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For nearly a year, Karimnagar software engineer Challa Sai Krishna Reddy believed the promises made by online betting platform Dafabet. Between January 2024 and January 2025, he deposited and wagered money on the platform, eventually losing ₹9.95 lakh. His complaint to Telangana Police triggered an investigation that uncovered a... sprawling interstate betting network. CID traced the money trail through 46 mule bank accounts across eight layers and arrested 11 accused from Gujarat, Delhi and Punjab. The accused are linked to 225 cyber complaints and 73 criminal cases across multiple states. Among those arrested are: • Manish Singh (24) and Abhishek Singh (26), Gujarat, alleged organisers who received funds from the betting app • Igneshious Dass (27), Abhishek Wadhva (27) and Mohd Halim (24), Delhi, accused of arranging mule accounts on commission • Love Kumar, Patiala, and Simarpreeth Singh (41), Ludhiana, Punjab, accused of creating fake firms to receive betting proceeds • Ajith Singh (27), Vijay Patidar (25), Yugal Patidar (24) and Prateek Praveen Bhai (25), Gandhinagar, Gujarat, alleged technical support operators * The betting network allegedly operated through Dafabet, promoting cricket betting, casino games and Aviator. * Six special teams led by DSP-rank officers were sent to Delhi, Gujarat and Punjab. * The accused were arrested on May 29 after about two weeks of surveillance and field operations. * Seizures included: * 3 luxury vehicles (BMW, Mercedes and Kia Seltos) * 8 laptops * 2 iPads * 26 mobile phones * 5 passports * ₹3.21 lakh cash What started as one man’s loss has now exposed a much larger illegal betting operation.show more

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Akashdeep Singh @ Bazz, having allegiance with banned terrorist organization, Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), arrested. Involved in the sensational case of Grenade Attack at PS Quila Lal Singh, Batala, Distt. Gurdaspur, Punjab in the month of April, 2025. Arrested in a case of Arms Act of PS Special Cell, Delhi. A team of Special Cell, New Delhi Range led by Insp. Satish Rana and Insp. Ashok Kumar Bhadana under the supervision of ACsP Shri. Hridaya Bhushan and Shri Rahul Vikram has arrested an accused Akashdeep Singh @ Bazz, age 22 years s/o Harmesh Singh r/o Chananke, PS Mehta Chowk, Distt Amritsar, Punjab having allegiance with banned terrorist organization, Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), from Indore, MP on 22.07.25 in a case of Arms Act of PS Special Cell. He has also disclosed his involvement in a case of grenade attack at PS Quila Lal Singh, Batala, Punjab. Information & Operation Special Cell/NDR has been working on the gangsters and terrorists wanted/active who could be a potential threat to national security and law & order in Delhi. While developing intelligence in this regard and simultaneously making efforts to identify and arrest accused persons involved in a case of Arms act of Special Cell, information was received that one Akashdeep @ Bazz of Amritsar was responsible for supplying arms in the case of Arms Act of PS Special Cell and further Akashdeep was also involved in a case of grenade attack at Police Station Quila Lal Singh, Batala, Punjab in the month of April, 2025. On 07.04.25, a grenade attack had taken place at PS Quila Lal Singh, Batala, District Gurdaspur, Punjab. After the attack a post was circulated on Social Media by Happy Pachiya, Mannu Agwan and Gopi Nawanshahria, affiliated to banned terrorist organization Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), claiming the attack and also extending threat to Delhi. After getting this information the efforts were intensified to trace BKI module. This information was further developed. It was learnt that Akashdeep @ Bazz affiliated to BKI is hiding himself somewhere in Gujarat. The team was activated to locate him. However, despite best efforts for some days he could not be located. The team continued its efforts to locate him. The continuous efforts indicated that he has moved to MP. On 21.07.25, specific source information was received that Akashdeep @ Bazz is hiding himself in Indore, MP. To act upon the information, a team headed by Insp. Ashok Kumar Bhadana went to Indore and arrested Akashdeep @ Bazz on 22.07.25 and brought him to Delhi. Brief Profile and interrogation of accused :- Accused Akashdeep @ Bazz is 22 years old and 11th pass. Presently, he was working as Crane operator at a construction site in Indore, MP. During interrogation, he revealed that he was in contact with a person who is from Punjab and handling operations for banned terrorist organization, Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) from abroad. He was in touch with this handler through social media applications and getting instructions for committing criminal/terror activities. Further investigation is currently underway.

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A 36-year-old businessman was beaten to death in Varanasi after his car allegedly hit a woman, leading to a minor injury. Manish Singh ran a factory manufacturing disposable leaf plates. According to a police complaint by his family, Manish Singh was returning home when his car allegedly hit Bindu Devi, who was washing utensils outside her home. Following the incident, Bindu’s relatives and neighbours surrounded Manish’s vehicle. When Manish stepped out to explain that it was an accident, the accused allegedly assaulted him with rods and sticks. Hearing about the incident, Manish’s family members rushed to the spot and found him unconscious on the road. He was taken to a hospital, where he died during treatment. The incident took place near Manish’s house and the factory he ran. Based on the complaint by Manish’s family, an FIR has been registered at Phoolpur police station against eight named accused and several unidentified persons. Station House Officer Atul Kumar Singh said police have arrested four accused — Harish Chandra, Manoj Paswan, Abhishek alias Buddu, and Yogendra. During the investigation, police also found the involvement of five more persons, and raids are underway to arrest them. A video on social media showed Manish Singh’s wife saying that the accused could have broken her husband’s hands or legs, but should not have killed him. A policeman was seen consoling her and assuring the family that strict action would be taken against those involved. To prevent any untoward incident, heavy force has been deployed in the area. The police are trying to find out whether there was any dispute between the businessman and the accused. Police said Bindu Devi has suffered a minor injury in her leg and her condition is stable. When contacted, Manish’s cousin, Abhay Pratap Singh, said the incident took place just 200 m from Manish’s home. The businessman is survived by his wife and three children. His eldest daughter is nine years old, and the youngest is a six-month-old son. Abhay said Manish worked in Gujarat but returned to Varanasi around six years ago and joined the family business.

A 36-year-old businessman was beaten to death in Varanasi after his car allegedly hit a woman, leading to a minor injury. Manish Singh ran a factory manufacturing disposable leaf plates. According to a police complaint by his family, Manish Singh was returning home when his car allegedly hit Bindu Devi, who was washing utensils outside her home. Following the incident, Bindu’s relatives and neighbours surrounded Manish’s vehicle. When Manish stepped out to explain that it was an accident, the accused allegedly assaulted him with rods and sticks. Hearing about the incident, Manish’s family members rushed to the spot and found him unconscious on the road. He was taken to a hospital, where he died during treatment. The incident took place near Manish’s house and the factory he ran. Based on the complaint by Manish’s family, an FIR has been registered at Phoolpur police station against eight named accused and several unidentified persons. Station House Officer Atul Kumar Singh said police have arrested four accused — Harish Chandra, Manoj Paswan, Abhishek alias Buddu, and Yogendra. During the investigation, police also found the involvement of five more persons, and raids are underway to arrest them. A video on social media showed Manish Singh’s wife saying that the accused could have broken her husband’s hands or legs, but should not have killed him. A policeman was seen consoling her and assuring the family that strict action would be taken against those involved. To prevent any untoward incident, heavy force has been deployed in the area. The police are trying to find out whether there was any dispute between the businessman and the accused. Police said Bindu Devi has suffered a minor injury in her leg and her condition is stable. When contacted, Manish’s cousin, Abhay Pratap Singh, said the incident took place just 200 m from Manish’s home. The businessman is survived by his wife and three children. His eldest daughter is nine years old, and the youngest is a six-month-old son. Abhay said Manish worked in Gujarat but returned to Varanasi around six years ago and joined the family business.

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“Revanth Reddy Zindabad” slogans echoed. Firecrackers burst in Ameenpur as HYDRAA launched a massive crackdown on the alleged land empire of M.A. Mukeem. • HYDRAA carried out a major demolition and land protection drive in Ilapur, Ameenpur - 861 acres of government land worth ₹15,000+ crore were secured 📌Structures demolished • Guest house / luxury farmhouse linked to M.A. Mukeem • A vacant 6-floor building allegedly built by his brother M.A. Azeem • Officials said these structures were raised in violation of court status quo orders 📌Why this became big? • Locals alleged Mukeem had grabbed layouts and sold plots for years • Residents claimed people were threatened and illegal land deals continued despite court disputes • Some said they had gone to court to protect their plots while fresh encroachments kept happening 📌What Officials alleged? • accused Mukeem of running a land mafia network in the area for over two decades • Cited 19 criminal cases against Mukeem, including serious offences • alleged hundreds of crores were made through illegal plot sales • Ranganath said there was no stay order on today’s demolitions 📌Who is M.A. Mukheem? Local residents and plot owners from Rajagopal Nagar Colony and the Electric Employees Housing Society celebrated the action by bursting crackers. They accused Mukheem of running a "mafia raj" for two decades. • Mukheem reportedly faces 19 criminal cases, including charges of double murder, attempt to murder, and threatening government officials (MRO). • Using his influence and status as a practicing advocate, Mukheem allegedly encroached on government land, created fraudulent documents, and sold thousands of plots to unsuspecting buyers, amassing hundreds of crores. • While the land was tied up in court disputes, Mukheem allegedly altered the nature of the land by building a private estate with swimming pools and horse stables, directly defying High Court interim orders.

“Revanth Reddy Zindabad” slogans echoed. Firecrackers burst in Ameenpur as HYDRAA launched a massive crackdown on the alleged land empire of M.A. Mukeem. • HYDRAA carried out a major demolition and land protection drive in Ilapur, Ameenpur - 861 acres of government land worth ₹15,000+ crore were secured 📌Structures demolished • Guest house / luxury farmhouse linked to M.A. Mukeem • A vacant 6-floor building allegedly built by his brother M.A. Azeem • Officials said these structures were raised in violation of court status quo orders 📌Why this became big? • Locals alleged Mukeem had grabbed layouts and sold plots for years • Residents claimed people were threatened and illegal land deals continued despite court disputes • Some said they had gone to court to protect their plots while fresh encroachments kept happening 📌What Officials alleged? • accused Mukeem of running a land mafia network in the area for over two decades • Cited 19 criminal cases against Mukeem, including serious offences • alleged hundreds of crores were made through illegal plot sales • Ranganath said there was no stay order on today’s demolitions 📌Who is M.A. Mukheem? Local residents and plot owners from Rajagopal Nagar Colony and the Electric Employees Housing Society celebrated the action by bursting crackers. They accused Mukheem of running a "mafia raj" for two decades. • Mukheem reportedly faces 19 criminal cases, including charges of double murder, attempt to murder, and threatening government officials (MRO). • Using his influence and status as a practicing advocate, Mukheem allegedly encroached on government land, created fraudulent documents, and sold thousands of plots to unsuspecting buyers, amassing hundreds of crores. • While the land was tied up in court disputes, Mukheem allegedly altered the nature of the land by building a private estate with swimming pools and horse stables, directly defying High Court interim orders.

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Singh on Student Visa Charged with Trafficking Fentanyl in Regina, SK, Out on Bail: Who Let Them In? Arunpreet Singh, 23, is out on bail after being busted back in May 2024 with 10 pounds of fentanyl and other drugs worth over $1 million in Regina, Saskatchewan, while his two co-accused — both named Manev, with no surnames — remain in custody, courts have confirmed with us. All three youngsters were in Canada on student visas, trafficking millions of lethal doses of fentanyl and other drugs for another 20-year-old Indian “student” with no surname, who calls himself “Robin,” and who was arrested shortly after the initial operation, busted with 13 additional pounds of fentanyl. “Robin” pleaded guilty in December 2024 and was sentenced to eight years in prison. He is scheduled to be deported after serving his sentence, according to the prosecutor. But the question arises: how was a now-convicted 20-year-old Indian “student” able to get his hands on millions of dollars’ worth of drugs and hire three other Indian “students,” one of whom is now out on bail nonetheless? Where are the real kingpins? And are Canadian police and prosecutors only allowed to go after the young Singhs, not the big Singhs — the ones with big turbans — accused of running the show? All the crimes committed by individuals who arrived in Canada from Punjab under student and temporary visa programs — drug trafficking, assassinations, and other organized criminal acts — go further back than the Liberal era, to Stephen Harper’s Conservative government. It was Tim Singh Uppal, the minister who personally went to Punjab pledging to bring the highest number of Indian students to Canada, who spearheaded this policy in 2011. Today, while young Singhs are trafficked, exploited, and illegally sold pathways to residency through the trucking industry, the “big Singhs” — those who profited politically from opening these channels — still sit comfortably inside Canada’s Parliament, untouched and unaccountable for the chaos their policies unleashed on both Canadian and American national security. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more fearless independent journalism.

Singh on Student Visa Charged with Trafficking Fentanyl in Regina, SK, Out on Bail: Who Let Them In? Arunpreet Singh, 23, is out on bail after being busted back in May 2024 with 10 pounds of fentanyl and other drugs worth over $1 million in Regina, Saskatchewan, while his two co-accused — both named Manev, with no surnames — remain in custody, courts have confirmed with us. All three youngsters were in Canada on student visas, trafficking millions of lethal doses of fentanyl and other drugs for another 20-year-old Indian “student” with no surname, who calls himself “Robin,” and who was arrested shortly after the initial operation, busted with 13 additional pounds of fentanyl. “Robin” pleaded guilty in December 2024 and was sentenced to eight years in prison. He is scheduled to be deported after serving his sentence, according to the prosecutor. But the question arises: how was a now-convicted 20-year-old Indian “student” able to get his hands on millions of dollars’ worth of drugs and hire three other Indian “students,” one of whom is now out on bail nonetheless? Where are the real kingpins? And are Canadian police and prosecutors only allowed to go after the young Singhs, not the big Singhs — the ones with big turbans — accused of running the show? All the crimes committed by individuals who arrived in Canada from Punjab under student and temporary visa programs — drug trafficking, assassinations, and other organized criminal acts — go further back than the Liberal era, to Stephen Harper’s Conservative government. It was Tim Singh Uppal, the minister who personally went to Punjab pledging to bring the highest number of Indian students to Canada, who spearheaded this policy in 2011. Today, while young Singhs are trafficked, exploited, and illegally sold pathways to residency through the trucking industry, the “big Singhs” — those who profited politically from opening these channels — still sit comfortably inside Canada’s Parliament, untouched and unaccountable for the chaos their policies unleashed on both Canadian and American national security. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more fearless independent journalism.

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The #PowaiPolice registered an FIR on November 27 against one #NitinDeshmukh and his four associates for allegedly assaulting and issuing threats to the society secretary and other committee members. The complainant, Nilesh Mayekar, 53, and Deshmukh reside in the same housing society—Castle Rock, located in Hiranandani Gardens, #Powai. Deshmukh was arrested and produced before the Andheri metropolitan magistrate's court for remand. According to the FIR, after Mayekar won the society election, Deshmukh allegedly held a grudge against him. On November 27, Deshmukh, along with around five associates, reportedly assaulted Mayekar and other society members — Mallesh Pujari, Sohan Shetty, and Irfan Dabeer — and threatened to kill them and implicate them in a fake atrocity case. Castle Rock Society is located in Hiranandani Gardens, Powai. The complainant, Mayekar, resides in flat A/908 with his family and works as a department head in a corporate company. He has been serving as the secretary of Castle Rock since July 2025. The accused, Nitin Deshmukh, lives in flat D/406 of the same society. In 2023–24, Deshmukh was a committee member of the society. He allegedly harassed and threatened other committee members, which led all of them to resign. As a result, the committee was dissolved within seven months. On July 19, 2025, the society conducted elections. Mayekar and 15 other members from his panel contested, and his group won. Mayekar secured 130 votes for the post of secretary, while Deshmukh received only 29 votes. After losing the election, Deshmukh allegedly abused Mayekar and other committee members several times. Subsequently, Mayekar and the committee members filed multiple complaints against Deshmukh at the Powai police station. On November 27, around 4 pm, the society members held a meeting with Hiranandani Developers regarding water tank leakage and a recycling project. After the meeting, when Mayekar, committee member Sohan Shetty, and Mallesh Pujari were speaking with the developers’ staff within the society premises, Deshmukh allegedly approached them and questioned Mayekar about the removal of the old security guard. Mayekar informed him that he was discussing official matters with the developers and would address the security guard issue later. However, Deshmukh allegedly abused and slapped Mayekar. When Mayekar and Shetty decided to go to the police station, Deshmukh reportedly called someone on his mobile phone. Within minutes, around five to six individuals arrived, and they, along with Deshmukh, allegedly assaulted Mayekar, Shetty, and Pujari with punches and kicks on their heads, stomachs, ears, and noses. Mayekar began bleeding from the nose. Another society member, Irfan Dabeer, who arrived at the scene, was also beaten by the accused. The accused allegedly threatened to kill them, implicate them in a false atrocity case, and create a law-and-order situation within the society. The other accused have been identified as Naidu, Rakesh, and Ashish. Three accused are unidentified. Based on Mayekar’s complaint, the Powai police registered a case under sections 115 (voluntarily causing hurt), 118(1), 118(2) (voluntarily causing hurt or grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 191(1), 191(2) (rioting) along with other relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

The #PowaiPolice registered an FIR on November 27 against one #NitinDeshmukh and his four associates for allegedly assaulting and issuing threats to the society secretary and other committee members. The complainant, Nilesh Mayekar, 53, and Deshmukh reside in the same housing society—Castle Rock, located in Hiranandani Gardens, #Powai. Deshmukh was arrested and produced before the Andheri metropolitan magistrate's court for remand. According to the FIR, after Mayekar won the society election, Deshmukh allegedly held a grudge against him. On November 27, Deshmukh, along with around five associates, reportedly assaulted Mayekar and other society members — Mallesh Pujari, Sohan Shetty, and Irfan Dabeer — and threatened to kill them and implicate them in a fake atrocity case. Castle Rock Society is located in Hiranandani Gardens, Powai. The complainant, Mayekar, resides in flat A/908 with his family and works as a department head in a corporate company. He has been serving as the secretary of Castle Rock since July 2025. The accused, Nitin Deshmukh, lives in flat D/406 of the same society. In 2023–24, Deshmukh was a committee member of the society. He allegedly harassed and threatened other committee members, which led all of them to resign. As a result, the committee was dissolved within seven months. On July 19, 2025, the society conducted elections. Mayekar and 15 other members from his panel contested, and his group won. Mayekar secured 130 votes for the post of secretary, while Deshmukh received only 29 votes. After losing the election, Deshmukh allegedly abused Mayekar and other committee members several times. Subsequently, Mayekar and the committee members filed multiple complaints against Deshmukh at the Powai police station. On November 27, around 4 pm, the society members held a meeting with Hiranandani Developers regarding water tank leakage and a recycling project. After the meeting, when Mayekar, committee member Sohan Shetty, and Mallesh Pujari were speaking with the developers’ staff within the society premises, Deshmukh allegedly approached them and questioned Mayekar about the removal of the old security guard. Mayekar informed him that he was discussing official matters with the developers and would address the security guard issue later. However, Deshmukh allegedly abused and slapped Mayekar. When Mayekar and Shetty decided to go to the police station, Deshmukh reportedly called someone on his mobile phone. Within minutes, around five to six individuals arrived, and they, along with Deshmukh, allegedly assaulted Mayekar, Shetty, and Pujari with punches and kicks on their heads, stomachs, ears, and noses. Mayekar began bleeding from the nose. Another society member, Irfan Dabeer, who arrived at the scene, was also beaten by the accused. The accused allegedly threatened to kill them, implicate them in a false atrocity case, and create a law-and-order situation within the society. The other accused have been identified as Naidu, Rakesh, and Ashish. Three accused are unidentified. Based on Mayekar’s complaint, the Powai police registered a case under sections 115 (voluntarily causing hurt), 118(1), 118(2) (voluntarily causing hurt or grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 191(1), 191(2) (rioting) along with other relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

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₹2 lakh bribe trap leads to ₹33.97 lakh cash haul. SI U.K. Siddeshwar and Inspector Sampathi Kanakaiah of RGI Airport Police Outpost, Shamshabad were caught by ACB after allegedly demanding ₹5 lakh and accepting ₹2 lakh as part payment for: • filing the charge sheet • not involving / arresting the complainant’s family members Searches conducted later at the Inspector’s residence led to seizure of ₹33.97 lakh cash. Property documents were also found.

₹2 lakh bribe trap leads to ₹33.97 lakh cash haul. SI U.K. Siddeshwar and Inspector Sampathi Kanakaiah of RGI Airport Police Outpost, Shamshabad were caught by ACB after allegedly demanding ₹5 lakh and accepting ₹2 lakh as part payment for: • filing the charge sheet • not involving / arresting the complainant’s family members Searches conducted later at the Inspector’s residence led to seizure of ₹33.97 lakh cash. Property documents were also found.

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Are These Not Enough Evidence? -In 2023, the Canadian government expelled six Indian diplomats from Canada. It is evident that they were accused of engaging in improper activities on Canadian soil. -A senior official from the United Kingdom’s intelligence services personally travelled to Canada and handed over highly classified documents to Canadian authorities. According to these documents, Indian agents were allegedly recorded in the UK discussing and claiming responsibility for a conspiracy to assassinate Bhai Hardeep Singh Nijjar. It was after receiving this intelligence that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated in Parliament that agents of the Government of India were involved in Nijjar’s killing. -Indian national Nikhil Gupta has admitted guilt in a U.S. court, acknowledging that India’s external intelligence agency, RAW, tasked him with arranging the assassination of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. However, he was caught in a U.S. law enforcement sting operation. -Vikas Yadav, an alleged RAW operative based in New Delhi, was identified as Nikhil Gupta’s handler. The United States has declared him wanted and is seeking his extradition. -In the U.S. court proceedings, Nikhil Gupta acknowledged that he facilitated a video call between an undercover U.S. agent and RAW officials based in New Delhi. Evidence of those communications has been presented before the court. -Lawrence Bishnoi, who has been held under high security Sabarmati Jail in Gujarat, gave two media interviews from inside prison. No action was taken against him or against the journalist, Jagwinder Patial, who conducted the interviews. Although a court in Punjab took notice of the matter, the judge hearing the case was subsequently replaced. -The United States deported Anmol Bishnoi, the brother of Lawrence Bishnoi. However, India’s Ministry of Home Affairs allegedly did not allow state governments, including Maharashtra, to obtain his custody for questioning in connection with major murder cases such as those of Baba Siddique and Sidhu Moosewala. A chargesheet filed in the United States names Punjab Police officer Gurinderjit Singh Nagra, alleging that he was involved in an extortion scheme targeting individuals in the United States. -Despite all of this, supporters of the Sangh-linked IT cells and bots (working at 2 Rs per comment on X) continue to ask, “Where is the evidence that India was involved?” They openly deny that there was any role at all. Are these not enough evidence? People won’t forget that in 2023–2024, these very same handles were proudly claiming responsibility for the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar on social media, using the slogan “Ghus Ke Marenge” (“We will enter your territory to kill”). These same handles openly abused Trudeau, hailed Lawrence Bishnoi as their hero, and even raised “Bishnoi Zindabad” slogans in Canadian Hindu temples. Now that the United States is cracking down on the Bishnoi gang, they have suddenly deserted Bishnoi and are pretending they were never associated with him. Written reports by the RCMP and CSIS still acknowledge India’s role and continue to identify India as one of the countries engaged in transnational repression that poses a threat to people living in Canada. These Sangh supporters, IT Cells, bots do not appear ashamed of repeating falsehoods because, this has been their long-standing approach from centuries : repeat a lie often enough in the hope that it will eventually be accepted as truth. In many cases, this strategy succeeds because the narrative is built on repetition, and they believe this method has worked for centuries. Their ancient literature even contains examples explaining how such tactics can be employed. One such example (confession) about setting this type of narrative can be found in the video posted along with this tweet.

Are These Not Enough Evidence? -In 2023, the Canadian government expelled six Indian diplomats from Canada. It is evident that they were accused of engaging in improper activities on Canadian soil. -A senior official from the United Kingdom’s intelligence services personally travelled to Canada and handed over highly classified documents to Canadian authorities. According to these documents, Indian agents were allegedly recorded in the UK discussing and claiming responsibility for a conspiracy to assassinate Bhai Hardeep Singh Nijjar. It was after receiving this intelligence that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated in Parliament that agents of the Government of India were involved in Nijjar’s killing. -Indian national Nikhil Gupta has admitted guilt in a U.S. court, acknowledging that India’s external intelligence agency, RAW, tasked him with arranging the assassination of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. However, he was caught in a U.S. law enforcement sting operation. -Vikas Yadav, an alleged RAW operative based in New Delhi, was identified as Nikhil Gupta’s handler. The United States has declared him wanted and is seeking his extradition. -In the U.S. court proceedings, Nikhil Gupta acknowledged that he facilitated a video call between an undercover U.S. agent and RAW officials based in New Delhi. Evidence of those communications has been presented before the court. -Lawrence Bishnoi, who has been held under high security Sabarmati Jail in Gujarat, gave two media interviews from inside prison. No action was taken against him or against the journalist, Jagwinder Patial, who conducted the interviews. Although a court in Punjab took notice of the matter, the judge hearing the case was subsequently replaced. -The United States deported Anmol Bishnoi, the brother of Lawrence Bishnoi. However, India’s Ministry of Home Affairs allegedly did not allow state governments, including Maharashtra, to obtain his custody for questioning in connection with major murder cases such as those of Baba Siddique and Sidhu Moosewala. A chargesheet filed in the United States names Punjab Police officer Gurinderjit Singh Nagra, alleging that he was involved in an extortion scheme targeting individuals in the United States. -Despite all of this, supporters of the Sangh-linked IT cells and bots (working at 2 Rs per comment on X) continue to ask, “Where is the evidence that India was involved?” They openly deny that there was any role at all. Are these not enough evidence? People won’t forget that in 2023–2024, these very same handles were proudly claiming responsibility for the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar on social media, using the slogan “Ghus Ke Marenge” (“We will enter your territory to kill”). These same handles openly abused Trudeau, hailed Lawrence Bishnoi as their hero, and even raised “Bishnoi Zindabad” slogans in Canadian Hindu temples. Now that the United States is cracking down on the Bishnoi gang, they have suddenly deserted Bishnoi and are pretending they were never associated with him. Written reports by the RCMP and CSIS still acknowledge India’s role and continue to identify India as one of the countries engaged in transnational repression that poses a threat to people living in Canada. These Sangh supporters, IT Cells, bots do not appear ashamed of repeating falsehoods because, this has been their long-standing approach from centuries : repeat a lie often enough in the hope that it will eventually be accepted as truth. In many cases, this strategy succeeds because the narrative is built on repetition, and they believe this method has worked for centuries. Their ancient literature even contains examples explaining how such tactics can be employed. One such example (confession) about setting this type of narrative can be found in the video posted along with this tweet.

Gurpreet S. Sahota

12,096 次观看 • 5 天前

How Scammers are Exploiting Addicted Aviator Players with Fake Bot Schemes Over the past several days, a wave of distressing complaints has continued to emerge from across the country regarding an online betting game called "Aviator" that is hosted on various popular gambling platforms, with affected Kenyans now describing it not only as deceptive in its design but as the starting point of broader ruin in their personal lives. This crisis has deepened steadily, fed by persistent advertising on national television channels, local vernacular radio stations and sponsored content across social media platforms, all of which continue to present the game as harmless or even rewarding. What has now become evident through a series of testimonies is that many users, some of whom never imagined themselves vulnerable to gambling addiction, have found themselves trapped in what they describe as a never-ending cycle of loss and desperation. The game’s premise appears simple. A plane takes off and rises in multiplier value, and players are expected to cash out before the virtual plane crashes. But beneath this design is an unpredictable algorithm which, to many victims, has translated into financial devastation. We have received dozens (now running into hundreds) of messages from users who say they lost control over their gambling habits, with some placing bets multiple times a day and suffering escalating losses with each round. Among those who have reached out are Kenyans who were staking entire salaries, others who sold household items to keep playing and some who have even borrowed money under false pretences, driven by the hope of recovering previous losses. Affected users span all walks of life. Young professionals, unemployed youth, parents and even people with previous betting experience who now say that Aviator has pushed them beyond their limits. It is against this backdrop that a new layer of exploitation is beginning to take shape. After consistent posts about these grievances and after amplifying these testimonies of addiction, deceit, and financial ruin, we are now learning of another disturbing angle that has taken root within the Aviator space. Multiple users have begun reporting a pattern of targeted scams, where fraudsters embed themselves within the very chat interface of the game, promising to help people win by using so-called bots or systems that can predict flight crashes. These scammers appear to prey on players who have already suffered losses and are desperate for a recovery path. They present themselves as insiders or “helpers” with access to special tools or software capable of guaranteeing wins. According to reports, they then convince users to either surrender their betting account credentials or to send a payment, usually branded as a ‘bot subscription’ or ‘server fee’ with the promise that the scammer will then play on their behalf and multiply the user’s stake. In multiple cases, victims say that once the payment or account access has been granted, the scammer goes completely silent. Phone numbers are switched off, WhatsApp chats are deleted, contact blocked and the victim is left with even greater losses, both emotionally and financially. "Hi Nyakundi. There is also scammers on the Aviator who lure people telling them they can help them win using bots. So far have experience two scammers. They ask you for your account details and you give them with the stake of whichever ever amount you choose. Then they go offline and switch their phone never to hear from then. Some ask you to pay server bot fee of 3k or less to the number they give you. That number is then switched off. The scammers share their WhatsApp numbers on the chat section of the Aviator. Was just scammed yesterday: I have the chat conversation and payment to fake bot server to do the work. This is the audio msg to convince one to give the account then and they play for you or you pay subscription fee which you will never win anything."

How Scammers are Exploiting Addicted Aviator Players with Fake Bot Schemes Over the past several days, a wave of distressing complaints has continued to emerge from across the country regarding an online betting game called "Aviator" that is hosted on various popular gambling platforms, with affected Kenyans now describing it not only as deceptive in its design but as the starting point of broader ruin in their personal lives. This crisis has deepened steadily, fed by persistent advertising on national television channels, local vernacular radio stations and sponsored content across social media platforms, all of which continue to present the game as harmless or even rewarding. What has now become evident through a series of testimonies is that many users, some of whom never imagined themselves vulnerable to gambling addiction, have found themselves trapped in what they describe as a never-ending cycle of loss and desperation. The game’s premise appears simple. A plane takes off and rises in multiplier value, and players are expected to cash out before the virtual plane crashes. But beneath this design is an unpredictable algorithm which, to many victims, has translated into financial devastation. We have received dozens (now running into hundreds) of messages from users who say they lost control over their gambling habits, with some placing bets multiple times a day and suffering escalating losses with each round. Among those who have reached out are Kenyans who were staking entire salaries, others who sold household items to keep playing and some who have even borrowed money under false pretences, driven by the hope of recovering previous losses. Affected users span all walks of life. Young professionals, unemployed youth, parents and even people with previous betting experience who now say that Aviator has pushed them beyond their limits. It is against this backdrop that a new layer of exploitation is beginning to take shape. After consistent posts about these grievances and after amplifying these testimonies of addiction, deceit, and financial ruin, we are now learning of another disturbing angle that has taken root within the Aviator space. Multiple users have begun reporting a pattern of targeted scams, where fraudsters embed themselves within the very chat interface of the game, promising to help people win by using so-called bots or systems that can predict flight crashes. These scammers appear to prey on players who have already suffered losses and are desperate for a recovery path. They present themselves as insiders or “helpers” with access to special tools or software capable of guaranteeing wins. According to reports, they then convince users to either surrender their betting account credentials or to send a payment, usually branded as a ‘bot subscription’ or ‘server fee’ with the promise that the scammer will then play on their behalf and multiply the user’s stake. In multiple cases, victims say that once the payment or account access has been granted, the scammer goes completely silent. Phone numbers are switched off, WhatsApp chats are deleted, contact blocked and the victim is left with even greater losses, both emotionally and financially. "Hi Nyakundi. There is also scammers on the Aviator who lure people telling them they can help them win using bots. So far have experience two scammers. They ask you for your account details and you give them with the stake of whichever ever amount you choose. Then they go offline and switch their phone never to hear from then. Some ask you to pay server bot fee of 3k or less to the number they give you. That number is then switched off. The scammers share their WhatsApp numbers on the chat section of the Aviator. Was just scammed yesterday: I have the chat conversation and payment to fake bot server to do the work. This is the audio msg to convince one to give the account then and they play for you or you pay subscription fee which you will never win anything."

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

47,371 次观看 • 1 年前

Social media war spills onto the streets as BRS SM convenor Manne Krishank gets arrested by police • Complaint was filed by TPCC Kukatpally Social Media Co-Ordinator Gundamalla Rajendra Kumar. He shared a post that Krishank & his wife cheated people under pretext of jobs. • He alleged that on April 23 at around 12:45 PM, Krishank and more than 10 others stormed his residence in Dayarguda, Kukatpally. • Complaint says the group trespassed into the house and physically attacked him with fist blows. • Rajendra Kumar in his complaint alleged they targeted him for sharing “bad news” on Facebook and “life threats”. • He also claimed his mobile phone was snatched while he was recording the incident and smashed to the ground. • Local residents reportedly gathered as the accused fled the spot and threatened to end his life • Kukatpally police registered a criminal case under multiple BNS sections in U/s 333, 118(1), 308(5), 191(2), 351(2), 189 r/w 190 BNS Krishank said, “ What sin has my wife committed.. If you have to, confront me directly. Because I questioned the Ponguleti illegal mining, & Minister Seethakka in a Anganwadi phone scam, The Congress is writing false news about my wife on social media & arresting me”

Social media war spills onto the streets as BRS SM convenor Manne Krishank gets arrested by police • Complaint was filed by TPCC Kukatpally Social Media Co-Ordinator Gundamalla Rajendra Kumar. He shared a post that Krishank & his wife cheated people under pretext of jobs. • He alleged that on April 23 at around 12:45 PM, Krishank and more than 10 others stormed his residence in Dayarguda, Kukatpally. • Complaint says the group trespassed into the house and physically attacked him with fist blows. • Rajendra Kumar in his complaint alleged they targeted him for sharing “bad news” on Facebook and “life threats”. • He also claimed his mobile phone was snatched while he was recording the incident and smashed to the ground. • Local residents reportedly gathered as the accused fled the spot and threatened to end his life • Kukatpally police registered a criminal case under multiple BNS sections in U/s 333, 118(1), 308(5), 191(2), 351(2), 189 r/w 190 BNS Krishank said, “ What sin has my wife committed.. If you have to, confront me directly. Because I questioned the Ponguleti illegal mining, & Minister Seethakka in a Anganwadi phone scam, The Congress is writing false news about my wife on social media & arresting me”

Telugu360

10,383 次观看 • 2 个月前

Hyderabad Police arrested a man who used Instagram reels and a police uniform to create a fake officer image inside the Telangana Secretariat. A 31-year-old man, Thaturi Ravi alias Charan Yadav / Nikhil Yadav, was caught for allegedly impersonating a police officer. Wearing full uniform, he reportedly posed as part of CM A Revanth Reddy’s security and claimed he could arrange direct meetings with the Chief Minister. • Shot reels to appear like a real officer • Used uniform and accessories to support the act • Claimed VIP access to the CM • Arrested by Hyderabad City Police on Wednesday Police seized uniforms, accessories and a mobile phone. Case booked under BNS Sections 204, 205, 319, 318(4), 353 and Sec 66-D of the IT Act.

Hyderabad Police arrested a man who used Instagram reels and a police uniform to create a fake officer image inside the Telangana Secretariat. A 31-year-old man, Thaturi Ravi alias Charan Yadav / Nikhil Yadav, was caught for allegedly impersonating a police officer. Wearing full uniform, he reportedly posed as part of CM A Revanth Reddy’s security and claimed he could arrange direct meetings with the Chief Minister. • Shot reels to appear like a real officer • Used uniform and accessories to support the act • Claimed VIP access to the CM • Arrested by Hyderabad City Police on Wednesday Police seized uniforms, accessories and a mobile phone. Case booked under BNS Sections 204, 205, 319, 318(4), 353 and Sec 66-D of the IT Act.

Telugu360

50,095 次观看 • 2 个月前

Who would’ve thought a Speed Post parcel marked “medicines” was actually carrying ganja? That’s exactly how a nationwide drug syndicate allegedly operated until Hyderabad Police cracked the network. The gang, based in Jharkhand, allegedly cultivated and sourced ganja, packed it into small parcels, falsely declared the contents as medicines, and shipped them through Speed Post to customers across nearly 21 states, including Hyderabad. Orders were taken via WhatsApp, payments were made through UPI, and code words like “Mango” were used to refer to different quantities of cannabis. The syndicate allegedly handled 80 to 100 orders a day, generating an estimated ₹4 to ₹5 crore annually. The investigation began after H-NEW intercepted a parcel destined for Hyderabad, leading police to unravel the entire supply chain. The probe has also exposed serious gaps in postal parcel screening, prompting Hyderabad Police to seek stricter scanning protocols for parcels transported by rail and air.

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Who would’ve thought a Speed Post parcel marked “medicines” was actually carrying ganja? That’s exactly how a nationwide drug syndicate allegedly operated until Hyderabad Police cracked the network. The gang, based in Jharkhand, allegedly cultivated and sourced ganja, packed it into small parcels, falsely declared the contents as medicines, and shipped them through Speed Post to customers across nearly 21 states, including Hyderabad. Orders were taken via WhatsApp, payments were made through UPI, and code words like “Mango” were used to refer to different quantities of cannabis. The syndicate allegedly handled 80 to 100 orders a day, generating an estimated ₹4 to ₹5 crore annually. The investigation began after H-NEW intercepted a parcel destined for Hyderabad, leading police to unravel the entire supply chain. The probe has also exposed serious gaps in postal parcel screening, prompting Hyderabad Police to seek stricter scanning protocols for parcels transported by rail and air.

Telugu360

20,808 次观看 • 12 天前

An allegedly obscene video purportedly showing a serving Karnataka DGP in a compromising position inside his office has triggered a major institutional crisis and led to his suspension. K Ramachandra Rao, Director General of Police (Civil Rights Enforcement), was suspended after the video went viral on social media, prompting Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to order an immediate probe and stress that no rank is above accountability. The footage, reportedly stitched from multiple clips, appears to show the senior IPS officer with a woman or women in what authorities have described as a “compromising situation.” Officials have not confirmed the authenticity of the video, how it was recorded, or who circulated it. Rao has denied all allegations, calling the video fake and stating he has no knowledge of its origin. A formal investigation is now underway. Rao was promoted to the rank of DGP in September 2023 and took charge in October the same year. He has previously served as Inspector General of Police of the Southern Range and as Chairman and Managing Director of the Karnataka State Police Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation. The controversy has also revived scrutiny of earlier cases linked to Rao. In 2014, during his tenure as IGP, his name surfaced in a high-profile cash seizure case involving a private bus travelling from Mysuru to Calicut. Police claimed ₹20 lakh was seized, while traders alleged the actual amount was ₹2.27 crore, accusing police personnel of collusion and robbery. Though Rao denied wrongdoing, a CID inquiry reportedly flagged serious lapses, with senior officers later stating there was a “great degree of lapse” on his part after it emerged that policemen, including his gunman, were allegedly involved. More recently, Rao faced public scrutiny following the arrest of his stepdaughter, Kannada actor Ranya Rao, in a gold smuggling case. She was arrested by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence at Bengaluru airport after allegedly attempting to smuggle more than 14 kg of gold from Dubai, worth over ₹12 crore. Investigators alleged she had made multiple foreign trips and was part of a larger smuggling network. Gold jewellery and cash were also reportedly recovered during searches. Rao publicly distanced himself from the case, stating he had no prior knowledge of her activities and that the law should take its course. With multiple controversies now converging, the case has sparked a wider debate on ethics, oversight, and institutional credibility at the highest levels of Karnataka’s police leadership, as investigations continue on multiple fronts.

Mojo Story

16,077 次观看 • 5 个月前

It was just before dawn. Hyderabad city hadn’t fully woken up yet. At Begum Bazar’s Jinsi Chauraha, what looked like an ordinary morning turned into a moment of raw courage. On March 4, Manju Omlata stepped out for a morning walk with her daughter-in-law. As they reached near Hindi Marwadi Vidyalaya, a rowdy-sheeter from Dabirpura, Mohammed Sohel, suddenly lunged at her, trying to snatch the gold chain from her neck. In the struggle, his scooter lost balance and fell. The victim screamed for help. A few meters away, an auto driver, Mohammed Zaheer, had already crossed the spot. But something in his side mirror caught his attention. He had moved nearly 100 meters ahead. He didn’t think twice. Zaheer immediately turned his auto around and sped back. As the accused tried to escape, Zaheer rammed his auto into the bike, knocking him down. The rowdy-sheeter picked up a stick and attacked. Zaheer didn’t back off. He stood his ground, fought back, and stopped him from fleeing. By then, patrolling police reached the spot and took the accused into custody. And Zaheer? He quietly left. No noise. No claim. No reward expected. Later, the victim informed the Goshamahal police about the unknown auto driver who stepped in when it mattered. CCTV cameras had captured everything. The chase. The impact. The fight. Police traced the auto number from the footage and, using technical inputs, identified Zaheer. On Tuesday, at the TGICCC in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar invited Zaheer to his chamber. He was honoured with a cash reward and a commendation certificate. CP VC Sajjanar called him what most people only talk about - a real role model. In a time when many look away, Zaheer chose to act. He risked his life for a stranger. Asked for nothing in return. The accused, Mohammed Sohel, has been arrested by Goshamahal Police. He is a known rowdy-sheeter with 16 cases across police stations.

It was just before dawn. Hyderabad city hadn’t fully woken up yet. At Begum Bazar’s Jinsi Chauraha, what looked like an ordinary morning turned into a moment of raw courage. On March 4, Manju Omlata stepped out for a morning walk with her daughter-in-law. As they reached near Hindi Marwadi Vidyalaya, a rowdy-sheeter from Dabirpura, Mohammed Sohel, suddenly lunged at her, trying to snatch the gold chain from her neck. In the struggle, his scooter lost balance and fell. The victim screamed for help. A few meters away, an auto driver, Mohammed Zaheer, had already crossed the spot. But something in his side mirror caught his attention. He had moved nearly 100 meters ahead. He didn’t think twice. Zaheer immediately turned his auto around and sped back. As the accused tried to escape, Zaheer rammed his auto into the bike, knocking him down. The rowdy-sheeter picked up a stick and attacked. Zaheer didn’t back off. He stood his ground, fought back, and stopped him from fleeing. By then, patrolling police reached the spot and took the accused into custody. And Zaheer? He quietly left. No noise. No claim. No reward expected. Later, the victim informed the Goshamahal police about the unknown auto driver who stepped in when it mattered. CCTV cameras had captured everything. The chase. The impact. The fight. Police traced the auto number from the footage and, using technical inputs, identified Zaheer. On Tuesday, at the TGICCC in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar invited Zaheer to his chamber. He was honoured with a cash reward and a commendation certificate. CP VC Sajjanar called him what most people only talk about - a real role model. In a time when many look away, Zaheer chose to act. He risked his life for a stranger. Asked for nothing in return. The accused, Mohammed Sohel, has been arrested by Goshamahal Police. He is a known rowdy-sheeter with 16 cases across police stations.

Telugu360

315,864 次观看 • 2 个月前

In a fresh twist to the alleged gang-rape case linked to a villa party in #Bengaluru, police records suggested that one of the accused had filed a prior complaint claiming he was targeted in an extortion attempt by the woman, a 19-year-old college student, and her accomplice posing as a journalist. Police said the accused submitted an FIR on February 21, alleging that the woman, along with a man identifying himself as Imran from a regional news outlet, demanded money and threatened to air defamatory content if he refused to pay. According to officials, the extortion complaint was lodged a day before the woman approached authorities accusing Dixon Sando and Nikhil of sexual assault. Officers are now probing both versions to establish the sequence of events. In his statement, the complainant said he has lived at his current address for nearly two decades and runs a second-hand car business in #Rajajinagar area. He also claimed to operate a leased villa in #Jakkur that is rented out for small events and parties. He told police that his friend Dixon had booked the villa from February 14 to 16 for a #ValentinesDay gathering. The complainant said he reached the party around 2 am on February 14, where he met the woman. According to his version, the woman shared personal problems during the party and behaved in an overly familiar manner, which he said he discouraged. He further claimed that after the gathering ended around 4 am, she asked him for a drop. During the ride, she allegedly described herself as a "sugar baby" looking for a "sugar daddy" and asked him to connect her with potential contacts. The complainant also alleged that on February 18 the woman posted on Instagram accusing him and one more of drugging and sexually assaulting her at the party. Soon after, he claimed he began receiving calls from two phone numbers, with the caller identifying himself as "Imran, Crime Branch Head of Raj News". According to the complaint, the caller demanded that he meet them alone and pay money to the woman to 'settle' the matter, warning that a damaging television promo had already been prepared. The complainant has sought action against the woman, the caller, and others allegedly involved in blackmail. In her complaint, the 19-year-old college student alleged she was gang-raped after being forced to consume an intoxicating substance at a private villa in a posh Bengaluru locality. The first-year BA student, originally from #TamilNadu, told police she had been living in Bengaluru for about five months for her studies. According to the FIR, she came in contact with Dixon Sando (21) through Instagram in January and remained in touch with him. Police said that on the night of February 14, after college and dinner with a friend, she received a call from Dixon inviting her to a party at #RexVilla in north Bengaluru. She reached the venue in the early hours of February 15 along with a friend. At the party, Dixon allegedly introduced her to Nikhil (35). The woman claimed the two men later forced her to consume a pink tablet, after which she felt dizzy and lost consciousness. In her statement, she alleged she was sexually assaulted inside a room at the villa while incapacitated. She told police she briefly regained awareness during the incident and later found herself confined. The woman further alleged that the accused threatened to kill her if she reported the matter. Officials said she was later dropped near a mall. Police said the woman did not immediately approach authorities due to fear but sought medical treatment at a Bengaluru hospital on February 17. After informing her brother, she filed a complaint. Based on her statement, the police registered an FIR against Dixon Sando and Nikhil under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to sexual assault and criminal intimidation. Police said both the sexual assault allegations and the counter-complaint of extortion are under investigation.

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In a fresh twist to the alleged gang-rape case linked to a villa party in #Bengaluru, police records suggested that one of the accused had filed a prior complaint claiming he was targeted in an extortion attempt by the woman, a 19-year-old college student, and her accomplice posing as a journalist. Police said the accused submitted an FIR on February 21, alleging that the woman, along with a man identifying himself as Imran from a regional news outlet, demanded money and threatened to air defamatory content if he refused to pay. According to officials, the extortion complaint was lodged a day before the woman approached authorities accusing Dixon Sando and Nikhil of sexual assault. Officers are now probing both versions to establish the sequence of events. In his statement, the complainant said he has lived at his current address for nearly two decades and runs a second-hand car business in #Rajajinagar area. He also claimed to operate a leased villa in #Jakkur that is rented out for small events and parties. He told police that his friend Dixon had booked the villa from February 14 to 16 for a #ValentinesDay gathering. The complainant said he reached the party around 2 am on February 14, where he met the woman. According to his version, the woman shared personal problems during the party and behaved in an overly familiar manner, which he said he discouraged. He further claimed that after the gathering ended around 4 am, she asked him for a drop. During the ride, she allegedly described herself as a "sugar baby" looking for a "sugar daddy" and asked him to connect her with potential contacts. The complainant also alleged that on February 18 the woman posted on Instagram accusing him and one more of drugging and sexually assaulting her at the party. Soon after, he claimed he began receiving calls from two phone numbers, with the caller identifying himself as "Imran, Crime Branch Head of Raj News". According to the complaint, the caller demanded that he meet them alone and pay money to the woman to 'settle' the matter, warning that a damaging television promo had already been prepared. The complainant has sought action against the woman, the caller, and others allegedly involved in blackmail. In her complaint, the 19-year-old college student alleged she was gang-raped after being forced to consume an intoxicating substance at a private villa in a posh Bengaluru locality. The first-year BA student, originally from #TamilNadu, told police she had been living in Bengaluru for about five months for her studies. According to the FIR, she came in contact with Dixon Sando (21) through Instagram in January and remained in touch with him. Police said that on the night of February 14, after college and dinner with a friend, she received a call from Dixon inviting her to a party at #RexVilla in north Bengaluru. She reached the venue in the early hours of February 15 along with a friend. At the party, Dixon allegedly introduced her to Nikhil (35). The woman claimed the two men later forced her to consume a pink tablet, after which she felt dizzy and lost consciousness. In her statement, she alleged she was sexually assaulted inside a room at the villa while incapacitated. She told police she briefly regained awareness during the incident and later found herself confined. The woman further alleged that the accused threatened to kill her if she reported the matter. Officials said she was later dropped near a mall. Police said the woman did not immediately approach authorities due to fear but sought medical treatment at a Bengaluru hospital on February 17. After informing her brother, she filed a complaint. Based on her statement, the police registered an FIR against Dixon Sando and Nikhil under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to sexual assault and criminal intimidation. Police said both the sexual assault allegations and the counter-complaint of extortion are under investigation.

Hate Detector 🔍

52,940 次观看 • 4 个月前

🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA JUST TORE OPEN A GLOBAL CHILD-ABUSE NETWORK - “SATANIC” RITUAL ELEMENTS, ENCRYPTED GROUPS, AND 4 MEN IN CHAINS Australia’s Strike Force Constantine - built specifically to hunt online networks using occult or ritual themes as cover - just made its biggest strike yet: 4 arrests, thousands of files seized, and a window into an international ring operating on encrypted platforms. NSW Police say the men weren’t hobbyists or lurkers. They were allegedly active participants in a global exchange of child abuse material, using “ritualistic” symbols in chats as a kind of subculture branding. Det. Supt. Jayne Doherty didn’t sugarcoat it: “Abhorrent. Thousands of files. Real children. Real victims. Ritual themes used as part of their communication.” Police raided 6 Sydney locations simultaneously. The alleged ringleader - 26, arrested in Waterloo after officers battered down the door - now faces charges for distribution, possession, and facilitating the exchange of child abuse material. 3 others - ages 46, 42, and 39 - were arrested in Malabar on related charges. All 4 were refused bail. Court in January. But the investigation? Only beginning. Detectives are now sorting through thousands of files, tracing chats and usernames across encrypted international platforms that investigators say point to a much larger network - one that may span multiple continents, identities, and years. Crucially: Police have not yet identified the children depicted, nor confirmed which countries the material came from. That means the victim identification phase - the hardest and most heartbreaking stage - is still ahead. What really stands out: Law enforcement rarely calls attention to “ritual” or “satanic” elements because it risks feeding conspiracy culture. The fact NSW Police used the term publicly shows how blatant the thematic branding was inside this particular group - and how determined investigators are to break through the mythos the offenders were hiding behind. It’s modern cybercrime - encrypted, internationally networked, thematic, and built to hide in plain sight. And for once, law enforcement got to them first. Sources: CNN, NSW Police, Strike Force Constantine

🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA JUST TORE OPEN A GLOBAL CHILD-ABUSE NETWORK - “SATANIC” RITUAL ELEMENTS, ENCRYPTED GROUPS, AND 4 MEN IN CHAINS Australia’s Strike Force Constantine - built specifically to hunt online networks using occult or ritual themes as cover - just made its biggest strike yet: 4 arrests, thousands of files seized, and a window into an international ring operating on encrypted platforms. NSW Police say the men weren’t hobbyists or lurkers. They were allegedly active participants in a global exchange of child abuse material, using “ritualistic” symbols in chats as a kind of subculture branding. Det. Supt. Jayne Doherty didn’t sugarcoat it: “Abhorrent. Thousands of files. Real children. Real victims. Ritual themes used as part of their communication.” Police raided 6 Sydney locations simultaneously. The alleged ringleader - 26, arrested in Waterloo after officers battered down the door - now faces charges for distribution, possession, and facilitating the exchange of child abuse material. 3 others - ages 46, 42, and 39 - were arrested in Malabar on related charges. All 4 were refused bail. Court in January. But the investigation? Only beginning. Detectives are now sorting through thousands of files, tracing chats and usernames across encrypted international platforms that investigators say point to a much larger network - one that may span multiple continents, identities, and years. Crucially: Police have not yet identified the children depicted, nor confirmed which countries the material came from. That means the victim identification phase - the hardest and most heartbreaking stage - is still ahead. What really stands out: Law enforcement rarely calls attention to “ritual” or “satanic” elements because it risks feeding conspiracy culture. The fact NSW Police used the term publicly shows how blatant the thematic branding was inside this particular group - and how determined investigators are to break through the mythos the offenders were hiding behind. It’s modern cybercrime - encrypted, internationally networked, thematic, and built to hide in plain sight. And for once, law enforcement got to them first. Sources: CNN, NSW Police, Strike Force Constantine

Mario Nawfal

23,488 次观看 • 7 个月前

A late-night murder in Gondikheda Charan village of Dhar district on Tuesday turned out to be a planned crime with the victim's wife, who initially tried to pass it off as a robbery, emerging as key accused. Police arrested Priyanka Purohit (27) and her alleged lover Kamlesh (33) for the murder of her husband Devkrishna Purohit. According to police, Kamlesh paid around Rs one lakh to his aide Surendra Singh to carry out the killing. Surendra is currently absconding. Initially, after the incident, Priyanka had told police that three to four men entered the house at night, held them hostage in separate rooms and fled with jewellery worth Rs 3 lakh and Rs 50,000 in cash after killing her husband. During investigation, the supposedly looted ornaments were recovered from within the house, raising immediate suspicion. During the probe led by SP Mayank Awasthi, several inconsistencies emerged. Priyanka allegedly changed her statements, her mobile phone was missing and the jewellery reported stolen was later recovered from inside the house. These findings raised suspicion about the robbery claim. The nature of the attack - including a deep, targeted head injury - suggested intent rather than a botched robbery. Forensic and circumstantial evidence at the scene further strengthened doubts about the sequence she described. Within six hours, sustained questioning broke her version. She confessed to plotting the murder with Kamlesh, driven by their relationship and the desire to eliminate her husband. Police said Priyanka had been married to Devkrishna since she was around 15. She had recently returned from her parental home days before the incident, during which investigators believe the final plan was set in motion. A case has been registered under relevant sections of the BNS.

A late-night murder in Gondikheda Charan village of Dhar district on Tuesday turned out to be a planned crime with the victim's wife, who initially tried to pass it off as a robbery, emerging as key accused. Police arrested Priyanka Purohit (27) and her alleged lover Kamlesh (33) for the murder of her husband Devkrishna Purohit. According to police, Kamlesh paid around Rs one lakh to his aide Surendra Singh to carry out the killing. Surendra is currently absconding. Initially, after the incident, Priyanka had told police that three to four men entered the house at night, held them hostage in separate rooms and fled with jewellery worth Rs 3 lakh and Rs 50,000 in cash after killing her husband. During investigation, the supposedly looted ornaments were recovered from within the house, raising immediate suspicion. During the probe led by SP Mayank Awasthi, several inconsistencies emerged. Priyanka allegedly changed her statements, her mobile phone was missing and the jewellery reported stolen was later recovered from inside the house. These findings raised suspicion about the robbery claim. The nature of the attack - including a deep, targeted head injury - suggested intent rather than a botched robbery. Forensic and circumstantial evidence at the scene further strengthened doubts about the sequence she described. Within six hours, sustained questioning broke her version. She confessed to plotting the murder with Kamlesh, driven by their relationship and the desire to eliminate her husband. Police said Priyanka had been married to Devkrishna since she was around 15. She had recently returned from her parental home days before the incident, during which investigators believe the final plan was set in motion. A case has been registered under relevant sections of the BNS.

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The Thiruvalla gang-rape survivor revealed chilling details of the incident, saying that a group of 10 people arrived at the spa and told her it was a “quotation.” She said. she suspected that the accused, Chacko, was under the influence of some drug. According to her statement, the room was locked from the inside, and she was brutally raped for about 35 minutes while being threatened with a knife to her neck. Pathanamthitta district police chief R Anand said that Kaapa Act would be imposed once again against Subin Alexander Chacko, also known as Marana Subin, who was arrested in the case related to the rape of a spa employee at #Thiruvalla. He was released in March 2025 after six months of preventive detention under Kaapa Act. Chacko (27) and Berlin Das (38) were arrested in the case. Four others are on the run. A special team has been formed under Thiruvalla DSP to investigate the case. Anand said that the special branch was the first to receive information on the gang rape and though no formal complaint was received, police officers reached the institution, recorded the statements of the survivor, registered a case and launched an investigation. Anand also said that the probe team was investigating whether the assault was the result of any quotation though the spa owner did not yet file any complaint in this regard. He also said that the activities of all the spas in the area would be probed. Meanwhile, spa owner Dr Sanjay said that a quotation was given by another spa owner with the aim of ruining his business. He also alleged a police-gangster unholy alliance behind the incident.

The Thiruvalla gang-rape survivor revealed chilling details of the incident, saying that a group of 10 people arrived at the spa and told her it was a “quotation.” She said. she suspected that the accused, Chacko, was under the influence of some drug. According to her statement, the room was locked from the inside, and she was brutally raped for about 35 minutes while being threatened with a knife to her neck. Pathanamthitta district police chief R Anand said that Kaapa Act would be imposed once again against Subin Alexander Chacko, also known as Marana Subin, who was arrested in the case related to the rape of a spa employee at #Thiruvalla. He was released in March 2025 after six months of preventive detention under Kaapa Act. Chacko (27) and Berlin Das (38) were arrested in the case. Four others are on the run. A special team has been formed under Thiruvalla DSP to investigate the case. Anand said that the special branch was the first to receive information on the gang rape and though no formal complaint was received, police officers reached the institution, recorded the statements of the survivor, registered a case and launched an investigation. Anand also said that the probe team was investigating whether the assault was the result of any quotation though the spa owner did not yet file any complaint in this regard. He also said that the activities of all the spas in the area would be probed. Meanwhile, spa owner Dr Sanjay said that a quotation was given by another spa owner with the aim of ruining his business. He also alleged a police-gangster unholy alliance behind the incident.

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From transforming Hyderabad from a city into India’s premier global top tech city… to now positioning Vizag as the Data Center Capital of India this is the scale of vision of Nara Chandrababu Naidu 🔥 A leader who saw the future before others even understood the opportunity. Today, global giants like Google, Meta and others are lining up for Vizag. First Hyderabad. Now Vizag. N Chandrababu Naidu doesn’t just build cities… he builds the future. A must see conversation on vision, leadership and why global giants like Google & Meta are betting big on Andhra Pradesh.

From transforming Hyderabad from a city into India’s premier global top tech city… to now positioning Vizag as the Data Center Capital of India this is the scale of vision of Nara Chandrababu Naidu 🔥 A leader who saw the future before others even understood the opportunity. Today, global giants like Google, Meta and others are lining up for Vizag. First Hyderabad. Now Vizag. N Chandrababu Naidu doesn’t just build cities… he builds the future. A must see conversation on vision, leadership and why global giants like Google & Meta are betting big on Andhra Pradesh.

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