UP Police

Ramprasad's son had been working in Haridwar Mandi for the past 4-5 years, where he came into contact with Taufiq. The latter lured his son by offering to marry the victim to his sister Shabnam and facilitated their communication via mobile phone.

The UP police has sought legal action against 31 social media users for spreading rumours over Maha Kumbh.

The complainant alleged that Aheem Khan used to abuse him over phone calls and one day, the accused asked him to get his daughter married to him. Aheem Khan told Puttu Lal over the phone, “I will pay the last instalment, just get your daughter married to me.”

When the Baraatis objected to this, the situation took a violent turn as a significant number of Islamists gathered and started pelting stones at Hindus and assaulting them. The accused also allegedly robbed jewellery and cash from the wedding procession members

Aaj Tak quoted unnamed sources stating that data from over 16,000 mobile numbers is being analysed. Initial findings have revealed that several numbers have been inactive since the incident that took place on the intervening night of 29th and 30th January.

Mursaleen and Hasnain revealed that a man named Azizur Rahman, a resident of Mohalla Jama Masjid in Bhojpur, coordinated the operations. He was responsible for securing orders and directing where the meat needed to be delivered. The accused further admitted to using their daytime wage-labour activities as a cover to avoid suspicion.

A video of a Muslim man making obscene gestures and disparaging remarks against Hindu deities during an event in Azamgarh is going viral on the internet.

After performing Puja at the police post site in Sambhal, one of the woman spoke to media and said, "We feel safer with the police post here and came to light lamps before visiting the temple. We placed lamps on the Navgrah symbols we created.”

Jagjeet Singh, who is suspected to be part of the British Army, was a resident of Tarn Taran, Punjab. He comes from a family with a deep military background. Reports suggest that his grandfather and father served in the Indian Army.

Sonu Matka, who was a native of Baghpat, was involved in several cases of robbery and murder in both Delhi and UP. There was a bounty of Rs 50,000 announced for his arrest.