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Nov 5, 2026, 11:15 AM

Thieves Hide Stolen Ornaments in Sewage Pipeline in Gwalior

In Gwalior, the thieves adopted a similar modus operandi to hide the stolen goods, which surprised the police. The thieves did not hide the stolen gold and silver ornaments worth about Rs 12 lakh in any cupboard or floor, but in the sewage pipeline of the house. The police have arrested two accused, including the main accused Taj Khan. The case belongs to the Bhitarwar police station area. In fact, the theft took place in the house of Giani Bhushan Pathak, a resident of Ward No. 2 of Bhitarwar on October 22. The thieves fled after hiding the gold and silver ornaments in the wheat tank in the room. The police started investigating the case and on the basis of suspicion, the main accused and his another accomplice were caught. During interrogation, the accused confessed to hiding the stolen ornaments in the sewage pipeline of the house. After this, the police opened the pipeline and recovered the gold and silver ornaments worth about Rs 12 lakh hidden in it. The police are currently interrogating the two accused.

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Kalinga TV

Nov 5, 2026, 10:19 AM

Odisha Vigilance Arrests Police Sub-Inspector for Alleged Bribery

Sambalpur: Odisha Vigilance has arrested a Sub-Inspector (SI) of Police posted at Mahulpali Police Station in Sambalpur district for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000 from a complainant to finalise a miscellaneous case. The accused police officer has been identified as Sujit Kumar Mahanta, Sub-Inspector of Mahulpali Police Station. According to Odisha Vigilance, Mahanta had allegedly demanded and accepted Rs 10,000 from the complainant to finalise a miscellaneous case registered against the latter at Mahulpali Police Station. Mahanta was serving as the Investigating Officer (IO) of the case and allegedly sought the illegal gratification in exchange for extending the official favour. The Vigilance operation reportedly involved a dramatic chase, with the accused being pursued on a road and in a pond before his arrest. Following his arrest, the accused police officer is being forwarded to the Court of the Special Judge, Vigilance, Sambalpur. In this connection, Sambalpur Vigilance Police Station Case No. 21/2026 has been registered against Sujit Kumar Mahanta under Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2018. Further investigation into the matter is underway.

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Siasat News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 09:44 AM

CJP Leaders Questioned by Delhi Police in Connection with Jantar Mantar Protest

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka appeared before the Delhi Police Crime Branch on Thursday, November 5, in connection with an investigation, police sources said. The two leaders reached the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden around 11 am, where a team of officers is questioning them, the sources said. They appeared before the Crime Branch in connection with two FIRs registered against them for allegedly entering the denotified protest site at Jantar Mantar on October 13. The two FIRs , registered at Connaught Place and Parliament Street police stations, were later transferred to the Crime Branch for investigation. Both leaders were summoned to join the probe earlier as well, but they had earlier sought more time and did not appear. The cases relate to the alleged violation of restrictions at Jantar Mantar, where CJP members had staged a protest and unfurled the national flag. Further details are awaited.

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India TV

Nov 5, 2026, 09:42 AM

Supreme Court Stays Criminal Contempt Proceedings Against Punjab Officials

The Supreme Court has stayed the ongoing criminal contempt proceedings against Punjab Chief Secretary KAP Sinha and other officials.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 09:37 AM

Man Shot and Killed on Way Home After Feast in India

The incident took place on October 23 at around 10 pm in Mathurapur village of Sibiganj. Santosh Kumar Sahu (37), a resident of the village, was working in a plywood factory at Parsakheda. He had reached near the Durgamata temple while returning from a feast. Lalit Kumar alias Lala, along with his associates, fired two rounds at him. One bullet hit Santosh near his eye, leaving him bleeding on the ground. The injured Santosh was admitted to a medical college. He died after four days of treatment. Police had already arrested three other accused in the case and sent them to jail.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 09:36 AM

Gangster Act Proceedings Quashed Against Six Individuals

With this observation, the single bench of Justice Dr. Gautam Chaudhry allowed the petition filed by Devendra Kushwaha and five others and quashed the ongoing criminal proceedings under the Gangster Act. The petitioners and co-accused were booked under Section 2 / 3 of the Gangster Act at Police Station Kotwali Lalitpur on the basis of crime no. 576/2023. The advertisement alleged that the accused maintained an organised criminal gang. For their personal gains, they carried out violent and anti-social activities in the district. The police had prepared a gang chart, which was approved in a joint meeting of the concerned authorities, after which the FIR was registered. The petitioners had filed a petition seeking quashing of the entire proceedings of the case, including the cognizance / summoning order issued by the trial court in the Gangster Act case. The petitioners contended that the requisite conditions of law have not been fulfilled for invoking the Gangster Act against them. The appropriate action under the Gangster Act by merely basing the criminal cases already registered have not been incorporated by the state government to establish their independent role in the criminal activities.

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Kalinga TV

Nov 5, 2026, 09:33 AM

Murder Investigation Takes New Turn in Bhubaneswar: Police Suspect Another Person's Involvement

Bhubaneswar: The investigation into the brutal murder of elderly woman Kunjalata in the Buddhanagar area under Laxmisagar Police Station in Bhubaneswar has taken a new turn. Police now suspecting the involvement of another person along with the absconding caretaker. Police have intensified their investigation into the sensational murder, trying to ascertain whether robbery was the sole motive behind the crime or whether there was another reason. According to reports, police have formed three special teams to trace the absconding caretaker, identified as Balabhadra Maharana, and his suspected accomplice. Investigators are examining CCTV footage from different locations and gathering information about a scooter allegedly used by the suspects. Police are trying to establish the escape route taken by the suspects after the murder, their possible hideouts and whether anyone else helped them flee. Meanwhile, allegations of the theft of 15 bhari of gold ornaments and Rs 60,000 in cash have added another dimension to the investigation. Investigators are examining whether the caretaker had prior knowledge of the valuables kept inside the house and whether the crime was premeditated. Questions have also emerged over whether Maharana, who had reportedly been working at the house for around four months, deliberately gained the elderly woman’s trust and closely monitored the household’s activities and security arrangements before allegedly committing the crime. Police are also investigating whether the robbery was planned well in advance or carried out following a sudden decision. As part of the investigation, police have reportedly questioned other domestic helpers employed at the house and individuals who regularly visited the elderly woman. Investigators are attempting to identify the suspected accomplice, determine how long the person had been in contact with Maharana and establish whether information about the house and its valuables had been shared beforehand. The murder has also raised serious concerns over the safety and security of senior citizens living alone in Bhubaneswar. Although police have special arrangements for the protection of elderly residents, including Senior Citizen Cells operating in different police station jurisdictions, the incident has raised questions about their effectiveness. It has also highlighted the need for regular police interaction with elderly people living alone and proper verification of caretakers and domestic workers employed in their homes. Further investigation is underway.

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 09:21 AM

West Bengal's STF Seizes Explosives and Arms in Two Separate Operations

In a major operation, the Special Task Force (STF) in West Bengal's Birbhum district has recovered a huge cache of explosives. In the early hours of Thursday, November 5, an STF team raided an alleged illegal hideout in Baroa Gopalpur village under Murarai police station area. During this, 1,150 gelatin sticks, 989 detonators and 12,000 meters of detonating cord were seized. Two people have been arrested in the case. According to the STF, the arrested accused have been identified as Mohammad Reza Sheikh alias Gudda, a resident of Rajgram, and Mukesh Singh, a resident of Tilpara in Suri. The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) is also investigating the possible use of explosives. A case has been registered in this regard and further investigation has been initiated. The STF has also recovered a large cache of illegal arms in a separate operation. The operation was carried out under the aegis of Asansol-Durgapur Police Commissionerate on 5 November and 3 November. Six accused have been arrested in the Jamuria police station area.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 09:18 AM

Kerala Woman's Filmy Plot to Kidnap Herself Foiled in Gold-Smuggling Scandal

A sensational case has come to light near Karipur International Airport in Keralam. Here a woman hatched a filmy plot to kidnap herself to grab the gold brought from Dubai. A dangerous police chase lasting 12 kilometers and CCTV footage has exposed this unique gold-smuggling scandal. According to the police investigation, a woman named Priyanka from Thalassery landed at the airport with about 144 grams of gold from Dubai. This gold was to be handed over to a man named Jabir who was waiting outside the airport. But Priyanka had something else in mind. Instead of giving the gold to Jabir, she plotted to grab it herself. For this, she along with three young men from Kannur, Sreelal, Prince, and Subith, plotted her own kidnapping. According to the information, the vicious Priyanka included her husband and children in this plot, and Sreelal, who had accompanied her family to the airport, only to convince the police that she was with her family.

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ABP News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 08:55 AM

Indian Man Kills Wife Over Suspected Infidelity

A man in Uttar Pradesh's Kannauj district allegedly set his wife on fire after dousing her with petrol after tying her to a chair on suspicion of an extramarital affair, leading to her death.

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Dainik Bhaskar

Nov 5, 2026, 08:51 AM

Supreme Court Sets 24-Hour Deadline for Arrested Person's Production Before Magistrate

The Supreme Court on Thursday cleared a 24-hour deadline for a person to be produced before a magistrate after being taken into custody. The court said that the 24-hour deadline for a person to be produced before a magistrate will start as soon as he is taken into custody. This time will not be counted from the time of formal arrest. Investigating agencies cannot take the route of detaining a person first and recording his arrest later. The Supreme Court's decision relates to a petition by four arrested Tripura men, who allege that there was a 21-hour gap between the detention and the recording of the arrest. The matter was heard by a bench of Justice Ujjwal Bhuyan and Justice Atul S. Chandrakur. What happens so far? The police detain and interrogate the suspect as long as they wish. The police produce the suspect in court within 24 hours based on the time recorded in the FIR. What happens now?

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 08:50 AM

Supreme Court Hearing Raises Questions About Cases Against Samajwadi Party Leader Mohammad Azam Khan

During the hearing of the petition of Samajwadi Party leader Mohammad Azam Khan in the Supreme Court, senior advocate Kapil Sibal raised serious questions about the cases registered against him and the action of the ED. Azam Khan has challenged the arrest made by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in two PAN card case after his release from Rampur jail. He has also challenged the order of judicial custody of November 1 in the money laundering case related to Mohammad Ali Jauhar University. During the hearing, Kapil Sibal said that 22 new cases have now been registered on the basis of ECIR. On this, the Chief Justice (CJI) said that the High Court has repeatedly granted relief and such relief can be easily sought there. On this, Sibal gave the old chronology of the case and said that 26 FIRs were registered in 2019 regarding an incident of the year 2006. In most of these cases, bail was got, but despite this, he had to stay in jail from 2022 to 2025. Sibal argued that he was continuously getting 87 FIRs registered on behalf of Azam Khan after filing 88 cases on the basis of ECIR.

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 08:48 AM

Drunk Passenger Causes Flight Diversion and Faces Possible Jail Time

A female passenger on the flight made such a drunken ruckus that all the passengers of the flight were left watching. The matter became so serious that the flight had to be diverted. The matter took place on a flight from Birmingham to Florida and now this woman can be jailed. Actually, the case has been sent to the court and soon the court can sentence the woman. It is July last year, Sarah Parker's woman, who was 30 years old at the time, opened her clothes in a drunken state. After this, there was chaos and now this matter is in the court. The drunk woman climbed out of Birmingham Airport. After this, she got up from her seat to use the bathroom during takeoff, while she was strictly instructed not to do so. The cabin staff told the woman some rules, which angered her. After this, the woman began to open her shorts and underwear and stood in the passage between the seats, where all the passengers could see her, the woman said that the other woman had started behaving indecently under the clothes of the passenger.

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Free Press Journal

Nov 5, 2026, 08:45 AM

ED attaches assets worth Rs 4 crore in money laundering case involving Dawood Ibrahim gang

Mumbai: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached the Lambat Building near Dongri in south Mumbai, alleging that Mohamed Salim Iqbal Qureshi alias Salim Fruit, brother-in-law of gangster Chhota Shakeel, acquired the property in his wife's name through threats issued in the name of the Dawood Ibrahim gang and forged documents. Also Watch: The central agency has also attached bank balances belonging to builder Aslam Abdul Rahman Patni and other accused persons as part of its money laundering investigation. The total value of the attached movable and immovable assets is approximately Rs 4 crore, officials said. According to the ED, Shabbir Ahmed Hasan Karolia and Yusuf Ahmed Hasan Karolia allegedly conspired to illegally acquire the property by impersonating its original owner and fabricating documents, including a deed of conveyance, before facilitating its transfer to Salim Fruit's wife, Shazia Salim Iqbal Qureshi. The money laundering investigation stems from a Mumbai Police case registered following a complaint by a South African businessman, who alleged that his uncle and cousins had connived with Salim Fruit to grab his father's property in Umarkhadi. The building was valued at approximately Rs 25 crore in 2016. The complainant alleged that his father's signature was forged on documents to facilitate the transaction, even though his father had died in 2006. A family member reportedly learnt in 2016 that the property had been sold in 2011. The ED has alleged that Patni acquired a 50 per cent share in Lambat Building, belonging to Yasmin Mohammed Ahmed and the late Sherzada Jungrez Khan, in 2019 by threatening and coercing them in the names of Dawood Ibrahim and Salim Fruit. The owners were allegedly dispossessed of their share without receiving any payment. Patni subsequently transferred the building to Salim Fruit's wife, Shazia, the agency alleged. According to the ED, the successive transactions were structured to give the transfer an appearance of legitimacy, although the property was allegedly acquired through extortion and coercion and ultimately held in Shazia's name. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/

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Siasat News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 08:36 AM

Supreme Court Rules on Calculation of 24-Hour Deadline for Arrested Person's Production Before Magistrate

The Supreme Court has ruled that the 24-hour constitutional deadline for producing an arrested person before a Magistrate begins from the moment of actual detention, when the person’s liberty is curtailed, and not from the time of formal arrest recorded by the police. The judgment came on appeals filed by four persons challenging a Tripura High Court decision denying them bail in a case registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. A Bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and Atul S. Chandurkar held that the period of 24 hours prescribed under Article 22(2) of the Constitution must be calculated from the date and time when a person is actually detained, and not from the time when the investigating agency formally records the arrest. Article 22(2) mandates that every person arrested and detained in custody must be produced before the nearest Magistrate within 24 hours of arrest, excluding the time necessary for the journey from the place of arrest to the court. It further prohibits detention beyond this period without the authority of a Magistrate. Rejecting the distinction between detention and formal arrest for computing the constitutional deadline , the Justice Bhuyan-led Bench said that treating the period of 24 hours as commencing only after the completion of search and seizure and from the time of arrest formally recorded by the arresting authority was “not only unsustainable in law but is entirely unconstitutional”. The Supreme Court further clarified that if a person’s detention continues beyond 24 hours without production before a Magistrate, the person must be released forthwith. It said that while computing the period, no time can be excluded except that which is necessary for the journey from the place of arrest to the Magistrate’s court. The Justice Bhuyan-led Bench also stressed that compliance with the 24-hour constitutional limit alone would not automatically justify detention, as the investigating agency must ensure that the period of custody remains reasonable under Section 58 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). Section 58 of the BNSS provides that a police officer cannot detain a person arrested without a warrant for longer than is reasonable under the circumstances of the case, and, in the absence of a special order of a Magistrate, such detention cannot exceed 24 hours, excluding the necessary journey time. The apex court said that a Magistrate, at the time of production of an accused, is duty-bound to record the actual date and time when the person’s liberty was curtailed and independently examine whether the constitutional deadline has been complied with. It further held that even where the detention is within the 24-hour period, the Magistrate must examine whether the duration of custody was reasonable in the circumstances of the case. If the Magistrate finds that the detention has exceeded a reasonable period, he may decline to authorise further remand. Setting aside the Tripura High Court’s judgment, the Supreme Court directed that the appellants be released on bail, subject to conditions imposed by the Special Court.

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The Moscow Times

Nov 5, 2026, 08:21 AM

Kerala High Court Directs Investigation into Fatal Crash Case Involving Juvenile Driver

KOCHI: Hearing appeals against bail granted to the 17-year-old accused in the fatal Cheranalloor crash, the Kerala High Court on Thursday directed the investigating officer to submit details of similar cases in which juvenile drivers were booked for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The Additional District and Sessions Court designated to try cases involving atrocities against women and children in Ernakulam, presided over by Judge Kavitha Gangadharan, gave the Crime Branch Assistant Commissioner one hour to furnish details of FIRs registered in the district or elsewhere in Keralam invoking Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) in accidents involving juvenile drivers. The judge sought the information to examine whether the provision had been invoked in comparable cases involving minors or whether the Cheranalloor crash case was an exception. She cautioned the investigating officer that he would have to explain if no such cases had been registered elsewhere and Section 105 had been applied only in the present case. The court also questioned the prosecution's decision to file the appeal against the Juvenile Justice Board's bail order before the Principal Sessions Court instead of the designated court for cases involving juveniles, which is the only such court in Ernakulam district. The judge further sought clarification from the prosecution on whether the Juvenile Justice Model Rules constituted the sole framework prescribed by the state government for dealing with children in conflict with the law. The hearing follows a contentious session on Monday, when the court expressed displeasure over the prosecution and the counsel representing the deceased's family trading allegations against each other. The judge subsequently ordered that further proceedings be conducted in camera, despite objections from the family's counsel.

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NorthEast Now

Nov 5, 2026, 08:12 AM

Supreme Court Rules on 24-Hour Deadline for Producing Arrested Person Before Magistrate

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the 24-hour deadline for producing an arrested person before a Magistrate begins from the time of detention, not from the formal recording of arrest. A bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and Atul S Chandurkar held that treating detention and formal arrest as separate stages for calculating this period violates Article 22(2) of the Constitution and Section 56 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). The bench clarified that time spent questioning or investigating a person before a formal arrest must be included in the constitutionally mandated 24-hour period. The only time that can be excluded is the duration required to travel from the place of arrest to the Magistrate’s court. It rejected the practice of starting the countdown only after search and seizure procedures are completed and the arrest is formally recorded. The court said fundamental rights cannot be temporarily suspended by treating detention as separate from arrest. It interpreted the words ‘arrested’ and ‘detained’ in Article 22(2) as connected expressions carrying the same meaning in this context. The bench disagreed with earlier rulings by the Orissa High Court in Aryaman Pattanaik , the Kerala High Court in Arun K Thomas and the Madras High Court in Kannan . Those judgments had allowed the period of detention before formal arrest to be excluded when calculating the 24-hour limit. The Supreme Court held that they did not correctly interpret Article 22(2). It upheld the position taken by the Kerala High Court in Biswajith Mandal , which held that the deadline begins when a person’s freedom is effectively restricted. The ruling came on appeals filed by four people challenging a Tripura High Court order denying them bail in a case under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. They were taken into custody at 2 pm on September 29, 2025, during a search and seizure operation, but their formal arrest was recorded only at 11 am the following day. The Supreme Court found that the four had remained in custody for around 18 hours without judicial oversight, in violation of Article 22(2), and ordered their immediate release. It also said judicial supervision of detention was essential to prevent custodial violence. The court directed Magistrates to record the actual date and time when a person’s liberty was first restricted and determine whether they were produced within the prescribed 24 hours. Anyone held beyond this deadline must be released immediately. Separately, the court said detention must not continue longer than reasonably necessary, even if it remains within the constitutional 24-hour limit. Under Section 58 of the BNSS, Magistrates must assess the circumstances of each case to determine whether the duration of custody was reasonable. They may refuse remand if detention has continued beyond what was reasonably necessary.

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The Moscow Times

Nov 5, 2026, 08:09 AM

Cockroach Janta Party Leaders Questioned by Delhi Police Over Jantar Mantar Protest

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka appeared before the Delhi Police Crime Branch on Thursday in connection with two FIRs registered against them over an alleged violation of restrictions at Jantar Mantar, police sources said. The two reached the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden around 11 am and were questioned by a team of officers, the sources said. The FIRs were registered at Connaught Place and Parliament Street police stations following an incident on October 13, when CJP members allegedly entered the denotified protest site at Jantar Mantar, staged a protest and unfurled the national flag. The cases were subsequently transferred to the Crime Branch for investigation. Both leaders had been summoned earlier to join the probe but had sought additional time and failed to appear. (With inputs from PTI)

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 07:40 AM

Supreme Court Refuses Bail to Senior Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan in Money Laundering Case

The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to hear senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan's plea seeking bail in a fresh money laundering case lodged by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi transferred Khan's plea to the Allahabad High Court.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 07:33 AM

Thieves Steal Licensed Gun and Items from Resident's House in Uttar Pradesh

Additional Superintendent of Police Shweta Pandey said that on October 10, thieves stole a licensed gun and other items from the house of Nagla Bhura resident Arvinder. After the FIR was registered, the Awagarh police, SOG and surveillance team were on the lookout for the accused.

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Free Press Journal

Nov 5, 2026, 07:28 AM

Odisha Man Arrested for Murdering Colleague Over Unpaid Loan in Surat

Surat: A man from Odisha has been arrested for allegedly murdering and beheading his colleague over a Rs 30,000 loan in Gujarat's Surat. The accused allegedly dumped the victim's headless body in a cemetery and disposed of the severed head near railway tracks, around three kilometres away. The accused has been identified as Sachit Kumar Narendra Bal. Police said he and the victim had been working at the same powerloom company for nearly six months. The victim had reportedly borrowed Rs 30,000 from Bal but had failed to repay the amount, leading to frequent arguments between the two. According to an NDTV report, cops suspect that the repeated disputes over the unpaid loan eventually led Bal to kill his colleague. The crime came to light on November 3, when the police control room received information about a naked, headless body lying in a cemetery near the Gotlawadi intersection in Surat. Police teams reached the spot and began an investigation to identify the victim and trace the person responsible. During the probe, police detained Bal for questioning. He allegedly confessed to the murder during interrogation and revealed where he had disposed of the victim's head. Acting on the information provided by the accused, police recovered the severed head near railway tracks beneath the Alkapuri Railway Bridge, approximately three kilometres from the cemetery where the body was found. According to the police's preliminary assessment, the murder may have taken place around two days before the body was discovered. The victim's body and severed head have been sent for post-mortem examination. Bal has been arrested and further investigation is underway.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 07:28 AM

SSP Calls for Swift Justice and Enhanced Security Measures Ahead of Elections

The SSP said that serious incidents like murder, loot, snatching and dacoity should be quickly uncovered and the accused involved should be arrested. Active criminals should be identified and their activities verified. Victims should be given speedy justice by taking effective action in serious cases like women crime, POCSO, dowry death and rape. Advertisement He said that preparations should be completed now to conduct the upcoming elections in a peaceful and fair manner. Security arrangements should be ensured by assessing the current situation of sensitive and hypersensitive polling stations. Instructions should be given to take preventive action against anti-social elements, stock arms and strengthen the checking system at inter-state borders. Non-bailable warrants issued from the court should be executed cent percent. Charges filed in the 2022 and 2024 elections should also be reviewed and effective lobbying should be done in pending cases. Advertisement SSP said that no negligence in the disposal of complaints will be tolerated in the disposal of the public. IGRS and Takshar App will also be deployed at sensitive places in view of the upcoming festival and regular checking of sensitive places on foot.

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India TV

Nov 5, 2026, 07:19 AM

Robbers Arrested in Encounter with Police in Bareilly

In Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly, two robbers were arrested during an encounter after they found themselves cornered and fired at a police party. In retaliation, one of the miscreants was shot in the leg while the other was cornered and arrested. The injured miscreant has been admitted to the district hospital for treatment. According to the police, the arrested accused have been identified as Uffaz and Shakeel alias Shanu alias Nagaraj. The police have recovered illegal firearms and cartridges from them. On the evening of November 3, when a woman riding a scooty near the Passport Office on Pilibhit Road was targeted by two motorcycle-borne miscreants. The accused snatched a purse from the handle of the scooty and escaped. The victim reached the police station Baradari. The police filed a case and started searching for the accused. The Bareilly police station CO said that the bar was reported to have been robbed.

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The Moscow Times

Nov 5, 2026, 07:17 AM

Supreme Court Refuses Bail to Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan in Money Laundering Case

The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to entertain senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan's plea seeking bail in a fresh money laundering case registered by the Enforcement Directorate. A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi transferred Khan’s petition to the Allahabad High Court and urged its Chief Justice to post the matter for hearing before a division bench on November 16. The top court also asked the high court to pass interim orders on Khan’s plea on November 16 itself. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for Khan, alleged malafide in the ED’s action and said that just when he was to be released, he was arrested. "They just want me to be inside during the election," he said. The 78-year-old SP veteran was on November 1 produced before the special Ghaziabad court in connection with the money laundering case related to the Jauhar Trust, Khan's lawyer had said. The ED arrested Khan on October 31 in the money laundering case shortly after he and his son Abdullah Azam Khan were released from the Rampur jail on bail in an alleged dual PAN card case.

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ABP News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 07:12 AM

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Azam Khan's Plea Against ED Arrest

In a major setback to Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, the Supreme Court has refused to hear his plea. The Supreme Court has sent the petition to the High Court. Now the High Court is requested to hear it by November 16. Azam Khan had challenged his arrest and judicial custody by the ED. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for Azam Khan, said that he is 80 years old. He is being tortured continuously. Sibal said that as soon as he came out of jail, the ED arrested him in the 2019 case. The purpose of this action is to keep him out of the next election. The bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi said that he should first keep his word in the High Court. His petition is being transferred to the High Court and the High Court is being requested to hear it as soon as possible. Azam Khan was granted bail in two PAN card cases by the Allahabad High Court on October 31. He was released from Rampur Jail after getting bail. As soon as Khan came out of jail, he was again taken into custody by the ED.

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India TV

Nov 5, 2026, 07:05 AM

Delhi Police Questions CJP Leaders Over Unauthorised Protest

Trouble continues to mount for the leaders of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). Now two leaders of the organization Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been called by the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police for questioning on Wednesday. According to the information received, Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been called to the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden on Wednesday at 12 noon. According to the information received, the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police is investigating the matter of not following the government order, reaching Jantar Mantar without permission and entering another's property. CJP leaders Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka have reached the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden to join the investigation. On the morning of October 13, Sourav Das, Ashutosh Ranka, Ajinkya Shinde and 11 other members of the CJP reached Jantar Mantar without permission from a private premises. It is alleged that the protesters broke the barricades, obstructed the work of the security personnel and shouted slogans demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.

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Kalinga TV

Nov 5, 2026, 07:03 AM

Mumbai Police Arrest IT Engineer for Extortion Threats Against Bollywood Actors

Mumbai: Mumbai Police have arrested a 30-year-old Bengaluru-based IT engineer for allegedly sending extortion threats to Bollywood actors Ayushmann Khurrana and Tusshar Kapoor in the name of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang. The accused, identified as Vaibhav Mishra, was arrested by the Mumbai Crime Branch following a technical investigation. Police suspect that he used the gang’s name to intimidate celebrities and extort money. Ayushmann Khurrana reportedly received an audio message from a person claiming links with the Bishnoi gang and demanding crores of rupees. Tusshar Kapoor had earlier received a similar threat from a caller identifying himself as Harry Boxer, who allegedly demanded Rs 5 crore from the actor. Early preliminary investigations have not found any evidence connecting Mishra to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Police believe that he may have tried to cash in on the scare over the recent threats issued against bollywood celebs. They are analyzing the audio recordings and digital evidence to determine the motive of the accused and other attempted extortions. The arrest comes days after a firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai’s Juhu area on October 18. The Bishnoi gang had reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack. Police are now investigating whether the accused acted independently or had any wider network involved in the threats. Further investigation into this matter is underway.

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ABP News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 06:56 AM

Delhi Police Summons CJP Leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka for Questioning

The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has today summoned Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka for questioning. The questioning will begin at 12 noon at the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden. Both the leaders reached the Crime Branch office at around 11.15 pm. The Crime Branch of Delhi Police is investigating the case of non-compliance with the government order, reaching Jantar Mantar without permission and entering another's property. It is believed that they will be questioned in these cases. Earlier in October also, the Delhi Police had summoned CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka. However, they did not appear at that time and later sought more time to appear before the Crime Branch for questioning. #WATCH Delhi: CJP leaders Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka reached the Crime Branch office in Rajouri Garden after they were summoned by the agency to join the investigation. https://t.co/O4RcJJM4qy The CJP leaders were handed over to the Crime Branch along with other people associated with the protest.

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 06:43 AM

Bihar Police Raids Rest Houses, Detains Over Two Dozen Young Men and Women

In Bihar's Jehanabad, there was a stir when different teams of police reached six rest houses in the city together. Before anyone could manage, the police started checking the rooms. When the rest house was raided, the young men and women were found in objectionable condition. Now they have been brought in for questioning. During the raid, the police have detained more than two dozen young men and women from the hotel rooms. The police say that there were complaints of alleged wrong activities in some hotels and rest houses in the city. On the basis of this information, the operation was carried out on the instructions of Jehanabad SP Kota Kiran Kumar. The police teams reached different areas of the city. Among the places that were raided, action was taken on the station road. Also, the police raided near Fida Hussain Mor. The rest house near Arwal Mor. Another rest house was raided. Along with the raid, the police officers and the youth were taken to the police station.

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India TV

Nov 5, 2026, 06:34 AM

Odisha Police Sub-Inspector Caught Red-Handed Accepting Bribe of Rs 10,000

A shocking case of corruption has come to light in Odisha's Sambalpur district. A police sub-inspector was caught red-handed by an Odisha Vigilance team while accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000. However, to evade arrest, the accused police officer took such a step that the vigilance team also jumped into a pond after seeing him. After a lot of effort, the team caught him. The accused has been identified as Sujit Kumar Mahanta. He was posted as a sub-inspector at Mahulpali police station in Sambalpur district. It is reported that he was investigating a case and was demanding a bribe of Rs 10,000 from the complainant in lieu of finalizing the same case. As per the information received from Odisha Vigilance, the accused sub-inspector had demanded a bribe from the complainant for completing the process of settling a minor case registered against him in the police station. To collect Rs 10,000 from the complainant on Wednesday evening, the accused had called the vigilance team at a secluded place outside the police station.

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The Moscow Times

Nov 5, 2026, 06:27 AM

Delhi Police Files FIR Against Meta Over Child Sexual Exploitation Material

Delhi Police on Wednesday has registered an FIR against Meta over circulation of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material (CSEAM) on its platforms, said National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) member Priyank Kanoongo. Priyank Kanoongo posted on X, "Acting on our directions, Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding the availability of Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material (CSEAM) on platforms operated by @MetaIndia."

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Indian Express

Nov 5, 2026, 06:12 AM

US Imposes Sanctions on Indian Couple Over Alleged Web Maritime Fraud Facilitating Iranian Petroleum Transportation

The US has imposed sanctions on Indian couple Suniel Kumar Sharma and his wife Jaspret Preeti Shahid over alleged web maritime fraud. In a statement, the Treasury department said, “Their schemes have provided false flags and certifications to sanctioned vessels involved in transporting Iranian petroleum, including vessels operating on behalf of the Iranian military and its proxies.” “As we have said many times, under Operation Economic Outcast, you are either with us or against us,” US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent said in a statement. “We know where you are, and we will sanction those who continue supporting the Iranian regime, whether by land, sea, or air.” As per the allegations, Sharma and his wife Shahid defrauded maritime regulatory administrations in multiple jurisdictions in order to establish false flagging authorities and maritime classification societies from Chandigarh . Apart from that, they purportedly represented nations from every continent, from Guyana to Eswatini and Laos permitting Iranian shadow fleet, including those operating on behalf of the Iranian military and its proxies, to evade international restrictions on their operation. The couple allegedly started operations in 2014 when they sought to impersonate the flagging authority of the Dominica. Later in 2023, Sharma set up Singapore-based Eswatini Maritime Affairs and International Ship Registry PTE. Ltd. (Eswatini Maritime), which provided flagging services for vessels ferrying Iranian petroleum, even though the activities were already rejected by Eswatini authorities. The couple is also alleged of creating bogus websites that claim to offer a variety of services on behalf of a country that has not authorised it. The services include flagging, seafarer training and certification, and vessel classification, which are usually carried out by legitimate services complying to international standards.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 06:12 AM

Supreme Court Clarifies Timeline for Producing Accused Before Judicial Magistrate

The Supreme Court has ruled that the 24-hour period within which an accused has to be produced before a judicial magistrate begins at the time of detention and not merely at the time of formal arrest.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 06:09 AM

Jammu Administration Identifies Firecracker Sale Locations for Diwali Festival

With only a few days left for the Diwali festival, the sale of firecrackers for Diwali fireworks is also set to begin. For this, the Jammu district administration has identified ten places where firecrackers can be sold for Diwali fireworks. Apart from these ten places, legal action will be taken if anyone is found selling firecrackers anywhere. As soon as the places of sale are identified by the administration, the sellers have started the work of constructing temporary sheds. The work of building sheds for the sale of firecrackers started on Wednesday at JDA Park opposite Maharaja Hari Singh Park near Prem Nagar in the city. Wholesale sales will start from Friday and retail sales will also start from Saturday. As per the order issued by Deputy Commissioner Jammu Minga Sherpa, children below 18 years of age will not be involved in any kind of sale and legal action will be taken if anyone is found selling firecrackers at any other place.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 06:03 AM

Couple Found Murdered in Gursahaiganj

A couple was found murdered in Gursahaiganj late on Wednesday night. Police are investigating the case. The dilapidated building of the primary health centre in Gursahaiganj, in which the family of the hospital's former midwife lived, was found locked. Sudha Katheria, 26, and her husband Sanjeev Kumar alias'Nanhe Lalla'were brutally murdered by unidentified miscreants on Wednesday night. Kolkata: Lawyer couple assaulted for not giving donations as demanded, complaint filed

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 06:03 AM

Ranchi Police Uncover Illegal Liquor Factory and Seize 300 Boxes of English Liquor

Ranchi: Police in Ranchi's Mandar police station area have unearthed a house-based illicit liquor factory and seized nearly 300 boxes of English liquor.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 06:00 AM

Labourer Robbed and Left Unconscious on Highway in Darbhanga

Darbhanga-Jaynagar National Highway 527B between Hajipur-Khirma near Mohnipul on Thursday morning. A youth, who fell by the roadside, was recovered by the police of Kevati police station and admitted to the Community Health Centre, Kevati-Runway. He is undergoing treatment there. The youth has been identified as Arun Ram (40), son of Kamal Ram, a resident of Kapileswarsthan village under Rahika police station area of Madhubani district. He was said to be a labourer living in Mumbai. He was returning home from Mumbai for Chhath festival. On the way, the drug gang members made him their prey. The miscreants decamped with his mobile, bag, articles kept in it and cash. On the information of the local people on Thursday morning, the police recovered him in an unconscious state. Another debt payer in Darbhanga, the family trapped in the group's loan trap, is now leaving the village.

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Dainik Jagran

Nov 5, 2026, 05:53 AM

Gujarat Murder: Man Kills Colleague Over Debt, Cuts Off Head and Throws Torso Away

A gruesome case has come to light from Gujarat which has raised questions on humanity. In Surat, a man from Odisha killed his colleague. The accused cut off the head and threw the torso into a graveyard three kilometres away. The accused has been identified as Sachit Kumar Narendra Bal. He and the victim had been working in the same powerloom company for the past six months. The incident came to light on November 3, when the police control room came to know that a headless and unclothed body of a man had been found in a graveyard near the Gotlawadi intersection. According to police, the victim had borrowed Rs 30,000 from Sachit and was not returning the money. The two often quarrelled over this. Police have taken Sachit into custody and he confessed to the crime on interrogation. Based on the information from the accused, the police recovered the severed head from under the railway bridge at Alkapuri, about three kilometres away from the graveyard, and the railway officials had initially stated that the severed body was sent for post-mortem.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:51 AM

Indian Police Seize 286 kg of Silver in Suspicious Car Stop

According to Chirula police station in-charge Bhargav, the police received information from an informer that a large amount of silver was being carried in a car. On receiving the information, the police team cordoned off the Dagrai toll plaza and started checking vehicles. Meanwhile, the police intercepted a suspicious car and searched it. During the investigation, 286 kg of silver was recovered from the car. During the investigation, the police seized the silver and started questioning the driver. According to the police, the driver of the car has been identified as Braj Kishore Tomar, a resident of Dholpur, Rajasthan. The investigation revealed that the car belongs to'Radhakrishna Courier '. The driver was carrying the silver consignment from Agra to Nagpur. The police officers asked the driver for valid documents related to the ownership of the silver and its transportation, but he could not produce any bill or other necessary documents. Thereafter, the police seized 286 kg of silver and the car and took the driver into custody. After finding such a large amount of silver without valid documents, the police informed the sales department of the case and the GST-registered investigation was carried out.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:49 AM

Indian Woman Allegedly Poisons Three Children to Death After Family Dispute

According to the prosecution, on August 15, 2022, Sunita, a resident of Dhadni Bhanmal Rai village in Suhwal police station area, had poisoned her three children Himanshu, Priyanshu and Supriya to death following a dispute with her husband in the in-laws'house.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:47 AM

Police Recover 250 Stolen Mobile Phones in Nainital District

Police have recovered 250 stolen mobiles from Nainital district in the last six months. These mobiles have been recovered from different states of the country, including UP, Bihar, Himachal, Punjab, Haryana, etc. SSP Dr. Manjunath TC said that the mobiles have been recovered with the help of continuous tracking and surveillance of the mobile cell. These will be handed over to the people on Thursday.

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Kalinga TV

Nov 5, 2026, 05:34 AM

Delhi Police Files FIR Against Meta India Over Child Sexual Exploitation Material

New Delhi: Delhi Police has lodged an FIR against Meta India concerning the prevalence of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material (CSEAM) on the social media giant’s platforms following the NHRC’s directives. NHRC member Priyank Kanoongo shared the development through a post on X, “Police filed the FIR on NHRC’s directions.” UPDATE! Acting on our directions, Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding the availability of Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material (CSEAM) on platforms operated by @MetaIndia. हमारे निर्देशों पर कार्रवाई करते हुए, दिल्ली पुलिस ने @MetaIndia द्वारा संचालित प्लेटफॉर्म्स पर बाल यौन शोषण एवं दुर्व्यवहार संबंधी सामग्री (CSEAM) की उपलब्धता के मामले में FIR दर्ज की है। — प्रियंक कानूनगो Priyank Kanoongo (@KanoongoPriyank) November 4, 2026 This measure follows increasing worries about the alleged distribution and advertising of child sex abuse material on paid ads on Facebook and Instagram. The matter was earlier taken up by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) which had summoned Meta India’s senior executives in September over the charge that ads were enabling people to access such illegal content. Meanwhile, Meta has announced several artificial intelligence-driven measures to strengthen its content detection and removal systems. The company revealed that between January and June 2026, Facebook and Instagram removed 5.3 million items of Child Sexual Exploitation material in India with over 98% reported proactively by the platforms. Meta has also added new monitors that can spot suspicious advertising, stop links to illegal outside content, and penalize offenders. The company has reiterated its commitment to child safety and said it would continue working with authorities to combat online child exploitation. The Delhi Police investigation will now examine the matter further.

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 05:32 AM

Surveillance Team Raids Bihar Engineer's Home, Uncovers Hidden Notes

Something happened in front of the team that came to raid the house of a government engineer in Bihar, which shocked the officers. As soon as the team of Special Surveillance Unit (SVU) reached the house of Superintending Engineer Vijay Kumar in Patna, his wife first refused to open the door. Meanwhile, a bag full of notes was thrown behind the house. But the team's eyes fell on him and the bag was recovered. This action was taken in the case of disproportionate assets. The SVU team also searched his premises in Saharsa and Aurangabad besides Patna. In the initial investigation, Vijay Kumar is alleged to have assets worth about Rs 328,70,600 more than his earnings. The case dates back to November 4, 2026. Different teams of Special Surveillance Unit of Bihar reached to raid the premises of Superintending Engineer Vijay Kumar posted in the Road Construction Department. During the search of his houses in Danapur Gola Road and Mahesh Nagar of Patna, the SVU team allegedly threw a note behind his house.

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Aaj Tak

Nov 5, 2026, 05:30 AM

Masked Miscreants Fire at SUV in Jalandhar's Gurunanak Nagar Area

A case of firing on an SUV has come to light in Jalandhar, Punjab late on Wednesday night. In the Gurunanak Nagar area, bike-borne masked miscreants committed the crime as soon as the electricity was cut. The assailants fired four shots at the Mahindra XUV parked outside the house, while two rounds were fired in the air. Thus, the accused fired a total of six rounds. The owner of the car, Sahil Khanna, was present inside the house with his wife at the time of the incident. The highlight of the incident is that the assailants talked to the owner of the house on the pretext of removing the car before firing. According to Sahil, about 5 to 6 youths arrived in front of his house on a motorcycle. Two of these youths came to the main door and asked to shift the house to the side of the car. Sahil was suspicious because their faces were covered and refused to remove the car immediately. After this, all the youths left the place, but after a few minutes, they returned to Gurunanak Nagar. The resident of Gurunanak Nagar told him that two young men had arrived at his house at around 5 pm on Wednesday night on the pretext of removing the car.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:30 AM

Authorities Respond to Incident at Undisclosed Location

Upon receiving the information, Additional Superintendent of Police Anurag Singh and City Magistrate Abhishek Srivastava along with a police force reached the spot.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:23 AM

Farmers' Tubewells Targeted by Thieves in Kudana Village

Thieves targeted tubewells of several farmers in Kudana village in Kotwali area on Wednesday night. The thieves broke the locks of tubewells of farmers including Dharmendra s / o Jagbir, Pramod, Balveer, Rupendra s / o Rajbir, Ajay, Chandan, Praveen s / o Borang, Vinay, Kripal, Jasbir s / o Mahendra, Ravindra s / o Kripal, Bhura s / o Mange Ram and Saheeram s / o Chandrapal. The thieves took away the goods kept inside.

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ABP News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 05:21 AM

Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Uncovered: Vicious Financial Network Exposed

Investigations into the shooting outside Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's house have revealed a highly vicious financial network of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Investigations have revealed that the gang's operative Anil Pandit, based abroad, was using bank accounts of local auto-rickshaw drivers and petty shopkeepers to route money to shooters based in Mumbai. The entire network is said to include Anil's younger brother Abhishek Pandit and his wife Suneha Pandit. According to the Crime Branch investigation, Anil Pandit was in constant touch with shooters Phool Singh, Rehan and Hrithik, based in Mumbai from abroad. The shooters at Anil's behest used to lure auto-rickshaw drivers and shopkeepers in Mumbai with small commissions to obtain their UPI QR codes. Photos of these QR codes were first sent to Anil Pandit, who then passed on the information to his brother Abhishek Pandit. On Abhishek's instructions, Suneha Pandit's wife revealed that the money was transferred from these Haryana-based auto-rickshaw accounts to Mumbai.

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ABP News✓

Nov 5, 2026, 05:16 AM

Supreme Court Grants Anant Singh Reprieve in Dular Chand Yadav Murder Case

Bahubali MLA Anant Singh has got a big relief from the Supreme Court in the Dular Chand Yadav murder case. The court has extended the deadline given to him to surrender. Now Anant Singh has to surrender on or before December 4. Before this, he was ordered to surrender by December 1. However, his bail has not been cancelled, but it has been suspended. Actually, there is a wedding of Anant Singh's daughter on November 25. This was cited by his lawyer in the Supreme Court. Then the court extended the deadline for surrender to December 4. The case was heard on October 30. Neeraj Kumar, the grandson of Dular Chand Yadav, filed a petition in the Supreme Court to cancel the bail of Anant Singh and send him back to jail. The petitioner alleged that the High Court had granted him bail without paying enough attention to Anant Singh's criminal history. In March this year, the Patna High Court granted bail to Anant Singh. The Supreme Court has also directed the investigating officer to complete the investigation of the case within four months and the JDU ticket for the Bihar Assembly elections from October 30, 2025.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:14 AM

Indian Manager Accused of Sexual Harassment Fled to Dubai, Brought Back by Delhi Police

According to the complaint, the accused Sajeer Palli Moopan alias Sajeer PM (38) is a resident of Kannur, Kerala. He was employed as a manager in a company. It is alleged that he had organised a birthday party at Punjabi Bagh, Delhi. During the party, the victim was fed alcohol and drugs. Subsequently, the victim was sexually harassed at a hotel in Karol Bagh. Based on the complaint of the victim, an internal inquiry was initiated against him. As the investigation progressed, the accused had fled India on January 5, 2026. He started working at a plumbing accessories shop in Dubai, UAE. The advertiser contacted Delhi Police on February 18, 2026. He established the accused's location in UAE through continuous efforts and coordination with national and international agencies. Delhi Police completed all the necessary legal formalities to bring the accused back. This was also successfully documented in a detailed advertisement dated November 2026. As part of the investigation, the accused fled India on January 5, 2026. He started working at a plumbing accessories shop in Dubai, UAE. Delhi Police formally cooperated with the investigating team in this successful operation.

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Amar Ujala

Nov 5, 2026, 05:13 AM

Six Arrested in Bareilly for Online Gaming Scam; Police Shootout Involves Injured Officer

According to Baradari police, on November 3, two bike-borne miscreants had snatched the purse of a woman travelling on a scooty. The purse contained mobile, bank card, keys of the bank's fire-proof filing cabinet and cash. On November 4, on the complaint of the woman, the police had registered a report against two unidentified miscreants. Police scanned footage of around 300 CCTV cameras to unravel the incident. Advertisement Bareilly: Six accused arrested for cheating on the pretext of online games, Rs 5 lakh and six gold biscuits recoveredDescription: On November 5, during checking on Bharataul Road, the police tried to stop two bike-borne suspects. According to the police, both of them abandoned the bike and fired at the police team. In retaliatory firing, Ufaiza (26), a resident of Kazitola, was shot in the leg. Later, police arrested her and her accomplice Mohan Talab, alias Shakil Nagaraj alias Shanu (38), a resident of Gautam Nagar.

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