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₹500 Note Bundles, Flashlight Video and ‘Black Magic’ Claim: BJP District Minister Denies Cash Link in Viral Maharajganj Clip

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A video purportedly showing a BJP leader standing near bundles of ₹500 currency notes has gone viral on social media from Maharajganj district in Uttar Pradesh, triggering political controversy. The 20-second video, which surfaced on WhatsApp late Saturday evening, shows BJP District Minister Gautam Tiwari inside a room where bundles of ₹500 notes are seen stacked on the floor on a red carpet. In the clip, Tiwari is seen looking at the bundles using his mobile phone’s flashlight. The person recording the video is heard asking him to switch off the flashlight and claiming that he has filmed the minister with the cash. The video appears to show more than 150 bundles of notes. However, Gautam Tiwari has categorically denied that the money belongs to him. Speaking to journalists after the video went viral, he claimed that the cash shown in the video is fake and alleged that he had been trapped by people practising black magic. Tiwari alleged that five to six individuals cheated him of arou...
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Blue Box Horror in Jhansi: Retired Railway Employee Kills Girlfriend, Burns Body, Tries to Dump Remains in Taxi

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A chilling murder case, reminiscent of the recent Meerut blue drum incident, has come to light from Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh. A retired railway employee allegedly murdered his live-in partner, hid her body for over a week, later burnt it, and attempted to dispose of the remains in a box using a taxi. The incident surfaced late Saturday night near Minerva Square in the Kotwali police station area when a taxi driver alerted Dial 112 after sensing a foul smell coming from a blue box placed in his vehicle. When police opened the box, they found charred pieces of a woman’s body, burnt bones, coal, ash and water. Police investigation revealed that the accused, Ram Singh Parihar, a retired railway employee living in the Sipri Bazaar police station area, was in a live-in relationship with a 40-year-old woman, Preeti. He had rented a house for her in Lahar village. Ram Singh’s first wife lives in a railway outhouse, while his second wife resides in the Sayer Gate area. According to Sipri Bazaar ...
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Namaz in Vacant House Triggers Police Action in Bareilly: 12 Detained

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A controversial incident has surfaced from Bareilly district in Uttar Pradesh, where a vacant house was allegedly being used as a makeshift madrasa for offering congregational prayers in Mohammadganj village under the Bisharatganj police station area. According to police, congregational namaz had been offered at the vacant house for several Fridays. Some villagers objected to the activity and later informed the police. Acting on the information, Bisharatganj police reached the spot and found prayers being offered inside the house, triggering panic in the area. During the police action, 12 people were detained from the spot, while three others managed to flee. Police said the prayers were being held at a vacant house owned by one Hanif. Acting Station House Officer Anees Ahmed asked those present to produce written permission for holding congregational prayers at the location, but no valid document was submitted. In the absence of permission, police booked the 12 individuals under preve...
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Speed Turns Killer Again: Out-of-Control Dumper Mows Down Cars, Drags Toll Worker at Jhansi–Kanpur NH-27

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Speeding and negligence once again proved fatal on the Jhansi–Kanpur National Highway-27 in Uttar Pradesh. A horrific accident occurred on Friday at the Semri toll plaza under the Moth police station area, when a speeding dumper lost control and rammed into two cars parked at the toll lane. Eyewitnesses said the dumper suddenly entered the toll lane at high speed, first hitting one car and then crashing into another parked ahead, causing severe damage and panic at the toll plaza. The most disturbing part of the incident involved toll plaza worker Ramakant Richharia, who was hit by the dumper and trapped under the vehicle. Instead of stopping, the driver dragged him for a considerable distance, leaving him critically injured. The entire incident was captured on CCTV cameras installed at the toll plaza, and the footage has gone viral on social media. Ramakant Richharia was rushed to Jhansi Medical College, where doctors said he sustained serious head and body injuries and is battling for...
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Laughing Accused Surrenders in Court: Bareilly Cafe Assault Mastermind Walks Free of Fear After 20 Days on the Run

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Twenty days after Muslim students were allegedly assaulted at a cafe in Bareilly, the main accused, Rishabh Thakur, surrendered before a court on Saturday. He appeared before the ACJM-5 court and was sent to 14 days of judicial custody. A video of Rishabh’s surrender has surfaced, showing him arriving at court calmly, laughing and chatting with friends, with no visible fear of police action. Police had been searching for him after arresting his accomplices and sending them to jail. The incident occurred on December 27 at The Den Cafe and Restaurant in Rajendra Nagar, where a B.Sc Nursing student from Badaun was celebrating her birthday with 10 friends, including six girls and four boys. During the celebration, over 25 Bajrang Dal activists allegedly entered the cafe, accused the group of “love jihad,” and assaulted the boys present. The woman student told police that it was merely a birthday party and no objectionable activity was taking place. Despite her repeated pleas, her friends w...
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Caught With Other Men, Wife Killed at 3 AM: Husband Walks Into Police Station to Confess in Kanpur

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A shocking murder case came to light from Kanpur on Saturday morning when a young man walked into the Maharajpur police station and confessed to killing his wife. The accused, identified as 22-year-old Sachin Singh, told the police that he had strangled his wife, Shweta Singh, to death and had come to surrender. Police immediately took him into custody and rushed to the crime scene, where Shweta’s body was found wrapped in a blanket in a rented room at New Hi-Tech City, Rooma. Sachin, a resident of Mohanpur village in Fatehpur district, worked as a driver of a rented auto-rickshaw. He had married Shweta in August last year against the wishes of both families. The couple later shifted to Kanpur and lived in a rented room under the Maharajpur police station area. During interrogation, Sachin told police that he had long suspected his wife of having an affair, particularly after noticing repeated money transfers to her bank account. Shweta reportedly claimed the money was sent by her gran...
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Honeytrap Horror in Telangana: Couple Blackmailed 100+ Men, Extorted Lakhs

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Karimnagar (Telangana): Police have busted a large-scale honeytrap and blackmail racket allegedly run by a husband-and-wife duo from the Arepalli area of Karimnagar district. The couple is accused of targeting businessmen and young men, secretly recording compromising videos and extorting money for nearly three years. According to police, the 31-year-old husband, a marble and interior decoration businessman, and his 29-year-old wife, both originally from Mancherial district, lured victims through social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube. After gaining their trust, the woman allegedly invited them to the couple’s apartment, where the husband secretly recorded videos. The duo then allegedly threatened to circulate the videos to family members unless money was paid. Police said more than 100 men were blackmailed, and lakhs of rupees were extorted. The case surfaced after a lorry businessman complained that ₹13 lakh had already been extorted from him, with a further demand of ₹5 l...
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Dagger on Bengaluru Roads? Rider Threatens Commuters Near Nexus Mall in Broad Daylight

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A disturbing road rage incident was reported in Bengaluru on January 16, 2026, around 6.00 pm, opposite Nexus Shantiniketan Mall. A two-wheeler rider, bearing registration number KA53 JB 3274, allegedly brandished a dagger while riding in moving traffic, abused and threatened other road users. According to the complaint, the rider was cutting off vehicles, performing stunts, violating traffic rules and was not wearing a helmet. The dagger, visibly tucked into the back of his trousers, caused panic among commuters and raised serious concerns over public safety. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Whitefield) stated that a case has been registered at Kadugodi Police Station, the accused has been identified, and necessary action will be taken shortly. 
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Two Women Marry by Consent in Chhatarpur, Families Protest; Police Station Turns Battleground

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A sensitive and controversial case has emerged from the Civil Lines police station area of Chhatarpur district, where two adult women entered into a same-sex marriage with mutual consent, triggering protests by their families and a tense situation at the police station. According to reports, Anjali Raikwar (23), daughter of Anand Raikwar and a resident of Bajrang Nagar, and Mohini Kushwaha (21), daughter of Rakesh Kushwaha and a resident of Durga Colony, had been in a relationship for the past five years. Anjali stated that on January 12, the two women visited Bageshwar Dham, where they vowed to live together and married with mutual consent. Following their departure from home, the families lodged missing person complaints at the Civil Lines police station. The situation escalated after Mohini’s family learned about the marriage and reached the police station, allegedly attempting to forcibly take her back home. A heated argument broke out between the two sides, leading to a tense atmo...
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CCTV Twist in Bengaluru: ‘Boy Thieves’ Turn Out to Be Women Disguised as Men

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In a surprising case from Bengaluru, the Sampigehalli police have arrested two women who disguised themselves as young boys to carry out a series of house burglaries in broad daylight. The accused, identified as Shalu and Neelu, residents of Tanari Road, would roam neighbourhoods on a two-wheeler, carefully targeting unoccupied houses. Dressed like boys, they managed to evade suspicion while casing homes and committing thefts. The case came to light on January 13, when Sangamesh, an auto driver living in Agrahara Layout near Yelahanka, returned home to find his house burgled. According to police, the thieves had been closely monitoring the family’s movements and struck soon after the house was locked. Following the complaint, the Sampigehalli police analysed CCTV footage from the area. The visuals clearly showed two individuals, appearing to be young boys, arriving on a scooter and entering the house. Police traced the registration number of the vehicle seen in the footage. Using the C...
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