POLICE COMMISSIONER SANTOSH KUMAR SINGH
PM Modi announces Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia for kin of Udhampur bus accident victims
Prime Minister Modi announced ₹2 lakh ex-gratia for families of victims in a tragic Udhampur bus accident, with ₹50,000 for the injured. The bus, en route from Ramnagar to Udhampur, collided with an auto, resulting in 15 confirmed deaths and 33 injured. Authorities are prioritizing medical care for the wounded, with potential airlifting for critical cases.
15 killed, several injured as bus plunges into gorge in J&K’s Udhampur
A passenger bus plunged down a hill in Udhampur district on Monday. The accident claimed 15 lives and left 20 people injured. Locals initiated rescue efforts before emergency services arrived. The bus was traveling from a remote village to Udhampur. Seriously injured individuals are being airlifted for medical aid. The local administration is coordinating relief efforts.
ED crackdown in Bengal: Kolkata businessman arrested, cop’s premises searched in laundering probe
The Enforcement Directorate has arrested a Kolkata businessman in a money laundering investigation. The probe targets a criminal syndicate operating in the poll-bound state. Searches were conducted at the businessman's residence and that of a Kolkata Police Deputy Commissioner. The case is linked to alleged organized criminal activities and illegal fund generation.
Hyderabad police crackdown on pan-India cyber fraud network, 32 bank officials among 52 held
Under 'Operation Octopus 2.O', as many as 32 bank officials, 15 mule account holders and five middlemen were apprehended for complicity, Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar said in a release.
UP Police bust inter-state cyber gang in Bareilly with links to Nepal, China; arrests 5
Uttar Pradesh Police have uncovered a major inter-state cyber fraud network. Five individuals were apprehended in Bareilly for their alleged involvement in duping people across multiple states. The syndicate is suspected to have connections with operators in Nepal and handlers in China. Investigations revealed the use of fake accounts and digital tools for fraudulent transactions.
Opposition plans to move fresh notice seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Opposition parties are preparing a new attempt to remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Following the rejection of their previous notices, senior MPs from several parties are drafting a fresh motion. They aim to gather more signatures to demonstrate broader support. The opposition had accused the CEC of failing to maintain independence and acting under executive influence.
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Vedanta Chhattisgarh power plant blast: Death toll rises to 23
The death toll from a blast at the Vedanta power plant in Chhattisgarh's Sakti district has risen to 23. Two more workers died from their injuries on Saturday. Twelve others remain hospitalized, with three in critical condition. An FIR has been filed, naming Vedanta Group chairman Anil Agarwal. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the explosion.
Pakistan's 'invisible hand' behind Noida protests? 2 Pak-based X accounts spread fake death claims to trigger labour violence, confirms police
Pakistan Noida protest link: Noida Police have identified two social media accounts on X, operated from Pakistan via VPNs, for allegedly inciting workers during the April 13 labour unrest over minimum wage hikes. The accounts, Anushi Tiwari (Proud Indian) and Meer Ilyas Inc, reportedly spread misinformation regarding multiple deaths to escalate tensions.
Noida protests flare up again over salary hike demands
Workers protested for salary hikes near Sector 8 Jama Masjid, while police investigated social media accounts from Pakistan allegedly fueling earlier labor unrest. Authorities are probing the role of a group called Mazdoor Bigul Dasta in mobilizing workers and inciting unrest through WhatsApp groups.
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: SC dismisses plea against EC move to transfer chief secretary, DGP, others
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the Election Commission of India's orders to transfer senior police officers and bureaucrats in West Bengal. The court noted that such transfers are common. While acknowledging the legal issue of consultation, the bench declined to intervene in the current matter. The Calcutta High Court had previously refused to interfere with the transfers.
Mathura boat capsize: Last pilgrim's missing body found, death toll climbs to 16
Tragedy strikes Vrindavan as the death toll from a boat capsize reaches 16 with the recovery of the final missing pilgrim. The incident, which occurred on April 10, saw a boat carrying pilgrims overturn near Keshi Ghat. An intensive search operation concluded with the body of Pankaj Malhotra being found.
TCS Nashik case: Male accused acted like organised gang to target female colleagues
The investigation into alleged religious conversion and sexual harassment at a Nashik branch of an IT giant suggests that seven male accused operated like an organised gang to target female employees, a senior officer has said.
Nashik sexual harassment case: 'Male accused acted like organised gang to target female colleagues'
Police in Nashik have registered nine FIRs over alleged sexual harassment and attempted religious conversion at a local branch of Tata Consultancy Services, with investigations indicating that seven male employees acted in a coordinated manner to target female colleagues. Eight accused, including a female operations manager, have been arrested, while another woman is absconding, and HR officials are accused of discouraging complaints. Sandeep Karnik said a special investigation team is probing the case, with central agencies also being consulted to examine any wider links.
Himachal CM unveils Rs 1,500 support for Kinnaur women, geothermal project for Peo
Himachal Pradesh celebrated its 79th Day with enthusiasm. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced significant welfare schemes and development projects. These include financial aid for women, geothermal heating systems, and infrastructure upgrades. The state is also focusing on border trade resumption and promoting tourism. Healthcare and education sectors are set for major reforms.
University workers protest in Greater Noida; situation calm amid heightened vigil after earlier unrest
Workers at Shiv Nadar University in Greater Noida protested for salary increases and more overtime pay. Police reported the situation remained peaceful and was resolved after discussions. Security was heightened across Gautam Buddha Nagar following recent protests.
‘You get what you pay for’: Chinese woman naps 5 hours in office, in Noida workers protest for basic pay
Noida witnessed a violent workers' protest over wages on Monday. Clashes, arson, and vandalism erupted in key industrial areas, disrupting traffic and leading to over 300 arrests. Meanwhile, a woman in China staged a unique silent protest by napping in her office to highlight low pay. The Noida unrest saw vehicles set ablaze and public property damaged.
'Same company, 35% higher salaries': The Gurgaon connection behind Noida factory workers’ protests
Noida's factory workers erupted in violent protests, demanding higher minimum wages after learning of significant pay hikes in Gurgaon. This wage disparity, exacerbated by Haryana's nearly 35% increase, fueled widespread unrest, leading to torching of vehicles and stone-pelting. Over 300 arrests were made as authorities investigate potential organized mobilization.
300 held, 7 FIRs after workers' protest; 'syndicate' angle under probe: Noida police commissioner
More than 300 people were arrested and seven FIRs filed after a workers’ protest turned violent in Noida, police said. Commissioner Laxmi Singh stated that authorities acted quickly to disperse crowds, identified instigators, and are probing an organised network behind the unrest, with further arrests and investigations underway.
Noida protests spreads on Tuesday: Check where workers and police are clashing
Noida protest news: Protests persist in Noida's Hosiery Complex. Workers demand higher minimum wages. Violence erupted Monday with stone pelting and torched vehicles. Over 300 arrests were made. Police conduct route marches. A government committee meets stakeholders to find a resolution.
Centre reshuffles top bureaucracy; appoints 48 officers as joint secretaries
The Centre has announced a significant bureaucratic reshuffle. Forty-eight civil servants have been appointed to joint secretary or equivalent positions. Hardik Satishchandra Shah is now private secretary to the prime minister at the joint secretary level. Several other officers have been assigned key roles across various government departments, including agriculture, civil aviation, commerce, defence, and home affairs.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh visits Senapati District after 3 years
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited Senapati District, emphasizing inclusive development and peace. He met with civil society organizations and addressed local concerns. Meanwhile, the Army's GOC engaged with Tangkhul and Kuki communities in remote villages. Discussions focused on mutual understanding and peaceful resolutions. The Army reaffirmed its commitment to safety and security for all communities.
ISI-backed BKI module exposed, MBA graduates and tech-savvy recruits used for terror ops
Security agencies have uncovered a terror module. Delhi Police identified Manu Agwan and Maninder Billa as key handlers. The module involved educated youth in arms trafficking and narco-smuggling. MBA graduates led a corporate layer. Digital operations were managed by a BCA graduate. The network used illegal arms proceeds for funding. Digital forensics helped dismantle the operation.
EC transfers 12 police officials in poll-bound West Bengal
The Election Commission of India has ordered a major reshuffle of police leadership in poll-bound West Bengal, transferring 12 senior officers across Kolkata Police and the state police. Key changes include new appointments to Joint Commissioner roles in crime, headquarters and intelligence, along with the replacement of Deputy Commissioners in multiple city divisions.
Pakistani handler expanding network in India via social media, 2 arrested men told UP Police
Police in Bijnor have arrested two men for allegedly communicating with a Pakistan-linked handler in Saudi Arabia. The handler reportedly used social media to expand his network in India. Interrogation revealed the handler incited youngsters and promoted anti-national activities. This development follows a previous investigation where weapons shown in a video were deemed toys.
Mathura boat accident: 10 dead, several missing after tourist boat capsizes in Yamuna
Mathura Yamuna River Boat Accident: A tourist boat capsized in the Yamuna river in Mathura. Six people have died. Several others are missing. Rescue operations are underway. The National Disaster Response Force and local authorities are at the scene. The cause of the incident is not yet known. More details are expected.
Paper solvers racket busted in Delhi, IIT, NIT and other top institute students used to solve exam questions remotely
Delhi Police has uncovered a sophisticated exam-solving racket. The operation, based in Dwarka, allegedly used remote access to help students cheat in online entrance examinations. One individual has been arrested, and 32 students were detained during a raid. The network is believed to have manipulated exam centers and charged significant amounts for admissions to prestigious institutions.
660 arrests, 499 FIRs, Rs 519 crore fraud: How Delhi Police's CyHawk 4.0 op caught cyber scamsters across 20+ states within 48 hours
Delhi Police concluded Operation CyHawk 4.0, a massive 48-hour coordinated strike against organized cybercrime syndicates across 20 states and Union Territories. Orchestrated between April 6 and April 8, the crackdown involved over 600 teams and resulted in the arrest of 660 suspects and the registration of 499 FIRs. Working with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), investigators linked ₹519 crore in defrauded funds to identified mule accounts and mobile networks.
Manipur Violence: Two minors killed in bomb blast, curfew imposed
Violence erupted in Manipur's Bishnupur district. Suspected militants bombed a home, killing two young children and injuring their mother. Later, security forces fired on protesters storming a CRPF camp, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. Tensions escalated with road blockades and vehicle fires. Curfews and internet suspensions were imposed across several districts.
BJP Govt & police must come out of their anti-Dalit mindset: AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Delhi President Saurabh Bharadwaj said the BJP-controlled Delhi Police is driven by prejudice, pointing out that while no FIR was registered even after an attack on Dalit MLA Kuldeep Kumar, the entire police machinery, including the Commissioner, swung into action when ink was thrown at the Assembly Speaker's car and a bouquet was left behind.
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