Both the accused have been arrested, said Awadesh Kumar, Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Fatuha-1.
The incident unfolded during the Pandupol fair on Thursday when the youths, who visited the Hanuman temple, followed the sadhu to his ashram, as stated by officials.
The incident unfolded when the victim noticed an unknown man following her and her sister while they were out shopping, leading her to inform her father, who immediately contacted the local authorities.
Late Tuesday evening, Shivam Sharma, a Jagatpuri resident, met Sheetal and her husband Sonu, who owed him money, at Taj Enclave.
In Palghar, Maharashtra, police rescued a 12-year-old Bangladeshi girl from a sex trafficking ring on July 26. Ten arrested, including six Bangladeshi nationals.
The woman told the person that she can provide a Rs 100 denomination currency note having ‘786’ serial number and a coin of 25 paise with a picture of single horn rhinoceros, which are considered rare.
Police are on it, examining hotel CCTV and tracing the money path across UPI.
The First Class Judicial Magistrate conducting the hearing via video conferencing, is managing the proceedings from Sohra sub-division.
The altercation, which occurred on July 6, was ignited by a disagreement over spatial conduct in the prison barrack, prompting heated exchanges and subsequent physical confrontation.
A loan repayment fight in Karnataka’s Shivamogga took a violent turn when a man allegedly bit off his wife’s nose. She is now stable and receiving treatment at a private hospital.
The woman, who presented herself as Zia, contacted the victim between March and May 2024, enticing him with the promise of lucrative returns on investments in gold trading
Despite previous police intervention after the daughter eloped, tensions escalated tragically, according to the victim’s sister, Shobha.
According to the police, a missing report was filed on June 15 after a lady failed to contact her sister, Sheetal Chaudhary.
Lokhande’s wife was irked by his insistence on consummating the marriage, leading to a heated exchange between them, according to police.
On Friday, the Additional District and Sessions Court found Amit Shukla and Akanksha Shukla guilty and levied a fine of Rs 20,000 each.
An immigration officer identified suspicions during document checks, uncovering inconsistencies in the men’s claims about their expected employment in Southeast Asia.
Mandal was accused in over 15 serious criminal cases including robbery and murder across multiple districts of Bihar.
The deceased, identified as Rajesh Mittal, used to live with his sister-in-law and niece, he said, adding that his brother had reportedly left the family home around 10 to 12 years ago and has not returned since.
This led to the arrest of Jitendra Sharma, 29, who allegedly orchestrated the scam by impersonating Aditya Birla Capital via fake trading applications.
According to reports, the victim was on her way to buy a register for school when Kamal offered her one from his home.
Superintendent of Police Gyanendra Kumar Singh said the incident occurred around midnight when the police intercepted three men on a scooter near Muskara Road following a tip-off.
Crime and Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) teams inspected the scene and collected evidence. Multiple teams were formed to identify and apprehend the culprits, police said.
The Additional District Judge, from the Fast Track Court, also slapped a fine of Rs 80,000 on the convicted doctor, as confirmed by Assistant District Government Counsel Subhash Chaturvedi.
Despite the wounds, the man visited Guru Gobind Singh Hospital, where he received medical aid and was discharged as no medico-legal case was registered at that time, police had said.
Delivering the sentence, judge Anuj Kumar Sangal of the POCSO (protection of children from sexual offences) court in Champawat also imposed a fine of Rs 1.25 lakh on the convict who hails from Nepal.
