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Shocking CCTV footage has captured the moment a car allegedly ploughed into a motorcycle and three autorickshaws waiting at a traffic signal in Mumbai's Malad West, killing a 34-year-old woman and injuring six others. The accident took place at around 8pm on Sunday at the Mamlatdarwadi-SV Road junction. The footage purportedly shows the car crashing into vehicles waiting at the signal, triggering chaos at the busy intersection. Priyanka Satra, a law graduate and mother of two, was seated on the pillion of a motorcycle being ridden by her husband, Mayank, when the car allegedly rammed into them. The impact threw the couple off the bike. Priyanka was rushed to hospital, where she was declared dead. Her husband suffered fractures and back injuries and was hospitalised. The car also hit three autorickshaws, injuring their drivers and passengers, police said. The 70-year-old driver, Krishna Chamankar, was arrested after the accident. Police said he claimed that he accidentally pressed the accelerator instead of the brake while driving from the Malad subway towards SV Road. A medical examination reportedly found no alcohol in his blood. He was initially produced before a magistrate and later released on bail on a cash bond of Rs 15,000. The accident has sparked outrage, with the victim's family demanding stricter action against the driver. Relatives have also alleged that Chamankar received preferential treatment while in police custody, an allegation that police officials said was being examined, including through CCTV footage from the police station.

Shocking CCTV footage has captured the moment a car allegedly ploughed into a motorcycle and three autorickshaws waiting at a traffic signal in Mumbai's Malad West, killing a 34-year-old woman and injuring six others. The accident took place at around 8pm on Sunday at the Mamlatdarwadi-SV Road junction. The footage purportedly shows the car crashing into vehicles waiting at the signal, triggering chaos at the busy intersection. Priyanka Satra, a law graduate and mother of two, was seated on the pillion of a motorcycle being ridden by her husband, Mayank, when the car allegedly rammed into them. The impact threw the couple off the bike. Priyanka was rushed to hospital, where she was declared dead. Her husband suffered fractures and back injuries and was hospitalised. The car also hit three autorickshaws, injuring their drivers and passengers, police said. The 70-year-old driver, Krishna Chamankar, was arrested after the accident. Police said he claimed that he accidentally pressed the accelerator instead of the brake while driving from the Malad subway towards SV Road. A medical examination reportedly found no alcohol in his blood. He was initially produced before a magistrate and later released on bail on a cash bond of Rs 15,000. The accident has sparked outrage, with the victim's family demanding stricter action against the driver. Relatives have also alleged that Chamankar received preferential treatment while in police custody, an allegation that police officials said was being examined, including through CCTV footage from the police station.

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A video showing Kannada actor Kiran Raj being attacked by a lion during a safari has gone viral on social media, leaving fans concerned about his safety. Kiran Raj shared the video on social media with the caption, “First day of learning how to train a lion.” The video features two lions, Roger and Rocky, with the actor saying he hoped to become friends with them. The clip shows one of the lions appearing to knock the actor down, prompting worried reactions from fans. Kiran Raj later clarified that he is safe and urged fans not to worry. “I am safe, don’t worry. If I weren’t safe, I wouldn’t have been able to post this,” he said. The actor’s post has since drawn mixed reactions, with several fans cautioning him against attempting such risky stunts around wild animals.

A video showing Kannada actor Kiran Raj being attacked by a lion during a safari has gone viral on social media, leaving fans concerned about his safety. Kiran Raj shared the video on social media with the caption, “First day of learning how to train a lion.” The video features two lions, Roger and Rocky, with the actor saying he hoped to become friends with them. The clip shows one of the lions appearing to knock the actor down, prompting worried reactions from fans. Kiran Raj later clarified that he is safe and urged fans not to worry. “I am safe, don’t worry. If I weren’t safe, I wouldn’t have been able to post this,” he said. The actor’s post has since drawn mixed reactions, with several fans cautioning him against attempting such risky stunts around wild animals.

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A couple and their 19-year-old son fell to their deaths from a hill while the parents attempted to stop the teenager from committing suicide in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district on Friday, police said. The tragedy unfolded in the Tisgaon area under Waluj MIDC in the afternoon, an official said. According to the police, Kunal Murlidhar Chandgude (19) went up the hill around 10 am, allegedly intending to commit suicide following a dispute with his parents about wanting a mobile phone. The parents, Murlidhar Chandgude (48) and Sangita Chandgude, residents of the Zalta Phata area of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, arrived there to stop him. An official said police and villagers tried to convince Kunal not to jump, and the fire brigade was also called in, and they tried to place a net below. But the teen kept changing his position. Even as his father tried to console and convince him, Kunal jumped, and the father went after him, falling to his death. Horrified, the mother also jumped off the hill and died, the official said. The bodies were recovered by the police and were sent for further formalities, he added.

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A couple and their 19-year-old son fell to their deaths from a hill while the parents attempted to stop the teenager from committing suicide in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district on Friday, police said. The tragedy unfolded in the Tisgaon area under Waluj MIDC in the afternoon, an official said. According to the police, Kunal Murlidhar Chandgude (19) went up the hill around 10 am, allegedly intending to commit suicide following a dispute with his parents about wanting a mobile phone. The parents, Murlidhar Chandgude (48) and Sangita Chandgude, residents of the Zalta Phata area of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, arrived there to stop him. An official said police and villagers tried to convince Kunal not to jump, and the fire brigade was also called in, and they tried to place a net below. But the teen kept changing his position. Even as his father tried to console and convince him, Kunal jumped, and the father went after him, falling to his death. Horrified, the mother also jumped off the hill and died, the official said. The bodies were recovered by the police and were sent for further formalities, he added.

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The Bengaluru city police in a joint operation with Puducherry police arrested techie J Kenneth, accused of murdering the parents and sister of his girlfriend Shwetha. Kenneth was spotted by Puducherry police when he was drinking at a wine shop, and on seeing the cops, Kenneth started running. Chasing him for over 200 meters, ASI Ramalingam from Puducherry police department, succeeded in nabbing Kenneth. However, Ramalingam and few other cops were injured as Kenneth assaulted them. From the same place, cops had arrested Shwetha two days back. Both had fled the city after stabbing Shwetha's parents and sister Supriya to death inside the flat of an apartment in Seegehalli, KR Puram. Shwetha is in seven-day-police custody. Police will produce Kenneth before the judge at latter's home-office in National Games Village, Koramangala by evening. The victims were identified as Somasundar (52), his wife Muthulakshmi (48), and their 19-year-old daughter Supriya. According to police, the accused allegedly carried out the murders following a dispute that escalated over financial issues linked to Shwetha's unpaid bank loans, which had reportedly crossed Rs 30 lakh. Investigators believe the financial burden, along with the couple's strained circumstances, played a key role in the incident. Police said Shwetha and Kenneth, both engineering graduates and former classmates, had been in a live-in relationship for over a year, which they had kept hidden from their families. The relationship came under strain after bank recovery notices related to Shwetha's loans began reaching her family's residence in Marathahalli. In the days leading up to the incident, Shwetha's mother reportedly visited the couple's apartment after receiving the notices, followed by her father and younger sister. Police said an argument broke out over the loan issue, which soon escalated into violence inside the apartment. Neighbours reported hearing screams around 10 pm on the night of the incident, after which Somasundar was found bleeding on the staircase. Following the killings, Shwetha allegedly fled the scene, prompting a massive manhunt that led to her arrest earlier. Kenneth's arrest in Puducherry marks another major development in the ongoing investigation. Police are continuing to reconstruct the sequence of events and determine the exact role played by each accused in the triple murder case.

The Bengaluru city police in a joint operation with Puducherry police arrested techie J Kenneth, accused of murdering the parents and sister of his girlfriend Shwetha. Kenneth was spotted by Puducherry police when he was drinking at a wine shop, and on seeing the cops, Kenneth started running. Chasing him for over 200 meters, ASI Ramalingam from Puducherry police department, succeeded in nabbing Kenneth. However, Ramalingam and few other cops were injured as Kenneth assaulted them. From the same place, cops had arrested Shwetha two days back. Both had fled the city after stabbing Shwetha's parents and sister Supriya to death inside the flat of an apartment in Seegehalli, KR Puram. Shwetha is in seven-day-police custody. Police will produce Kenneth before the judge at latter's home-office in National Games Village, Koramangala by evening. The victims were identified as Somasundar (52), his wife Muthulakshmi (48), and their 19-year-old daughter Supriya. According to police, the accused allegedly carried out the murders following a dispute that escalated over financial issues linked to Shwetha's unpaid bank loans, which had reportedly crossed Rs 30 lakh. Investigators believe the financial burden, along with the couple's strained circumstances, played a key role in the incident. Police said Shwetha and Kenneth, both engineering graduates and former classmates, had been in a live-in relationship for over a year, which they had kept hidden from their families. The relationship came under strain after bank recovery notices related to Shwetha's loans began reaching her family's residence in Marathahalli. In the days leading up to the incident, Shwetha's mother reportedly visited the couple's apartment after receiving the notices, followed by her father and younger sister. Police said an argument broke out over the loan issue, which soon escalated into violence inside the apartment. Neighbours reported hearing screams around 10 pm on the night of the incident, after which Somasundar was found bleeding on the staircase. Following the killings, Shwetha allegedly fled the scene, prompting a massive manhunt that led to her arrest earlier. Kenneth's arrest in Puducherry marks another major development in the ongoing investigation. Police are continuing to reconstruct the sequence of events and determine the exact role played by each accused in the triple murder case.

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A tense scene unfolded at a cinema during the screening of #Dhurandhar when a man reportedly refused to stand for the #NationalAnthem. Fellow viewers confronted him, urging him to show basic respect before the film began. Eyewitnesses said the situation escalated until the audience collectively forced him out of the hall. To prevent further conflict, theatre staff refunded his ticket. The incident quickly sparked online debate, with many praising the crowd’s actions as a stand for national respect, while others questioned whether public shaming should replace legal or formal procedures. Despite differing opinions, the audience’s message was unmistakable: showing respect for the National Anthem is seen as non-negotiable, and any perceived disregard is unlikely to be tolerated in public spaces.

A tense scene unfolded at a cinema during the screening of #Dhurandhar when a man reportedly refused to stand for the #NationalAnthem. Fellow viewers confronted him, urging him to show basic respect before the film began. Eyewitnesses said the situation escalated until the audience collectively forced him out of the hall. To prevent further conflict, theatre staff refunded his ticket. The incident quickly sparked online debate, with many praising the crowd’s actions as a stand for national respect, while others questioned whether public shaming should replace legal or formal procedures. Despite differing opinions, the audience’s message was unmistakable: showing respect for the National Anthem is seen as non-negotiable, and any perceived disregard is unlikely to be tolerated in public spaces.

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In a big twist in the death of real estate firm director Ketan Vishal Agrawal, police on Tuesday arrested his fiancée and her lover for allegedly pushing him into a deep gorge off Lohagad Fort in Pune and passing it off as an accident, officials said. While the incident, which occurred on June 18, was initially believed to be a case of an accidental fall at the historic Lohagad Fort, the investigation pointed to a murder conspiracy, they said. Agarwal (26), a resident of Gahunje in Pune district and director of a family-run real estate business, was found dead in a gorge near the fort on June 18. The police had then said Agarwal fell nearly 400 feet into the gorge while taking photographs during a trek with his fiancée and friends amid strong winds at the fort. An accidental death report was registered after his fiancée, Siya Goyal, told the Lonavala rural police that Agarwal had slipped and fallen while the couple was on an outing at the hill fort. Agarwal was scheduled to marry Goyal later this year. It was learned that the families had made elaborate wedding preparations, including booking a palace in Udaipur, Rajasthan, for the ceremony. Superintendent of Police, Pune rural, Sandip Singh Gill, said the circumstances surrounding the death appeared suspicious, which prompted police to investigate the case thoroughly. "Our teams examined multiple angles, including financial disputes and personal relationships. During the probe, police allegedly found that Goyal was in a relationship with another man, identified as Chetan Babulal Chaudhary (22), a resident of Kondhwa in Pune," he said. The investigation showed that Goyal was unwilling to marry Agarwal and considered him an obstacle to her relationship with Chaudhary, the official said. The two allegedly conspired to eliminate Agarwal. As part of the plan, Goyal took him to Lohagad Fort under the pretext of an outing, while Chaudhary was called to the spot later. The duo then allegedly pushed Agarwal off the fort, leading to his death, police said. Based on suspicion, the local crime branch took Chaudhary into custody. During interrogation, it emerged that since Agarwal was becoming an obstacle in Chaudhary's relationship with Goyal, both of them plotted to eliminate her fiancé. Goyal was also arrested based on Chaudhary's interrogation, the police said. "Following a complaint lodged by Ketan's father, Vishal Agarwal, the Lonavala rural police registered a case of murder and criminal conspiracy under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita on Tuesday," Gill said. Further investigation is underway to establish the exact sequence of events, collect forensic evidence and determine if other persons were involved in the alleged conspiracy, police officials said. Lohagad fort is linked to the history of Maratha empire founder Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. It is one of the 12 forts in Maharashtra listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In a big twist in the death of real estate firm director Ketan Vishal Agrawal, police on Tuesday arrested his fiancée and her lover for allegedly pushing him into a deep gorge off Lohagad Fort in Pune and passing it off as an accident, officials said. While the incident, which occurred on June 18, was initially believed to be a case of an accidental fall at the historic Lohagad Fort, the investigation pointed to a murder conspiracy, they said. Agarwal (26), a resident of Gahunje in Pune district and director of a family-run real estate business, was found dead in a gorge near the fort on June 18. The police had then said Agarwal fell nearly 400 feet into the gorge while taking photographs during a trek with his fiancée and friends amid strong winds at the fort. An accidental death report was registered after his fiancée, Siya Goyal, told the Lonavala rural police that Agarwal had slipped and fallen while the couple was on an outing at the hill fort. Agarwal was scheduled to marry Goyal later this year. It was learned that the families had made elaborate wedding preparations, including booking a palace in Udaipur, Rajasthan, for the ceremony. Superintendent of Police, Pune rural, Sandip Singh Gill, said the circumstances surrounding the death appeared suspicious, which prompted police to investigate the case thoroughly. "Our teams examined multiple angles, including financial disputes and personal relationships. During the probe, police allegedly found that Goyal was in a relationship with another man, identified as Chetan Babulal Chaudhary (22), a resident of Kondhwa in Pune," he said. The investigation showed that Goyal was unwilling to marry Agarwal and considered him an obstacle to her relationship with Chaudhary, the official said. The two allegedly conspired to eliminate Agarwal. As part of the plan, Goyal took him to Lohagad Fort under the pretext of an outing, while Chaudhary was called to the spot later. The duo then allegedly pushed Agarwal off the fort, leading to his death, police said. Based on suspicion, the local crime branch took Chaudhary into custody. During interrogation, it emerged that since Agarwal was becoming an obstacle in Chaudhary's relationship with Goyal, both of them plotted to eliminate her fiancé. Goyal was also arrested based on Chaudhary's interrogation, the police said. "Following a complaint lodged by Ketan's father, Vishal Agarwal, the Lonavala rural police registered a case of murder and criminal conspiracy under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita on Tuesday," Gill said. Further investigation is underway to establish the exact sequence of events, collect forensic evidence and determine if other persons were involved in the alleged conspiracy, police officials said. Lohagad fort is linked to the history of Maratha empire founder Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. It is one of the 12 forts in Maharashtra listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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A woman died and her husband was severely injured after a speeding car rammed their scooter at Mamledar Wadi Junction in Mumbai's Malad West on Sunday night, police said. According to Malad police, the car, allegedly being driven rashly by 65-year-old Krishna Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. The accident took place around 8pm, when Mayank Shah, 35, and his wife, Priyanka, who was a lawyer, had stopped at a traffic signal while returning home through Malad Subway, police said. According to Malad police, the car, an MG Windsor allegedly being driven rashly by Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. Mayank suffered serious injuries, while Priyanka was critically injured and later died during treatment at a hospital. The impact did not end with the couple’s scooter. Police said the car went on to hit three autorickshaws, injuring five passengers. Some of the injured suffered serious injuries, while others sustained minor injuries. A complaint was lodged by Mayank’s brother, Manthan Devji Shah, 35, following which Malad police registered a case against Chamankar under Sections 106(1), 281 and 125(A)(B) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act. Police said Chamankar was medically examined before being arrested. According to police sources, Chamankar’s name has also figured in a high-profile legal case. He is one of the developers who, along with his brother Prasanna Chamankar, was named in the alleged Maharashtra Sadan scam case linked to former Maharashtra PWD minister and NCP veteran Chhagan Bhujbal, police sources said. In September 2025, the Bombay High Court quashed the money-laundering case registered against the brothers and their firm, K S Chamankar Enterprises, by the Enforcement Directorate. Meanwhile, Priyanka’s cousin, Pravin Cheda, has raised questions over the treatment allegedly given to Chamankar at Malad police station following the accident. In a letter to senior police officers, Cheda alleged that Chamankar was allowed to use his mobile phone inside the lock-up and was given preferential treatment. Cheda further alleged that around 1.20am, a woman police officer from Versova arrived at the station and, citing a medical check-up, took Chamankar out of the lock-up and seated him in an air-conditioned room at the rear of the station. He has sought an independent inquiry into the conduct of the police personnel allegedly involved and demanded suspension and departmental action against those found responsible. He has also sought strict prosecution of Chamankar in accordance with the gravity of the offence.

A woman died and her husband was severely injured after a speeding car rammed their scooter at Mamledar Wadi Junction in Mumbai's Malad West on Sunday night, police said. According to Malad police, the car, allegedly being driven rashly by 65-year-old Krishna Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. The accident took place around 8pm, when Mayank Shah, 35, and his wife, Priyanka, who was a lawyer, had stopped at a traffic signal while returning home through Malad Subway, police said. According to Malad police, the car, an MG Windsor allegedly being driven rashly by Chamankar, rammed into the couple’s Activa. Mayank suffered serious injuries, while Priyanka was critically injured and later died during treatment at a hospital. The impact did not end with the couple’s scooter. Police said the car went on to hit three autorickshaws, injuring five passengers. Some of the injured suffered serious injuries, while others sustained minor injuries. A complaint was lodged by Mayank’s brother, Manthan Devji Shah, 35, following which Malad police registered a case against Chamankar under Sections 106(1), 281 and 125(A)(B) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act. Police said Chamankar was medically examined before being arrested. According to police sources, Chamankar’s name has also figured in a high-profile legal case. He is one of the developers who, along with his brother Prasanna Chamankar, was named in the alleged Maharashtra Sadan scam case linked to former Maharashtra PWD minister and NCP veteran Chhagan Bhujbal, police sources said. In September 2025, the Bombay High Court quashed the money-laundering case registered against the brothers and their firm, K S Chamankar Enterprises, by the Enforcement Directorate. Meanwhile, Priyanka’s cousin, Pravin Cheda, has raised questions over the treatment allegedly given to Chamankar at Malad police station following the accident. In a letter to senior police officers, Cheda alleged that Chamankar was allowed to use his mobile phone inside the lock-up and was given preferential treatment. Cheda further alleged that around 1.20am, a woman police officer from Versova arrived at the station and, citing a medical check-up, took Chamankar out of the lock-up and seated him in an air-conditioned room at the rear of the station. He has sought an independent inquiry into the conduct of the police personnel allegedly involved and demanded suspension and departmental action against those found responsible. He has also sought strict prosecution of Chamankar in accordance with the gravity of the offence.

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A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered in broad daylight at the BC Road bus stand in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves across Karnataka. The victim, identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu, worked at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said the accused, identified as Chethan, allegedly attacked her with a machete after she repeatedly rejected his advances. He was arrested within hours near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru following a coordinated police operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and renewed concerns over crimes linked to harassment and one-sided obsession. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation into the circumstances leading to the attack. According to the police, Lavanya was returning home from work on Thursday, 16 July, at around 6 pm. She had boarded a KSRTC bus from Bantwal to Kakkepadavu after finishing her shift at the private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said Chethan, who is believed to be a distant relative of the victim, boarded the same bus and sat next to her. The accused had allegedly been pursuing Lavanya despite her repeatedly rejecting his advances. Sensing something was wrong, Lavanya reportedly called one of her relatives and informed them that a young man had sat beside her on the bus. The call was disconnected shortly afterwards. After Lavanya got off the bus at the BC Road bus stand, the accused allegedly followed her. Police said he then took out a machete from a bag and chased her. Despite her attempt to escape, he allegedly attacked her repeatedly before fleeing the scene. Police personnel from the Bantwal subdivision and Bantwal Town Police Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and began an investigation. Lavanya, who sustained critical injuries, was immediately shifted to Bantwal Taluk Hospital. However, she succumbed to her injuries despite efforts to save her. After the attack, the accused allegedly fled towards Mangaluru in an Alto car. During his escape, he reportedly called Lavanya's father and told him that he had killed his daughter and intended to end his own life. Acting swiftly, the Bantwal subdivision police formed a special investigation team. Using mobile phone location data and CCTV footage, officers traced and arrested the accused along with the vehicle near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru. Police sources said the accused had allegedly created a disturbance at the private hospital where Lavanya worked about a month earlier. Hospital staff reportedly intervened and prevented the situation from escalating. Investigators are now examining whether the absence of a formal police complaint after the earlier incident contributed to the tragedy. Bantwal Town Police have registered a case and are continuing their investigation.

A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered in broad daylight at the BC Road bus stand in Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday evening, sending shockwaves across Karnataka. The victim, identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu, worked at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said the accused, identified as Chethan, allegedly attacked her with a machete after she repeatedly rejected his advances. He was arrested within hours near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru following a coordinated police operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and renewed concerns over crimes linked to harassment and one-sided obsession. Police have registered a murder case and launched a detailed investigation into the circumstances leading to the attack. According to the police, Lavanya was returning home from work on Thursday, 16 July, at around 6 pm. She had boarded a KSRTC bus from Bantwal to Kakkepadavu after finishing her shift at the private nursing home in Kalladka. Police said Chethan, who is believed to be a distant relative of the victim, boarded the same bus and sat next to her. The accused had allegedly been pursuing Lavanya despite her repeatedly rejecting his advances. Sensing something was wrong, Lavanya reportedly called one of her relatives and informed them that a young man had sat beside her on the bus. The call was disconnected shortly afterwards. After Lavanya got off the bus at the BC Road bus stand, the accused allegedly followed her. Police said he then took out a machete from a bag and chased her. Despite her attempt to escape, he allegedly attacked her repeatedly before fleeing the scene. Police personnel from the Bantwal subdivision and Bantwal Town Police Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and began an investigation. Lavanya, who sustained critical injuries, was immediately shifted to Bantwal Taluk Hospital. However, she succumbed to her injuries despite efforts to save her. After the attack, the accused allegedly fled towards Mangaluru in an Alto car. During his escape, he reportedly called Lavanya's father and told him that he had killed his daughter and intended to end his own life. Acting swiftly, the Bantwal subdivision police formed a special investigation team. Using mobile phone location data and CCTV footage, officers traced and arrested the accused along with the vehicle near Vamanjoor-Pacchanadi on the outskirts of Mangaluru. Police sources said the accused had allegedly created a disturbance at the private hospital where Lavanya worked about a month earlier. Hospital staff reportedly intervened and prevented the situation from escalating. Investigators are now examining whether the absence of a formal police complaint after the earlier incident contributed to the tragedy. Bantwal Town Police have registered a case and are continuing their investigation.

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A 22-year-old woman, an IIT graduate and the daughter of a senior bureaucrat, was found dead at her home in southeast Delhi's East of Kailash area. Police said she was raped before being strangled to death with a phone charger. She was alone at home at the time of the incident. There were no signs of forced entry. Police have arrested a 19-year-old domestic help, Rahul, who had worked at the house and was dismissed over a month ago. "Investigations revealed that he used to play online games and would borrow money from other servants in the vicinity, or from domestic staff working in nearby households, without ever repaying them. This is why he was fired," Joint Commissioner of Police Vijay Kumar said. He was arrested from a hotel in the Dwarka area, where he had been hiding. He is being charged with rape, murder and robbery, police said. Rahul was seen in CCTV footage leaving the victim's residence at 6:28 am, police said. According to police, the woman was found by her family members inside the house under suspicious circumstances, after which the authorities were alerted. The victim had completed her schooling at DPS RK Puram and later graduated from IIT Delhi. She was preparing for the UPSC examination. She was also a dancer and had won several awards in dance competitions. Her elder brother holds a senior position in a multinational company, and her mother is a doctor. When police reached Rahul's residence in Alwar, they found that he had previously been involved in a sexual harassment case. Police said the accused arrived in Delhi from Alwar the previous night and is suspected to have entered the house using a spare key. Police said Rahul had been hired with a reference from a superintendent posted at the IRS officer's office.

A 22-year-old woman, an IIT graduate and the daughter of a senior bureaucrat, was found dead at her home in southeast Delhi's East of Kailash area. Police said she was raped before being strangled to death with a phone charger. She was alone at home at the time of the incident. There were no signs of forced entry. Police have arrested a 19-year-old domestic help, Rahul, who had worked at the house and was dismissed over a month ago. "Investigations revealed that he used to play online games and would borrow money from other servants in the vicinity, or from domestic staff working in nearby households, without ever repaying them. This is why he was fired," Joint Commissioner of Police Vijay Kumar said. He was arrested from a hotel in the Dwarka area, where he had been hiding. He is being charged with rape, murder and robbery, police said. Rahul was seen in CCTV footage leaving the victim's residence at 6:28 am, police said. According to police, the woman was found by her family members inside the house under suspicious circumstances, after which the authorities were alerted. The victim had completed her schooling at DPS RK Puram and later graduated from IIT Delhi. She was preparing for the UPSC examination. She was also a dancer and had won several awards in dance competitions. Her elder brother holds a senior position in a multinational company, and her mother is a doctor. When police reached Rahul's residence in Alwar, they found that he had previously been involved in a sexual harassment case. Police said the accused arrived in Delhi from Alwar the previous night and is suspected to have entered the house using a spare key. Police said Rahul had been hired with a reference from a superintendent posted at the IRS officer's office.

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A 21-year-old woman was kidnapped from her Bengaluru home by four men sent by her family after she married her lover against their wishes, triggering a dramatic car chase during which six people were injured after the accused rammed their vehicle into several vehicles. The woman, Pooja, from Rajasthan, married Om Prakash, 23, who is also from Rajasthan, around eight to nine months ago. The couple had a love marriage against the wishes of their families and subsequently moved to Bengaluru. According to Bengaluru Police, Pooja’s family, unable to accept the marriage, sent four men to their home in Agrahara Dasarahalli on Wednesday evening to take her back. The four men reached the couple’s residence and forcibly took Pooja away in a Hyundai Venue. Locals, after hearing her screams, attempted to stop the vehicle. The men then drove away recklessly, while some locals followed them in other vehicles. At around 8 pm, the car collided with several vehicles while trying to flee, leaving six people injured. The injured are undergoing treatment. One woman suffered a head injury and has been admitted to the ICU. The kidnapping triggered a chase, with locals following the Hyundai Venue and attempting to stop it. The vehicle was eventually stopped in a nearby locality after locals pelted the car with stones while trying to prevent it from escaping. An eyewitness said more than 20 people were injured in the incident and claimed that some people who tried to stop the car were attacked with a machete. Police, however, have so far confirmed that six people were injured after being hit by the vehicle. Police said some people were caught under the wheels as the men tried to flee after taking Pooja away. Pooja was rescued and handed over to the police. Police identified the four men who came to take Pooja as Saddam, Rakesh, Karan and Ayan. Saddam, who was driving the vehicle, is currently absconding. Rakesh, 31, Karan, 25 and Ayan, 18, all from Rajasthan, are in police custody. The Hyundai Venue used in the kidnapping has also been taken into police custody. Police are questioning Pooja and the other persons involved at Vijayanagar police station as they investigate the kidnapping and the subsequent vehicle collisions. The case centres on the family’s opposition to Pooja and Om Prakash’s love marriage and the attempt to take her away from Bengaluru.

A 21-year-old woman was kidnapped from her Bengaluru home by four men sent by her family after she married her lover against their wishes, triggering a dramatic car chase during which six people were injured after the accused rammed their vehicle into several vehicles. The woman, Pooja, from Rajasthan, married Om Prakash, 23, who is also from Rajasthan, around eight to nine months ago. The couple had a love marriage against the wishes of their families and subsequently moved to Bengaluru. According to Bengaluru Police, Pooja’s family, unable to accept the marriage, sent four men to their home in Agrahara Dasarahalli on Wednesday evening to take her back. The four men reached the couple’s residence and forcibly took Pooja away in a Hyundai Venue. Locals, after hearing her screams, attempted to stop the vehicle. The men then drove away recklessly, while some locals followed them in other vehicles. At around 8 pm, the car collided with several vehicles while trying to flee, leaving six people injured. The injured are undergoing treatment. One woman suffered a head injury and has been admitted to the ICU. The kidnapping triggered a chase, with locals following the Hyundai Venue and attempting to stop it. The vehicle was eventually stopped in a nearby locality after locals pelted the car with stones while trying to prevent it from escaping. An eyewitness said more than 20 people were injured in the incident and claimed that some people who tried to stop the car were attacked with a machete. Police, however, have so far confirmed that six people were injured after being hit by the vehicle. Police said some people were caught under the wheels as the men tried to flee after taking Pooja away. Pooja was rescued and handed over to the police. Police identified the four men who came to take Pooja as Saddam, Rakesh, Karan and Ayan. Saddam, who was driving the vehicle, is currently absconding. Rakesh, 31, Karan, 25 and Ayan, 18, all from Rajasthan, are in police custody. The Hyundai Venue used in the kidnapping has also been taken into police custody. Police are questioning Pooja and the other persons involved at Vijayanagar police station as they investigate the kidnapping and the subsequent vehicle collisions. The case centres on the family’s opposition to Pooja and Om Prakash’s love marriage and the attempt to take her away from Bengaluru.

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The Kukatpally Housing Board (KPHB) police have registered a suo motu case against the management of #LuluMall and the event organisers on Thursday (December 18, 2025), a day after actor #NidhhiAgerwal was mobbed by an unruly crowd during the launch of a song from the upcoming film #TheRajaSaab. The event, which also saw Agerwal’s co-star #Prabhas, drew a large number of fans at the mall. Videos of the incident, which have since gone viral on social media platforms, show the actor struggling to move through a dense crowd as fans attempted to get close to her to take photographs and interact. She was seen surrounded on all sides and finding it difficult to reach her car, with the situation turning chaotic as her personal space was repeatedly breached. KPHB Inspector S. Rajashekar Reddy said the organisers had failed to obtain prior permission to conduct the event. “A case is being registered against the mall management and the event organisers for holding the programme without permission,” he said. Police said further investigation is under way to ascertain lapses in crowd control and security arrangements.

The Kukatpally Housing Board (KPHB) police have registered a suo motu case against the management of #LuluMall and the event organisers on Thursday (December 18, 2025), a day after actor #NidhhiAgerwal was mobbed by an unruly crowd during the launch of a song from the upcoming film #TheRajaSaab. The event, which also saw Agerwal’s co-star #Prabhas, drew a large number of fans at the mall. Videos of the incident, which have since gone viral on social media platforms, show the actor struggling to move through a dense crowd as fans attempted to get close to her to take photographs and interact. She was seen surrounded on all sides and finding it difficult to reach her car, with the situation turning chaotic as her personal space was repeatedly breached. KPHB Inspector S. Rajashekar Reddy said the organisers had failed to obtain prior permission to conduct the event. “A case is being registered against the mall management and the event organisers for holding the programme without permission,” he said. Police said further investigation is under way to ascertain lapses in crowd control and security arrangements.

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A postgraduate medical student from GSL Medical College is undergoing treatment on ventilator support in Hyderabad after a car allegedly driven by an intoxicated man rammed into a scooter outside Prasaditya Mall on AV Apparao Road in Rajahmundry. The incident occurred on August 3, and a video purportedly showing the crash surfaced on social media on August 6. According to Prakash Nagar police, two men, identified as S. Dasvanth and Andrew Joseph Edwards, had allegedly arrived at the mall's Saradhi Cinemas in an intoxicated state. Police said security personnel stopped them from entering after a breathalyser test reportedly confirmed alcohol consumption, following which the duo allegedly assaulted security staff before leaving for the parking area. Around the same time, GSL Medical College students Sai Umesh, a Radiology postgraduate, and Priyanka, a Dermatology postgraduate, were leaving the mall on a scooter. Police said Dasvanth, who was driving a Tata Nexon car, allegedly hit the scooter from behind twice in a rash and negligent manner. When the riders were on the main road outside the mall gate, the car allegedly struck the scooter again, causing both students to fall. The injured students were rushed to Swatantra Hospital in Rajahmundry by a passerby. While Umesh suffered a concussion, Priyanka sustained serious injuries, including a skull fracture and brain injury, and was later shifted to KIMS Hospital in Hyderabad, where she remains on ventilator support. Earlier reports claimed that the car ran over Priyanka after the collision. However, Prakash Nagar Police Station officials said this was not accurate and that the investigation was based on available evidence. Police said two FIRs have been registered in connection with the incident. A case based on Umesh's statement has been filed against Dasvanth and Edwards under Section 125(b) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Another case, based on a complaint by mall cinema manager Vijay, has been registered under sections related to alleged assault on security personnel. Police said further action, including possible addition of more serious charges, will depend on the victim's medical condition and the findings of the investigation.

A postgraduate medical student from GSL Medical College is undergoing treatment on ventilator support in Hyderabad after a car allegedly driven by an intoxicated man rammed into a scooter outside Prasaditya Mall on AV Apparao Road in Rajahmundry. The incident occurred on August 3, and a video purportedly showing the crash surfaced on social media on August 6. According to Prakash Nagar police, two men, identified as S. Dasvanth and Andrew Joseph Edwards, had allegedly arrived at the mall's Saradhi Cinemas in an intoxicated state. Police said security personnel stopped them from entering after a breathalyser test reportedly confirmed alcohol consumption, following which the duo allegedly assaulted security staff before leaving for the parking area. Around the same time, GSL Medical College students Sai Umesh, a Radiology postgraduate, and Priyanka, a Dermatology postgraduate, were leaving the mall on a scooter. Police said Dasvanth, who was driving a Tata Nexon car, allegedly hit the scooter from behind twice in a rash and negligent manner. When the riders were on the main road outside the mall gate, the car allegedly struck the scooter again, causing both students to fall. The injured students were rushed to Swatantra Hospital in Rajahmundry by a passerby. While Umesh suffered a concussion, Priyanka sustained serious injuries, including a skull fracture and brain injury, and was later shifted to KIMS Hospital in Hyderabad, where she remains on ventilator support. Earlier reports claimed that the car ran over Priyanka after the collision. However, Prakash Nagar Police Station officials said this was not accurate and that the investigation was based on available evidence. Police said two FIRs have been registered in connection with the incident. A case based on Umesh's statement has been filed against Dasvanth and Edwards under Section 125(b) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Another case, based on a complaint by mall cinema manager Vijay, has been registered under sections related to alleged assault on security personnel. Police said further action, including possible addition of more serious charges, will depend on the victim's medical condition and the findings of the investigation.

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Eight students were killed after a Tamil Nadu-registered seven-seater car crashed into a parked goods lorry on National Highway 66 in Kerala's Thrissur district late on Friday night. The accident took place around 11.40 pm on September 4 at Panambikkunnu in Kaipamangalam. According to preliminary information, the car was travelling from Guruvayur towards Kodungallur when it collided with the rear of the parked lorry. The lorry was reportedly stationed near a diversion on an under-construction stretch of National Highway 66. Traveling at high speed, the driver apparently missed a diversion barricade and slammed into the parked lorry's rear, as per media reports. Six students died instantly at the scene, while two others were declared dead upon arrival at a nearby hospital, according to police. Police confirmed that all eight occupants,young men from Tamil Nadu believed to be engineering students, died in the crash. Authorities recovered student identification cards from the vehicle, with preliminary reports indicating they attended an engineering college in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu. The impact of the collision was severe, leaving the car badly mangled. Rescue personnel faced difficulties in removing the occupants from the wreckage and had to cut open the vehicle to retrieve the bodies. Fire and rescue personnel, police officials and local residents were involved in the rescue operation. The bodies were subsequently shifted to the mortuary at Thrissur Medical College for further procedures and identification. Preliminary reports also said CCTV footage captured the car travelling along the highway shortly before the crash. The footage and other evidence are expected to form part of the investigation into the circumstances leading to the collision, according to the reports. Police have initiated an investigation into the accident. Authorities are examining the road conditions, the positioning of the parked lorry and other factors that may have contributed to the crash.

Eight students were killed after a Tamil Nadu-registered seven-seater car crashed into a parked goods lorry on National Highway 66 in Kerala's Thrissur district late on Friday night. The accident took place around 11.40 pm on September 4 at Panambikkunnu in Kaipamangalam. According to preliminary information, the car was travelling from Guruvayur towards Kodungallur when it collided with the rear of the parked lorry. The lorry was reportedly stationed near a diversion on an under-construction stretch of National Highway 66. Traveling at high speed, the driver apparently missed a diversion barricade and slammed into the parked lorry's rear, as per media reports. Six students died instantly at the scene, while two others were declared dead upon arrival at a nearby hospital, according to police. Police confirmed that all eight occupants,young men from Tamil Nadu believed to be engineering students, died in the crash. Authorities recovered student identification cards from the vehicle, with preliminary reports indicating they attended an engineering college in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu. The impact of the collision was severe, leaving the car badly mangled. Rescue personnel faced difficulties in removing the occupants from the wreckage and had to cut open the vehicle to retrieve the bodies. Fire and rescue personnel, police officials and local residents were involved in the rescue operation. The bodies were subsequently shifted to the mortuary at Thrissur Medical College for further procedures and identification. Preliminary reports also said CCTV footage captured the car travelling along the highway shortly before the crash. The footage and other evidence are expected to form part of the investigation into the circumstances leading to the collision, according to the reports. Police have initiated an investigation into the accident. Authorities are examining the road conditions, the positioning of the parked lorry and other factors that may have contributed to the crash.

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A 21-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped by four persons sent by her family members in Rajasthan after she married a 23-year-old man against their wishes, triggering a road accident in Bengaluru that left six people injured on Wednesday. Pooja, daughter of Gunaramu and a resident of Melwas village in Rajasthan, had married her 23-year-old lover, Om Prakash, around nine months ago. The couple later moved to Bengaluru and had been residing in Agrahara Dasarahalli. According to police, Pooja's family, allegedly opposed to the marriage, sent four persons to Bengaluru. The accused allegedly took her from her residence and fled in a Hyundai Venue bearing registration number RJ 22 CC 9691. While driving the SUV recklessly, they collided with several other vehicles, injuring six people. People on the road then chased the car and caught the accused. Videos doing rounds on social media showed the accused being dragged out of the car. They were also thrashed. The accused, identified as Rakesh (31), Karan (25) and Ayan (18), all from Rajasthan, were arrested. Another accused, Saddam, who was allegedly driving the vehicle, is currently on the run. Police suspect that Saddam panicked after Pooja started screaming and drove erratically. During the escape, the car reportedly hit three to four two-wheelers. The injured have been identified as Prithviraj (12), Yashika (9), Amul (35), Mani (64), Jayalakshmi (57) and Santosh (33). Jayalakshmi sustained a head injury and is currently admitted to the ICU. Police have also seized the SUV. Police suspect that Pooja's paternal aunt allegedly contacted Saddam, asking him to carry out the kidnapping. Pooja had remained in contact with her aunt after the marriage. During their conversations, the family allegedly learnt about her Bengaluru residence. This reportedly helped the men involved in the kidnapping to locate her house.

A 21-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped by four persons sent by her family members in Rajasthan after she married a 23-year-old man against their wishes, triggering a road accident in Bengaluru that left six people injured on Wednesday. Pooja, daughter of Gunaramu and a resident of Melwas village in Rajasthan, had married her 23-year-old lover, Om Prakash, around nine months ago. The couple later moved to Bengaluru and had been residing in Agrahara Dasarahalli. According to police, Pooja's family, allegedly opposed to the marriage, sent four persons to Bengaluru. The accused allegedly took her from her residence and fled in a Hyundai Venue bearing registration number RJ 22 CC 9691. While driving the SUV recklessly, they collided with several other vehicles, injuring six people. People on the road then chased the car and caught the accused. Videos doing rounds on social media showed the accused being dragged out of the car. They were also thrashed. The accused, identified as Rakesh (31), Karan (25) and Ayan (18), all from Rajasthan, were arrested. Another accused, Saddam, who was allegedly driving the vehicle, is currently on the run. Police suspect that Saddam panicked after Pooja started screaming and drove erratically. During the escape, the car reportedly hit three to four two-wheelers. The injured have been identified as Prithviraj (12), Yashika (9), Amul (35), Mani (64), Jayalakshmi (57) and Santosh (33). Jayalakshmi sustained a head injury and is currently admitted to the ICU. Police have also seized the SUV. Police suspect that Pooja's paternal aunt allegedly contacted Saddam, asking him to carry out the kidnapping. Pooja had remained in contact with her aunt after the marriage. During their conversations, the family allegedly learnt about her Bengaluru residence. This reportedly helped the men involved in the kidnapping to locate her house.

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A woman who allegedly returned home after nearly 2.5 years reportedly pointed a pistol at her father and sister-in-law in Sahibabad, Ghaziabad and threatened to kill them after her father refused to verify address proof for her car loan. The incident was reportedly captured on CCTV, showing the woman allegedly threatening the two family members with the firearm. The woman’s father has filed an FIR in connection with the incident. Police have initiated an investigation, and further details are awaited.

A woman who allegedly returned home after nearly 2.5 years reportedly pointed a pistol at her father and sister-in-law in Sahibabad, Ghaziabad and threatened to kill them after her father refused to verify address proof for her car loan. The incident was reportedly captured on CCTV, showing the woman allegedly threatening the two family members with the firearm. The woman’s father has filed an FIR in connection with the incident. Police have initiated an investigation, and further details are awaited.

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Eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu were killed when their car rammed into the rear of a parked goods lorry on the under-construction National Highway 66 at Kaipamangalam in Thrissur district of Keralam late Friday night, police said. The tragic accident occurred at Panambikkunnu Centre, claiming the lives of students from PSNA College of Engineering and Technology in Dindigul. Police said five of the deceased, Surya, Yuvasanjith, Joshua, Murali and Jeeva, were from Dindigul, while Santhosh and Prasanna were from Madurai and Vishva was from Salem. Police have informed the families of the identified victims. According to the police, the incident took place at 11.42 pm on Friday, when the Tamil Nadu-registered car, which was travelling from Guruvayur towards Kodungallur, lost control and crashed into the lorry at high speed. The Maharashtra-registered heavy vehicle was parked near a diversion on the national highway. The collision was so severe that the car was completely crushed, with its front portion wedged entirely under the lorry. The car was travelling at high speed, and the driver apparently failed to notice the diversion barricade before hitting the rear of the lorry, police said. Hearing the loud crash, residents, police and fire force personnel rushed to the spot and initiated rescue operations. The vehicle had to be cut open to extricate the passengers. Rescuers faced a daunting task, particularly in pulling out those trapped in the front seats, reflecting the sheer magnitude of the crash. All eight occupants succumbed to their injuries at the scene. Preliminary investigations suggest that the youths were on a holiday trip to Keralam. Some of the families were unaware that their children had travelled to Keralam, police said. The mortal remains will be handed over to the relatives following the post-mortem examination. Post-mortem examinations will begin after the families of the deceased reach Thrissur Medical College. Mohammad Nadeem, Thrissur Rural District Police Chief, stated that absolute negligence in parking the goods lorry led to the tragedy. Speaking to the media after visiting the accident scene, the police official made it clear that the accident was entirely the fault of the lorry driver and promised stringent legal action against those responsible. The SP confirmed that heavy vehicles are strictly prohibited from parking on the highway in this manner. Despite the restrictions, the lorry was parked with absolute negligence, directly causing the fatal crash. A criminal case has been registered against the driver, who fled the scene immediately after the accident, under Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The police have successfully tracked down the owner of the lorry. "The driver fled the scene immediately after the accident. To track him down, the Thrissur Rural Police have constituted a special investigation team. The team will immediately launch search operations centred in Maharashtra to apprehend the absconding driver at the earliest. He explicitly stated that parking the lorry on the highway in this manner was not permitted, yet it was parked negligently," he added. Beyond the lorry driver, Nadeem said that the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the contractor would also be contacted regarding the tragic accident. Matters such as whether the Highway Authority had properly installed signboards in areas where construction work was ongoing will be inspected.

Eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu were killed when their car rammed into the rear of a parked goods lorry on the under-construction National Highway 66 at Kaipamangalam in Thrissur district of Keralam late Friday night, police said. The tragic accident occurred at Panambikkunnu Centre, claiming the lives of students from PSNA College of Engineering and Technology in Dindigul. Police said five of the deceased, Surya, Yuvasanjith, Joshua, Murali and Jeeva, were from Dindigul, while Santhosh and Prasanna were from Madurai and Vishva was from Salem. Police have informed the families of the identified victims. According to the police, the incident took place at 11.42 pm on Friday, when the Tamil Nadu-registered car, which was travelling from Guruvayur towards Kodungallur, lost control and crashed into the lorry at high speed. The Maharashtra-registered heavy vehicle was parked near a diversion on the national highway. The collision was so severe that the car was completely crushed, with its front portion wedged entirely under the lorry. The car was travelling at high speed, and the driver apparently failed to notice the diversion barricade before hitting the rear of the lorry, police said. Hearing the loud crash, residents, police and fire force personnel rushed to the spot and initiated rescue operations. The vehicle had to be cut open to extricate the passengers. Rescuers faced a daunting task, particularly in pulling out those trapped in the front seats, reflecting the sheer magnitude of the crash. All eight occupants succumbed to their injuries at the scene. Preliminary investigations suggest that the youths were on a holiday trip to Keralam. Some of the families were unaware that their children had travelled to Keralam, police said. The mortal remains will be handed over to the relatives following the post-mortem examination. Post-mortem examinations will begin after the families of the deceased reach Thrissur Medical College. Mohammad Nadeem, Thrissur Rural District Police Chief, stated that absolute negligence in parking the goods lorry led to the tragedy. Speaking to the media after visiting the accident scene, the police official made it clear that the accident was entirely the fault of the lorry driver and promised stringent legal action against those responsible. The SP confirmed that heavy vehicles are strictly prohibited from parking on the highway in this manner. Despite the restrictions, the lorry was parked with absolute negligence, directly causing the fatal crash. A criminal case has been registered against the driver, who fled the scene immediately after the accident, under Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The police have successfully tracked down the owner of the lorry. "The driver fled the scene immediately after the accident. To track him down, the Thrissur Rural Police have constituted a special investigation team. The team will immediately launch search operations centred in Maharashtra to apprehend the absconding driver at the earliest. He explicitly stated that parking the lorry on the highway in this manner was not permitted, yet it was parked negligently," he added. Beyond the lorry driver, Nadeem said that the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the contractor would also be contacted regarding the tragic accident. Matters such as whether the Highway Authority had properly installed signboards in areas where construction work was ongoing will be inspected.

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CCTV footage has surfaced showing the moments before Haryanvi singer and YouTuber Ankit Baliyan was shot dead outside a gym in Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli. The footage shows Baliyan, 35, stepping out of the gym around 6:45 pm on Wednesday with a kit bag in his hand. He walks toward his car. Four men, the suspected shooters, follow him. One of the assailants, dressed in black, can be seen holding a gun. The attackers open fire as Baliyan approaches his vehicle. A barrage of bullets follows. Gunshots ring out intermittently for about 25 seconds. The shooting sends commuters and pedestrians into a panic. People peer out from nearby shops but quickly duck back inside as the firing continues. Police sources said 12 rounds were fired in all. The shooters also fired into the air, apparently to spread terror. The attackers used .30- and .32-caliber pistols, police sources said. The weapons are considered sophisticated firearms. Baliyan’s post-mortem examination will establish how many bullets struck him and the exact nature of his injuries. The singer was critically injured in the attack and was taken to a community health center, where he was declared dead, police said. The murder took place about 15 kilometres from the Haryana border. Police suspect the shooters may have come to Shamli from Haryana. Baliyan, a resident of Banti Kheda village in Shamli, had made a name for himself in the Haryanvi music industry. His YouTube channel had more than 3.68 lakh subscribers. His songs often featured guns, fights and SUVs. Many of his lyrics revolved around violence, defiance and rivalry. Several of his songs had drawn millions of views. His final Instagram post was uploaded about two hours before his death on Wednesday. In the video, Baliyan is seen sitting in his car and singing a Haryanvi song that includes the line, “Murder maar de sadak ke upar (murder on the road)”, an eerie foreshadowing of how he meets his end. Baliyan was also known for his song Bhari Court Mein Goli Maarenge Meri Jaan whose title translates to “We’ll shoot you in court, my love.” The notorious Gogi gang has claimed responsibility for the killing. In a social media post, the gang alleged that Baliyan was in contact with its rivals and had composed a song about an incident involving the gang. A post from the Instagram account of Bholu Shahpuria, who is reportedly associated with the gang, said, “This is just the beginning, everyone’s turn will come.” The post also threatened the Uttar Pradesh Police and warned of more incidents similar to Baliyan’s killing. Police have registered a murder case against four unidentified assailants based on a complaint filed by Baliyan’s father. Several police teams have been formed to identify and arrest the attackers, officials said.

CCTV footage has surfaced showing the moments before Haryanvi singer and YouTuber Ankit Baliyan was shot dead outside a gym in Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli. The footage shows Baliyan, 35, stepping out of the gym around 6:45 pm on Wednesday with a kit bag in his hand. He walks toward his car. Four men, the suspected shooters, follow him. One of the assailants, dressed in black, can be seen holding a gun. The attackers open fire as Baliyan approaches his vehicle. A barrage of bullets follows. Gunshots ring out intermittently for about 25 seconds. The shooting sends commuters and pedestrians into a panic. People peer out from nearby shops but quickly duck back inside as the firing continues. Police sources said 12 rounds were fired in all. The shooters also fired into the air, apparently to spread terror. The attackers used .30- and .32-caliber pistols, police sources said. The weapons are considered sophisticated firearms. Baliyan’s post-mortem examination will establish how many bullets struck him and the exact nature of his injuries. The singer was critically injured in the attack and was taken to a community health center, where he was declared dead, police said. The murder took place about 15 kilometres from the Haryana border. Police suspect the shooters may have come to Shamli from Haryana. Baliyan, a resident of Banti Kheda village in Shamli, had made a name for himself in the Haryanvi music industry. His YouTube channel had more than 3.68 lakh subscribers. His songs often featured guns, fights and SUVs. Many of his lyrics revolved around violence, defiance and rivalry. Several of his songs had drawn millions of views. His final Instagram post was uploaded about two hours before his death on Wednesday. In the video, Baliyan is seen sitting in his car and singing a Haryanvi song that includes the line, “Murder maar de sadak ke upar (murder on the road)”, an eerie foreshadowing of how he meets his end. Baliyan was also known for his song Bhari Court Mein Goli Maarenge Meri Jaan whose title translates to “We’ll shoot you in court, my love.” The notorious Gogi gang has claimed responsibility for the killing. In a social media post, the gang alleged that Baliyan was in contact with its rivals and had composed a song about an incident involving the gang. A post from the Instagram account of Bholu Shahpuria, who is reportedly associated with the gang, said, “This is just the beginning, everyone’s turn will come.” The post also threatened the Uttar Pradesh Police and warned of more incidents similar to Baliyan’s killing. Police have registered a murder case against four unidentified assailants based on a complaint filed by Baliyan’s father. Several police teams have been formed to identify and arrest the attackers, officials said.

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A 4th-year law student succumbed to her injuries after battling for life for more than 48 hours. She had been stabbed by the brother of a man whose marriage proposal she had rejected. The attack took place in Kodihalli on HAL Road on July 13. The victim, identified as Amrutha (22), was attacked around 4. 30pm on July 13 and died in hospital on the evening of July 15, despite doctors' efforts to save her. Based on the preliminary investigation, police said Amrutha, the accused Dhanush G, and his younger brother Surya G were all from the same locality. The two families became acquainted while participating in religious gatherings, through which Amrutha and Dhanush developed a close friendship that eventually blossomed into a romantic relationship. However, the relationship took a turn after Amrutha allegedly discovered that Dhanush had concealed a crucial part of his past that he had previously been married, was divorced, and had a child. Feeling betrayed, she ended the relationship and distanced herself from him. Police said Surya was enraged by Amrutha's decision and had warned that he would not spare her for rejecting his brother's love. On July 13, a confrontation reportedly broke out at Amrutha's residence. During the altercation, Surya allegedly attacked her with a knife, stabbing her in the chest and back before fleeing the spot. However, he was caught by local residents. Her family members rushed her to hospital, where she remained under treatment for more than 48 hours before succumbing to her injuries. Following the incident, the JB Nagar police registered a case against both Dhanush and Surya. The duo has since been arrested and is being interrogated. Police had earlier registered a case of murder and have imposed murder charges after her death.

A 4th-year law student succumbed to her injuries after battling for life for more than 48 hours. She had been stabbed by the brother of a man whose marriage proposal she had rejected. The attack took place in Kodihalli on HAL Road on July 13. The victim, identified as Amrutha (22), was attacked around 4. 30pm on July 13 and died in hospital on the evening of July 15, despite doctors' efforts to save her. Based on the preliminary investigation, police said Amrutha, the accused Dhanush G, and his younger brother Surya G were all from the same locality. The two families became acquainted while participating in religious gatherings, through which Amrutha and Dhanush developed a close friendship that eventually blossomed into a romantic relationship. However, the relationship took a turn after Amrutha allegedly discovered that Dhanush had concealed a crucial part of his past that he had previously been married, was divorced, and had a child. Feeling betrayed, she ended the relationship and distanced herself from him. Police said Surya was enraged by Amrutha's decision and had warned that he would not spare her for rejecting his brother's love. On July 13, a confrontation reportedly broke out at Amrutha's residence. During the altercation, Surya allegedly attacked her with a knife, stabbing her in the chest and back before fleeing the spot. However, he was caught by local residents. Her family members rushed her to hospital, where she remained under treatment for more than 48 hours before succumbing to her injuries. Following the incident, the JB Nagar police registered a case against both Dhanush and Surya. The duo has since been arrested and is being interrogated. Police had earlier registered a case of murder and have imposed murder charges after her death.

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A 50-year-old biker was killed on the spot after being run over by a tipper truck at Bumbu Bazaar in Davanagere. The horrific accident was captured on a local CCTV camera. The deceased has been identified as Manjunath, a resident of Saraswati Nagar. According to police, the accident occurred when Manjunath was attempting to overtake a tractor travelling ahead of him. At that moment, a tipper truck coming from behind allegedly hit and ran over him, resulting in his death on the spot. Following the accident, police took the tipper driver into custody. The CCTV footage of the incident is being examined as part of the investigation. The case falls under the jurisdiction of Davanagere South Traffic Police Station. Further investigation is underway.

A 50-year-old biker was killed on the spot after being run over by a tipper truck at Bumbu Bazaar in Davanagere. The horrific accident was captured on a local CCTV camera. The deceased has been identified as Manjunath, a resident of Saraswati Nagar. According to police, the accident occurred when Manjunath was attempting to overtake a tractor travelling ahead of him. At that moment, a tipper truck coming from behind allegedly hit and ran over him, resulting in his death on the spot. Following the accident, police took the tipper driver into custody. The CCTV footage of the incident is being examined as part of the investigation. The case falls under the jurisdiction of Davanagere South Traffic Police Station. Further investigation is underway.

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Shocking CCTV footage has captured the moment a car allegedly ploughed into a motorcycle and three autorickshaws waiting at a traffic signal in Mumbai's Malad West, killing a 34-year-old woman and injuring six others. The accident took place at around 8pm on Sunday at the Mamlatdarwadi-SV Road junction. The footage purportedly shows the car crashing into vehicles waiting at the signal, triggering chaos at the busy intersection. Priyanka Satra, a law graduate and mother of two, was seated on the pillion of a motorcycle being ridden by her husband, Mayank, when the car allegedly rammed into them. The impact threw the couple off the bike. Priyanka was rushed to hospital, where she was declared dead. Her husband suffered fractures and back injuries and was hospitalised. The car also hit three autorickshaws, injuring their drivers and passengers, police said. The 70-year-old driver, Krishna Chamankar, was arrested after the accident. Police said he claimed that he accidentally pressed the accelerator instead of the brake while driving from the Malad subway towards SV Road. A medical examination reportedly found no alcohol in his blood. He was initially produced before a magistrate and later released on bail on a cash bond of Rs 15,000. The accident has sparked outrage, with the victim's family demanding stricter action against the driver. Relatives have also alleged that Chamankar received preferential treatment while in police custody, an allegation that police officials said was being examined, including through CCTV footage from the police station.

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An argument over money for an iPhone instalment ended in tragedy in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, where an 18-year-old boy and his parents died after going to a hill in the Tisgaon area, police said. The teenager, identified as Kunal, had reportedly purchased an iPhone but was unable to manage the instalment payments. According to investigators, a dispute over the latest EMI payment led to an argument with his father, Murlidhar Chandgude. After the argument, Kunal left home and went to a hill in Tisgaon, which falls under the Waluj MIDC police station limits. His parents followed him, while several local residents also joined efforts to persuade him to return. The standoff continued for nearly three hours, with people at the scene repeatedly trying to convince the teenager to step away from danger. A video from the incident showed people attempting to reason with Kunal. One man told him, “Live for your mother,” to which the teenager replied, “No, I have to die. That remains the only way.” Sanjay Jadhav, a former sarpanch of Tisgaon village, was among those who tried to persuade him. He said locals even offered to arrange an iPhone 15 Pro for the teenager. Jadhav said, “We pleaded with him a lot, that he should look at his mother, that he shouldn’t jump, that he was educated and had a future ahead of him. We made every appeal we could.” Around 1 pm, Kunal’s father approached him and attempted to bring him away from the edge. During the intervention, both lost their balance and fell into the gorge. Kunal’s mother, Sangeeta, witnessed what happened and subsequently also died after falling from the hill. All three family members died at the scene, police said. Their bodies were recovered and sent for post-mortem examinations. A case has been registered and further investigation is underway. The incident was witnessed by local residents and tourists, while parts of the attempts to persuade Kunal were recorded on video. Police have not confirmed reports suggesting that the teenager may have been dealing with depression.

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A 20-year-old man was killed by his two brothers-in-law at a bus stand in Punjab's Tarn Taran district on Sunday, around a month after he married their sister in a love marriage. The victim, identified as Jagjit Singh, was reportedly called to the Tarn Taran bus stand by his mother-in-law, who told him she wanted to visit his home. Unaware of what awaited him, Jagjit reached the spot carrying a cold drink and snacks he had bought from the market. According to the family and eyewitnesses, Jagjit's two brothers-in-law, identified as Jaspreet Singh and Harpreet Singh, were already waiting at the bus stand. They surrounded him and attacked him with knives. Eyewitnesses said the attackers continued stabbing Jagjit on his head and neck even after he collapsed and died. More than 60 wounds were reportedly inflicted during the attack. While several people at the spot remained spectators, a passer-by, Gurinder Singh, intervened and managed to overpower one of the accused, Jaspreet Singh. Gurinder himself sustained injuries while trying to restrain him. Jagjit's father, Tarsem Singh, a resident of Kadgil, said his son and Jashan Kaur had been in a relationship before their marriage. He said his family had approached Jashan's relatives to discuss the marriage, but they had refused to agree. The couple subsequently left home and got married around a month ago. Jagjit's family has cited the marriage as the reason behind the attack. According to Tarsem Singh, Jagjit's mother-in-law, Kinder Kaur, called him on Sunday afternoon and asked him to come to the Tarn Taran bus stand, saying she wanted to go to his house. Jagjit then reached the location, where the attack took place. Police reached the spot after receiving information about the killing. DSP Jaspal Singh said a forensic team was called to the scene and collected evidence as part of the investigation. Police have arrested Jaspreet Singh, while efforts are underway to trace Harpreet Singh. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the attack and questioning those connected with the case. The investigation is ongoing, with police also looking into the sequence of events leading up to Jagjit's killing and the role of others who may have been involved.
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A 20-year-old man was killed by his two brothers-in-law at a bus stand in Punjab's Tarn Taran district on Sunday, around a month after he married their sister in a love marriage. The victim, identified as Jagjit Singh, was reportedly called to the Tarn Taran bus stand by his mother-in-law, who told him she wanted to visit his home. Unaware of what awaited him, Jagjit reached the spot carrying a cold drink and snacks he had bought from the market. According to the family and eyewitnesses, Jagjit's two brothers-in-law, identified as Jaspreet Singh and Harpreet Singh, were already waiting at the bus stand. They surrounded him and attacked him with knives. Eyewitnesses said the attackers continued stabbing Jagjit on his head and neck even after he collapsed and died. More than 60 wounds were reportedly inflicted during the attack. While several people at the spot remained spectators, a passer-by, Gurinder Singh, intervened and managed to overpower one of the accused, Jaspreet Singh. Gurinder himself sustained injuries while trying to restrain him. Jagjit's father, Tarsem Singh, a resident of Kadgil, said his son and Jashan Kaur had been in a relationship before their marriage. He said his family had approached Jashan's relatives to discuss the marriage, but they had refused to agree. The couple subsequently left home and got married around a month ago. Jagjit's family has cited the marriage as the reason behind the attack. According to Tarsem Singh, Jagjit's mother-in-law, Kinder Kaur, called him on Sunday afternoon and asked him to come to the Tarn Taran bus stand, saying she wanted to go to his house. Jagjit then reached the location, where the attack took place. Police reached the spot after receiving information about the killing. DSP Jaspal Singh said a forensic team was called to the scene and collected evidence as part of the investigation. Police have arrested Jaspreet Singh, while efforts are underway to trace Harpreet Singh. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the attack and questioning those connected with the case. The investigation is ongoing, with police also looking into the sequence of events leading up to Jagjit's killing and the role of others who may have been involved.

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A 28-year-old businessman in Faridabad died by suicide inside his shop on Sunday after hanging himself. Before taking the extreme step, he posted a video on Instagram in which he accused his wife and her family of mentally harassing him. Police have launched an investigation and are also examining the allegations made in the video. In the Instagram video posted before his death, Rahul accused his wife Jyoti, his mother-in-law Veena, his father-in-law Bittu and his wife's sister Neetu of mentally harassing him. He claimed that despite doing all household chores, including sweeping and washing utensils, he was assaulted, and false cases were filed against him. He said he had been living under constant mental stress. Rahul also said in the video that his wife and her family were responsible for his death and should be punished according to the law. He further said that after his death, his property should go to his mother, sister and brothers. The victim, Rahul, had opened a garment shop around four months ago. According to police, Rahul met his mother at home on Sunday morning before leaving for his shop. A short while later, he hanged himself inside the shop. Police reached the spot after receiving information, took custody of the body and sent it to hospital for post-mortem. According to Rahul's family, he had married a woman named Jyoti in a love marriage around two years ago. They alleged that after the marriage, his wife did not want him to live with his parents, following which he started living separately. They said Rahul had recently opened his new garment shop. A family member, Amit, alleged that Rahul had been under severe mental stress due to harassment by his wife and her family. He claimed that Rahul's wife had also filed a case against him, which added to his stress. The family further alleged that Rahul was not even allowed to meet his parents. Investigating officer Sanjay Kumar said police have sent the body for post-mortem and are investigating the case. He said the viral social media video has been included in the investigation and that the allegations made in it will be verified during the probe.

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A 25-year-old man was allegedly murdered in Sarola village of Bhor taluka on Wednesday night, August 27, over suspicion of an affair. The attack, which took place around 9 pm, was captured on a nearby CCTV camera. The deceased has been identified as Amar Pawar. The accused, identified as Deepak Manohar Pal, a native of Uttar Pradesh, allegedly suspected that his wife was in a relationship with Pawar, which police believe may have led to the attack. According to the police complaint, Pawar was walking along the Sarola-Veer road with the accused’s wife and her minor daughter when Deepak allegedly arrived at the spot. The accused reportedly approached Pawar from behind and attacked him with a sharp weapon near the house of Mahesh Dhadve. Pawar sustained multiple stab wounds to his neck and throat and died at the spot, according to the complaint. Following the incident, Pawar’s cousin, Amit Jagnnath Pawar, lodged a complaint at Rajgad Police Station. Police have registered a case against Deepak Manohar Pal under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 4(27) of the Arms Act. The accused is currently absconding, and police teams are conducting raids to trace and arrest him. Investigators are examining CCTV footage and other evidence to establish the sequence of events and determine the circumstances surrounding the alleged dispute. Police are also probing the basis of the accused’s suspicion regarding his wife’s alleged relationship with Pawar. The investigation is underway, and further action will be taken based on the findings.
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A 25-year-old man was allegedly murdered in Sarola village of Bhor taluka on Wednesday night, August 27, over suspicion of an affair. The attack, which took place around 9 pm, was captured on a nearby CCTV camera. The deceased has been identified as Amar Pawar. The accused, identified as Deepak Manohar Pal, a native of Uttar Pradesh, allegedly suspected that his wife was in a relationship with Pawar, which police believe may have led to the attack. According to the police complaint, Pawar was walking along the Sarola-Veer road with the accused’s wife and her minor daughter when Deepak allegedly arrived at the spot. The accused reportedly approached Pawar from behind and attacked him with a sharp weapon near the house of Mahesh Dhadve. Pawar sustained multiple stab wounds to his neck and throat and died at the spot, according to the complaint. Following the incident, Pawar’s cousin, Amit Jagnnath Pawar, lodged a complaint at Rajgad Police Station. Police have registered a case against Deepak Manohar Pal under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 4(27) of the Arms Act. The accused is currently absconding, and police teams are conducting raids to trace and arrest him. Investigators are examining CCTV footage and other evidence to establish the sequence of events and determine the circumstances surrounding the alleged dispute. Police are also probing the basis of the accused’s suspicion regarding his wife’s alleged relationship with Pawar. The investigation is underway, and further action will be taken based on the findings.

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