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  • Tragic Gas Inhalation: Four of a Family Die While Cleaning Septic Tank in Bihar

    SITAMARHI (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — A pall of gloom has descended over Kurhar village in Bihar’s Sitamarhi district after four members of a single family died on Tuesday evening. The victims reportedly inhaled toxic fumes while attempting to clean a septic tank at their residence.

    The Incident in Kurhar Village

    The tragedy occurred around 6:00 PM on Tuesday within the jurisdiction of the Bokhra police station. According to local officials and eyewitnesses, the sequence of events was a desperate chain reaction:

    • Initial Entry: One family member entered the newly constructed or recently opened septic tank to clean it but became unconscious almost immediately due to the buildup of lethal gases (likely hydrogen sulfide and methane).
    • Attempted Rescues: Seeing him collapse, three other family members entered the tank one after another in a frantic attempt to rescue him. All three were also overwhelmed by the toxic atmosphere.
    • Casualties: By the time local villagers realized the gravity of the situation and pulled them out, all four had succumbed to the fumes.

    The Deceased Have Been Identified As:

    1. Rajeev Sahni
    2. Krishna Kumar
    3. Ravindra Sahni
    4. Vinay Sahni

    Official Response and Compensation

    Bokhra Police Station in-charge and local administrative officials reached the spot shortly after the incident. The bodies were sent to the Sitamarhi Sadar Hospital for post-mortem examination to confirm the cause of death.

    • Ex-Gratia: Following the state government’s policy for accidental deaths, the district administration has initiated the process to provide an ex-gratia compensation of ₹4 lakh to the next of kin for each of the deceased.
    • Safety Warnings: Authorities have once again issued a stern advisory to villagers against entering septic tanks or deep manholes without professional safety gear and proper ventilation, as “sewer gas” can be fatal within seconds.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Bihar: Four of family die after inhaling toxic gas while cleaning septic tank” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Times of India: “Four of a family die after inhaling toxic gas in Sitamarhi” (March 4, 2026)
    • Hindustan: “सीতামঢ়ী: সেপটিক ট্যাঙ্ক পরিষ্কার করতে গিয়ে বিষাক্ত গ্যাসে ৪ জনের মৃত্যু” (March 4, 2026)
    • NDTV: “4 Family Members Die Inhaling Toxic Gas In Bihar Septic Tank” (March 4, 2026)

  • Meerut Murder Mystery: “Archita Arora” Revealed as Turkmenistan Citizen “Muhabbat”

    MEERUT (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — A complex murder investigation in Meerut has taken a dramatic turn as the woman found dead in the Mawana area on February 21 has been identified not as an Indian national, but as a citizen of Turkmenistan. The case, which initially appeared to be a local dispute, has now exposed a potential cross-border “flesh trade” network and a significant lapse in the initial police identification.

    From Mistaken Identity to Global Investigation

    When the body was first discovered near Bhagwati Farm House on the Meerut-Bijnor highway, police found a disfigured face and an Aadhaar card identifying the victim as Archita Arora from Delhi (originally Ambala). Based on this, they arrested four men and declared the case “solved.”

    • The Challenge: On February 25, two women—one from Turkmenistan and one from Uzbekistan—approached the Mawana police. They asserted that the deceased was actually Najmudinova Muhabbat Sunatovna, a 40-year-old Turkmenistan national who had been living in India for roughly 15 years.
    • The Confirmation: Muhabbat’s mother, Gulnara Sunatovna, identified her daughter via video call from Turkmenistan, recognizing her earrings and distinctive tattoos on her hand and waist (which the accused had tried to burn with acid to prevent identification).
    • The Forged Identity: Investigation revealed that Muhabbat’s original passport had expired in 2019 and was likely held by middlemen. She had been living under the fake identity of “Archita Arora” using a forged Aadhaar card.

    The Crime and the Arrests

    Superintendent of Police (Rural) Abhijeet Kumar confirmed that despite the identity mix-up, the four men previously arrested remain the primary suspects.

    AccusedRoleCurrent Status
    Chanchal Kumar (alias Bunty)Operator of Avika Hotel, PartapurArrested (Feb 26)
    Gurmukh (alias Arvind)AssociateArrested (Feb 26)
    Sandeep (alias Sittu)AssociateArrested (Feb 26)
    Vivek (alias Kaka)AssociateArrested (Feb 26)

    The Motive: Cops state a dispute over money occurred while the group was drinking at Avika Hotel. When Muhabbat allegedly threatened to file a “false rape case” against them, the men smothered her with a blanket, transported her body in a car, and doused her face and hands with acid to hide her identity before dumping her in Mawana.

    Diplomatic Involvement

    The Meerut police have now reached out to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Turkmenistan Embassy to verify documents and manage the repatriation of the victim’s remains (currently cremated ash). The mother has authorized her associate, Aziza, to take custody of the remains.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Meerut: Dead woman turns out to be foreign national; mistaken identity leads police to arrest 4” (March 4, 2026)
    • Times of India: “Woman found dead in UP turns out to be ‘Turkmenistan citizen’” (March 3, 2026)
    • Hindustan Times: “Woman from Turkmenistan killed, four arrested in Meerut” (March 3, 2026)
    • Jagran: “जिसे समझ रहे थे भारत की अर्चिता, वह निकली तुর্কमेनिस्तान की मोहब्बत” (March 3, 2026)
    • Rediff News: “Turkmenistan National Found Dead in Meerut: Identity and Investigation Updates” (March 4, 2026)

  • Hooghly River Tragedy: 3 Drown, 1 Missing During Dol Celebrations in Bhatpara

    KOLKATA (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — A festive celebration turned into a tragedy in West Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district on Tuesday as three members of a family drowned and a fourth person went missing in the Hooghly River. The incident occurred at Balaram Sarkar Ghat in the Bhatpara Municipality after the victims went for a dip following Dol Jatra (Holi) festivities.

    Incident and Rescue Operation

    According to police reports, three men entered the river to bathe after playing with colors. However, they lost their balance due to the river’s strong current and were swept away. A fourth person, who jumped in to rescue them, was also carried away by the water.

    • Victims Identified:
      • Saikat Nandi (32)
      • Sourav Nandi (27)
      • Balaram Sarkar
    • Location: Balaram Sarkar Ghat, Ward 33, Bhatpara.
    • Residence: All deceased were residents of Madrul Government Colony in Bhatpara and were members of the same family.

    Search Efforts

    A massive search and rescue operation was launched immediately by the Bhatpara Police with assistance from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and local divers.

    • Current Status: Three bodies have been recovered and sent for post-mortem examination.
    • Missing Person: Intensive search operations using speedboats are still underway to locate the fourth individual who attempted the rescue.

    Festive Safety and Security

    The tragedy occurred despite heightened security across West Bengal for the festival.

    • Police Advisory: Prior to the festival, Kolkata and district police had issued warnings against entering water bodies in an inebriated state.
    • Deployment: Nearly 4,000 personnel were deployed across the state to monitor ghats and sensitive locations, with Disaster Management Group (DMG) teams stationed at 24 major ghats along the Ganga.
    • Community Impact: The incident has cast a pall of gloom over the Madrul Government Colony, where the family resided.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “West Bengal: 3 drown, 1 missing after being swept away by river in Bhatpara” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Week: “West Bengal 3 drown 1 missing after being swept away by river in Bhatpara” (March 4, 2026)
    • Aajtak Bangla: “দোলের দিন ভাটপাড়ায় গঙ্গায় তলিয়ে যাওয়া ৩ জনের দেহ উদ্ধার, এখনও নিখোঁজ ১” (March 4, 2026)
    • Devdiscourse: “Tragedy in the Hooghly: Festive Bath Turns Fatal” (March 4, 2026)
    • Rediff News: “Hooghly River Tragedy: Three Drown After Dol Celebration Bathing” (March 4, 2026)

  • Thane Man Arrested for Molesting and Extorting ₹50,000 from Teenager

    THANE (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — A 23-year-old man from Thane’s Lokmanya Nagar has been arrested for allegedly molesting a 15-year-old schoolgirl and extorting ₹50,000 from her over a six-month period. The accused, identified as Prathamesh Desai, was taken into custody by the Vartak Nagar police on Monday following a formal complaint by the victim’s parents.

    Exploitation and Extortion (Sept 2025 – Feb 2026)

    According to the FIR, the ordeal began in September 2025 and continued through February 2026. Desai allegedly used a combination of physical abuse and psychological manipulation to exploit the minor.

    • Modus Operandi: On multiple occasions, Desai reportedly took the girl to isolated locations within Thane city and molested her.
    • The Threat: To ensure her silence, the accused threatened to “inform her parents” about their purported relationship, effectively using social stigma to blackmail her.
    • Financial Extortion: Under the weight of these persistent threats, the victim was forced to pay Desai a total of ₹50,000 in multiple installments over the six-month period.

    Case Filing and Legal Charges

    The victim eventually broke her silence and confided in her parents, who approached the authorities on March 1, 2026.

    The Vartak Nagar police have booked Desai under several stringent sections of the law:

    1. POCSO Act: The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, due to the age of the victim.
    2. Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS): Sections pertaining to molestation, extortion, and criminal intimidation.

    Current Status: Desai is currently in police custody. Investigators are looking into whether he targeted other minors in the locality and are working to recover the extorted funds.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Man held for molesting, extorting Rs 50,000 from schoolgirl in Thane” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Times of India: “Thane: 23-year-old arrested for extorting money from minor schoolgirl” (March 4, 2026)
    • Mid-Day Mumbai: “Vartak Nagar police nab man for six-month exploitation of 15-year-old” (March 4, 2026)
    • Lokmat Times: “Thane Crime: Prathamesh Desai booked under POCSO for molesting minor” (March 4, 2026)

  • Thane Police Invoke MCOCA Against Four for Assaulting Man and Cop

    THANE (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — The Thane Police have invoked the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) against four individuals in connection with a violent assault in Kalwa East. The move follows an incident on March 1 where the suspects allegedly attacked a local resident and subsequently injured a police officer who was attempting to apprehend them.

    The Violent Altercation in Kalwa

    The incident occurred on Sunday, March 1, in the Kalwa East area. According to police reports:

    • The Initial Assault: The accused allegedly targeted and assaulted a man identified as Shafikul Sheikh.
    • Public Intimidation: During the altercation, one of the suspects reportedly brandished a knife in public, shouting threats and daring bystanders to report the matter to the police.
    • Attack on Police: When a team from the Kalwa police station arrived to intervene, the suspects turned their aggression toward the officers. In the ensuing struggle, one of the accused slashed a police officer’s right thumb with a blade.

    Profile of the Accused

    The individuals named in the FIR include:

    1. Swapnil Madhvani (alias Babu Kharkataya): A known local figure with a criminal history.
    2. Sushil Kamble (alias Natya Bhai): An associate of Madhvani.
    3. Bilal: (Associate)
    4. Raju: (Associate)

    Notably, both Madhvani and Kamble were already under externment orders from the limits of Thane district at the time of the incident, meaning their presence in Kalwa was a direct violation of prior legal restrictions.

    Legal Action and Current Status

    A case was formally registered on Monday, March 2, under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for assault, obstructing a public servant, and criminal intimidation. Following a review of the suspects’ habitual criminal activities and organized conduct, the Thane Police Commissionerate approved the invocation of MCOCA.

    Key ChargeJustification
    MCOCA (Organised Crime)Applied due to the suspects’ history of multiple collective criminal acts and their “reign of terror” in the locality.
    BNS Assault/ObstructionFor the physical attack on Shafikul Sheikh and the injury caused to the police official.
    Externment ViolationFor returning to Thane city limits despite being legally barred.

    Current Status: The suspects remain at large. Multiple teams from the Thane Crime Branch and Kalwa Police have been deployed to conduct raids across the district and neighboring regions to secure their arrest.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Four booked under MCOCA for assaulting man, cop in Thane” (March 4, 2026)
    • Rediff News: “MCOCA invoked in Thane assault case after attack on man and police officer” (March 4, 2026)

  • Delhi Police on High Alert for Holi: 134 Intersections Under Strict Watch

    NEW DELHI (Wednesday, March 4, 2026) — The Delhi Police has transitioned to a state of high alert for the Holi festival, deploying more than 15,000 personnel to maintain public order and ensure the safety of residents. In a move to curb dangerous behavior on the roads, special enforcement teams have been stationed at 134 major intersections across the national capital.

    Zero Tolerance for Traffic Violations

    The Delhi Traffic Police has introduced a rigorous management plan focusing on “accident-prone” stretches and busy junctions.

    • Drunken Driving: This is the primary focus of the 2026 enforcement drive. Special pickets equipped with Alcometers (breathalyzers) are conducting day-long checks.
    • License Suspension: Following directives from the Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety, any serious violation—including drunken driving, red-light jumping, or using a mobile phone while driving—will result in the immediate seizure of the driving license, followed by a minimum three-month suspension.
    • Stunt Riding & Triple Riding: Special teams are patrolling vulnerable areas to penalize “zig-zag” driving, performing wheelies, or riding without helmets.

    “Operation Aaghat”: Pre-Holi Crackdown

    Leading up to the festival, the Delhi Police executed a synchronized intelligence-based campaign called Operation Aaghat across the South and Southeast districts.

    • Arrests: 204 individuals were arrested under various provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Arms Act.
    • Preventive Detentions: 973 others were apprehended to prevent potential disturbances during the celebrations.
    • Recoveries: Police seized 12 illegal firearms, 24 knives, and over 15,900 quarters of illicit liquor intended for distribution during the festival.

    Guidelines for Residents

    Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Dinesh Gupta urged citizens to celebrate responsibly:

    1. Avoid Forceful Coloring: Police have appealed to the public to refrain from creating a nuisance in public places or applying color against anyone’s will.
    2. Social Media Vigil: The police warned that they are actively monitoring social media. Any traffic violations or acts of public nuisance uploaded online will be met with retrospective legal action.
    3. Owner Responsibility: Registered vehicle owners will be held legally accountable if their vehicles are found being driven by minors or unauthorized persons.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Delhi Police on high alert for Holi; 134 intersections under strict watch” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Hindu: “Delhi Police on high alert for Holi; 134 intersections under strict watch” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Pioneer: “Tight vigil at Delhi borders ahead of Holi; Operation Aaghat launched” (March 4, 2026)
    • The Week: “15,000 police to guard Delhi on Holi; crackdown on drunk driving” (March 2, 2026)
    • Delhi Traffic Police: Official Holi 2026 Traffic Advisory (March 3, 2026)

  • Three Detained in Jammu for Instigating Panic at Bus Stand

    JAMMU (March 3, 2026) — Jammu Police detained three individuals on Tuesday afternoon at the General Bus Stand for allegedly attempting to instigate the public and creating an atmosphere of panic. The arrests come amid heightened security across the Union Territory following recent regional geopolitical tensions.

    Incident and Detentions

    A police team led by Inspector Inderpal Singh, Station House Officer (SHO) of the Bus Stand Police Station, intervened after receiving reports of individuals engaging in “prejudicial activities” in a high-traffic public zone.

    • Individuals Detained:
      • Afnan: A resident of Srinagar.
      • Saniya Shabier: Wife of Afnan, also from Srinagar.
      • Sanjay Kumar: A resident of Majalta, Udhampur district.
    • The Allegation: Police stated the trio was actively attempting to provoke bystanders and travelers, leading to an immediate apprehension of a breach of peace and tranquility in the crowded terminal.

    Legal Action under BNSS

    The three individuals have been booked under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the procedural law that replaced the CrPC. Specifically, they were detained under preventative sections designed to maintain public order (equivalent to the former Section 107/151 of the CrPC).

    Heightened Vigilance in Jammu

    The Jammu district administration has increased surveillance at transit hubs—including the railway station and airport—to prevent the spread of rumors or coordinated disruptions.

    • Preventative Measures: Authorities have urged citizens to verify information before sharing it on social media to avoid charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for spreading misinformation.
    • Context: This incident follows a series of minor scuffles reported at transit points due to travel delays caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict and its impact on regional flight paths.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Three persons detained on apprehension of breach of peace in Jammu” (March 3, 2026)
    • The Daily Excelsior: “Three held at Jammu Bus Stand for creating panic” (March 4, 2026)
    • Greater Kashmir: “Police detain three from Srinagar and Udhampur in Jammu” (March 3, 2026)
    • Jammu & Kashmir Police: Official Incident Briefing (March 3, 2026)

  • Nellore Police Bust International Cricket Betting Racket with Dubai Links

    NELLORE (ANDHRA PRADESH) (March 3, 2026) — The Nellore city police have dismantled a sophisticated international online cricket betting network, arresting two key operators and freezing assets worth over ₹2 crore. The racket, which utilized advanced encryption and routing technologies, was allegedly coordinated by “super admins” based in Dubai and Bangkok.

    The Investigation: From Cheating to Cyber-Crime

    The crackdown was initiated following a complaint on February 19, 2026, by a local resident who alleged he was cheated of ₹53 lakh by individuals promising high investment returns.

    • The Modus Operandi: The accused lured victims with “investment schemes” but diverted the funds into betting platforms like Radhee Exchange (R777), Victor111, and National 999.
    • Global Footprint: Police revealed that the prime accused, P. Mahesh Babu (37), a former software professional, traveled to Sri Lanka and Dubai to learn the technical nuances of these platforms before securing a 30% profit-sharing deal with Dubai-based operators.
    • Technology Used: The syndicate used VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) and VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) to mask their identities and digital footprints while operating from international locations during active cricket seasons.

    Arrests and Key Recoveries

    Following a technical probe using specialized tools like SDR and KHOJ, a team led by Additional Superintendent of Police (Nellore) Deeksha conducted raids in Buchireddypalem.

    AccusedProfileStatus
    P. Mahesh Babu (37)Former Software Engineer (Bengaluru)Arrested
    P. Hari Krishna (29)Former Software Engineer (Bengaluru)Arrested
    Venu & Venkata RamanaLocal CoordinatorsArrested (Feb 21)
    K. Mahesh & K. ManikumarAssociatesAbsconding

    Assets Seized/Frozen:

    • Cash Recovered: ₹34.65 Lakh
    • Bank Accounts Frozen: ₹1.64 Crore
    • Digital Footprint: ₹89 Lakh traced through various payment gateways.
    • Equipment: 17 mobile phones, laptops, a currency counting machine, and two knives used for intimidating bettors.

    Legal Implications

    The police have registered cases under the Andhra Pradesh Gaming Act, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for cheating and criminal intimidation, the IT Act, and the Arms Act. ASP Deeksha noted that the proceeds from the betting were being laundered into real estate, shares, and high-end vehicles, which the police are now moving to attach.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Andhra police arrest two for operating int’l cricket betting racket” (March 3, 2026)
    • The Hindu: “Nellore police bust international betting racket, seize ₹34.65 lakh” (March 3, 2026)
    • Deccan Chronicle: “Online Cricket Betting Racket with Dubai Links Busted in Nellore” (March 3, 2026)
    • Times of India: “Two arrested in cricket betting scam in Nellore” (March 3, 2026)
    • India Today: “Investment and cricket betting racket busted in Andhra, Rs 2 crore seized” (February 21, 2026)

  • Five Booked for Assaulting Court Official During Thane Flat Foreclosure

    THANE (3 March 2026) — A woman court commissioner acting on judicial orders was allegedly assaulted and obstructed while attempting to execute a flat foreclosure in the Mahagiri area of Thane. Local police have registered a case against five individuals, including the property owner, his family members, and a lawyer, for physically interfering with the court’s mandate.

    Escalation During Legal Possession

    The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon at a housing society where a woman court official was executing an order from the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Thane. The order directed her to take possession of a ground-floor flat belonging to Chandrakant Vishnu Jadhav (49) following a default on a loan from a private finance firm.

    According to police reports:

    • The Refusal: Despite the presence of legal managers from the finance firm and a police contingent, Jadhav reportedly refused to vacate the premises or hand over the keys.
    • The Assault: The situation turned violent when family members and a legal representative allegedly physically assaulted the court official. The officials reported being pushed and manhandled while trying to seal the property.
    • The Accused: The Thane police have booked five individuals in connection with the assault:
      1. Chandrakant Vishnu Jadhav (49): The flat owner.
      2. Pallavi Jadhav: Wife of the owner.
      3. Vishnu Sahadu Jadhav (85): Father of the owner.
      4. Ashwini Bhosale: An advocate representing the family.
      5. Son of Ashwini Bhosale: (Identity withheld).

    Legal Charges and Investigation

    The Thane police have registered an FIR under the relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The charges primarily focus on:

    • Obstruction of Public Servant: Section 221 (obstructing a public servant in discharge of public functions).
    • Criminal Assault: Sections related to using criminal force to deter a public servant from their duty.
    • Insulting the Modesty of a Woman: Given the nature of the physical altercation with the woman court commissioner.

    A senior official from the Thane Police stated that while an 85-year-old is among the accused, the law regarding the obstruction of judicial orders is stringent. The court has taken a serious view of the incident, as it challenges the authority of the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s executive orders.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “Five booked for assaulting court official during flat foreclosure in Thane” (3 March 2026)
    • Rediff News: “Thane: Woman Court Official Assaulted During Flat Foreclosure” (3 March 2026)
    • The Times of India: “Man, 4 others booked for assaulting court official in Thane” (4 March 2026)
    • Maharashtra Police: Official Incident Report from Thane City (March 2026)

  • Man Stabs Mother-in-Law Following Domestic Dispute in Muzaffarnagar

    MUZAFFARNAGAR (UP) (3 March 2026) — A woman was critically injured in the Budhana town of Muzaffarnagar after being allegedly stabbed by her son-in-law on Monday evening. The incident was the culmination of a heated domestic dispute that occurred when the accused arrived at his in-laws’ residence to bring his wife back home.

    Incident Background and Altercation

    The accused, identified as Shoeb, reportedly had a strained relationship with his wife, who had been staying at her parental home following previous disagreements.

    • The Confrontation: On Monday evening, Shoeb visited the house to convince his wife to return with him. However, a “heated exchange” broke out between Shoeb and his mother-in-law, Farida.
    • The Attack: As the argument intensified, Shoeb allegedly drew a sharp-edged weapon and stabbed Farida multiple times before fleeing the scene.
    • Medical Status: Family members rushed Farida to a nearby government hospital. Due to the severity of her injuries, she was later referred to a specialized medical facility for advanced treatment. Doctors have described her condition as serious but stable.

    Police Action and Investigation

    Subhash Atri, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Budhana, confirmed that a case has been registered based on the complaint filed by the victim’s family.

    1. FIR Lodged: The police have booked Shoeb under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) pertaining to “attempt to murder” and “voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons.”
    2. Manhunt Initiated: Multiple police teams have been formed to track down the accused, who remains at large. Local informers have been alerted, and raids are being conducted at his known hideouts.
    3. Family Counseling: Authorities noted that the couple had a history of domestic discord, and local elders had previously attempted to mediate the situation before it turned violent.

    Sources

    • Press Trust of India (PTI): “UP: Man stabs mother-in-law over family dispute” (3 March 2026)
    • Amar Ujala: “Muzaffarnagar: Son-in-law stabs mother-in-law in Budhana; woman serious” (3 March 2026)
    • Dainik Jagran: “Domestic dispute turns bloody in Budhana; accused Shoeb absconding” (3 March 2026)
    • Uttar Pradesh Police: Official Statement by SHO Subhash Atri (3 March 2026)