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According to intelligence sources, underworld don Dawood Ibrahim is deeply upset with the film "Dhurandhar." The film portrays Dawood Ibrahim in a weak and helpless position, which has fueled resentment within the D-Company. There are reports of displeasure within underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his D-Company over the recently released film "Dhurandhar." According to intelligence sources, a character in the film is believed to be inspired by Dawood Ibrahim. It is being claimed that the film portrays this character in a weak and helpless position, which has fueled displeasure within the D-Company. The agencies suspect that this has led to attempts to reactivate the D-Company's network in India. Many details came to light after the Delhi Police action. Recently, the Delhi Police Special Cell arrested nine suspected agents linked to the ISI and the underworld in connection with an alleged conspiracy against India. Based on information revealed during the investig...

Patiala News: A shocking case came to light in Patiala on Tuesday morning, where the body of a young girl was recovered from a blue drum lying in a garbage heap near the DCW bridge near Railway Colony. Patiala News: A shocking case came to light in Patiala on Tuesday morning, where the body of a young girl was recovered from a blue drum lying in a garbage heap near the DCW bridge near Railway Colony. A red cover was attached to the drum so that no one would suspect. As soon as the information was received, the police and forensic teams reached the spot. On opening the drum, the body of a girl was found inside, whose age is said to be around 15 to 20 years. According to the police, the deceased has “Neha” written in English on one hand, while the other hand has a heart tattoo and the letters “NA” tattooed on it. Scratches and blood marks were also found on the face and hands. Investigating officer Gurvinder Singh said that at around 5:15 am, the Urban Estate police station received info...

According to reports, while voting was underway in New Shakya Nagar this afternoon, supporters of the Akali Dal candidate said that some AAP members tried to forcefully cast fake votes. A fierce commotion broke out at booth number 30 of New Shakya Nagar on Sriganganagar Road in Abohar this afternoon. A clash broke out between AAP and Akali Dal members protesting against the rigging of votes. They attacked each other with bricks. Five people, including a woman, were injured. They were immediately admitted to the hospital, where one person was seriously injured and was referred after first aid. According to reports, while voting was underway in New Shakya Nagar this afternoon, supporters of the Akali Dal candidate said that some AAP members tried to forcefully cast fake votes. When they stopped them, they attacked them with bricks and stones. Dayaram's sons Karamchand and Sanjay Kumar, both from the Akali Dal, were hit on the head with bricks. Seema Devi, who came to their rescue, wa...

During a check in Ghazipur, the ARTO busted a major racket of fake number plates. Fake number plates from seven districts in Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand were recovered from a suspicious truck. Mining mafias used these to evade toll and police checks. The ARTO seized the truck and launched an investigation to determine the source and network of the fake number plates. During a check in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, the ARTO uncovered a gang involved in fraud and fake number plates. According to the ARTO, while on patrol, he spotted a truck and, suspecting it, stopped it. Several fake number plates from various districts were found inside the truck. The ARTO immediately seized the truck and handed it over to the police. However, before any action could be taken, the truck driver fled and locked the vehicle. The incident took place on Sunday when ARTO Dhanveer Yadav and mining officials went on a vehicle checking drive as part of a road safety campaign. After checking vehicles all night, they ...

Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old from Noida, died by suicide at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12. Her family accused her in-laws of dowry harassment and abetment to suicide, while the Singh family claimed she was addicted to drugs. After 10 days on the run, Samarth Singh, the husband of Twisha Sharma, surfaced dramatically at a court in Jabalpur to surrender on Friday before being taken into custody by police in the high-profile death case that has triggered outrage and demands for a CBI probe. “ Aap criminal hain (Are you a criminal),” a reporter repeatedly asked as Samarth was mobbed by journalists and camerapersons inside courtroom Hours earlier, Samarth’s lawyer had said his client would surrender in court. However, there was confusion on the ground as the accused moved from courtroom to courtroom while police waited outside to arrest him. He was finally taken into custody by the Jabalpur Police. The High Court allowed Samarth Singh to surrender before the trial court or Katara Pol...

The Jabalpur High Court in Madhya Pradesh has imposed a fine of ₹10 lakh on the government in a 16-year-old case. Security agencies arrested an innocent man at Bhopal Airport for allegedly carrying garam masala. He was jailed for 57 days. The victim has now won the case. The court has awarded compensation of ₹10 lakh. The Jabalpur High Court has delivered its verdict after 16 years in the case of garam masala being declared a drug at the Bhopal airport, the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The High Court, while delivering a significant verdict in favor of Gwalior engineer Ajay Singh, sharply criticized the state government and the functioning of investigative agencies. The court acknowledged that technical flaws and delays in the investigation caused an innocent man to suffer mental, social, and professional harm for a decade and a half. The Jabalpur High Court directed the state government to pay Ajay Singh 10 lakh rupees in compensation. Garam masala was branded a drug 16 years ago . This ...