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Searches were conducted at the premises of suspects linked with Pakistan Intelligence Operatives (PIOs) in the states of Delhi, Maharashtra (Mumbai), Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Assam and West Bengal.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday conducted a massive search operation at 15 locations in eight states across the country in a Pakistan-linked espionage case.

Searches were conducted at the premises of suspects linked with Pakistan Intelligence Operatives (PIOs) in the states of Delhi, Maharashtra (Mumbai), Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Assam and West Bengal.

NIA teams have seized several electronic gadgets and sensitive financial documents, along with other incriminating materials, during the searches. These are being extensively examined for clues to the espionage racket being run by Pakistan-based operatives as part of an anti-India terror conspiracy.

As per NIA investigations, the suspects targeted in the searches had connections with Pakistani operatives, and acted as financial conduits for carrying out espionage activities in India.

NIA had registered the case on 20th May following the arrest of an accused person who had been sharing sensitive information with PIOs since 2023 and had received funds through various conduits in India in lieu of leaking classified information related to national security.

The anti-terror agency is continuing with its investigation in the case, registered under sections 61(2), 147, 148 of BNS 2023, sections 3 & 5 of the Official Secrets Act 1923 and section 18 of UA(P) Act 1967.

Roshanbai and her live-in partner, got into a fight in their Jaipur house. An unfortunate turn of events led to the killing of her daughter.

Roshanbai and her live-in partner started their 300-kilometre-long journey from Jaipur to Rajasthan’s Baran district with a packet that had shocking contents – her four-year-old daughter’s body.

Roshanbai and Mahavir Bairwa, her live-in partner, got into a fight in their Jaipur house. An unfortunate turn of events led to the killing of her daughter Ishika. On reaching the man’s family’s residence in Baran, the couple tied the girl’s body with a dupatta, put it in a plastic bag and put it in a cupboard.

The body was discovered on Saturday when the man’s father Jairam Bairwa smelled a strong stench emanating from the cupboard and blooding dripping from it.

Baran Assistant Superintendent of Police Rajesh Chaudhary said Ishika was Roshanbai’s child with her former husband Ravinder Bairwa. She was living with her mother and her live-in partner for the last seven months.

While Mahavir Bairwa has been arrested, the search for Roshanbai is underway.

Mahavir Bairwa’s criminal record includes 15 serious cases, of murder, robbery, theft and assault. He had also been sentenced to jail in 2022 in the case of a farmer’s murder and came out on bail a year ago.

Roshanbai and Mahavir Bairwa, her live-in partner, got into a fight in their Jaipur house. An unfortunate turn of events led to the killing of her daughter Ishika. On reaching the man’s family’s residence in Baran, the couple tied the girl’s body with a dupatta, put it in a plastic bag and put it in a cupboard.

The body was discovered on Saturday when the man’s father Jairam Bairwa smelled a strong stench emanating from the cupboard and blooding dripping from it.

Baran Assistant Superintendent of Police Rajesh Chaudhary said Ishika was Roshanbai’s child with her former husband Ravinder Bairwa. She was living with her mother and her live-in partner for the last seven months.

While Mahavir Bairwa has been arrested, the search for Roshanbai is underway.

Mahavir Bairwa’s criminal record includes 15 serious cases, of murder, robbery, theft and assault. He had also been sentenced to jail in 2022 in the case of a farmer’s murder and came out on bail a year ago.

A day before dying by suicide, the man had told his wife’s sister that he was under a debt to the tune of Rs 4 to 5 lakh.

A couple in Rajasthan allegedly died by suicide amid uncertainty over paying back losses incurred in online gaming.

Kota resident Deepak Rathore, who used to play online games on his mobile phone, had told his sister a day before he and his wife Rajesh Rathore died by suicide that he was under a debt of Rs 4 to 5 lakh. “I have no option left except to die,” he had told his elder sister.

Deepak Rathore’s sister had asked him to not take any drastic steps and assured him that money will be arranged to pay back the debt. Despite the advice, the couple died by hanging from the fan in their room.

Their bodies were found when Deepak Rathore’s father Satyanarayan Rathore knocked on the door but received no response. A few minutes later, the couple’s five-year-old daughter opened the room’s door from inside.

While online gaming debt is being considered the reason behind the couple’s suicide, all aspects of the incident are being probed, Kota Rural Superintendent of Police Sujeet Shankar said.

The couple got married six years ago.

Last month, the Supreme Court had agreed to examine a plea seeking a complete ban on “illegal” betting apps. The petition also sought strict regulations on online gaming and fantasy sports, and the enactment of a comprehensive law. The top court issued a notice to the Centre and sought its response, but refrained from issuing notices to the state governments at the present stage.

Rajasthan Police have arrested three persons, including a software engineer, exposing a big online cricket betting ring.

Rajasthan Police have arrested three persons, including a software engineer, exposing a big online cricket betting ring. The gang had made bets of more than Rs 150 crore across the country, with a network spread to Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and several other states.

Police have seized six Android mobile phones, two laptops, a hard drive and an SUV with 15 ATM cards from them. Alwar SP Sanjeev Nain said that the arrested accused used to cheat people by creating websites of online betting apps.

Police recovered six Android mobiles, two laptops, a hard drive, 15 ATM cards of various banks and an SUV.

According to police, the gang had set up about 30 websites on the lines of the Mahadev Satta app.

These websites used to offer bets on other sports, including the IPL. In addition, online casinos and matka (such as Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Delhi, Jodhpur) and others were also available on these websites.

The accused were actively involved in the entire organisation, from the developer to the distributor and whitewashing black money. More than 60,000 agents and players were involved in this racket, worth Rs 150 crore. Money earned from betting was distributed online and through hawala, which was used to purchase properties in several cities.

A team from Udyog Nagar Police Station took action against Head Constable Sandeep working in the cyber cell on the basis of an intelligence tip.

While returning from Agra after the blockade, Nitin Paliwal was stopped and questioned. A case was registered on the basis of information obtained from his mobile and laptop. During the investigation, the team also arrested Mahesh Sharma and Piyush Sharma from Mathura.

He was arrested after inquiries and information obtained from his device revealed his involvement in an organised betting gang. The arrested accused include Nitin Paliwal of Scheme No. 10B in Alwar, Mahesh Sharma of Apnaghar Shalimar and Piyush Sharma of Shivaji Park.

Police have remanded the accused for four days, and further investigation is ongoing. If the investigation confirms the proceeds of organised crime, it will be seized under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code. Police are also gathering information about other members and associates of the gang.

Made from around 3,000 notes of Rs 500 each, the garland was meant as a grand gesture to honour the groom.

A man carrying a garland made of currency notes worth Rs 14.5 lakh was robbed at gunpoint. He was returning from a wedding in Bhiwadi in Rajasthan’s Alwar district. The incident occurred on June 1 and left the victim with head injuries.

Mr Shad, a relative of the groom from Kishangarh Bas town, rented the cash garland from Haryana for the wedding ceremony. Made from around 3,000 notes of Rs 500 each, the garland was meant as a grand gesture to honour the groom, a common tradition in Indian weddings.

According to police, the robbery occurred while Mr Shad and another person were on their way back to Haryana on a motorcycle, carrying the rented garland. Near Chuharpur village, a Hyundai Creta approached them at high speed, deliberately ramming their bike to stop them. The assailants then threatened Mr Shad with a gun and forcibly snatched the cash garland. He was also hit on the head, resulting in injuries.

Police officials quickly arrived at the scene, inspected the area, and launched a search for the suspects. Deputy Superintendent of Police Kailash Chaudhary confirmed that a case has been registered based on Mr Shad’s complaint and that investigations are underway. Authorities are actively working to identify and apprehend the accused.

In India, wedding cash garlands are a traditional symbol used to bless and honour the bride and groom. They represent prosperity, respect, and goodwill. 

In a related incident last year, a groom in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut abandoned his wedding procession to chase down a man who snatched his cash garland. The incident occurred on a highway during the traditional wedding ride on horseback.

A mini-truck driver reportedly tore off the garland and fled, but the groom quickly hopped on a passerby’s bike and gave chase. He caught up to the driver, climbed onto the truck, forced him out, and, along with others from the wedding party, confronted him.

The driver claimed he took the garland by mistake and had no intention to steal. No official complaint was filed, but a video of the dramatic chase went viral on social media

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