Temple theft accused reveal their modus operandi, sent to judicial custody
The eight accused in the Ram Temple theft case, arrested Thursday night, started spilling the beans.
The eight accused in the Ram Temple theft case, arrested Thursday night, started spilling the beans.
Police have arrested three persons in connection with a robbery committed at gunpoint in Sultanpur and recovered 68 stolen goats, Rs 2,40,000 in cash, and a car.
Bihar Police have busted a “solver gang” allegedly involved in the NEET-UG 2026 examination and arrested seven people from across the state.
The arrested individuals have been identified as Guddu Ray and Tapan Kumar Mitra. With barely four days remaining before polling, the purpose behind carrying such a large sum of cash remains unclear.
Police in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, on Friday claimed to have busted an interstate gang involved in online fraud using dummy bank accounts and a WhatsApp account allegedly operated from Cambodia.
One suspect was apprehended in the national capital, while the other was arrested in Ranchi, Jharkhand, with the assistance of the local police.
The arrested accused have been identified Gurbhej Singh (50) and his son Gurdit Singh (22), both residents of village Narla in Tarn Taran; Malkit Singh (50) of village Dall in Tarn Taran and Gurjit Singh (29) of village Kotli Saka in Ajnala, Amritsar.
The police identified the main accused as Bhushan Verma, who was held from Hapur in Uttar Pradesh on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday.
The accused, Bharathi (56), a functionary of the ruling DMK and president of Naryampattu panchayat in Tirupattur district, was arrested on Saturday last, by the Koyambedu police in Chennai on a complaint lodged by one Varalakshmi (50), a resident of Nerkundram in the city.
The SGSY is a rural self-employment program that provides assistance to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families to establish income-generating assets, including milching cows.
