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In Maharashtra, an incident that captures the state's firm stance against illegal encroachments unfolded on the Manmad Chandwad Highway in Nashik. An unauthorized Mazar (Islamic shrine), which had been constructed along this vital roadway, was dismantled during the night spanning the 1st and 2nd of March. The operation was marked by heightened security, with a considerable deployment of police forces to oversee the process and ensure everything went smoothly.

This past Saturday, the 2nd of March, marked a significant announcement by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as they unveiled the initial roster of candidates for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. Among the notable names was Kompella Madhavi Latha, the chairperson of Virinchi Hospital, chosen to represent the BJP in the Hyderabad constituency of Telangana. Her opponent is the current Member of Parliament and AIMIM leader, Asaduddin Owaisi.

In a tragic incident that has shocked the community, J S Sidharth, a young student pursuing his second year at the Pookode Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, was found deceased in a distressing state, hanging in the toilet of the college hostel. This sorrowful event unfolded after Sidharth endured a series of brutal events including a mock trial by a group, a violent physical assault, and intense psychological torment.

In a heart-wrenching turn of events, Bengaluru's Rameshwaram cafe, nestled in the bustling area of Whitefield, became the site of a harrowing incident. Disturbing CCTV footage has surfaced from the Rameshwaram cafe in Bengaluru’s Whitefield, showing a typically busy day at the well-known venue, followed by an explosion that left at least one woman lying on the floor and numerous other people running for their lives hours after the bomb blast that injured at least nine people. The footage, capturing a day that started like any other at the cafe, took a tragic turn at approximately 12:30 pm o...

In a heart-wrenching turn of events that has gripped the city of Kolkata, Sanghati Paul, a 32-year-old woman, has confessed to the murder of her live-in partner, Sarthak Das, aged 30, and voluntarily approached the Nagerbazar police station to admit to her actions. This incident has left the local community in disbelief and sorrow, shedding light on the complex dynamics of personal relationships and the unforeseen tragedies they can lead to.

In Alwar, Rajasthan, a serious case has come to light where two Hindu girls were allegedly forced to change their religion to Islam. The main people involved in this case are Kajal, who is also called Babita Jatav, and Sakina Meo. They were living in a house they rented and are accused of putting a lot of pressure on two Hindu sisters to become friends with a Muslim young man named Wasim. They even told the sisters they would be paid for this friendship.

In a striking declaration that has ignited controversy, R Ashoka, the Leader of Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly, on Thursday, levied serious accusations against the Karnataka government. He claimed that the current administration is allocating animal husbandry property in Bengaluru to minority communities as a gesture of appeasement, branding this move as a significant scandal. Ashoka stated, "The government of Siddaramaiah, they are giving the animal husbandry property in Bengaluru, which is worth more than Rs 500 crores to minorities because minorities are more. It is a big scandal. ...

In a significant development on Wednesday, 28th February, the Uttarakhand Police successfully apprehended Abdul Moeed in Delhi. Moeed, notably the son of Abdul Malik—who is identified as the architect behind the unsettling violence in Haldwani—was on the run following his involvement in an assault on police officers. This arrest marks a crucial step in the law enforcement's efforts to address the chaos that erupted in the Banbhulpura area of Haldwani.

In a decision that has left Mumbai and the entire nation in a state of shock, a POCSO court has delivered a historic verdict by sentencing a transgender individual to death. This unprecedented ruling was for the kidnapping, brutal rape, and murder of a three-month-old girl, a crime that was shockingly committed over a dispute regarding 'bakshish'. This marks one of the rare moments when capital punishment has been meted out for offenses under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO), underscoring the horrific nature of the crime.