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.
Superintendent of Police Kumar Gaurav had received intelligence inputs that Sunil Oraon was hiding near Nawagarh under Sadar police station, while Mukesh Lohra was believed to be in the vicinity of Purni Palheya village under Manika police station.
According to the police, the accused were wanted in a case registered last month at Maharashtra’s Miraj Railway Police Station.
According to sources, the complainant alleged that Easwar and others circulated her personal photos and details online as part of a targeted campaign against her.
Jakati, however, was granted bail by the SDM Court within an hour and a half of his arrest.
The accused, who is the wife of one of the other accused, was declared a proclaimed offender on May 19, 2022. She was wanted for her alleged involvement in the murder of one Abhishek, also known as Monu, he said.
