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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,...

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A 35-year-old man was allegedly murdered by his cousin in Idtalli village of Shirasi taluk, Uttara Kannada district. Police are investigating whether a suspected extramarital relationship involving the accused and the victim's wife was the motive behind the killing. The deceased has been identified as Parameshwara Babu Naik (35), while the accused, Parameshwara Thimma Naik (27), is absconding. According to police, the two were maternal cousins who had grown up together under the same roof and were regarded as brothers by their family. Investigators said the accused was allegedly involved in a relationship with the victim's wife for the past one to two years. Police suspect that the victim had recently come to know about the alleged affair and had confronted the accused, leading to escalating tensions between them. According to the preliminary investigation, the accused allegedly asked the victim to accompany him outside for a conversation on the night of the incident. As they reached a nearby forested area, the accused is alleged to have attacked Parameshwara Babu Naik with a sharp weapon, causing fatal injuries. He allegedly fled the scene immediately after the assault. Shirasi Rural Police visited the spot, conducted a preliminary inspection, and sent the body for post-mortem examination. A case has been registered, and a search operation is underway to trace the absconding accused. Police said the motive behind the murder is under investigation, and further inquiries are in progress.

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A young woman was allegedly hacked to death in broad daylight at the KSRTC bus stand in Bantwal on Thursday, triggering panic among commuters and prompting police to launch a massive search for the absconding accused. The deceased has been identified as Lavanya, a resident of Kakkepadavu. According to preliminary information, she was employed at a private nursing home in Kalladka. Police have registered a murder case and initiated an investigation to ascertain the motive behind the crime. The accused, who allegedly fled immediately after the attack, remains at large. Woman allegedly attacked after getting off bus. According to preliminary information, Lavanya had boarded a KSRTC bus bound for Kakkepadavu from the Bantwal bus stand. Before the incident, she reportedly telephoned one of her relatives and informed them that a young man was sitting next to her inside the bus. The call was allegedly disconnected shortly afterwards. Police are verifying the details of the phone conversation as part of the investigation. Based on the preliminary statements of passengers, both Lavanya and the suspected assailant later got down from the bus at the Bantwal KSRTC bus stand. Witnesses told police that the man allegedly began chasing the woman soon after they alighted from the bus. When the accused allegedly pulled out a sharp weapon from his bag, Lavanya reportedly attempted to run to safety. However, the attacker allegedly caught up with her and assaulted her repeatedly with the weapon, inflicting fatal injuries before fleeing the scene. The brutal attack unfolded in the presence of commuters and bystanders, leaving many in shock. The incident created a tense atmosphere at the busy KSRTC bus stand, with frightened passengers rushing away from the scene after the attack. Local residents and commuters immediately alerted the police and emergency services. Police personnel rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and secured the crime scene for investigation. Senior officers from the Bantwal Sub-Division Police, the City Police Inspector and other police personnel visited the scene and conducted an inspection. A case has been registered, and police have launched an extensive search operation to trace and apprehend the accused. Investigators are examining CCTV footage from the bus stand and nearby establishments and are also recording statements from passengers and eyewitnesses who were present during the incident. Police are yet to disclose the identity of the accused or confirm whether he was known to the victim. The exact motive behind the murder remains unclear. Police are investigating all possible angles, including whether the victim and the accused were previously acquainted. The mobile phone records of the victim and other available evidence are also expected to form part of the investigation. Officials said further details would emerge once the accused is traced and questioned. The murder has sent shockwaves through Bantwal, particularly as it occurred in a crowded public place during daytime. Police have appealed to anyone with information about the accused or the incident to come forward and assist the investigation. Further updates are expected as investigators continue efforts to identify and arrest the suspect and establish the circumstances leading to the fatal attack.

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A shocking and violent incident rocked the #Karwar District Jail after two notorious rowdy-sheeters from #Mangaluru launched a murderous attack on the jailer and three other on-duty staff on Saturday morning. The assault was reportedly to retaliate against the jail administration's stringent measures to completely stop the supply and use of narcotic substances inside the prison. The victim of the attack was jailer Kallappa Gasti, along with three other prison staff members who were seriously injured. According to sources, the inmates could not tolerate the tightened checking and complete ban on drugs and psychotropic substances in recent days. What began as an argument quickly escalated into extreme violence, and the accused allegedly tore the uniforms of the jailer and staff and beat them mercilessly. The two main accused have been identified as Mohammed Abdul Fayan and Kaushik Nihal. Hailing from Mangaluru, they were involved in more than 12 serious cases, including dacoity, attempt to murder, and extortion. They were lodged at Mangaluru District Jail and were shifted to Karwar District Jail a few months ago. For the past few weeks, the Karwar jail authorities, under the leadership of Jailer Kallappa Gasti, have significantly enhanced security protocols. The number of surprise checks on inmates and visitors was increased. All incoming parcels and food items are being thoroughly screened. The use of mobile phones and contraband items has been brought under control. Strict action was initiated against inmates found in possession of drugs. These measures effectively choked the supply chain of ganja and other narcotics that were allegedly being smuggled into the jail earlier, it is learnt. According to sources, Mangaluru-based inmates, who were allegedly running a drug racket even from behind bars, were furious over losing this "business" and the "privileges" associated with it. On the day of the incident, the two accused reportedly had an argument with the staff over routine checking. Within minutes, the situation turned ugly, and the inmates allegedly overpowered the jailer and staff, tore their uniforms, and assaulted them with fists, kicks, and whatever objects they could lay their hands on. The attack was so severe that all four staff members sustained multiple injuries and were rushed to Karwar District Hospital for treatment. Karwar City police have registered a case under relevant sections of the BNS for assault on public servants, criminal intimidation, and prison offences. Senior police officials visited the jail and hospital. An investigation is on.

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Can the police harass a citizen even after a court stay order based on mere allegations? Or is his only “fault” that he is Muslim, and therefore treated as an accused by default? The victim’s family has shared copies of the High Court stay order along with videos of the alleged police actions. According to them: Haji Firoz Khan (Jhijhana and nearby areas, Shamli district) was slapped with false rape and murder allegations and has been jailed twice Once, he was allegedly picked up from his home without an arrest warrant and jailed for 2 months. The second time, he spent 4 months and 10 days in jail. After securing a home stay from the Allahabad High Court, the order was reportedly shown to Jhijhana police, who allegedly said they “do not accept Allahabad High Court orders.” Despite this, the family claims their property was seized, and police repeatedly entered their home. The family further alleges that when the victim’s son posted a video on Instagram and it went viral, police came to detain him and falsely accused him of causing an accident involving five people. At the police station, they allege threats to beat women, verbal abuse, pressure to delete videos, and intimidation for recording inside the station. This case raises serious concerns about the rule of law, contempt of judicial orders, and targeted harassment of a minority family. We urge DGP UP to order an impartial, high-level inquiry and ensure justice. Shamli Police why were court orders allegedly ignored? Such actions are shameful and undermine public trust in law enforcement. Justice must prevail. The law must be equal for all.

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