Act charges because he had no licence or insurance. The investigation continues.

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A farmer noticed a foul smell while going to his field and saw the child’s body in the water. There were visible wound marks on her neck. Police believe that she was strangled.

The Station House Officer, Varun Kumar Jha, and his team reached the spot after receiving information from villagers. A forensic team was called to collect blood stains, clothing, and other key evidence. The child was identified as Kriti Kumari, the daughter of Arvind Ram from Bhore village.

Kriti lived with her mother, Alka Devi, in a rented room near the temple. Her mother said Kriti disappeared suddenly after the evening aarti on November 21st. The family searched for her for several days but found no trace until the tragic discovery.

The incident has created fear and anger among local residents. Police are investigating all possible angles to catch the culprit.

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Residents spotted the body near the Chandaka stretch and alerted police. Officers reached the area with forensic experts, collected samples, examined tyre marks, and secured the crime zone. The intense activity drew large crowds and raised concern among locals.

Investigators learned that the victim worked at a nearby tent house and stayed in the city for employment. He reportedly met colleagues on Thursday evening, and police now question them to track his final movements. Officers believe someone murdered him elsewhere and later dumped the body near the highway to confuse investigators.

Police continue gathering CCTV footage, witness statements, and forensic evidence. Early leads point toward personal rivalry or workplace disputes, not robbery, since his belongings remained untouched. Authorities assured the public that progress in the case will soon reveal what happened, who planned it, and why the victim became a target.

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During a training programme on “Cybercrime & the Court: Law, Evidence & Practice” organised by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) at the Meghalaya High Court, he shared a recent case involving a Shillong-based lawyer. She was tricked into sending ₹90,000 after receiving an AI-generated voice call that perfectly imitated her senior advocate. Believing the call to be genuine, she approved the transaction using an OTP.

Investigators later discovered that the money trail passed through several mobile numbers from Bihar and Haryana. A man was arrested, but his SIM card had been misused without his knowledge. “He turned out to be just a pawn,” the judge said.

Justice Thangkhiew explained that cybercrime probes often require coordination between multiple agencies, especially when bank accounts are frozen to stop further transactions. At times, he noted, innocent people suffer when their accounts are mistakenly frozen, affecting their daily lives and income.

He pointed out that while technology has improved convenience—whether for online banking, shopping or work—it has also opened new avenues for digital fraud. He further highlighted that the three new criminal laws replacing the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act aim to address challenges related to jurisdiction, new-age offences and electronic evidence.

Justice Thangkhiew expressed confidence that such training sessions will help judicial officers better understand evolving cybercrime patterns, methods of preserving electronic data and the crucial role courts must play in handling digital offences effectively.

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