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A 24-year-old youth was killed and two others sustained serious injuries in an alleged road rage incident at Suranahalli village in Holenarasipur taluk of Hassan district on the night of March 2.
The deceased has been identified as S.K. Manu (27), a resident of Suranahalli. He is survived by his parents and a sister. His relatives, Abhishek and Rakesh, were injured in the incident.
According to preliminary information, around 12 midnight, Manu, Abhishek, Rakesh and Kushal were standing in front of their house and chatting by the roadside when a car bearing registration number KA-01-MF-2883 passed at high speed through the residential locality.
Manu and Abhishek reportedly asked the driver to slow down. Enraged, the driver allegedly took a U-turn and rammed the vehicle into the group. Manu died on the spot, while two others suffered serious injuries.
The accused fled the scene immediately after the incident.
The Holenarasipur Police visited the spot and have launched an investigation to trace and arrest the driver.
#Suranahalli #Holenarasipur #Hassan #Karnataka #RoadRage #HitAndRun #CrimeNews #BreakingNews
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In a major cybercrime crackdown, Ghaziabad Police have busted a gang that allegedly siphoned off money from bank accounts by sending malicious APK files on WhatsApp.
Police said the gang carried out 94 such frauds across 15 states. The accused — Pintu Yadav, Adarsh Kumar Kesari and Prashant Deep Choudhary — have been arrested.
The gang allegedly circulated APK files under names such as Bhim Bypass, RTO Traffic Challan, Bhim_4.0, PayTm Pagal V2, PkkBook, Indian Overseas Bank, Tata Neu_Sign and M Parivahan. Victims were misled into believing the files were official PDF documents. Once downloaded, the malware compromised their mobile phones and enabled the accused to access bank details and transfer funds.
Further investigation is underway.
#Ghaziabad #UttarPradesh #CyberCrime #OnlineFraud #WhatsAppScam #APKScam #DigitalArrest #BankFraud
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A teacher from Tanigehalli in Chitradurga taluk married his longtime partner at a temple near the Bharamasagar Police Station after police intervention.
The marriage took place after Kavya, a native of Isamudra–Gollarahatti and a relative of the accused, filed a complaint alleging that Harish was trying to end their eight-year relationship and marry another woman for dowry. She sought legal action, claiming he had cheated her despite their engagement.
Police summoned Harish, who teaches at a school in Parashurampura, for questioning. During discussions at the station, he agreed to marry Kavya. The wedding was subsequently solemnised at a nearby temple in the presence of police personnel. Further legal formalities, if required, are under examination.
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A case of suspicious death has surfaced from Dasarahalli in Hebbur hobli of Tumakuru district, after the body of a 50-year-old man was exhumed 23 days following his burial for a post-mortem examination.
The deceased, Paramesh, reportedly died of a heart attack on January 31 and was buried the same day as per local customs. However, suspicions were raised after his wife remarried on February 19, just few days after his death.
Paramesh’s sister lodged a complaint at Hebbur Police Station, alleging that her brother’s death may not have been natural. In her complaint, she stated that there was an injury mark near his nose and swelling in his private parts at the time of death, which led the family to suspect foul play.
Police registered a case based on the complaint and exhumed the body in the presence of Tahsildar Rajeshwari before sending it for post-mortem. Officials said that since the matter involves a suspicious death, a detailed forensic examination is being conducted.
The post-mortem report is expected within a week, after which the exact cause of death will be determined.
Meanwhile, the woman told police that she remarried due to the difficulty of single-handedly caring for her two children, who reportedly have health issues since birth. Further investigation is underway.
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In a shocking incident in Jharkhand’s Garhwa district, a 26-year-old man allegedly tried to kill his eight-month-pregnant girlfriend by feeding her poison-laced golgappas and later attempting to strangle her in a forest.
The accused, identified as Saket Keshari (26), and the 23-year-old woman had been in a relationship for six years and have a one-year-old child. Following community pressure, they had separated but later reconciled after Keshari allegedly promised to marry her. The woman subsequently became pregnant.
According to the police complaint, on February 21 around 2 pm, Keshari called the woman and brought her golgappas after she expressed a craving. Soon after eating them, she allegedly began vomiting blood. At around 4 pm, he offered to take her to a doctor but instead drove her to a forest, assaulted her nearly 100 metres inside, and attempted to strangle her. She sustained a serious eye injury and lost consciousness.
After regaining consciousness, she hid in the forest overnight out of fear and returned home the next morning, where she narrated the incident to her family.
An FIR has been registered based on her complaint. Keshari has been arrested and remanded to judicial custody. Police are investigating the case.
#Jharkhand #Garhwa #CrimeNews #AttemptToMurder #ShockingCrime #WomenSafety #DomesticViolence #IndiaNews
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A property dispute turned violent on Monday night in Harmukhpuri Colony of Modinagar, where a son and his wife allegedly attacked an elderly couple with a sickle after they refused to transfer their house in their name.
The injured have been identified as 70-year-old Ramashankar and his 65-year-old wife Sushila Devi. Both were rushed to the Community Health Center (CHC) and later referred to Meerut Medical College due to their critical condition. Sushila Devi remains in a serious state.
According to Ramashankar, his son Manoj and daughter-in-law Kiran had been pressuring them for a long time to get the house registered in their name. For the past week, frequent disputes were taking place over the issue. The couple had approached Govindpuri police station several times, but no action was taken as the matter was termed a domestic dispute.
On Monday, the accused allegedly vandalised the house, assaulted the elderly couple and threw them out while demanding property transfer. The couple again went to the police station at night but were allegedly sent back with assurance of action the next day.
After returning home, the dispute escalated, and Manoj allegedly attacked his parents with a sickle, causing serious injuries. The accused fled the spot when locals gathered.
ACP Modinagar Bhaskar Verma stated that action has been initiated in the assault case. A formal report will be registered upon receiving a written complaint.
#Modinagar #PropertyDispute #ElderlyAbuse #DomesticViolence #CrimeNews #UttarPradesh #ShockingIncident #Meerut #LawAndOrder
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At least 18 people lost their lives in a tragic bus accident in Dhading district, Nepal, early Monday morning (February 23, 2026).
The passenger bus was travelling from Pokhara to Kathmandu when it veered off the Prithvi Highway and plunged into the Trishuli River around 1:15 AM. The crash occurred near Chinadhara in Benighat Rorang Rural Municipality.
Among the deceased are at least one New Zealand national and one Chinese national. Around 25 to 28 passengers sustained injuries and were rushed to hospitals in Dhading and Kathmandu for treatment.
A massive rescue operation was launched involving the Nepal Army, Armed Police Force, Nepal Police, and local residents. However, darkness and difficult terrain hampered initial rescue efforts.
Authorities have launched an investigation, with preliminary reports suggesting overspeeding may have caused the driver to lose control. Nepal’s mountainous highways are frequently prone to such fatal accidents, particularly during long-distance night travel.
#NepalAccident #Dhading #BusTragedy #PrithviHighway #TrishuliRiver #Kathmandu #Pokhara #RoadSafety #BreakingNews #SouthAsia
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In a tragic incident, 22-year-old Captain Aman Singh of the Indian Army passed away after suffering a heart attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
As his condition deteriorated, fellow soldiers carried him on their shoulders to a nearby helipad. He was airlifted from Baramulla to Srinagar for urgent medical treatment, but doctors could not save him.
Captain Aman Singh was a resident of Kushinagar district in Uttar Pradesh. His untimely demise has left his family and colleagues in deep grief.
#IndianArmy #CaptainAmanSingh #HeartAttack #JammuAndKashmir #Baramulla #Srinagar #UttarPradesh #Kushinagar #Braveheart #Respect
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