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A woman in Jaipur allegedly severed a man's private parts and injured his neck with a blade after accusing him of rape. The man, who recently married, was found severely injured and is undergoing treatment. He has filed a counter-complaint, denying the rape and alleging attempted murder. Police have registered separate FIRs and are investigating the claims.

A retired IAS officer tragically died after a fire erupted in his South Delhi residence, suspected to be caused by faulty electrical wiring igniting an AC blast. While authorities registered a negligence case, allegations of delayed firefighter response and access issues emerged. Efforts to control the blaze were hampered by a room mesh and parked cars.

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A lost bag containing gold jewellery and a camera, valued at Rs 11 lakh, was successfully recovered and returned to its owner by the GRP. Constable Kherade found the abandoned white leather bag on a local train and, after a swift investigation, located and contacted the owner, Karan Shah. All valuables were found intact.

A Pune man was abducted and taken to Beed district in an attempt to force him into marriage. Police swiftly arrested seven individuals and detained a minor, uncovering a plot orchestrated by a woman known to the victim for three years. The victim, who had refused her marriage proposal, was rescued within four hours of the abduction.

A 61-year-old mentally challenged homeless woman was gangraped in Velachery early Thursday. Police arrested two guest workers from Bihar, aged 26 and 23, who confessed to targeting the victim. The incident occurred after she was taken to a secluded area near a park.

In anticipation of Bakrid festivities, Jharkhand police have escalated security measures, sending out comprehensive directives to oversee all 24 districts, aiming to deter any anti-social behavior and curb rumor dissemination.

Following the Balianta lynching, Bhubaneswar police are deploying the STU to combat mob violence. Trained for urban terrorism, these commandos will now handle crowd control, with special sessions focusing on restraint.

Bhubaneswar police are deploying their special tactical unit to combat mob violence. This decision follows a recent lynching incident that highlighted crowd control issues. The unit, trained for urban terrorism, will now handle violent crowds. Special training sessions are planned for commandos. Local police are also finalizing standard operating procedures and conducting mock drills to improve response to such incidents.

A Chandigarh liquor shop owner was arrested for allegedly distributing free vodka-based ice golas to the public without a license. The incident, captured in viral social media videos, led to a case registered under the Punjab Excise Act. The owner denied involvement, suggesting a customer might have acted independently.

As Bakrid approaches, the Patna administration has taken decisive action by deploying magistrates and police at 479 strategic points throughout the city. This proactive measure aims to maintain peace and security, complemented by vigilant monitoring of social media platforms. Special provisions at Gandhi Maidan are in place, featuring regulated entry, efficient water management, and medical assistance ready on standby.

A speeding coal truck crashed into a house and grocery shop in Chatra early Saturday morning, causing significant damage. The driver lost control while heading towards Simaria, resulting in the destruction of a major portion of the property and goods worth lakhs. Fortunately, no major injuries were reported, and the truck has been seized.

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