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In Delhi, a horrific incident was reported, a 49-year-old woman allegedly poured acid on her 22-year-old daughter-in-law. The police confirmed the case and arrested the accused identified as Anjali, a resident of the New Usmanpur area in northeast Delhi. According to police, the incident occurred on September 21, at around 5.30 p.m. The complainant was admitted to JPC Hospital with 25 per cent acid burns.

The Bandra Unit of the Mumbai Anti-Narcotics Cell has arrested three drug peddlers and recovered 5 kg of high-quality hashish from them in the Wadala area of Mumbai, as reported by the news agency ANI. The recovered drugs are worth over Rs 1 crore in the international market. According to sources, the police seized the drugs after receiving a tip-off  from sources. An investigation is underway.

A New York woman is facing murder and drug charges after a one-year-old boy died from fentanyl poisoning at the daycare she operated. Grei Mendez(36) was arrested over the weekend after emergency paramedics, to reports of unconscious children at the Divino Nino Daycare in the Bronx. Police said a large quantity of fentanyl was found at the facility, including a kilogram of the drug stored on top of children's playmats.

In the Mahadev app case, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has found that the absconding accused Saurabh Chandrakar not only operates his betting business in India but also in Pakistan, where he earns huge profits. According to reliable sources within the ED, Saurabh Chandrakar launched a betting app in Pakistan under an Islamic name, distinct from Mahadev app. High-ranking ED officials have revealed that in 2021, Ravi Uppal introduced the… read-more

A special NIA court has convicted a woman in the Bengaluru fake currency case involving smuggling of huge quantities of high-quality counterfeit banknotes from Bangladesh into India via Karnataka. Vanitha alias 'Thangam' is the sixth accused to be convicted in the case. She was sentenced to six years of imprisonment under Section 489B of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), five years of imprisonment under Section 489C.