A tragic domestic incident unfolded at a luxury hotel near Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport, where a 40-year-old manager, S.G. Imran, allegedly strangled his two minor daughters—10-year-old Shaik Zoya and 5-year-old Shaik Zehara—before attempting to take his own life.


Bengaluru hotel crime: man strangles 5 and 10-yr old daughters, slits own throat

A mass shooting at a newly opened In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, has left three people dead and seven others critically injured.

Authorities say the suspected gunman was later found dead near the restaurant. The shooting unfolded in a busy commercial area, prompting a massive response from multiple law enforcement agencies. Roads were closed, emergency crews rushed victims to St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, and officials urged the public to avoid the area.

Idaho In-N-Out Shooting: 3 Dead, 7 Injured in Twin Falls Mass Shooting

The investigation into the alleged Ram Mandir donation theft case has intensified after the Supreme Court directed the formation of a new Special Investigation Team (SIT). The newly constituted SIT has begun a comprehensive probe and has already served notices to more than 100 people directly or indirectly linked to the Ram Mandir.

The fresh investigation is being supervised by senior police officials and focuses on uncovering the financial trail behind the alleged theft. Investigators are examining bank accounts, land records, property documents, and financial transactions connected to the accused and their relatives. The relatives of the eight accused, who remain in judicial custody, have also been served notices as part of the expanded investigation.

Ram Mandir Donation Theft Probe Intensifies | New SIT Questions 100+ People After SC Order

Former government bus driver Minar Mondal was arrested after the seizure of ₹28.5 crore from his residence. He is a relative of Tulu Mondal, who is an alleged close associate of TMC leader Anubrata Mondal.  On the other hand, ED conducted raids on premises linked to an illegal coal mining network

₹28.5 Crore in Cash & Gold Bars Seized from Ex-Government Bus Driver's Home in West Bengal

A major police search operation in Birbhum district, West Bengal, has led to the recovery of a massive cache of cash and gold from the residence of a government bus driver. Officials deployed cash-counting machines as the counting operation continued under heavy police security.

Massive Cash, Gold Seized During Police Raid at West Bengal Government Bus Driver's Residence

A suspect has been taken into custody after two men were allegedly stabbed in separate incidents near Manhattan’s Central Park, with authorities investigating whether the attacks were motivated by hate. The New York Police Department identified the suspect as a 51-year-old man and said investigators are working to determine the motive behind the attacks. One of the victims was identified as Jewish, and officials are examining a possible anti-Semitic hate crime angle. Both victims were hospitalized and are expected to survive. New York City officials condemned the incident, while police praised officers for quickly apprehending the suspect.

New York central park stabbing attack: Suspect arrested as police investigate possible hate crime

Social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate have been arrested in Miami by the US Marshals Service. While the US warrant remains sealed, UK authorities confirmed the brothers face multiple serious charges, including rape, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and child pornography-related offenses. The Tate brothers have denied all allegations as legal proceedings continue across multiple countries.

Andrew Tate taken into custody in Miami | Faces rape and sex trafficking charges

It has all the hallmarks of an unsolved maritime assassination. As Spanish investigators point to an 'external strike' that brought down the Russian cargo ship Ursa Major, the world is left wondering: who blew up Putin's illicit cargo vessel?

It has all the hallmarks of an unsolved maritime assassination. As Spanish investigators point to an ‘external strike’ that brought down the Russian cargo ship Ursa Major, the world is left wondering: who blew up Putin's illicit cargo vessel?

'3 explosions & sunken Russian ship': Who attacked 'Ursa Major' off the coast of Spain?

As the FBI digs into the past of Cole Tomas Allen, startling financial records have emerged. Discover the details behind a reported $5 political donation that links the Trump shooter to a left-leaning PAC supporting Kamala Harris.

As the FBI digs into the past of Cole Tomas Allen, startling financial records have emerged. Discover the details behind a reported $25 political donation that links the Trump shooter to a left-leaning PAC supporting Kamala Harris.

'Donated $25': Trump shooter Cole Tomas Allen is a Kamala Harris supporter! Here's what we know

Federal agents are currently raiding Cole Tomas Allen's Torrance, California home. Explore the true-crime behavioral analysis behind the Trump shooter and how the FBI's Behavioral Threat Assessment Center profiles a 'lone wolf' attacker.

Federal agents are currently raiding Cole Tomas Allen's Torrance, California home. Explore the true-crime behavioral analysis behind the Trump shooter and how the FBI's Behavioral Threat Assessment Center profiles a ‘lone wolf’ attacker.

Mind of a 'Lone Wolf': How FBI is tearing apart Cole Tomas Allen's past in California

Cole Tomas Allen attacked the Washington Hilton, the Secret Service had exactly three seconds to react. Dive into the intense tactical breakdown of the human shield protocol and ballistic briefcases that saved Donald Trump.

When Cole Tomas Allen attacked the Washington Hilton, the Secret Service had exactly three seconds to react. Dive into the intense tactical breakdown of the human shield protocol and ballistic briefcases that saved Donald Trump.

'3 seconds that saved Trump': How Secret Service defeated Tomas Allen's chilling arsenal

Was it a state-sponsored hit from Tehran, or the violent result of domestic radicalization? Dive into the intense FBI investigation working to uncover why 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen launched a heavily armed assault on Donald Trump's dinner.

Was it a state-sponsored hit from Tehran, or the violent result of domestic radicalization? Dive into the intense FBI investigation working to uncover why 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen launched a heavily armed assault on Donald Trump's dinner.

'Iran vs leftist hate': Why did Cole Tomas Allen attack Trump's dinner?

Cole Tomas Allen didn't just bring a handgun; he brought a shotgun and multiple knives to target the President's event. Now facing severe federal charges from the U.S. Attorney, explore the legal hammer about to drop on the 31-year-old suspect following the shootout that wounded an officer.

Cole Tomas Allen didn't just bring a handgun; he brought a shotgun and multiple knives to target the President's event. Now facing severe federal charges from the U.S. Attorney, explore the legal hammer about to drop on the 31-year-old suspect following the shootout that wounded an officer.

Life in supermax? The chilling arsenal and federal hammer dropping on Trump's 31-year-old shooter Tomas Allen

Law enforcement has identified 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen as the gunman who attacked the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Discover the details of the 'would-be assassin' who brought an arsenal to target President Trump.

Law enforcement has identified 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen as the gunman who attacked the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Discover the details of the ‘would-be assassin’ who brought an arsenal to target President Trump.

Who is Cole Tomas Allen? The 'Lone Wolf' who attacked Trump's dinner

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised.&nbsp;A nursery worker in the UK sentenced to 30 years in prison on Monday (March 16) for the systematic sexual abuse of toddlers at a Bristol nursery, in a case that has sparked a national debate over mandatory surveillance in childcare settings.&nbsp;Nathan Bennett, 30, was handed an extended sentence at Bristol Crown Court after being convicted of 21 offences, including rape and sexual penetration, against five boys aged between two and three.&nbsp;Judge William Hart described Bennett as an "incorrigible and dangerous predator" who used his position at the Partou King Street nursery to "pollute the innocence" of the children in his care.&nbsp;The court heard how Bennett, who began working at the nursery in July 2024, groomed his victims by showering them with affection to gain their trust. The abuse took place over a seven-month period, often occurring during nap times or in communal areas where he believed he was unobserved.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indians-in-iran-move-into-armenia-azerbaijan-amid-west-asia-war-as-mea-facilitates-land-border-transit-1773665623273">Indians in Iran move into Armenia, Azerbaijan amid West Asia war as MEA facilitates land-border transit</a>&nbsp;"You prioritised your own sexual satisfaction over the welfare of these little children. That was due to grossly distorted thinking and a degree of, to use perhaps an old-fashioned word, evil," Judge William Hart said while pronouncing the sentence.&nbsp;“Nathan Bennett, having presided over your trial and having heard and seen the evidence upon which you were convicted, I am unhesitatingly driven to the conclusion that you are an incorrigible and dangerous paedophile with an uncontrollable and ungovernable sexual interest in male toddlers," the Judge added.&nbsp;The abuse was finally halted in February 2025 when the nursery manager reviewed CCTV footage and witnessed Bennett behaving inappropriately. Upon further investigation, specialist child protection officers from Avon and Somerset Police reviewed hundreds of hours of footage from 18 separate cameras, which provided the crucial evidence needed for prosecution.&nbsp;Bennett had admitted to 13 charges but denied the most serious offences, including rape, forcing the families of the victims to endure a traumatic trial.&nbsp;

Nathan Bennett, 30, was handed an extended sentence at Bristol Crown Court after being convicted of 21 offences, including rape and sexual penetration, against five boys aged between two and three.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. A nursery worker in the UK sentenced to 30 years in prison on Monday (March 16) for the systematic sexual abuse of toddlers at a Bristol nursery, in a case that has sparked a national debate over mandatory surveillance in childcare settings. Nathan Bennett, 30, was handed an extended sentence at Bristol Crown Court after being convicted of 21 offences, including rape and sexual penetration, against five boys aged between two and three. Judge William Hart described Bennett as an "incorrigible and dangerous predator" who used his position at the Partou King Street nursery to "pollute the innocence" of the children in his care. The court heard how Bennett, who began working at the nursery in July 2024, groomed his victims by showering them with affection to gain their trust. The abuse took place over a seven-month period, often occurring during nap times or in communal areas where he believed he was unobserved. Also Read: Indians in Iran move into Armenia, Azerbaijan amid West Asia war as MEA facilitates land-border transit "You prioritised your own sexual satisfaction over the welfare of these little children. That was due to grossly distorted thinking and a degree of, to use perhaps an old-fashioned word, evil," Judge William Hart said while pronouncing the sentence. “Nathan Bennett, having presided over your trial and having heard and seen the evidence upon which you were convicted, I am unhesitatingly driven to the conclusion that you are an incorrigible and dangerous paedophile with an uncontrollable and ungovernable sexual interest in male toddlers," the Judge added. The abuse was finally halted in February 2025 when the nursery manager reviewed CCTV footage and witnessed Bennett behaving inappropriately. Upon further investigation, specialist child protection officers from Avon and Somerset Police reviewed hundreds of hours of footage from 18 separate cameras, which provided the crucial evidence needed for prosecution. Bennett had admitted to 13 charges but denied the most serious offences, including rape, forcing the families of the victims to endure a traumatic trial.

Nathan Bennett, 30, was handed an extended sentence at Bristol Crown Court after being convicted of 21 offences, including rape and sexual penetration, against five boys aged between two and three.

Nursery worker in UK sentenced to 30 years in prison for raping children

Saleem Wastik, a YouTuber known for publicly identifying as an ex-Muslim and for his appearances on television debates, is in critical condition after being stabbed at his residence in Ghaziabad. The attack took place on Friday (Feb 27) morning in Ashok Vihar Colony, police said.<h2>What happened?</h2>According to the police, on Friday, two men arrived on a motorcycle without a number plate. Both men were wearing helmets, which they kept on as they entered the premises. Inside the house, they entered a small office Wastik had set up. There, they stabbed the YouTuber multiple times in the neck and abdomen. According to people present at the scene, there was also an attempt to slit his throat.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/at-least-15-presumed-dead-as-bolivia-military-plane-carrying-banknotes-crashes-people-rush-to-loot-money-video-1772240073242">Bolivia plane carrying banknotes crashes; people rush to loot money | Video</a>Family members and neighbours quickly rushed him to a nearby hospital. Doctors there described his injuries as life-threatening and referred him to Delhi’s Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital. He remains under treatment in critical condition.Police received the first call around 8:00 am through Dial 112, reporting that a man had been attacked by two unidentified individuals in the Ali Garden area. Officers reached the spot soon after and confirmed the victim’s identity as Salim, son of Noor Hasan.<h2>Suspects named: Investigation underway</h2>A formal complaint has been filed by Wastik’s son, Usman. In it, he named two unknown attackers as well as several individuals he alleges were involved in planning the assault. Those mentioned include Ashfaq, Sonu, Shahrukh Neta, Bhati Builder and a local AIMIM leader identified as Ajgar.Usman has urged police to gather evidence and make arrests. Police teams have begun examining CCTV footage from nearby areas and are working to trace the attackers. Officials said the motive is still under investigation.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/uss-gerald-r-ford-arrives-near-israel-as-us-navy-downplays-dirty-sewage-problem-ahead-of-possible-iran-strike-1772183696336">US Navy downplays USS Gerald R Ford's dirty 'sewage' problem</a>Wastik has maintained an active presence online and has drawn attention in the past for his views and critical statements on the Muslim community following his departure from Islam.

Who attacked YouTuber Saleem Wastik at his Ghaziabad home? The YouTuber is in critical condition after a stabbing by two helmeted assailants who entered his office. Police are probing named suspects and examining CCTV footage. 

What do we know so far? Scroll down to read more.

Saleem Wastik, a YouTuber known for publicly identifying as an ex-Muslim and for his appearances on television debates, is in critical condition after being stabbed at his residence in Ghaziabad. The attack took place on Friday (Feb 27) morning in Ashok Vihar Colony, police said. What happened? According to the police, on Friday, two men arrived on a motorcycle without a number plate. Both men were wearing helmets, which they kept on as they entered the premises. Inside the house, they entered a small office Wastik had set up. There, they stabbed the YouTuber multiple times in the neck and abdomen. According to people present at the scene, there was also an attempt to slit his throat. Also read | Bolivia plane carrying banknotes crashes; people rush to loot money | Video Family members and neighbours quickly rushed him to a nearby hospital. Doctors there described his injuries as life-threatening and referred him to Delhi’s Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital. He remains under treatment in critical condition. Police received the first call around 8:00 am through Dial 112, reporting that a man had been attacked by two unidentified individuals in the Ali Garden area. Officers reached the spot soon after and confirmed the victim’s identity as Salim, son of Noor Hasan. Suspects named: Investigation underway A formal complaint has been filed by Wastik’s son, Usman. In it, he named two unknown attackers as well as several individuals he alleges were involved in planning the assault. Those mentioned include Ashfaq, Sonu, Shahrukh Neta, Bhati Builder and a local AIMIM leader identified as Ajgar. Usman has urged police to gather evidence and make arrests. Police teams have begun examining CCTV footage from nearby areas and are working to trace the attackers. Officials said the motive is still under investigation. Also read | US Navy downplays USS Gerald R Ford's dirty 'sewage' problem Wastik has maintained an active presence online and has drawn attention in the past for his views and critical statements on the Muslim community following his departure from Islam.

Who attacked YouTuber Saleem Wastik at his Ghaziabad home? The YouTuber is in critical condition after a stabbing by two helmeted assailants who entered his office. Police are probing named suspects and examining CCTV footage.&nbsp;What do we know so far? Scroll down to read more.

Who attacked YouTuber Saleem Wastik at his Ghaziabad home? All we know

A chilling incident has emerged from Uttar Pradesh after five members of a family were found dead inside a locked house in Kasganj. The house had reportedly remained shut for three days, triggering suspicion among neighbours and alerting the police.&nbsp;Upon receiving the information, police rushed to the scene, broke open the door and found the five bodies inside. After a preliminary examination of the scene, police suspected a case of mass suicide.&nbsp;The owner of the house was identified as Shyamveer Singh (50), a welder who lived near the Gupta Agency petrol pump in Kasganj with his wife Sheela (48), daughters Akanksha (10) and Prachi (12), and son Greesh (8). All five occupants of the house were found dead.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-raises-global-tariffs-to-15-escalating-trade-war-after-us-court-rulling-1771691033439">Trump raises global tariffs from 10% to 15%, day after US Supreme Court ruling</a>&nbsp;Police have sent the bodies for post-mortem and forensic examination and lodged an FIR in the case. While it is suspected that Shyamveer Singh may have administered a poisonous substance to his family before taking his own life, police have launched a probe to ascertain the exact cause of death.&nbsp;The shocking incident triggered grief and panic in the locality and across Kasganj. Senior district officials, including the District Magistrate (DM) and Superintendent of Police (SP), reached the spot and assured locals of a fair investigation.

The house had reportedly remained shut for three days, triggering suspicion among neighbours and alerting the police.

A chilling incident has emerged from Uttar Pradesh after five members of a family were found dead inside a locked house in Kasganj. The house had reportedly remained shut for three days, triggering suspicion among neighbours and alerting the police. Upon receiving the information, police rushed to the scene, broke open the door and found the five bodies inside. After a preliminary examination of the scene, police suspected a case of mass suicide. The owner of the house was identified as Shyamveer Singh (50), a welder who lived near the Gupta Agency petrol pump in Kasganj with his wife Sheela (48), daughters Akanksha (10) and Prachi (12), and son Greesh (8). All five occupants of the house were found dead. Also Read: Trump raises global tariffs from 10% to 15%, day after US Supreme Court ruling Police have sent the bodies for post-mortem and forensic examination and lodged an FIR in the case. While it is suspected that Shyamveer Singh may have administered a poisonous substance to his family before taking his own life, police have launched a probe to ascertain the exact cause of death. The shocking incident triggered grief and panic in the locality and across Kasganj. Senior district officials, including the District Magistrate (DM) and Superintendent of Police (SP), reached the spot and assured locals of a fair investigation.

The house had reportedly remained shut for three days, triggering suspicion among neighbours and alerting the police.

UP horror: Family of five found dead in Kasganj, mass suicide suspected

A booth-level officer in West Bengal has been arrested along with an accomplice for allegedly murdering a man over an extramarital affair with the latter’s wife, chopping his body into pieces, and dumping them at three different locations in a canal. Police said on Saturday the preliminary investigation revealed that the accused had an extramarital relationship with the victim’s wife. Police officials said that the accused BLO, Rizwan Hasan Mondal, was in a relationship with Nasir Ali’s wife and had called Ali on the pretext of SIR and murdered him.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-victory-is-not-declared-by-mere-rhetoric-as-our-neighbourhood-entities-do-says-cds-gen-anil-chauhan-1771085253490">‘Victory is not declared by mere rhetoric as our neighbourhood entities do,’ says CDS Gen Anil Chauhan</a>&nbsp;The incident took place in West Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district, where BLO Rizwan Hasan Mondal and his accomplice Sagar Gyne were arrested for murdering Nasir Ali.Initial investigation revealed that Rizwan was in a relationship with 30-year-old Nasir’s wife. Ali’s body parts were found in a canal in Baduria on Friday.&nbsp;<h2>BLO murdered Nasir Ali, dumped body parts in canal</h2>&nbsp;Rizwan had called Ali to a deserted place on Monday evening, citing some issues related to the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, said a PTI report, citing police officials.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-us-and-europe-belong-together-but-allies-should-defend-themselves-says-rubio-at-munich-security-conference-1771068794871">‘US and Europe belong together, but allies should defend themselves,’ says Rubio at Munich Security Conference</a>&nbsp;The accused murdered Ali and dumped his body parts at three different locations in the canal, which were recovered by the police on Friday.&nbsp;The family of the deceased had lodged a missing person complaint on Tuesday. Police began investigating and tracked Rizwan’s phone calls. Following interrogation, Rizwan was arrested on the charges of murdering Ali and dumping his body parts in the canal.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/valentine-s-day-horror-in-noida-man-kills-girlfriend-then-shoots-self-in-parked-car-1771079335853">Valentine’s Day horror in Noida: Man kills girlfriend, then shoots self in parked car</a>&nbsp;His accomplice, Gyne, was also arrested on the charges of assisting in the murder, dismemberment of the body, and dumping of the parts.Locals of the area staged a roadblock for around half an hour, demanding justice for the deceased.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Initial investigation revealed that the accused BLO Rizwan Hasan Mondal was in a relationship with 30-year-old Nasir’s wife. The accused murdered Ali and dumped his body parts at three different locations in the canal, which were recovered by the police

A booth-level officer in West Bengal has been arrested along with an accomplice for allegedly murdering a man over an extramarital affair with the latter’s wife, chopping his body into pieces, and dumping them at three different locations in a canal. Police said on Saturday the preliminary investigation revealed that the accused had an extramarital relationship with the victim’s wife. Police officials said that the accused BLO, Rizwan Hasan Mondal, was in a relationship with Nasir Ali’s wife and had called Ali on the pretext of SIR and murdered him. Also Read: ‘Victory is not declared by mere rhetoric as our neighbourhood entities do,’ says CDS Gen Anil Chauhan The incident took place in West Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district, where BLO Rizwan Hasan Mondal and his accomplice Sagar Gyne were arrested for murdering Nasir Ali. Initial investigation revealed that Rizwan was in a relationship with 30-year-old Nasir’s wife. Ali’s body parts were found in a canal in Baduria on Friday. BLO murdered Nasir Ali, dumped body parts in canal Rizwan had called Ali to a deserted place on Monday evening, citing some issues related to the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, said a PTI report, citing police officials. Also Read: ‘US and Europe belong together, but allies should defend themselves,’ says Rubio at Munich Security Conference The accused murdered Ali and dumped his body parts at three different locations in the canal, which were recovered by the police on Friday. The family of the deceased had lodged a missing person complaint on Tuesday. Police began investigating and tracked Rizwan’s phone calls. Following interrogation, Rizwan was arrested on the charges of murdering Ali and dumping his body parts in the canal. Also Read: Valentine’s Day horror in Noida: Man kills girlfriend, then shoots self in parked car His accomplice, Gyne, was also arrested on the charges of assisting in the murder, dismemberment of the body, and dumping of the parts. Locals of the area staged a roadblock for around half an hour, demanding justice for the deceased.

Initial investigation revealed that the accused BLO Rizwan Hasan Mondal was in a relationship with 30-year-old Nasir’s wife. The accused murdered Ali and dumped his body parts at three different locations in the canal, which were recovered by the police

In Bengal, BLO calls lover’s husband for SIR, kills him, chops body and dumps parts in canal

A 32-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman were found dead with gunshot injuries inside a locked car in Sector 107, Noida, on Saturday. The incident came to light when police received information about a car suspiciously parked close to pillar number 84 on Dadri Road in Sector 107, which falls under Noida’s Sector-39 Police Station. On reaching the spot, police officers found the vehicle parked by the roadside.&nbsp;On close inspection, police spotted a man and a woman inside the car with gunshot injuries to their heads. The car was locked from the inside.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/metro-horror-in-mulund-slab-collapse-kills-1-leaves-3-injured-on-busy-lbs-road-1771072939580">Metro horror in Mulund: Slab collapse kills 1, leaves 3 injured on busy LBS Road in Mumbai</a>&nbsp;A pistol was recovered from the man’s hand, leading investigators to suspect that it may be a case of suicide.&nbsp;The deceased were identified as Sumit (32), a resident of Trilokpuri in Delhi, and Rekha (26), a resident of Salarpur in Sector 101, Noida. The recovery of bodies on Valentine’s Day created alarm in the area.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Uttar Pradesh: A man and a woman found dead in a car under Sector 39 Police Station limits of Noida. Police investigation has begun. Bodies have been sent for postmortem. <a href="https://t.co/oVzBhiOTxr">pic.twitter.com/oVzBhiOTxr</a>&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/2022596978698551531?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-us-and-europe-belong-together-but-allies-should-defend-themselves-says-rubio-at-munich-security-conference-1771068794871">‘US and Europe belong together, but allies should defend themselves,’ says Rubio at Munich Security Conference</a>&nbsp;“A boy and a girl were found inside the car with gunshot wounds to their heads. A pistol was found in the boy’s hand, and the car was locked from the inside. Prima facie, it appears to be a case of suicide,” Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Manisha Singh told the news agency PTI.&nbsp;According to prima facie findings, Sumit is suspected to have shot Rekha first inside the car and then turned the gun on himself.Senior police officials and a team of forensic experts visited the crime scene to examine it and collect evidence. The bodies were sent for postmortem after the completion of inquest proceedings to ascertain the exact cause of death and sequence of events.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/major-nato-countries-think-us-doesn-t-help-deter-enemies-anymore-reveals-poll-1771007585790">Major NATO countries think US doesn’t help deter enemies anymore, reveals poll</a>&nbsp;According to reports, the initial probe indicates it to be a case of a murder-suicide where the man first killed the woman and then turned the pistol on himself.The man also left behind a note that stated that he and the woman had been dating for the last 15 years and that the woman had promised to marry him but he found out that she was going to marry some other person.&nbsp;Further legal proceedings are under way, and investigators are probing all possible angles, including the relationship between the deceased and the events leading up to the incident.

Police officials spotted a man and a woman inside the parked car with gunshot injuries to their heads. The car was locked from inside. A pistol was recovered from the man’s hand. Senior police officials and a team of forensic experts inspected the crime scene and collected evidence.

A 32-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman were found dead with gunshot injuries inside a locked car in Sector 107, Noida, on Saturday. The incident came to light when police received information about a car suspiciously parked close to pillar number 84 on Dadri Road in Sector 107, which falls under Noida’s Sector-39 Police Station. On reaching the spot, police officers found the vehicle parked by the roadside. On close inspection, police spotted a man and a woman inside the car with gunshot injuries to their heads. The car was locked from the inside. Also Read: Metro horror in Mulund: Slab collapse kills 1, leaves 3 injured on busy LBS Road in Mumbai A pistol was recovered from the man’s hand, leading investigators to suspect that it may be a case of suicide. The deceased were identified as Sumit (32), a resident of Trilokpuri in Delhi, and Rekha (26), a resident of Salarpur in Sector 101, Noida. The recovery of bodies on Valentine’s Day created alarm in the area.

Police officials spotted a man and a woman inside the parked car with gunshot injuries to their heads. The car was locked from inside. A pistol was recovered from the man’s hand. Senior police officials and a team of forensic experts inspected the crime scene and collected evidence.

Valentine’s Day horror in Noida: Man kills girlfriend, then shoots self in parked car

A chilling case of prolonged abuse and neglect has emerged from India's Uttar Pradesh, where a retired railway employee and his mentally challenged daughter were allegedly held captive in their own home for years by the very people hired to care for them. The elderly man, as per reports, died from starvation and lack of medical attention, while his daughter was found in a critical, near-death condition, severely malnourished and barely conscious.<h2>What happened?</h2>In UP's Mahoba district, a disturbing case of intentional negligence has come to light, where a retired man's corpse was found rotting in his house, alongside his severely emaciated daughter. The father-daughter allegedly suffered at the hands of caretakers who were hired to look after them. Police said the incident took place in Hind Tire Gali in the Kotwali area. The victims have been identified as Om Prakash Singh Rathore, 70, a former senior railway clerk, and his 27-year-old daughter Rashmi Rathore, who has an intellectual disability.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/fog-disrupts-over-150-flights-in-delhi-as-air-quality-remains-in-very-poor-category-1767073794970">Fog disrupts over 150 flights in Delhi as air quality remains in 'very poor' category</a>According to Om Prakash's brother Amar Singh Rathore, the family's ordeal began after Om Prakash's wife died in 2016. Following that, the father and daughter duo moved into a separate house, where they hired a couple, Ram Prakash Kushwaha and Ramdevi Kushwaha, to help with daily care.Relatives allege the caretakers gradually took control of the property, confining Om Prakash and Rashmi to rooms on the ground floor while occupying the upper portion themselves. Over time, the victims were allegedly denied adequate food, medical care, and contact with the outside world. Family members who attempted to visit were repeatedly turned away with excuses, being told that Om Prakash did not wish to meet anyone.<h2>How did the case come to light?</h2>The situation came to light on Monday (Dec 29) after relatives were informed that Om Prakash had died. When they reached the house, they were confronted with a horrifying scene. Om Prakash's body was severely emaciated and dehydrated. Rashmi was found naked in a dark room, so weak from starvation that she was barely breathing. Doctors later declared Om Prakash dead on arrival at the hospital.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/trump-mamdani-epstein-hasina-pope-leo-xiv-elon-musk-luigi-mangione-shubhanshu-shukla-global-headlines-2025-most-talked-about-people-1766740930763">Trump, Epstein, Mamdani and more: 2025’s most talked-about people</a>Police have sent the body for post-mortem examination and launched a detailed investigation. Neighbours said they were stunned, recalling Om Prakash as a dignified man who once lived comfortably and was always neatly dressed. Rashmi has since been taken into the care of her family. They are demanding the harshest possible punishment for the accused. &nbsp;

A retired railway officer and his disabled daughter were allegedly starved and imprisoned for years inside their own home in UP, betrayed by caretakers meant to protect them. He died neglected and emaciated. She was found barely alive. All you need to know.

A chilling case of prolonged abuse and neglect has emerged from India's Uttar Pradesh, where a retired railway employee and his mentally challenged daughter were allegedly held captive in their own home for years by the very people hired to care for them. The elderly man, as per reports, died from starvation and lack of medical attention, while his daughter was found in a critical, near-death condition, severely malnourished and barely conscious. What happened? In UP's Mahoba district, a disturbing case of intentional negligence has come to light, where a retired man's corpse was found rotting in his house, alongside his severely emaciated daughter. The father-daughter allegedly suffered at the hands of caretakers who were hired to look after them. Police said the incident took place in Hind Tire Gali in the Kotwali area. The victims have been identified as Om Prakash Singh Rathore, 70, a former senior railway clerk, and his 27-year-old daughter Rashmi Rathore, who has an intellectual disability. Also read | Fog disrupts over 150 flights in Delhi as air quality remains in 'very poor' category According to Om Prakash's brother Amar Singh Rathore, the family's ordeal began after Om Prakash's wife died in 2016. Following that, the father and daughter duo moved into a separate house, where they hired a couple, Ram Prakash Kushwaha and Ramdevi Kushwaha, to help with daily care. Relatives allege the caretakers gradually took control of the property, confining Om Prakash and Rashmi to rooms on the ground floor while occupying the upper portion themselves. Over time, the victims were allegedly denied adequate food, medical care, and contact with the outside world. Family members who attempted to visit were repeatedly turned away with excuses, being told that Om Prakash did not wish to meet anyone. How did the case come to light? The situation came to light on Monday (Dec 29) after relatives were informed that Om Prakash had died. When they reached the house, they were confronted with a horrifying scene. Om Prakash's body was severely emaciated and dehydrated. Rashmi was found naked in a dark room, so weak from starvation that she was barely breathing. Doctors later declared Om Prakash dead on arrival at the hospital. Also read | Trump, Epstein, Mamdani and more: 2025’s most talked-about people Police have sent the body for post-mortem examination and launched a detailed investigation. Neighbours said they were stunned, recalling Om Prakash as a dignified man who once lived comfortably and was always neatly dressed. Rashmi has since been taken into the care of her family. They are demanding the harshest possible punishment for the accused.

A retired railway officer and his disabled daughter were allegedly starved and imprisoned for years inside their own home in UP, betrayed by caretakers meant to protect them. He died neglected and emaciated. She was found barely alive. All you need to know.

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At the height of its power in the 1980s, the Medellín Cartel, led by Pablo Escobar, was one of the most powerful criminal organisations the world had ever seen, generating tens of billions of dollars annually from the cocaine trade.

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Pablo Escobar’s name is synonymous with cocaine smuggling, violence, and unimaginable wealth. At the height of his power in the 1980s, the Medellín Cartel controlled nearly 80 per cent of the global cocaine trade. Escobar was earning more than $400 million every week, but beyond his empire of crime, he was also known for his bizarre sense of humour.&nbsp;One of the strangest stories to emerge from Escobar’s reign involves Coca-Cola, a drink seen as the ultimate symbol of American consumer culture. Escobar allegedly smuggled cocaine inside Coca-Cola bottles, not just as a clever trafficking trick, but because he found the idea funny.<h3>Coca-Cola: The Perfect Disguise</h3>At a time when authorities were desperate to intercept Escobar’s shipments, the cartel turned everyday products into carriers for cocaine. Coca-Cola was an ideal choice because bottles moved freely across borders without raising suspicion. Cartel chemists dissolved cocaine into liquid concentrate, resealed the bottles, and shipped them across the world. To customs officers, they looked like ordinary fizzy drinks.&nbsp;For Escobar, the Coca-Cola stunt was more than just business. It was a mockery of the United States and its most recognisable brand. Smuggling cocaine inside Coke was his way of laughing at the same country that consumed the majority of his product while waging a “war on drugs.”&nbsp;This was only one of Escobar’s many creative smuggling methods. His cartel used submarines, planes with hidden compartments, and even zoo animals to move cocaine internationally. Over time, traffickers around the world copied these ideas, hiding drugs in bananas, coffee, pineapples, and even breast implants.<h3>A Legacy of Crime and Absurdity</h3>Escobar was killed in 1993, but tales like the Coca-Cola operation continue to capture global fascination. It shows how his empire was built not only on fear and money, but also on outrageous stunts that blurred the line between genius, cruelty, and absurd entertainment.Even

At his peak, Pablo Escobar smuggled cocaine in Coca-Cola bottles, not for money, but because he thought it was funny. 

Pablo Escobar’s name is synonymous with cocaine smuggling, violence, and unimaginable wealth. At the height of his power in the 1980s, the Medellín Cartel controlled nearly 80 per cent of the global cocaine trade. Escobar was earning more than $400 million every week, but beyond his empire of crime, he was also known for his bizarre sense of humour. One of the strangest stories to emerge from Escobar’s reign involves Coca-Cola, a drink seen as the ultimate symbol of American consumer culture. Escobar allegedly smuggled cocaine inside Coca-Cola bottles, not just as a clever trafficking trick, but because he found the idea funny. Coca-Cola: The Perfect Disguise At a time when authorities were desperate to intercept Escobar’s shipments, the cartel turned everyday products into carriers for cocaine. Coca-Cola was an ideal choice because bottles moved freely across borders without raising suspicion. Cartel chemists dissolved cocaine into liquid concentrate, resealed the bottles, and shipped them across the world. To customs officers, they looked like ordinary fizzy drinks. For Escobar, the Coca-Cola stunt was more than just business. It was a mockery of the United States and its most recognisable brand. Smuggling cocaine inside Coke was his way of laughing at the same country that consumed the majority of his product while waging a “war on drugs.” This was only one of Escobar’s many creative smuggling methods. His cartel used submarines, planes with hidden compartments, and even zoo animals to move cocaine internationally. Over time, traffickers around the world copied these ideas, hiding drugs in bananas, coffee, pineapples, and even breast implants. A Legacy of Crime and Absurdity Escobar was killed in 1993, but tales like the Coca-Cola operation continue to capture global fascination. It shows how his empire was built not only on fear and money, but also on outrageous stunts that blurred the line between genius, cruelty, and absurd entertainment. Even

At his peak, Pablo Escobar smuggled cocaine in Coca-Cola bottles, not for money, but because he thought it was funny.&nbsp;

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The death of an elderly man in Japan, initially thought of as a bear attack, turned out to be a case of murder by his son. The incident happened in Akita Prefecture, which has been facing bear attacks in recent months . Here is what happened.<h2>Japan fake bear attack death: Discovery of body and emergency response</h2>The 93-year-old man, Fujiyoshi Shindo, was found dead in his home in Daisen on Monday afternoon (Aug 18). He was found by his 80-year-old wife, wounded fatally in a pool of blood and unresponsive.The body was found in a first-floor bedroom shortly after 1 p.m local time.Emergency services were called, and Shindo was transported to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead due to severe blood loss.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/international-day-of-polar-bears-majestic-animals-at-risk-of-disappearing-694326/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/international-day-of-polar-bears-majestic-animals-at-risk-of-disappearing-694326/embed</a><h2>Japan mystery death: Initial bear attack assumption</h2>Local authorities initially suspected a bear attack and even issued an email emergency alert to residents. In fact, there was a recent surge in bear sightings and incidents in Akita, which is part of Japan's rural Tohoku region.More than 650 bear-related incidents were reported since early July—a three-fold rise from the same period last year.&nbsp;This has been keeping the residents on edge about the animals.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/polar-bear-makes-first-appearance-in-iceland-in-eight-years-police-shoot-it-dead-760789">Also read: Polar bear makes first appearance in Iceland in eight years, police shoot it dead</a><h2>The bear attack-turned-murder: How police discovered the truth</h2>Police found that the nature of the wounds on the man did not align with a bear attack. but looked like those caused by a knife.The bear alert was quickly withdrawn and a probe was launched.Later, police arrested the victim’s son, Fujiyuki Shindo, on suspicion of murder. The 51-year-old man reportedly slashed his father’s face and back with a knife inside their shared home.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/watch-man-enters-bear-den-finds-frightening-beast-back-home-heres-what-happens-next-759068">Also read: Watch: Man enters bear den, finds frightening beast back home. Here's what happens next</a>&nbsp;At the time of the incident, the suspect denied anything unusual. A motive has not been assigned, and police are continuing the probe.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/humans-can-learn-to-sleep-like-bears-to-save-their-lives-study-673901">Also read: Sleeping like a bear might help humans live a healthier life, study suggests</a><h2>Mislabelled murder: People react to Japan son killing of father</h2>According to reports in Japan, the case drew attention due to the initial misclassification. The mistaken assumption of a bear attack took place amid heightened anxiety in the rural communities. &nbsp;

The bear alert in the area was removed after the autopsy report revealed that the injury marks on the man were inconsistent with an animal attack. Further investigations revealed the truth.

The death of an elderly man in Japan, initially thought of as a bear attack, turned out to be a case of murder by his son. The incident happened in Akita Prefecture, which has been facing bear attacks in recent months . Here is what happened. Japan fake bear attack death: Discovery of body and emergency response The 93-year-old man, Fujiyoshi Shindo, was found dead in his home in Daisen on Monday afternoon (Aug 18). He was found by his 80-year-old wife, wounded fatally in a pool of blood and unresponsive. The body was found in a first-floor bedroom shortly after 1 p.m local time. Emergency services were called, and Shindo was transported to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead due to severe blood loss. https://www.wionews.com/videos/international-day-of-polar-bears-majestic-animals-at-risk-of-disappearing-694326/embed Japan mystery death: Initial bear attack assumption Local authorities initially suspected a bear attack and even issued an email emergency alert to residents. In fact, there was a recent surge in bear sightings and incidents in Akita, which is part of Japan's rural Tohoku region. More than 650 bear-related incidents were reported since early July—a three-fold rise from the same period last year. This has been keeping the residents on edge about the animals. Also read: Polar bear makes first appearance in Iceland in eight years, police shoot it dead The bear attack-turned-murder: How police discovered the truth Police found that the nature of the wounds on the man did not align with a bear attack. but looked like those caused by a knife. The bear alert was quickly withdrawn and a probe was launched. Later, police arrested the victim’s son, Fujiyuki Shindo, on suspicion of murder. The 51-year-old man reportedly slashed his father’s face and back with a knife inside their shared home. Also read: Watch: Man enters bear den, finds frightening beast back home. Here's what happens next At the time of the incident, the suspect denied anything unusual. A motive has not been assigned, and police are continuing the probe. Also read: Sleeping like a bear might help humans live a healthier life, study suggests Mislabelled murder: People react to Japan son killing of father According to reports in Japan, the case drew attention due to the initial misclassification. The mistaken assumption of a bear attack took place amid heightened anxiety in the rural communities.

The bear alert in the area was removed after the autopsy report revealed that the injury marks on the man were inconsistent with an animal attack. Further investigations revealed the truth.

Not a bear attack: 93-year old man was reported killed by animal, turns out his son murdered him

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