Class 1 student sexually assaulted in Bengal’s Midnapore, parents demand accountability from school
The parents have alleged that the principal repeatedly requested them not to report the matter to higher authorities.
The parents have alleged that the principal repeatedly requested them not to report the matter to higher authorities.
The Delhi Congress on Tuesday criticised the BJP-led governments at the Centre and in Delhi over the alleged deterioration of law and order following the kidnapping, sexual assault and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Mehrauli.
A young UPSC aspirant was found dead in her Delhi residence, with investigators probing possible assault and focusing on a former domestic help as a key suspect.
A foreign tourist’s escape and complaint to embassy officials led to arrests in a Kodagu homestay case, now under scrutiny for alleged isolation tactics and regulatory violations.
The Jharkhand High Court on Monday took suo motu cognisance of the death of a 12-year-old girl in Hazaribag’s Vishnugarh area, with police probing allegations of sexual assault and murder, even as the incident triggered a fresh political confrontation in the state.
A woman has filed a complaint of sexual assault against Prashob C. Valsan, a Congress councillor from the 24th division of Palakkad Municipality. The complaint has been lodged with Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and the Palakkad District Police Chief.
Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Tuesday confirmed that left-arm pacer Yash Dayal, who has multiple allegations of sexual assault and exploitation against him, will not participate in the Indian Premier League 2026, despite remaining under contract with the franchise
According to the police, the incident was reported on Thursday, and the victim was admitted in an unconscious state to a hospital.
In a statement, the UGC also assured that the culprits will not be spared and that stringent action will be taken against them.
Congratulating the police for nabbing the accused within a day by acting swiftly, Chief Minister M K Stalin said no amount of strong words would suffice to condemn the inhuman crime.
