Justice Sinha also questioned the delay in filing the case against Saraswati and said that the victims were constantly accompanied by the informant and not by their parents.
The death of Farsa Baba triggered strong reactions across the area. Angry supporters gathered in large numbers and blocked the Delhi-Agra highway near Chhata, leading to a massive traffic jam stretching several kilometres.
In an opinion piece titled, "Who Owns the Ganga? A River of Many Faiths, Not One", a Delhi-based writer, translator and researcher, Rakhshanda Jalil, offers family memories, Urdu poetry, and a dash of melodrama to establish a narrative that Ganga is a ‘secular’ river not owned only by Hindus.
Mirzapur police have arrested Maulvi Khalilul Rahman, the alleged mastermind behind a religious conversion racket operating through local gyms. Authorities sealed four fitness centers after victims reported being trapped in relationships and blackmailed into changing their religion using private videos.
The UP codeine cough syrup case is not about fake or deadly medicines, but about an organised syndicate illegally stockpiling, selling, and trafficking prescription drugs for profit and intoxication.
While the now arrested miscreants were vandalising police vehicles, assaulting local people and damaging public property on 29th June, visuals have surfaced showing them holding years and apologizing in the police station.
OpIndia also reached out to Qadir's neighbour shopkeeper. On one hand, he denied knowing anything about the incident, on the other, he blamed the police. The shopkeeper claimed that Saurabh Deshwal died of a police bullet. He said, "Saurabh died of a police bullet. Were we sitting with bullets in our hands at night?"