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Mob lynching stems from crowd psychology, where de-individuation and emotional contagion fuel violence. Loss of personal responsibility and social media's amplification of outrage are key drivers. Preventing these tragedies requires emotional education, swift police action, public awareness about justice, responsible digital practices, and strong community leadership to curb vigilante justice.

Dalton Eatherly, known online as “Chud the Builder,” became famous for controversial livestreams, rage-bait videos, and disruptive public behavior. The influencer is now back in headlines after a courthouse shooting investigation in Clarksville, Tennessee left two people injured. The incident has sparked wider debate about internet fame, shock content, influencer culture, and how online controversy can sometimes spill into real-world situations.

In a devastating turn of events, the Polish internet scene mourns the loss of Lil Narcyz, aka Nikodem Czyżewski, discovered lifeless in Croatia at just 23 years old. This YouTube sensation, celebrated for his comedic sketches and memorable diss tracks, had captivated 450,000 subscribers before being reported missing earlier this spring.

Controversial Singaporean YouTuber Amos Yee was reportedly assaulted outside the Doujima anime convention in Singapore by an 18-year-old dressed as Yuji Itadori. Videos online showed the cosplayer punching and kicking Yee during the altercation. The incident came after convention organisers banned Yee from entering the event. Following the attack, Yee blamed the organisers for escalating tensions and denied rumours accusing him of inappropriate behaviour at the venue.

A popular YouTuber's lavish lifestyle, including a Dubai cruise wedding, has drawn the Enforcement Directorate's attention. Investigators allege his empire was built on illegal betting promotions and money laundering. The case highlights the blurred lines between fantasy sports and betting, and the regulatory gaps exploited by online platforms.

While BTS is celebrated for their chart-topping singles, there exists a wealth of lesser-known tracks waiting to be explored. Songs like the early rap powerhouse 'We On' and the upbeat 'Spine Breaker' showcase their roots, while heartfelt solo pieces like Suga's 'So Far Away' and RM's reflective 'UhGood' demonstrate personal growth.

Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad faces backlash for a midnight threat to a publisher over a book on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Gaikwad objected to the book's title, demanding the publisher "go where Pansare has gone." An audio clip of the alleged expletive-laden call circulated, prompting a police complaint and protests.

An India-based medical student created and operated a popular AI-generated Instagram influencer, "Emily Hart," who amassed millions of followers with patriotic and political content targeting conservative US audiences. The virtual persona, presented as a registered nurse, was monetized through merchandise and subscription platforms, generating thousands of dollars monthly before the account was removed for fraudulent activity.

A man returning from South Africa was apprehended at Delhi airport in connection with a terror module probe. He was reportedly part of an Instagram video call featuring individuals displaying firearms. While initially cleared, his name re-emerged as authorities investigated a broader network with alleged Pakistani handlers spreading provocative content online.

Two Samajwadi Party MLAs and 43 others were booked for rioting and assaulting a public servant after a violent clash in Katariya village. The incident occurred when an SP delegation attempted to meet the family of a murdered girl, leading to brick-batting and injuries, including a severe head injury to the SHO.

UP Police and ATS arrested Majul, a key accused linked to a suspected ISIS module, after he arrived from South Africa. He was on a lookout circular along with two others believed to be in Saudi Arabia. The case originated from a video showing firearms and provocative content posted online.

Noida police have filed an FIR against social media users for spreading fake videos, including an old clip falsely presented as a Noida incident of police brutality. This misinformation surfaced amid ongoing worker protests, exacerbating tensions and property damage.

Police Said The Clip Was Recorded In MP’s Shahdol On April 11 But Falsely Linked To Noida Protests

Former Andhra Pradesh CM Jaganmohan Reddy's ex-PRO Pudi Srihari was arrested by Chittoor district police for alleged derogatory social media posts against CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu. The YSRCP condemned the arrest, calling it an attempt to suppress opposition and divert attention from Jagan's scheduled visit.

Gautam Budh Nagar police have identified Pakistan-based social media accounts spreading misinformation to incite labour unrest. These accounts allegedly fabricated reports of worker deaths during protests on April 13, leading to renewed tensions. Investigations are ongoing to identify further links and individuals involved in the foreign-backed campaign.

A viral social media post questioning 'gentle parenting' has sparked anxiety among parents like Shristi Rai, highlighting the manipulative power of 'rage bait.' This provocative content, designed to trigger stress and bypass logic, is a lucrative digital strategy. Experts warn it hijacks the brain's emotional centers, potentially leading to anxiety and depression, especially in vulnerable individuals and young people.

Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad has issued a lookout circular for Aaqib, a key handler in Dubai. He is believed to be the mastermind behind a recently busted ISIS terror module. The module, led by Saqib alias Devil, was allegedly directed by foreign handlers. Investigations reveal Aaqib's role in connecting Saqib with Pakistani handlers.