Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has married a Pakistani woman for the second time. In September 2022, the son of Haseena Parkar (Dawood's sister) revealed the information to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).According to Ali Shah, Haseena Parkar's son, the crime boss has not yet divorced his first wife.Several places had been raided and dozens of people had been arrested in connection with Dawood Ibrahim's terrorist network.He further asserted that Mehjabeen Shaikh communicates with Dawood's relatives in India via WhatsApp calls.Ali Shah, the son of Haseena Parker, also informed the NIA about Dawood Ibrahim's location, claiming that the underworld don currently resides in Karachi.

Dawood Ibrahim wed for the second time

Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has married a Pakistani woman for the second time. In September 2022, the son of Haseena Parkar (Dawood's sister) revealed the information to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Moradabad: Government Railway Police (GRP) on Sunday said it had registered a complaint in connection with a viral video showing a man being assaulted by 10-11 miscreants inside the Padmavat Express in Uttar Pradesh.
In a complaint lodged with the GRP, the passenger alleged that he was forced to chant the 'Jai Shri Ram' slogan and the attackers even pulled his beard.
In the viral video clip, the man is purportedly seen being thrashed by the attackers. However, dismissing any hate crime angle to the January 12 incident, GRP CO Devi Dayal said, "The victim was travelling from Delhi to Moradabad. Around 11 pm, when the train reached Hapur, 10 to 11 men entered the coach and beat him up." A case was registered based on the victim's statement, the GRP CO said, adding that the allegation of the victim being made to chant 'Jai Shri Ram' and having his beard pulled at, turned out to be false on being investigated.
"After examining the video clip and conducting a preliminary inquiry, we found the allegation of a hate crime angle to be false. Neither was his beard pulled and nor was he made to chant a religious slogan," Dayal told ANI.
"The video also shows a woman in the carriage being harassed by the miscreants but she hasn't come forward to lodge a complaint. We'll take necessary action once a complaint is lodged," the GRP CO added. —ANI

Government Railway Police (GRP) on Sunday said it had registered a complaint in connection with a viral video showing a man being assaulted by 10-11 miscreants inside the Padmavat Express in Uttar Pradesh.

Man Beaten Up Inside Padmavat Express, Case Filed; GRP Says Not A Hate Crime

New Delhi: A 36-year-old factory worker was stabbed in northwest Delhi's Ashok Vihar after bumping into a young man, police said on Thursday.
The accused, Rohit (18), also stabbed a rickshaw driver while running.
Police said that the factory worker, Ashok Shah, died from his injuries and that the rickshaw puller, Ganesh Dutt, is getting treatment.—Inputs from Agencies

A 36-year-old factory worker was stabbed in northwest Delhi's Ashok Vihar after bumping into a young man, police said on Thursday

Delhi factory worker stabbed after bumping 18-year-old.

Bulandshahr: Two history sheeters were shot dead in separate encounters by Bulandshahr Police of Uttar Pradesh on the intervening night of January 2 and 3.
According to police, both the deceased were known history sheeters with a reward of Rs 50,000 each on their heads. The two were accused of looting a bullion shop in broad daylight nearly two months back. The two accused who were killed by the police have been identified as Ashish and Abdul. They were wanted in several cases.
While Ashish was a resident of Aimanpur village in Dehat Kotwali area of Bulandshahr, Abdul Khurja was a resident of Bhatwara. Based on a tip off, police surrounded the two miscreants in different police station areas. However, on seeing themselves being surrounded by police, the miscreants opened fire on the police who also opened fire in retaliation. Abdul was shot dead in the Pahasu area of Bulandshahr while Ashish was killed in Bulandshahr Nagar, said Shlok Kumar, the Senior Superintendent of police.
However, two police personnel, Parvez Chaudhary and Constable Virender Singh were also injured by Ashish's bullets while Abdul's bullet hit constable Sitam Singh.
Although, the family of slain miscreant Ashish have raised questions over the incident, the SSP has called these statements misleading and said that the entire action was taken within the purview of the law.
SSP Kumar also claimed that several bullets have also hit the bulletproof jackets of the policemen. A total of three police personnel were injured and are currently undergoing treatment. —ANI

Two history sheeters were shot dead in separate encounters by Bulandshahr Police of Uttar Pradesh on the intervening night of January 2 and 3.

Two History Sheeters Shot Dead In Bulandshahr Encounter By Police

New Delhi (The Hawk): According to the most recent information in the case of a 20-year-old woman who died here after being dragged by a car, she was not alone that night, according to police sources.
The deceased was with a friend when she passed away. The second female was seated at the back. We need to find out if she let the deceased go alone or if she dropped her first. Before the accident, the girl was riding pillion with the dead, according to the source.
In order to create a timeline of the entire occurrence and come to a conclusion, the police team will now record her statement. Her testimony will be essential to the prosecution's case.
Shalini Singh, the Special Commissioner of Police, also stopped by the scene of the incident on Monday night.
Singh arrived at the crime scene at midnight. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) EOW Jitender Kumar Meena and her colleagues were with her. She circled the 12-kilometer route where the victim was allegedly pulled by the passengers of the automobile.
An investigation committee on the case has been established by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). Singh was appointed chair of the committee by the MHA. By Tuesday night, she will deliver a report to the MHA regarding this.
A board of physicians,  The deceased's post-mortem was performed on Monday. Three doctors made up the board, which will also provide the autopsy report by Wednesday evening.
Additionally, two FSL teams went to the location to gather evidence from the crime scene. The FSL team also took samples from the accused's Baleno car and the victim's Scooty.
The accident took place when the victim was travelling on the scooter. She allegedly became tangled in the Baleno car, which dragged her for 12 kilometres before killing her. Early on Sunday morning, Kanjhawala residents found her naked body. All five of the car's occupants have been detained by the police. They've been placed on three days of police remand.
(Inputs from Agencies)

According to the most recent information in the case of a 20-year-old woman who died here after being dragged by a car, she was not alone that night, according to police sources. The deceased was with a friend when she passed away. The second female was seated at the back. We need to find out if she let the deceased go alone or if she dropped her first. Before the accident, the girl was riding pillion with the dead, according to the source.

Delhi woman death case: Victim had pillion rider, cops to record statement

New Delhi (The Hawk): On Monday, the relatives of a 20-year-old woman who died in pain after being dragged by a car for nearly 12 km in the early hours of Sunday questioned why not a single piece of clothing had been found on the body of the deceased.
"She was dressed in a variety of outfits, but her lifeless body was left naked. What sort of mishap was it? She is not being adequately displayed to us by the cops. The victim's mother, who lost her daughter in the tragic incident outside of Delhi, said, "I want justice for my daughter. She was dragged for almost 12 kilometres, from Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala, when her clothes got tangled in the wheel of the car that struck the scooter she was riding.
"It wasn't a coincidence. The mother claimed that "they did something to her."
Five people who were in the car at the time of the incident have been detained by the police. Deepak Khanna, Amit Khanna, Krishan, Mitthu, and Manoj Mittal have been identified.
Amit (25) works with SBI Cards in Uttam Nagar, Krishan (27) works at the Spanish Culture Centre, Mithun (26) is a hairdresser at Naraina, while Manoj Mittal (27) is a ration dealer in Sultanpuri who is also a BJP worker.
The family members and other activists held a protest outside the Sultanpuri police station on Monday. Additionally, they threw stones at a Mittal poster that was mounted to a pole close to the police station and was later torn down by the protesters.
The victim supported her ailing mother, four sisters, and two younger brothers as the only source of income for her family.
She supported her family and paid for her mother's dialysis after her father passed away last year by working part-time at an event management firm.
She had informed her mother that she would return home between two and three in the morning on Saturday as well. But the tragedy of that terrible night left her family with lifelong scars.
She informed me that she would be late when we spoke at around 9 p.m. The victim's mother claimed that around 10 o'clock her phone was turned off.
The incident happened at roughly 2 a.m. on Sunday, according to the FIR. Around 7 o'clock on Saturday night, Deepak and Amit Khanna, two of the five defendants, stole the car from their friend Ashutosh (December 31).
On Sunday (January 1, 2023), at five in the morning, they abandoned the car at Ashutosh's house in a damaged state. Ashutosh was informed by Amit and Deepak that they were intoxicated and had been involved in a Scooty accident in the Krishan Vihar neighbourhood, after which they had escaped in the direction of Kanjhawala.
After escaping the scene of the collision, they halted the vehicle at Jaunti Village on the Kanjhawala Road, where they discovered the corpse of the victim woman trapped under the vehicle.
Manoj Mittal was seated next to Deepak when he told the police that he was driving the car. On the back seat were Mithun, Krishan, and Amit.
They fled the scene after discovering the body out of fear. The FIR stated that after that, they drove to Ashutosh's house, parked the car, and then drove to their own homes.
Twelve kilometres from the location where the body was discovered, in Krishan Vihar, the police discovered the Scooty.
According to the FIR, the Kanjhawala police station received three PCR calls telling them of the discovery of a woman's naked body close to the Hanuman shrine in the Jaunti hamlet.
After speaking with the caller, the sub-inspector at Kanjhawala police station learned that the incident involved a silver Maruti Baleno automobile. After being located by the police at Budh Vihar Phase-1, Lokesh, the car's owner, informed the authorities that his vehicle was with his brother-in-law Ashutosh, who lives in Rohini Sector-1.
Later, on Sunday, the police apprehended all of the suspects.
According to the police, the woman was pulled for approximately 12 km after the accident, and a medical team performed a post-mortem; the results are anticipated on Tuesday.
On Monday, Sultanpuri saw a large-scale uprising as residents charged the police with trying to cover up a 'rape' case by calling it a 'accident.
Meanwhile, a witness by the name of Deepak claimed that after seeing the car and the woman underneath it, he quickly contacted the police and rode his bike after it for a distance of many kilometres.
Vikas, a Zomato deliveryman and additional witness, claimed that the individuals in the car made a U-turn when they saw the police barricades on Kanjhawala road.
The forensic science laboratory (FSL) has received blood samples from each of the five accused individuals in order to ascertain whether they have ingested alcohol.
In the meantime, Delhi Police has been asked to provide a report on the incident by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Sagar Preet Hooda, the Special Commissioner of Police for Law and Order, stated on Monday that the results of the autopsy report could lead to the addition of further charges to the FIR.
On social media, a video allegedly depicting the woman's naked torso and fractured legs has surfaced. The video also gave rise to allegations that the victim was "raped" and then killed, although the police insist that it was an accident.
Chief of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), Swati Maliwal, has requested information from the police regarding the woman's alleged sexual assault and the accused's possible criminal past.
(Inputs from Agencies)

On Monday, the relatives of a 20-year-old woman who died in pain after being dragged by a car for nearly 12 km in the early hours of Sunday questioned why not a single piece of clothing had been found on the body of the deceased. "She was dressed in a variety of outfits, but her lifeless body was left naked. What sort of mishap was it? She is not being adequately displayed to us by the cops.

Family of woman dragged to death asks why she had no clothes (Roundup)

Panaji (The Hawk): A Russian national was arrested by police in South Goa on Saturday of using a satellite phone which is banned in India.
Ilyas Abdrakhinov, a 49-year-old Russian citizen, said during the interview that he was unaware of the prohibition, according to Colva Police Inspector Filomeno Costa.
"He is a contractor by trade, and he told us that he travelled to numerous foreign nations with this satellite phone and found no problem there. As a result, he brought it to Goa as well. The call was tracked and the satellite phone was found when he used it to call his mother at home, Costa told IANS.
He said that he was intercepted by the intelligence team and that the infraction had been reported.
The police reported that "he had travelled to Goa for vacation on December 28 with his wife and two children."
Under Sections 6 of the Wireless Act and 20 of the Telegraph Act, the offence has been recorded.
He will appear in front of the court.
The case is still being looked into by the police.
(Inputs from Agencies)

A Russian national was arrested by police in South Goa on Saturday of using a satellite phone which is banned in India. Ilyas Abdrakhinov, a 49-year-old Russian citizen, said during the interview that he was unaware of the prohibition, according to Colva Police Inspector Filomeno Costa.

Russian tourist was arrested for using a satellite phone in Goa

Junagadh, Gujarat (The Hawk): A man was detained by police in Junagadh, Gujarat, for repeatedly raping a minor and impregnating her.
According to Keshod Police Inspector D.B. Koli, the 55-year-old suspect Karsan alias Babu Malmer was detained on Friday night and will appear in court on Saturday.
Only on Thursday, when the 16-year-old victim was taken to the hospital after complaining of stomach pain, did the incident come to light.
Koli said that the victim was discovered to be pregnant and had given birth to a girl at the time of the doctor's diagnosis.
The girl's parents claimed in their criminal complaint to the Keshod Police station that the accused initially sexually assaulted the girl nine to ten months ago and threatened to murder them all if she told anyone.
He took advantage of that and started raping her repeatedly.
Koli said that an inquiry was already in progress and that the accused will also get a medical.
(Inputs from Agencies)

A man was detained by police in Junagadh, Gujarat, for repeatedly raping a minor and impregnating her. According to Keshod Police Inspector D.B. Koli, the 55-year-old suspect Karsan alias Babu Malmer was detained on Friday night and will appear in court on Saturday.

Guj man arrested for repeatedly raping and impregnating minor

Jaipur (The Hawk): Hanuman Beniwal, the leader of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and a member of parliament from Nagaur, had a property in Jaipur when burglars broke in and stole numerous items, including cash and jewellery made of gold and silver.
On Friday morning, a FIR was filed at the Jalupura police station, according to information supplied by Beniwal himself on his Twitter account.
The Rajasthan MP reported the theft of expensive antiques, jewellery, and cash from his home to the Jalupura police station.
Beniwal claimed in the report that the burglars broke into the home and took Rs. 1.5 lakh, four gold bracelets, four rings, silver coins, antiques, kitchen faucets, and quilts and blankets. The case has been reported to police, who have also begun an inquiry.
The crew was sent to the scene, according to Jalupura officials, after they learned about the event. It is being examined what was captured on the area's CCTV. Also established in this is the special cell for the same district. The police have promised to apprehend the criminals soon.
Announcing that his home is 100 metres from the police station, Beniwal questioned the effectiveness of the police. He remarked, "What will happen to the regular people when theft is recorded at the MP's home in the Jaipur Commissionerate?
In addition to telling the police and ACS Home about the theft at his home, MP Beniwal claimed to have also informed both organisations. Although the police have opened a case, nothing has happened to date. According to Beniwal, his home is where he keeps priceless things that people have given him.
Given the breakdown of law and order in the state and the lack of fear displayed by thieves and other criminals, Through his tweet, Beniwal disparaged the police.
The theft of MLA Bhai Narayan Beniwal's Scorpio from his Shyam Nagar apartment was reported on July 16. He is a member of Hanuman Beniwal's political party. After two days, the car was discovered in Jodhpur. What would happen to the common man, according to Narayan Beniwal, "when the car carrying the MLA's sticker was stolen?"
(Inputs from Agencies)

Hanuman Beniwal, the leader of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and a member of parliament from Nagaur, had a property in Jaipur when burglars broke in and stole numerous items, including cash and jewellery made of gold and silver.

Thieves steal cash & jewellery from Raj MP's home

Rajasthan

New Delhi (The Hawk): Three accused, including a former senior manager of the Central Bank of India, were given three years of rigorous imprisonment by a special CBI court in Tamil Nadu in connection with a bank loan fraud case.
S. Sakthivel, the then managing director of Chemfree Vegetable Pvt Ltd, M. Vellaichamy, the then senior manager of Central Bank of India, Coimbatore, and C. Bommaiya awarded jail term from the Special Judge for CBI cases in Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), along with a fine of Rs 1,50,000 for the offence.
On February 21, 2011, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) opened an investigation into claims that Chemfree Vegetable (P) Ltd., Chennai, represented by its managing director Sakthivel, and Vellaichamy, senior manager, Central Bank of India, main branch, Coimbatore, and Bommaiy defrauded the bank of Rs. 1,41,44,861 by submitting forged documents to the Bank and passing them off as genuine before the loan was approved and funds were released.
The accused unlawfully withdrew the money, which was never reimbursed. Vellaichamy caused the Bank to lose money by abusing his position of authority and giving the accused unfair favours.
With interest, the total sum owing was Rs 1,41,44,861.
A charge sheet was submitted against the claimed accused following an inquiry. The three defendants were found guilty and sentenced to prison by the trial court.
(Inputs from Agencies)

Three accused, including a former senior manager of the Central Bank of India, were given three years of rigorous imprisonment by a special CBI court in Tamil Nadu in connection with a bank loan fraud case.

3, including ex-senior bank manager, sentence three-year prison in loan fraud case

New Delhi (The Hawk): In August, the National Investigation Agency filed a charge sheet against eleven individuals apprehended in the Nizamabad terror case. The case involves the Popular Front of India's alleged organisation of terror training camps and recruiting of individuals for alleged terrorist acts (PFI).
The case was initially recorded as FIR No.- 141/2022 on July 4 at PS VI Town, District- Nizamabad, Telangana, and was subsequently re-registered by NIA on August 26.
The NIA stated that investigations found that the accused were radicalising naïve Muslim youngsters and recruiting them into the PFI through speeches full with hatred and venom against the Indian government and other organisations and individuals.
"Once recruited into the PFI, the youth were sent to training camps organised by the PFI under the guise of Yoga Classes and Physical Education (PE) Beginners Course (BC), where they were trained in the use of everyday objects (knives, sickles, and iron rods) to kill a person by attacking vulnerable body parts, such as the throat, stomach, and head, and for the commission of terror acts," the NIA claimed.
The accused are charged under Sections 120B, 153(A) of the Indian Penal Code and Sections 17, 18, 18A, and 18B of the UA(P) Act.
Abdul Khader, Abdul Ahad, Shaik Iliyas Ahmed, Abdul Saleem, Shaik Shadullah, Feroz Khan, Mohammad Osman, Syed Yahiya Sameer, Shaik Imran, Mohd Abdul Mubeen, and Mohammad Irfan were detained along with other PFI activists. Investigations into the case are continuing.
Further investigations are now being conducted.
(Inputs from Agencies)

In August, the National Investigation Agency filed a charge sheet against eleven individuals apprehended in the Nizamabad terror case. The case involves the Popular Front of India's alleged organisation of terror training camps and recruiting of individuals for alleged terrorist acts (PFI).

11 NIA charge sheets in the Nizamabad PFI case

New Delhi (The Hawk): Two inter-state drug dealers were apprehended by the Delhi Police and the Railway Police Force in a joint operation, and 5 kg of opium was also recovered that they planned to distribute at celebrations on New Year's Eve in Bathinda, Punjab.
The people who were detained have been identified as Vinod Yadav (41) and Ravinder Bhuiyan (45), both of whom are citizens of the Jharkhand district of Chatra.
Haresh H.P., the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Railway unit of Delhi Police), claims that on Monday, a joint team of Shakur Basti Railway Station police station and RPF personnel who were on patrolling duty at platform numbers 2-3 noticed two people sitting on a bench and covering themselves with blankets in a suspicious manner.
"They began moving quickly in the direction of Daya Basti as the police squad approached them. They were pursued by the team and captured. When their suitcases were examined, opium was discovered inside "the official added.
When questioned, it was revealed that they had boarded the Mahabodhi Express train from Jharkhand with the contraband.
The officer stated, "The 5.416 kg of recovered opium was being supplied to Bhatinda, Punjab to be supplied in the next New Year party."
(Inputs from Agencies)

Two inter-state drug dealers were apprehended by the Delhi Police and the Railway Police Force in a joint operation, and 5 kg of opium was also recovered that they planned to distribute at celebrations on New Year's Eve in Bathinda, Punjab.

Two people detained in Delhi with 5 kg opium

New Delhi (The Hawk): Jyotiraditya Scindia, the minister of civil aviation, announced on Thursday that a police report had been made against those responsible for an altercation aboard a Thai Smile Airways flight from Bangkok to Kolkata.
"A police report has been made against the individuals engaged in the altercation on a Thai Smile Airways flight. Such conduct is not acceptable "In a tweet, Scindia stated.
The minister made his remarks shortly after the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), which oversees aviation security, requested a report from the relevant authorities regarding the in-flight altercation that occurred on a Thai Smile Airways flight from Bangkok to Kolkata in Bangkok.
BCAS requested a thorough report on the incident after paying close attention to a video of the incident that quickly became popular on social media, according to sources.
The incident happened on December 26 and was caught on camera. It shows two individuals fighting despite attempts to break it up by the crew and other passengers.
The altercation started as the aeroplane was getting set to take off from Bangkok bound for Kolkata and a passenger refused to observe safety protocols despite numerous demands from the crew members.
(Inputs from Agencies)

Jyotiraditya Scindia, the minister of civil aviation, announced on Thursday that a police report had been made against those responsible for an altercation aboard a Thai Smile Airways flight from Bangkok to Kolkata.

Case lodged against Thai Smile flight scufflers by the police: Scindia

Rajkot, Gujarat (The Hawk): The M.V.M. Science and Home Science College board on Thursday suspended a science professor for demanding sexual favours from female pupils.
The college administration and the anti-sexual harassment committee had received complaints from the students three months prior, but no action was taken. The college and committee agreed to look into the matter only after the media and students union raised it.
Sanjay Taraiya, a science college lecturer, has been suspended with immediate effect, college trustee Parshottam Pipaliya announced to the media on Thursday. The judgement was made following the Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee's submission of its findings to the college trust after concluding that the complaint contained sufficient evidence.
Additionally, Pipaliya has promised the students full support in their efforts to bring legal action against the lecturer. He stated that the institution would take the initiative and submit the complaint against the lecturer if the female students chose not to make a report to the police.
The students protested three months ago, but no action was done, according to Brijrajsinh Rana, the National Student Union of India's chief for Rajkot. "The committee didn't start the investigation until after the students union made a representation. In order to request a report, NSUI has also spoken before Saurashtra University. He said that Professor Taraiya had promised good grades in exchange for sexual favours from two female students.
(Inputs from Agencies)

The M.V.M. Science and Home Science College board on Thursday suspended a science professor for demanding sexual favours from female pupils.

In Gujarat, a professor was suspended after he allegedly solicited sexual favours from female students

Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh (The Hawk): Beginning on December 10, three girls from Class 12 took their own lives by suicide within a  span of eight days.
Seven people have now been detained by the Sitapur police in relation to the three suicide incidents. Police reports state that on December 10, one female student hanged herself from the ceiling of her dorm, and on December 12, another student ingested poison.
Another student dove into the river on December 18. The three suicides alarmed the police because the Class 12 pupils at the same institution. According to Narendra Pratap Singh, additional superintendent of police in Sitapur, a committee was established by the district police head to look into the instances on December 20.
According to Singh, a 17-year-old girl's case was the first to be recorded from Kursianpurwa. "Rahul Yadav, a 25-year-old grocery seller, was in contact with the girl. The victim's father asked him not to speak to his daughter, but the man continued in doing so. The man received a warning from the girl's father on December 10, and the girl then killed herself "Singh stated. Lalit Kumar, a friend of Yadav, and they were both detained. The incident on December 12 was reported from the village of Jyotishahalampur.
A thorough investigation revealed that the girl desired to wed Ankit. "To discuss the possibility of their daughter and Ankit, the girl's parents had met with Ankit's parents. However, Ankit's mother insisted on a bike and dowry for the wedding "the officer added. The girl took poison after learning about it. He said, "Ankit and his mother have been taken into custody." According to Singh, the Tiwaripurwa village reported the third case.
(Inputs from Agencies)

Beginning on December 10, three girls from Class 12 took their own lives by suicide within a  span of eight days. Seven people have now been detained by the Sitapur police in relation to the three suicide incidents. Police reports state that on December 10, one female student hanged herself from the ceiling of her dorm, and on December 12, another student ingested poison.

Three Class 12 girls in UP commit suicide in separate incidents

Ahmedabad (The Hawk): Police were looking for a man who was involved to a baby boy's human trafficking case.
Nagpur police in Maharashtra detained a man and woman carrying an infant from a train, and it was discovered after first interrogation that they were trafficking the child to Vijayawada. The lawsuit was moved to the city of Ahmedabad.
Chandrakant Patel, a 40-year-old resident of Mumbai, and Draupadi Meshram, a Nagpur resident and mother of the child, were detained by the Nagpur police after they boarded the Navjivan Express train, according to the criminal complaint submitted to the Kalupur Railway police station on Tuesday night.
The man and lady were found to have received the child from a man by the name of Krunal outside the Kalupur railway station, according to the police's initial investigation, which included inspecting their mobile phones and whatsapp talks. He had given the couple Rs 5,000 and urged them to deliver the child in Vijayawada.
The complaint, according to investigation officer I.B. Gamit, has been made. As the child was turned over on the street outside the railway station, the police were analysing CCTV footage and looking for a person by the name of Krunal.
(Inputs from Agencies)

Police were looking for a man who was involved to a baby boy's human trafficking case. Nagpur police in Maharashtra detained a man and woman carrying an infant from a train, and it was discovered after first interrogation that they were trafficking the child to Vijayawada. The lawsuit was moved to the city of Ahmedabad.

Police in Ahmedabad look for baby boy trafficker

Mysuru, Karnataka (The Hawk): According to authorities, on Wednesday, a church in Periyapatna town, Karnataka's Mysuru district, had its offering box robbed&nbsp;and a statue of the child Jesus damaged.The accident took place on Tuesday at the Saint Meriyamma Church on Gonikoppal Road, according to the police. The infant Jesus idol that was installed for the Christmas festival celebration was vandalised by the miscreants&nbsp;after they forced their way inside the church.After morning prayers, the church was closed when the tragedy occurred. The thieves stole money from the offering box in addition to breaking the door.The Periyapatna police station had received a complaint about this from Father John Paul. The police arrived quickly and performed an inspection.More research was being done.(Inputs from Agencies)

According to authorities, on Wednesday, a church in Periyapatna town, Karnataka's Mysuru district, had its offering box robbed and a statue of the child Jesus damaged.

K'taka church money stolen, Infant Jesus statue vandalised

Kolkata (The Hawk): On a West Bengal highway on Wednesday, Riya Kumari—reportedly an actress from Jharkhand—was fatally shot at close range.The event happened at roughly 6 a.m. while they were travelling from Ranchi to Kolkata, according to her husband Prakash Kumar, who identified himself as a film producer from Jharkhand.The couple's three-year-old daughter was travelling with them, and Prakash Kumar was operating the vehicle.He stopped the car at the Mahishrekha bridge in Bagnan, Uluberia Subdivision, Howrah District, according to his testimony to the police, to heed to nature's call.Then three thugs with guns came up to them and demanded money and other items.Riya was shot at point-blank range by one of the thugs when the pair attempted to resist, and she immediately collapsed while heavily bleeding.According to Prakash Kumar, the criminals left the area right away. He then drove to a nearby neighbourhood and told the residents about the occurrence.After receiving word from the local, the police arrived on the scene and hurriedly transported Riya to the hospital in the Uluberia neighbourhood.But at that time, she had passed away.Prakash Kumar is being questioned by the police as part of their ongoing investigation.(Inputs from Agencies)

On a West Bengal highway on Wednesday, Riya Kumari—reportedly an actress from Jharkhand—was fatally shot at close range. The event happened at roughly 6 a.m. while they were travelling from Ranchi to Kolkata, according to her husband Prakash Kumar, who identified himself as a film producer from Jharkhand.

On Bengal highway, Jharkhand actress shot dead

Lucknow (The Hawk): In a horrifying event, A 30-year-old guy allegedly beat his wife severely, causing major harm to her private parts, because he was angry with her for "not being able to conceive a child," .
The victim, who was bleeding heavily, is receiving treatment at a private hospital as a result of the alleged event, which is said to have occurred underneath the Mohanlalganj police circle.
The accused husband has fled the scene.
The victim's brother called the police about the incident on Tuesday.
The complainant told us that the accused married her sister almost six years ago, according to Manisha Singh, Lucknow's additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP South). The accused was angry with the victim for being unable to produce a child, therefore for three months the victim lived with her parents. After the accused took her in, the woman didn't go back to her in-laws' home until Monday.
The crime occurred shortly after the woman returned to her in-laws' home, the ADCP continued.
According to the police official, the accused first engaged in inappropriate sexual activity with the victim before attacking her with a razor. The injured woman somehow told her brother, who helped get her medical admission.
An ongoing investigation into the case is ongoing. According to the official, the accused has been detained under the appropriate sections for inflicting harm, domestic abuse, and threatening behaviour.
(Inputs from Agencies)

In a horrifying event, A 30-year-old guy allegedly beat his wife severely, causing major harm to her private parts, because he was angry with her for "not being able to conceive a child," . The victim, who was bleeding heavily, is receiving treatment at a private hospital as a result of the alleged event, which is said to have occurred underneath the Mohanlalganj police circle.

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New Delhi: A wanted snatcher, who gave the police sleepless nights by committing a series of crimes, was arrested in Delhi's Dwarka.
A senior police official on Sunday said that the accused was identified as Subham alias Shivam (21).&nbsp;
"On December we got a tip off secret that the accused, who was previously involved in several cases of snatching and theft, can be nabbed if a raid is conducted. On the basis of the secret information the accused was apprehended by the team," the police said.
One motorcycle was recovered from his possession. On verification, the motorcycle was found to be stolen.
The police said that the accused was planning to commit another theft when he was caught. Police were interrogating him to know more about his aides and the buyer of stolen property from him.&nbsp;
—IANS

A wanted snatcher, who gave the police sleepless nights by committing a series of crimes, was arrested in Delhi's Dwarka. A senior police official on Sunday said that the accused was identified as Subham alias Shivam (21). 

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