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BSF Weapons Seizure: The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized a large cache of weapons in a major operation along the India-Pakistan international border. An Indian citizen was also arrested during the operation, accused of being involved in a conspiracy to transport the seized weapons. BSF Weapons Seizure: The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized a large cache of weapons in a major operation along the India-Pakistan international border. An Indian citizen was also arrested during the operation, accused of being involved in a conspiracy to transport the seized weapons. The consignment was delivered via drone According to preliminary information, this consignment of weapons was sent from Pakistan via drone into the Indian border. Security agencies suspect that cross-border smuggling networks and intelligence agencies may be behind this. What was recovered? The BSF operation resulted in the seizure of an AK-47 rifle, 25 foreign-made pistols, 368 live cartridges, and 47 magazines. Se...

Karamjit Singh, the hospital's medical superintendent, said Prince has been placed on a ventilator. His condition remains critical. The next 24 hours are crucial. The bullet is still lodged in his brain. Only after the CT scan results are received will any decision be made regarding further treatment. An incident that took place last Monday in Tarn Taran, Punjab, shocked everyone. Prince Raj, a law college student, shot and killed his classmate, Sandeep Kaur, before shooting himself. Sandeep Kaur died on the spot, while Prince is undergoing treatment at Guru Nanak Dev Hospital, where he is on a ventilator. A bullet is lodged in Prince's head. Doctors stated that Prince's condition is very critical, and the operation is also critical. Police have filed a murder case against Prince. Sandeep Kaur,  a law student, was a resident of Naushera Pannuan village in the Patti constituency. Prince, a student, was from Malia village. They were classmates at Mai Bhago Law College in Usma...

Moga's Deputy Superintendent of Police, Gurpreet Singh, said the school principal alerted the police about the threat email, following which the students were sent home. Chandigarh: Police on Wednesday thoroughly searched the premises of a school in Punjab’s Moga after it received a bomb threat email. In the meantime, Moga's Deputy Superintendent of Police, Gurpreet Singh, said the school principal alerted the police about the threat email, following which the students were sent home. Police conduct checks "We are conducting a check of the school premises. School was evacuated, and the children have left," he said. Last month, some schools in Patiala and Jalandhar received bomb threat emails. However, it turned out to be a hoax. Three district courts in Chhattisgarh get bomb threat Last week, three district courts in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon, Durg and Bilaspur received bomb threats via anonymous emails, officials said. After searching the three premises, police ...

  Chandigarh (Kuldeep):  There was a stampede in the Sector 43 District Court of Chandigarh when a bomb threat was received on the official email of the Sessions Judge. Upon receiving the information, the prosecution immediately alerted the security agencies and as a precaution, the entire court complex was evacuated.  Bomb squad, police of Sector 36 police station, QRT team and other intelligence agencies reached the spot. Security teams thoroughly searched the entire court complex. No suspicious object or explosive was found during the investigation.  After the investigation was completed, the officers termed it as a rumor. The administration and people present in the court complex breathed a sigh of relief as no threat was found. Currently, the police are investigating the case and the identity of the email sender.  News is originally taken from: https://bit.ly/4qXytzl Samachar App : watch the live latest news of India and the world, business updates, cr...

In Sohana town, Mohali district, Punjab, gunfire erupted during a match of the Bedwan Sports Club's four-day Kabaddi tournament. The Kabaddi promoter (organizer) and a player were seriously injured in the firing. Both were rushed to the hospital, where organizer Rana Balachauriya died. The Bambiha gang is believed to be involved in the incident. A major incident has been reported from the Sohna area of Mohali, Punjab. A shooting occurred during a Kabaddi tournament. The incident occurred at the Sector 82 ground where a Kabaddi match was underway. According to reports, attackers arrived on a motorcycle and opened fire. A Kabaddi player and the tournament organizer were seriously injured in the crossfire. Both were rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared the organizer dead. Singer Mankirt Aulakh was going to come to the tournament Eyewitnesses said they initially thought it was firecrackers. Around six shots were fired during the match, passing over spectators. Kabaddi players...

  Khanna (Bipin):  Khanna Police has busted a gang of people who were getting bails from courts on the basis of fake documents and arrested two main accused. The arrested accused have been identified as Surjit Singh, resident of village Durgapur, police station Bhadson, district Patiala and Mehma Singh, resident of Rajpura. From their possession, the police have recovered 9 fake Aadhaar cards, fake seal of Naib Tehsildar, a fake valuation certificate, and fake stamped deeds. According to the police, this gang was involved in such activities for a long time and has got bails in more than 25 cases till date. SSP Dr. Jyoti Yadav said that the police received information through an informer that Surjit Singh, a resident of Azad Nagar Khanna, was running this gang. A police team led by SHO Vinod Kumar of City Police Station-1 and ASI Pargat Singh raided Tehsil Khanna and arrested the accused. During the investigation, it was found that this gang used to prepare fake Aadhar cards by...

Spy Jasbir, arrested from Punjab, has revealed that former sub-inspector of Pak police Nasir Dhillon is the mastermind of the espionage racket in India. Dhillon used to contact Indians by posing as a YouTuber. Jasvir and YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra were called to Lahore and introduced to ISI. Agencies suspect that hundreds of former Pak policemen are involved in this racket. Jasbir Singh, an alleged spy arrested from Punjab, has made a big disclosure to the security agencies during interrogation. According to him, the mastermind of the spying network operating in India is former sub-inspector of Pakistan Police, Nasir Dhillon. Dhillon is now a Pakistani YouTuber by profession, but is engaged in conducting espionage activities against India. According to the information, the alleged spy Jasbir Singh told that it was Nasir Dhillon who arranged his meeting with the officials of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI in Lahore. Not only this, Dhillon also arranged Jasvir's meeting with another ...

During the investigation, Jyoti Malhotra told police that she went to the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi in 2023 to apply for a visa and met a man named Ahsan-ur-Rahim, alias Danish. New Delhi:  In the aftermath of the conflict between India and Pakistan, the police, Indian authorities and other intelligence units have arrested at least 11 accused from across three states for allegedly spying for Pakistan amid increased surveillance on espionage activities. Jyoti Malhotra, a resident of Haryana, was arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information and being in continuous contact with a Pakistani citizen Danish. According to Shashank Kumar Sawan, Superintendent of Police Hisar, Jyoti was being developed as an asset and had maintained ties with other YouTube influencers and Pakistani nationals. Sawan stated, "She was in touch with other YouTube influencers, and they were also in contact with the Pakistan Information Officers (PIOs). She used to go to Pakistan, like on sponsor...