A woman was raped by four men in Delhi on Sunday night who allegedly spiked her drink. The incident happened in the Civil Lines area of the capital, and the accused were known the victim. The accused are on the run, and the police have registered a case. The 24-year-old told the police that one of the accused was a male friend of her's who invited her to a party at his house in Civil Lines. "She accepted the invitation and went to the house near Under Hill Road," the police said. When she reached his place, there were three other men - one of them was an acquaintance, and the other two were not known to her. The five of them "drank and partied together till late at night". The victim said that "sometime during the night, her drink was spiked and she became semi-conscious." The woman said in her complaint that the accused men took her to the washroom and raped her. They also filmed the act, she said.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/pakistani-man-who-threatened-flight-attendant-with-gang-rape-is-married-to-this-supermodel-has-another-wife-in-london-1754546360137">Pakistani man who threatened flight attendant with gang rape is married to a supermodel, has another wife in London</a>&nbsp;The four men also beat her up and threatened her that if she went to the police, they would upload the video on the internet. "The men dropped her outside her house and left. The woman then called the police and reported the matter," the police said. A woman official attended to her and also took her for a medical examination. Her family was informed, and she was also counselled to cope with the mental trauma of the incident. A case of rape was registere,d and the police started investigating the matter. They reached the house of the accused, but they had run away. Police are searching for the four men.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-cd-marked-girl-pics-nude-thousands-of-videos-flight-log-masseuse-list-what-is-in-epstein-files-ghislaine-maxwell-jeffrey-epstein-1752556092400">CD marked 'girl pics nude', thousands of videos, flight log, masseuse list: What is in Epstein Files?</a>&nbsp;<h2>Recent sexual assault cases in Delhi-NCR&nbsp;</h2>Several cases of sexual abuse have been reported from the Delhi-NCR region in the past weeks. A woman complained that on August 2, a man at Rajiv Chowk on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway masturbated to her while she was waiting for a cab. A 32-year-old man named Abhilash Kumar was arrested in the matter this week.&nbsp;In another incident, a 32-year-old woman accused a man of raping her on the pretext of a finding her a job. The matter was reported in Mundka police station on Monday. The woman said she was from Bengaluru but fled because her husband used to bear her. &nbsp;

Delhi rape case: A 24-year-old woman was raped by a man known to her and three others at his home in the Civil Lines area of Delhi on Sunday. Her drink was spiked during a party, after which she was assaulted, and the act was filmed to threaten her.

A woman was raped by four men in Delhi on Sunday night who allegedly spiked her drink. The incident happened in the Civil Lines area of the capital, and the accused were known the victim. The accused are on the run, and the police have registered a case. The 24-year-old told the police that one of the accused was a male friend of her's who invited her to a party at his house in Civil Lines. "She accepted the invitation and went to the house near Under Hill Road," the police said. When she reached his place, there were three other men - one of them was an acquaintance, and the other two were not known to her. The five of them "drank and partied together till late at night". The victim said that "sometime during the night, her drink was spiked and she became semi-conscious." The woman said in her complaint that the accused men took her to the washroom and raped her. They also filmed the act, she said. Also Read: Pakistani man who threatened flight attendant with gang rape is married to a supermodel, has another wife in London The four men also beat her up and threatened her that if she went to the police, they would upload the video on the internet. "The men dropped her outside her house and left. The woman then called the police and reported the matter," the police said. A woman official attended to her and also took her for a medical examination. Her family was informed, and she was also counselled to cope with the mental trauma of the incident. A case of rape was registere,d and the police started investigating the matter. They reached the house of the accused, but they had run away. Police are searching for the four men. Also Read: CD marked 'girl pics nude', thousands of videos, flight log, masseuse list: What is in Epstein Files? Recent sexual assault cases in Delhi-NCR Several cases of sexual abuse have been reported from the Delhi-NCR region in the past weeks. A woman complained that on August 2, a man at Rajiv Chowk on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway masturbated to her while she was waiting for a cab. A 32-year-old man named Abhilash Kumar was arrested in the matter this week. In another incident, a 32-year-old woman accused a man of raping her on the pretext of a finding her a job. The matter was reported in Mundka police station on Monday. The woman said she was from Bengaluru but fled because her husband used to bear her.

Delhi rape case: A 24-year-old woman was raped by a man known to her and three others at his home in the Civil Lines area of Delhi on Sunday. Her drink was spiked during a party, after which she was assaulted and the act was filmed to threaten her.

Delhi horror: Woman raped and beaten by friend and three others after spiking her drink, act filmed

In a bizarre incident a 50-year-old jobless man, Sanjay from Sonipat, Haryana, posed as Delhi's notorious gangster Naveen Bali to extort 1 crore from a North‑West Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar-based businessman. The police have managed to capture the con man, and he has admitted to his crime. His first phone call came on July 3, from an unknown number claiming to be Naveen Bali. The businessman avoided the call, considering it to be a prank, but he called again on July 20, with specific threats and warning of dire consequences within 4 days, if he did not comply with Sanjay's demands. The fear set in, and the victim reported to police on July 24.&nbsp;The police traced the caller through his distinct Haryanvi accent and technical surveillance. On investigation, a handwritten note with the victim's number was retrieved from Sanjay's possession. He later confessed that he used to work in private jobs but felt dissatisfied with his income. He was influenced by extensive media coverage of the recent extortion cases and decided to try his luck. He then collaborated with Rahul Rathi, a business associate of the victim to carry out the scheme.This recent development is a part of the trend of fake gangster impersonators targeting businessmen. Fraudstars consistently link themselves with high-profile gangsters like Naveen Bali, Goldy Brar, and Lawrence Bishno to extort money. These cases had been reported in Punjab, Delhi, Bengaluru and West Bengal. They exploit the fear and media visibility. Common tactics include using virtual numbers, encrypted apps, voice masking, and misleading social media personas, many of whom do not have any criminal ties and act based on media-inspired ideas and out of financial desperation.

In a bizarre development, a Sonipat-based 50-year-old man impersonated a notorious gangster, Naveen Bali to extort 1 crore from a North‑West Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar-based businessman. This is the latest case in the disturbing trend of extorting money by impersonating gangsters.

In a bizarre incident a 50-year-old jobless man, Sanjay from Sonipat, Haryana, posed as Delhi's notorious gangster Naveen Bali to extort 1 crore from a North‑West Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar-based businessman. The police have managed to capture the con man, and he has admitted to his crime. His first phone call came on July 3, from an unknown number claiming to be Naveen Bali. The businessman avoided the call, considering it to be a prank, but he called again on July 20, with specific threats and warning of dire consequences within 4 days, if he did not comply with Sanjay's demands. The fear set in, and the victim reported to police on July 24. The police traced the caller through his distinct Haryanvi accent and technical surveillance. On investigation, a handwritten note with the victim's number was retrieved from Sanjay's possession. He later confessed that he used to work in private jobs but felt dissatisfied with his income. He was influenced by extensive media coverage of the recent extortion cases and decided to try his luck. He then collaborated with Rahul Rathi, a business associate of the victim to carry out the scheme. This recent development is a part of the trend of fake gangster impersonators targeting businessmen. Fraudstars consistently link themselves with high-profile gangsters like Naveen Bali, Goldy Brar, and Lawrence Bishno to extort money. These cases had been reported in Punjab, Delhi, Bengaluru and West Bengal. They exploit the fear and media visibility. Common tactics include using virtual numbers, encrypted apps, voice masking, and misleading social media personas, many of whom do not have any criminal ties and act based on media-inspired ideas and out of financial desperation.

In a bizarre development, a Sonipat-based 50-year-old man impersonated a notorious gangster, Naveen Bali to extort 1 crore from a North‑West Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar-based businessman. This is the latest case in the disturbing trend of extorting money by impersonating gangsters.

Delhi man poses as gangster, tries to extort 1 Crore - His shocking real identity revealed!

An Australian teenager was admitted to hospital with a spear lodged in her skull after a shocking attack in a remote Northern Territory town, multiple media outlets reported on Monday (July 21). She was allegedly speared in the head during a suspected domestic violence incident. Here is what we know:<h2>Domestic violence horror in Groote Eylandt community</h2>The incident occurred in Angurugu, &nbsp;a remote town on the western coast of Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria. After the horrifying act of violence, &nbsp;the 18-year-old from Angurugu was airlifted to a hospital. &nbsp;Emergency services were contacted at 12.05 PM local time on Sunday to report that the young woman had been ‘stabbed in the head with a spear’ by a man known to her.“Police and local clinic staff attended and located the victim conscious, with the spear still embedded," Northern Territory Police said.The young woman was barely conscious and distressed, officers said.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/japan-women-fall-prey-to-sexual-abuse-in-corporate-sector-8863401/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/japan-women-fall-prey-to-sexual-abuse-in-corporate-sector-8863401/embed</a><h2>Woman with spear in skull was rushed to Darwin to save her life</h2>Medical staff stabilised the victim and airlifted her through a CareFlight chopper to Royal Darwin Hospital."The victim has since been conveyed to Royal Darwin Hospital via CareFlight in a serious but stable condition," a police spokesperson said.&nbsp;Her condition was described as ‘serious but stable.’<h2>Domestic violence being probed</h2>Police are treating the incident as a ‘domestic violence-related attack’ by a man known to the victim. The suspect has not been located. Detectives are now actively pursuing leads. Police were looking for the alleged offender, and investigations are continuing.<h2>Spearing incident: Manhunt underway for suspect, police appeal for help</h2>With the attacker still to be found, Northern Territory Police have sought help from the community for information on the domestic violence incident. They urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers or dial 131 444.The incident has left the close-knit Groote Eylandt community reeling. &nbsp;The brutal act of violence in the secluded community in the Gulf of Carpentaria has sparked widespread concern across the Northern Territory.

“Police and local clinic staff attended and located the victim conscious, with the spear still embedded," Northern Territory Police said.



An Australian teenager was admitted to hospital with a spear lodged in her skull after a shocking attack in a remote Northern Territory town, multiple media outlets reported on Monday (July 21). She was allegedly speared in the head during a suspected domestic violence incident. Here is what we know: Domestic violence horror in Groote Eylandt community The incident occurred in Angurugu, a remote town on the western coast of Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria. After the horrifying act of violence, the 18-year-old from Angurugu was airlifted to a hospital. Emergency services were contacted at 12.05 PM local time on Sunday to report that the young woman had been ‘stabbed in the head with a spear’ by a man known to her. “Police and local clinic staff attended and located the victim conscious, with the spear still embedded," Northern Territory Police said. The young woman was barely conscious and distressed, officers said. https://www.wionews.com/videos/japan-women-fall-prey-to-sexual-abuse-in-corporate-sector-8863401/embed Woman with spear in skull was rushed to Darwin to save her life Medical staff stabilised the victim and airlifted her through a CareFlight chopper to Royal Darwin Hospital."The victim has since been conveyed to Royal Darwin Hospital via CareFlight in a serious but stable condition," a police spokesperson said. Her condition was described as ‘serious but stable.’ Domestic violence being probed Police are treating the incident as a ‘domestic violence-related attack’ by a man known to the victim. The suspect has not been located. Detectives are now actively pursuing leads. Police were looking for the alleged offender, and investigations are continuing. Spearing incident: Manhunt underway for suspect, police appeal for help With the attacker still to be found, Northern Territory Police have sought help from the community for information on the domestic violence incident. They urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers or dial 131 444. The incident has left the close-knit Groote Eylandt community reeling. The brutal act of violence in the secluded community in the Gulf of Carpentaria has sparked widespread concern across the Northern Territory.

“Police and local clinic staff attended and located the victim conscious, with the spear still embedded," Northern Territory Police said.&nbsp;

Spear lodged in head, teen girl fights for life after domestic violence incident

Indonesian police recently busted a baby trafficking ring that sold at least 24 infants, 15 of them shipped to adoptive parents in Singapore. The gang has been operating since early 2023, according to authorities who arrested 13 people and rescued six babies. They are looking for the other babies.<h2>Dark discovery: 13 arrests, 6 infants rescued</h2>The baby trafficking ring was busted when a biological parent, angry at not being paid, reported an alleged ‘kidnapping’, leading investigators to a suspect who confessed to trading 24 babies.Authorities arrested 13 suspects from across Indonesia: Pontianak in Borneo, Tangerang near Jakarta, and Bandung. The 13th suspect was held at Soekarno‑Hatta airport while returning from abroad.Police rescued six infants between two and six months of age. Out of these, five babies were destined for Singapore and one for Tangerang.<h2>Dirty operation: How the Indonesian baby trafficking ring worked</h2>The baby smuggling syndicate had recruiters, some of them making the bookings even for babies yet to be born, according to reports. “Some acted as initial recruiters, even while the babies were still in the womb,” said Commissioner Surawan, West Java Police.There were also caretakers, shelter providers and forgers of family cards, birth certificates and passports.“The babies were added to other people’s family cards, and passports issued before they were sent abroad,” Antara News agency quoted an official as saying.Most of the babies originated from West Java. They were trafficked first to Pontianak, where fake documents were issued, before being sent to Singapore.<h2>Baby trafficking ring: A high price tag for those willing to pay</h2>According to media reports citing authorities, each baby reportedly fetched Indonesian rupiah 11–16 million (around $600–980). In some cases, the payments were made even before birth. &nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-cbi-busts-child-trafficking-ring-arrests-7-people-rescues-2-babies-708543/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-cbi-busts-child-trafficking-ring-arrests-7-people-rescues-2-babies-708543/embed</a><h2>How much are the biological parents involved in the baby-selling ring?</h2>According to Indonesian police, some biological parents had agreed to sell their children due to financial hardship. But several parents were left unpaid after surrendering the baby. That's when the lid opened on the clandestine trafficking network. Some of the parents who had not been paid reported 'kidnappings'.&nbsp;<h2>Baby trafficking ring busted: Who are the buyers?</h2>Indonesian police are working with Interpol and Singapore law enforcement to trace the buyers and track down all the trafficked 24 infants, mostly believed to be in Singapore.<h2>The terrible trade in babies exposes the poverty, desperation of poor Indonesians</h2>The gang members are likely to face human trafficking charges. The baby‑selling rings have been exploiting desperate mothers with the promise of a few million rupiah. Politicians warned this 'terrifying trade in newborns' underscored deeper issues like rampant poverty, weak social safety nets and loopholes in adoption laws.Indonesian lawmakers urged the government to open safe houses, extend social services and improve protections for vulnerable pregnant women to stop this ruthless trade, the Antara News agency said in a report.&nbsp;

Police rescued six infants between two and six months of age. Out of these, five babies were destined for Singapore and one for Tangerang.

Indonesian police recently busted a baby trafficking ring that sold at least 24 infants, 15 of them shipped to adoptive parents in Singapore. The gang has been operating since early 2023, according to authorities who arrested 13 people and rescued six babies. They are looking for the other babies. Dark discovery: 13 arrests, 6 infants rescued The baby trafficking ring was busted when a biological parent, angry at not being paid, reported an alleged ‘kidnapping’, leading investigators to a suspect who confessed to trading 24 babies. Authorities arrested 13 suspects from across Indonesia: Pontianak in Borneo, Tangerang near Jakarta, and Bandung. The 13th suspect was held at Soekarno‑Hatta airport while returning from abroad. Police rescued six infants between two and six months of age. Out of these, five babies were destined for Singapore and one for Tangerang. Dirty operation: How the Indonesian baby trafficking ring worked The baby smuggling syndicate had recruiters, some of them making the bookings even for babies yet to be born, according to reports. “Some acted as initial recruiters, even while the babies were still in the womb,” said Commissioner Surawan, West Java Police. There were also caretakers, shelter providers and forgers of family cards, birth certificates and passports. “The babies were added to other people’s family cards, and passports issued before they were sent abroad,” Antara News agency quoted an official as saying. Most of the babies originated from West Java. They were trafficked first to Pontianak, where fake documents were issued, before being sent to Singapore. Baby trafficking ring: A high price tag for those willing to pay According to media reports citing authorities, each baby reportedly fetched Indonesian rupiah 11–16 million (around $600–980). In some cases, the payments were made even before birth. https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-cbi-busts-child-trafficking-ring-arrests-7-people-rescues-2-babies-708543/embed How much are the biological parents involved in the baby-selling ring? According to Indonesian police, some biological parents had agreed to sell their children due to financial hardship. But several parents were left unpaid after surrendering the baby. That's when the lid opened on the clandestine trafficking network. Some of the parents who had not been paid reported 'kidnappings'. Baby trafficking ring busted: Who are the buyers? Indonesian police are working with Interpol and Singapore law enforcement to trace the buyers and track down all the trafficked 24 infants, mostly believed to be in Singapore. The terrible trade in babies exposes the poverty, desperation of poor Indonesians The gang members are likely to face human trafficking charges. The baby‑selling rings have been exploiting desperate mothers with the promise of a few million rupiah. Politicians warned this 'terrifying trade in newborns' underscored deeper issues like rampant poverty, weak social safety nets and loopholes in adoption laws. Indonesian lawmakers urged the government to open safe houses, extend social services and improve protections for vulnerable pregnant women to stop this ruthless trade, the Antara News agency said in a report.

Police rescued six infants between two and six months of age. Out of these, five babies were destined for Singapore and one for Tangerang.

Baby mafia! Indonesian baby‑trafficking ring 'booked' infants before they were born, sold for millions of rupiah; 6 infants rescued

Thailand monk sex and blackmail scandal: Seeka 'Miss' Golf, the woman at the centre of a Thailand monk sex and blackmail scandal, has been arrested. The woman in her mid-30s, whose real name is Wilawan Emsawat, allegedly seduced and entered into sexual relations with nearly 20 senior and wealthy monks from several Buddhist temples since 2019, according to Thai police. She was arrested on Tuesday (Jul 15) near Bangkok.&nbsp; People of Thailand hold Buddhist monks in high reverence and the scandal has shaken their trust in Buddhist institutions. A wave of defrockings and temple audits has taken place in the aftermath of the scandal.&nbsp;Broader calls are being made to clean up monastic discipline and fiscal accountability.<h2>How 'Miss Golf' blackmailed monks: The Thailand sex scandal</h2>Aged in mid-30s, Miss Golf blackmailed high‑ranking monks using evidence of their romantic associations, and alleging financial misconduct.&nbsp;According to Thailand media reports, Miss Golf used to gamble online and lost millions. &nbsp;In order to make more money, she devised the scheme to get into intimate relations with the monks, and then make &nbsp;extortion claims, seeking money in exchange for silence about the relationships. As per police, Seeka Golf extorted money after claiming to be pregnant or using some other romantic coercion.&nbsp;<h2>80,000 explicit images and videos, monk robes found on woman at centre of Thailand monk sex scandal</h2>Miss Golf was arrested from her home in Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok. She faces charges of extortion, money laundering and accepting stolen goods. Police have found that a senior monk had transferred money to her from a bank account of his temple in northern Thailand.&nbsp; Nearly 80,000 explicit images and videos were recovered during the raid at her residence, besides more than 10 monk robes and five phones, according to local media reports citing police.<h2>Thailand monk sex scandal aftermath: Eight senior monks defrocked</h2>At least eight senior Buddhist monks were disrobed over their alleged involvement in the sex scandal.According to police, Miss Golf received nearly THB 1 million or $30,000 from ex-Abbot Chaokhun Arj of Wat Tri Thotsathep. Arj left the monkhood and fled to Laos in late June. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/thailand-police-arrest-30-year-old-wilawan-emsawat-near-bangkok-1752634750598/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/thailand-police-arrest-30-year-old-wilawan-emsawat-near-bangkok-1752634750598/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>Thailand monk sex scandal rocks politics</h2>Thailand is giving top priority to the case, with the Royal Thai Police’s Central Investigation Bureau probing the case, led by Police Lt Gen Charoonkiat Pankaew.Authorities have promised deeper investigations into Buddhist temples nationwide, indicating an institutional clean-up. Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai called for 'stricter regulations and financial transparency' of Buddhist institutions, such as temple audit reforms and oversight of monks' conduct.The Central Investigation Bureau has introduced a public tip-off system and Facebook hotline for people to report monk misconduct.<h2>Thailand monk sex scandal: Corruption and opulence of Buddhist clergy in focus</h2>The monk sex scandal is the latest instance of a crisis of trust in Thailand's Buddhist clergy. There have been other high-profile cases in the past, including the jet-set monk case.Another abbot was accused of embezzling temple assets.As Buddhist institutions get billions in public donations every year, some monks have abused their position for personal gains and material indulgences, as opposed to celibacy, frugal life and morality expected of them. Many in Thailand are seeking more transparency, oversight and enforcement.&nbsp;

In a scandal that rocked Thailand, a woman in her 30s allegedly seduced and entered into sexual relations with nearly 20 senior and wealthy monks from several Buddhist temples since around 2019

Thailand monk sex and blackmail scandal: Seeka 'Miss' Golf, the woman at the centre of a Thailand monk sex and blackmail scandal, has been arrested. The woman in her mid-30s, whose real name is Wilawan Emsawat, allegedly seduced and entered into sexual relations with nearly 20 senior and wealthy monks from several Buddhist temples since 2019, according to Thai police. She was arrested on Tuesday (Jul 15) near Bangkok. People of Thailand hold Buddhist monks in high reverence and the scandal has shaken their trust in Buddhist institutions. A wave of defrockings and temple audits has taken place in the aftermath of the scandal. Broader calls are being made to clean up monastic discipline and fiscal accountability. How 'Miss Golf' blackmailed monks: The Thailand sex scandal Aged in mid-30s, Miss Golf blackmailed high‑ranking monks using evidence of their romantic associations, and alleging financial misconduct. According to Thailand media reports, Miss Golf used to gamble online and lost millions. In order to make more money, she devised the scheme to get into intimate relations with the monks, and then make extortion claims, seeking money in exchange for silence about the relationships. As per police, Seeka Golf extorted money after claiming to be pregnant or using some other romantic coercion. 80,000 explicit images and videos, monk robes found on woman at centre of Thailand monk sex scandal Miss Golf was arrested from her home in Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok. She faces charges of extortion, money laundering and accepting stolen goods. Police have found that a senior monk had transferred money to her from a bank account of his temple in northern Thailand. Nearly 80,000 explicit images and videos were recovered during the raid at her residence, besides more than 10 monk robes and five phones, according to local media reports citing police. Thailand monk sex scandal aftermath: Eight senior monks defrocked At least eight senior Buddhist monks were disrobed over their alleged involvement in the sex scandal. According to police, Miss Golf received nearly THB 1 million or $30,000 from ex-Abbot Chaokhun Arj of Wat Tri Thotsathep. Arj left the monkhood and fled to Laos in late June. https://www.wionews.com/videos/thailand-police-arrest-30-year-old-wilawan-emsawat-near-bangkok-1752634750598/embed Thailand monk sex scandal rocks politics Thailand is giving top priority to the case, with the Royal Thai Police’s Central Investigation Bureau probing the case, led by Police Lt Gen Charoonkiat Pankaew. Authorities have promised deeper investigations into Buddhist temples nationwide, indicating an institutional clean-up. Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai called for 'stricter regulations and financial transparency' of Buddhist institutions, such as temple audit reforms and oversight of monks' conduct. The Central Investigation Bureau has introduced a public tip-off system and Facebook hotline for people to report monk misconduct. Thailand monk sex scandal: Corruption and opulence of Buddhist clergy in focus The monk sex scandal is the latest instance of a crisis of trust in Thailand's Buddhist clergy. There have been other high-profile cases in the past, including the jet-set monk case. Another abbot was accused of embezzling temple assets. As Buddhist institutions get billions in public donations every year, some monks have abused their position for personal gains and material indulgences, as opposed to celibacy, frugal life and morality expected of them. Many in Thailand are seeking more transparency, oversight and enforcement.

In a scandal that rocked Thailand, a woman in her 30s allegedly seduced and entered into sexual relations with nearly 20 senior and wealthy monks from several Buddhist temples since around 2019

80,000 explicit photos and videos, monk robes found on woman arrested after Thailand monk sex scandal leads to defrocking of Buddhist clergy

A female teacher of a prominent school in Mumbai has been arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old male student on multiple occasions in the past year and plying him with anti-anxiety pills and alcohol, police said. The woman, 40, who is married and has children, has been charged under provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act and the Indian Penal Code. The accused woman taught the student when he was in Class XI. She told police that she got attracted to the teenager during meetings to select a dance group for the annual school function in December 2023, and made first sexual advances in January 2024.&nbsp;<h2>Accused roped in female friend to convince teen</h2>&nbsp;As the survivor was initially reluctant and started avoiding her, the teacher approached one of her female friends for help. The accused’s friend, who has also been charged, reached out to the minor and reportedly told him that relationships between older women and teenage boys have “become quite common” and that he and the teacher were “made for each other” after which the student decided to meet the accused, said a police officer seeking anonymity.&nbsp;Subsequently, the teacher picked up the boy in a car and took him to a secluded place. “She undressed him forcefully and sexually assaulted him. When the student developed anxiety in the next few days, she gave him some anti-anxiety tablets,” the officer said.&nbsp;The teacher then started getting the student drunk before taking him to five-star hotels in South Mumbai and near the airport, where she coerced him into having sexual relations, another officer said.<h2> Family noticed changes in teen’s behaviour</h2>&nbsp;Police said the incident came to light when the teen’s family noticed a change in his behaviour and confronted him. The student narrated his plight, but the family decided to keep it under wraps as he would soon pass out from the school and hoped that the teacher would ultimately stop bothering him.However, when the student left school after clearing his Class 12 board examinations this year, he was again contacted by the teacher.&nbsp;“The teacher contacted the student through one of her domestic staff and asked him to meet her. The teen’s family then decided to approach us and register a case,” the officer said.&nbsp;Police said a case has been registered under sections 4 (penetrative sexual assault), 6 (aggravated penetrative sexual assault), and 17 of the POCSO Act, besides provisions of the IPC and the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

When the student developed anxiety, she gave him anti-anxiety tablets and then started getting him drunk before taking him to five-star hotels in South Mumbai and near the airport, where she coerced him into having sexual relations.

A female teacher of a prominent school in Mumbai has been arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old male student on multiple occasions in the past year and plying him with anti-anxiety pills and alcohol, police said. The woman, 40, who is married and has children, has been charged under provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act and the Indian Penal Code. The accused woman taught the student when he was in Class XI. She told police that she got attracted to the teenager during meetings to select a dance group for the annual school function in December 2023, and made first sexual advances in January 2024. Accused roped in female friend to convince teen As the survivor was initially reluctant and started avoiding her, the teacher approached one of her female friends for help. The accused’s friend, who has also been charged, reached out to the minor and reportedly told him that relationships between older women and teenage boys have “become quite common” and that he and the teacher were “made for each other” after which the student decided to meet the accused, said a police officer seeking anonymity. Subsequently, the teacher picked up the boy in a car and took him to a secluded place. “She undressed him forcefully and sexually assaulted him. When the student developed anxiety in the next few days, she gave him some anti-anxiety tablets,” the officer said. The teacher then started getting the student drunk before taking him to five-star hotels in South Mumbai and near the airport, where she coerced him into having sexual relations, another officer said. Family noticed changes in teen’s behaviour Police said the incident came to light when the teen’s family noticed a change in his behaviour and confronted him. The student narrated his plight, but the family decided to keep it under wraps as he would soon pass out from the school and hoped that the teacher would ultimately stop bothering him. However, when the student left school after clearing his Class 12 board examinations this year, he was again contacted by the teacher. “The teacher contacted the student through one of her domestic staff and asked him to meet her. The teen’s family then decided to approach us and register a case,” the officer said. Police said a case has been registered under sections 4 (penetrative sexual assault), 6 (aggravated penetrative sexual assault), and 17 of the POCSO Act, besides provisions of the IPC and the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

When the student developed anxiety, she gave him anti-anxiety tablets and then started getting him drunk before taking him to five-star hotels in South Mumbai and near the airport, where she coerced him into having sexual relations.

Teacher plies student with anxiety pills, alcohol, sexually assaults him in 5-star Mumbai hotels for over a year

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The arrested individuals were part of the hospital’s leadership between 2015 and 2016. These were the years when Letby committed the crimes, some details of which she had recorded in her diary

'Baby killer' nurse Lucy Letby case: Three former senior bosses at the Countess of Chester Hospital, where 'baby killer' nurse Lucy Letby had worked, were arrested by Cheshire Police. Letby was arrested in 2023 for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill seven others who were under her care at the hospital. Her former bosses were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. The arrested individuals were part of the hospital’s leadership between 2015 and 2016. These were the years when Letby committed the crimes, some details of which she had recorded in her diary. Baby killer nurse Letby investigations After Letby was arrested in 2023, an investigation followed into possible negligence and corporate manslaughter at the hospital. In March 2024, this probe was expanded to include gross negligence manslaughter. Corporate manslaughter is linked to the senior leadership of the hospital and its decision-making, while gross negligence manslaughter concerns the grossly negligent action or inaction of individuals, BBC cited Detective Superintendent Paul Hughes as saying. https://www.wionews.com/videos/gravitas-uks-killer-nurse-lucy-letby-sentenced-to-life-in-prison-627686/embed The arrests of senior bosses will not affect Letby's 2023 convictions for murder and attempted murder. What is the case against killer nurse Letby? Lucy Letby was convicted of killing babies through a variety of methods like starvation, when she was on duty at the neonatal unit of the British hospital between June 2015 and June 2016. Having evaded the law for several years, she was eventually arrested in 2023 after several suspicions arose. Her diary entries becaming the most damning evidence against her. Letby is currently serving 15 whole-life sentences for her crimes. Letby claims innocence even as other cases of baby deaths are probed Letby has maintained her innocence. Her lawyer, Mark McDonald, submitted a case review petition to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). The application, which the CCRC is currently reviewing, cites expert opinions that Letby had not harmed any babies. Cheshire Police are separately probing other baby deaths and collapses in Chester and the Liverpool Women’s Hospital, where Letby trained. These incidents date back to 2012. Hughes said there are no set timescales for these investigations.

The arrested individuals were part of the hospital’s leadership between 2015 and 2016. These were the years when Letby committed the crimes, some details of which she had recorded in her diary

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Former Karnataka DGP Om Prakash was allegedly killed by his wife, Pallavi. She first blinded him by throwing chilli powder in his eyes and then stabbed him to death. The couple and their two children lived in Bengaluru's HSR Layout.
Reports suggest the husband and wife would often be embroiled in heated arguments. Destressed by this, the 68-year-old had temporarily moved to his sister's house. It was two days before the cold-blooded murder that his daughter brought (Kriti) him home against his wish; two days before he was killed, his son told the news agency PTI. The police have detained the wife and the daughter for questioning. The probe comes after the son alleged that both his sister and mother had a role in killing his father.
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Pallavi attacked her husband after a heated argument with him. And according to sources, after brutally killing her husband, Pallavi video called her friend to confess to her actions; she said, &ldquo;I have killed the monster.&rdquo;
The former DGP was lying in a pool of blood on the ground floor of their three-storeyed apartment. The son Kartikesh has made chilling revelations that his mother was threatening to kill his father for over a week until she did. He has filed a complaint in which he mentioned, &ldquo;My younger sister Kriti went there and brought him back against his will."
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Kartikesh&nbsp;was informed by his neighbours about the incident when he was at the Karnataka Golf Association. He added, "I rushed home and found police and others already there. My father was lying in a pool of blood with injuries on his head and body. He was then taken to St John&rsquo;s Hospital. A broken bottle and a knife were found near his body. My mother Pallavi and sister Kriti used to fight with my father often. I strongly suspect they are involved in his murder."
His mother and sister are in police custody, and he urges the department to take legal action against them.
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Former Karnataka DGP Om Prakash was allegedly killed by his wife, Pallavi. She first blinded him by throwing chilli powder in his eyes and then stabbed him to death. India news

Former Karnataka DGP Om Prakash was allegedly killed by his wife, Pallavi. She first blinded him by throwing chilli powder in his eyes and then stabbed him to death. The couple and their two children lived in Bengaluru's HSR Layout. Reports suggest the husband and wife would often be embroiled in heated arguments. Destressed by this, the 68-year-old had temporarily moved to his sister's house. It was two days before the cold-blooded murder that his daughter brought (Kriti) him home against his wish; two days before he was killed, his son told the news agency PTI. The police have detained the wife and the daughter for questioning. The probe comes after the son alleged that both his sister and mother had a role in killing his father. WATCH | India: Former Karnataka DGP Om Prakash's death mystery deepens Pallavi attacked her husband after a heated argument with him. And according to sources, after brutally killing her husband, Pallavi video called her friend to confess to her actions; she said, “I have killed the monster.” The former DGP was lying in a pool of blood on the ground floor of their three-storeyed apartment. The son Kartikesh has made chilling revelations that his mother was threatening to kill his father for over a week until she did. He has filed a complaint in which he mentioned, “My younger sister Kriti went there and brought him back against his will." Also read: Karnataka: Retired Karnataka DGP found murdered at Bengaluru residence Kartikesh was informed by his neighbours about the incident when he was at the Karnataka Golf Association. He added, "I rushed home and found police and others already there. My father was lying in a pool of blood with injuries on his head and body. He was then taken to St John’s Hospital. A broken bottle and a knife were found near his body. My mother Pallavi and sister Kriti used to fight with my father often. I strongly suspect they are involved in his murder." His mother and sister are in police custody, and he urges the department to take legal action against them.

'I killed the monster': Retired Karnataka DGP's wife made video call to friend after cold-blooded murder

Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh
A woman from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district was horrified to receive a parcel containing a decomposing dead body and a letter demanding ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million)
As per media reports, the woman, identified as Naga Tulsi had been constructing a house on land sanctioned by the government and had sought financial help from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi. 
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The organisation had initially sent her tiles for the construction. Later, Tulsi requested additional support for electrical appliances. In response, she received a WhatsApp message confirming that items such as lights, fans, and switches would be sent.
However, on Thursday (December 19) night, Tulsi was handed a package by a delivery person who claimed it contained the promised appliances. To her shock, upon opening the parcel, she discovered the decaying body of an unidentified man along with a letter threatening severe consequences if ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) was not paid. It remains unclear whether the letter was directed at Tulsi or someone in her family.
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The police were immediately informed, and officers, including West Godavari Superintendent of Police Nayeem Asmi, visited the scene. The body was sent to a government hospital for a post-mortem examination. 
Preliminary results indicate that the man had been dead for four to five days. Authorities are working to identify the deceased, determine the cause of death, and uncover how the body ended up in the package. As part of the probe, representatives from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi have also been called in for questioning.
(With inputs from agencies)

As per media reports, the woman, identified as Naga Tulsi had been constructing a house on land sanctioned by the government and had sought financial help from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi. 



Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh A woman from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district was horrified to receive a parcel containing a decomposing dead body and a letter demanding ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) As per media reports, the woman, identified as Naga Tulsi had been constructing a house on land sanctioned by the government and had sought financial help from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi. Also read: Jaipur truck collision: Shocking video shows massive explosion The organisation had initially sent her tiles for the construction. Later, Tulsi requested additional support for electrical appliances. In response, she received a WhatsApp message confirming that items such as lights, fans, and switches would be sent. However, on Thursday (December 19) night, Tulsi was handed a package by a delivery person who claimed it contained the promised appliances. To her shock, upon opening the parcel, she discovered the decaying body of an unidentified man along with a letter threatening severe consequences if ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) was not paid. It remains unclear whether the letter was directed at Tulsi or someone in her family. Also read: ‘How can this be allowed?’ RSS slams resurgence of temple-mosque disputes The police were immediately informed, and officers, including West Godavari Superintendent of Police Nayeem Asmi, visited the scene. The body was sent to a government hospital for a post-mortem examination. Preliminary results indicate that the man had been dead for four to five days. Authorities are working to identify the deceased, determine the cause of death, and uncover how the body ended up in the package. As part of the probe, representatives from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi have also been called in for questioning. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Woman opens parcel expecting appliances, finds dead body and ransom note inside

A woman from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district was horrified to receive a parcel containing a decomposing dead body and a letter demanding ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million)

As per media reports, the woman, identified as Naga Tulsi had been constructing a house on land sanctioned by the government and had sought financial help from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi.&nbsp;

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The organisation had initially sent her tiles for the construction. Later, Tulsi requested additional support for electrical appliances. In response, she received a WhatsApp message confirming that items such as lights, fans, and switches would be sent.

However, on Thursday (December 19) night, Tulsi was handed a package by a delivery person who claimed it contained the promised appliances. To her shock, upon opening the parcel, she discovered the decaying body of an unidentified man along with a letter threatening severe consequences if ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) was not paid. It remains unclear whether the letter was directed at Tulsi or someone in her family.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/how-can-this-be-allowed-rss-chief-slams-resurgence-of-temple-mosque-disputes-in-india-785489">‘How can this be allowed?’ RSS slams resurgence of temple-mosque disputes</a>

The police were immediately informed, and officers, including West Godavari Superintendent of Police Nayeem Asmi, visited the scene. The body was sent to a government hospital for a post-mortem examination.&nbsp;

Preliminary results indicate that the man had been dead for four to five days. Authorities are working to identify the deceased, determine the cause of death, and uncover how the body ended up in the package. As part of the probe, representatives from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi have also been called in for questioning.

(With inputs from agencies)

A woman from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district was horrified to receive a parcel containing a decomposing dead body and a letter demanding ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.

A woman from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district was horrified to receive a parcel containing a decomposing dead body and a letter demanding ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) As per media reports, the woman, identified as Naga Tulsi had been constructing a house on land sanctioned by the government and had sought financial help from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi. Also read: Jaipur truck collision: Shocking video shows massive explosion The organisation had initially sent her tiles for the construction. Later, Tulsi requested additional support for electrical appliances. In response, she received a WhatsApp message confirming that items such as lights, fans, and switches would be sent. However, on Thursday (December 19) night, Tulsi was handed a package by a delivery person who claimed it contained the promised appliances. To her shock, upon opening the parcel, she discovered the decaying body of an unidentified man along with a letter threatening severe consequences if ₹1.3 crore (USD 0.15 million) was not paid. It remains unclear whether the letter was directed at Tulsi or someone in her family. Also read: ‘How can this be allowed?’ RSS slams resurgence of temple-mosque disputes The police were immediately informed, and officers, including West Godavari Superintendent of Police Nayeem Asmi, visited the scene. The body was sent to a government hospital for a post-mortem examination. Preliminary results indicate that the man had been dead for four to five days. Authorities are working to identify the deceased, determine the cause of death, and uncover how the body ended up in the package. As part of the probe, representatives from the Kshatriya Seva Samithi have also been called in for questioning. (With inputs from agencies)

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The United Nations has reported that Telegram is being used as a platform for facilitating crime in Southeast Asia, where criminal networks are thriving. The messaging app's encryption and anonymity features have made it a popular tool for various illegal activities, including drug trafficking, human trafficking, and money laundering. The UN emphasizes the need for enhanced monitoring and regulation to combat these growing threats and protect vulnerable populations in the region.

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Sudan's army has initiated a significant offensive against the powerful paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), amid the ongoing civil war. On Thursday morning, government forces conducted shelling attacks on RSF bases in Khartoum and the northern area of Bahri, focusing on reclaiming territory lost at the onset of the conflict. The offensive marks a crucial escalation in the violence as the military seeks to regain control over key areas in the capital.

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A video of a teenage girl was captured falling from a building's roof following a severe slap from a builder after a heated argument, according to a report by NDTV.

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The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition. Mukesh was in Mumbai at the time of the murder. He left immediately for his home in Darbhanga after being informed about the incident.

Local police have opened a probe into the murder of Jitan Sahani and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed, comprising the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) and the Station House Officer (SHO).

Police found several stab injuries and cut marks on Jitan Sahani's chest and stomach.

Nitin Nabin, a minister in the Bihar government, said personal enmity could have motivated the murderers. "The government will investigate the matter and the truth will be revealed," he said.

Sub-Divisional Police Officer Manish Chandra Choudhary said after a preliminary investigation that somebody may have entered the house with the intention of theft and was caught red-handed.

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Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi reacted to the development on social media and said he was "shocked".

"I demand from the state government that the culprits should be arrested immediately and a speedy trial should be conducted. My party and I are with Mukesh Sahani ji in every way in this hour of grief," he wrote in a post in Hindi.

Meanwhile, the Opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) party slammed the ruling Janata Dal (United), an ally of the national ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), for the 'collapse' of the law and order situation in the state.

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"...What is going on in Bihar? No day goes by without a murder...The Chief Minister is in an unconscious state of mind. He might not even know by now that something has happened in the state. No political leader is safe in Bihar... The system has collapsed. Bihar is at the mercy of gods...," said RJD Spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav.

(With inputs from agencies)

The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition.

The father of a top politician in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was brutally murdered on Tuesday (Jul 16) in his home. The body of Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) chief Mukesh Sahani's father was recovered in a mutilated condition. Mukesh was in Mumbai at the time of the murder. He left immediately for his home in Darbhanga after being informed about the incident. Local police have opened a probe into the murder of Jitan Sahani and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed, comprising the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) and the Station House Officer (SHO). Police found several stab injuries and cut marks on Jitan Sahani's chest and stomach. Nitin Nabin, a minister in the Bihar government, said personal enmity could have motivated the murderers. "The government will investigate the matter and the truth will be revealed," he said. Sub-Divisional Police Officer Manish Chandra Choudhary said after a preliminary investigation that somebody may have entered the house with the intention of theft and was caught red-handed. Also read: Criminal laws in India: Death penalty for mob-lynching, sedition law to be scrapped - 5 major points Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi reacted to the development on social media and said he was "shocked". "I demand from the state government that the culprits should be arrested immediately and a speedy trial should be conducted. My party and I are with Mukesh Sahani ji in every way in this hour of grief," he wrote in a post in Hindi. Meanwhile, the Opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) party slammed the ruling Janata Dal (United), an ally of the national ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), for the 'collapse' of the law and order situation in the state. Watch: India: 3 new criminal laws to replace colonial-era codes, Zero FIR & electronic summonses introduced × "...What is going on in Bihar? No day goes by without a murder...The Chief Minister is in an unconscious state of mind. He might not even know by now that something has happened in the state. No political leader is safe in Bihar... The system has collapsed. Bihar is at the mercy of gods...," said RJD Spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav. (With inputs from agencies)

'State at mercy of God': Bihar politician's father brutally murdered, opposition slams NDA govt

UK police on Wednesday (Jul 10) detained a man, after an extensive search campaign, suspected of killing three women in Bushey, northwest of London, with a crossbow. The man was caught in the Hilly Fields area of Enfield, north London. The suspect was found with injuries and was being treated. Police officers fired no shots during the exercise, as per reports in local media.

The tragic incident, which the police termed 'targeted', happened Tuesday as the Hertfordshire Police were called to the murder site just before 7 pm local time. The police found the three women, aged 25, 28 and 61, with critical injuries.

The three victims have been identified as the relatives of&nbsp;news broadcaster BBC's&nbsp;racing commentator John Hunt. His wife and two daughters became targets of the attack, said BBC in a statement. Police earlier said they believed the suspect was known to the victims.

Emergency services were rushed to the scene, including a Hazardous Area Response Team and two air ambulances. However, the ladies were pronounced dead on the scene by the doctors.

<h2>The suspect</h2>

Police have identified the suspect as Kyle Clifford and issued an appeal to the public regarding his whereabouts.

The 26-year-old suspect is understood to have served in the British Army for a brief period until he quit in 2022.&nbsp;

The authorities have advised people not to approach Clifford as he may still be in possession of the crossbow that he may have used in the murder. Police didn’t rule out the possibility of the use of some other weapon.

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Hertfordshire Police Chief Superintendent Jon Simpson on Wednesday directly addressed the suspect through media and urged him to get in touch with police. "Kyle, if you are seeing or hearing this, please make contact," he said.

<h2>UK home secretary's statement</h2>

Meanwhile, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said she was constantly being briefed about the situation by the officials. She also urged members of the public with any information to hand it over to police.

"The loss of three women's lives in Bushey last night is truly shocking. My thoughts are with the family &amp; friends of those who have been killed &amp; with the community," she said.

Local city councillor Laurence Brass told local media that the incident had left him "very shocked."

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"We're not used to this in this area, it's a very typical, leafy Bushey suburb… and suddenly we're told there are three murders. We had a helicopter landing at the top of my road last night, police all over the place. So, I'm concerned for residents, who I think are a little bit traumatised by what's going on here," he said.

Notably, people can carry crossbows legally in the UK without having to obtain any government approval. However, they may be asked to provide a reasonable excuse if they are found to be carrying it in public.

(With inputs from agencies)

UK police on Wednesday (Jul 10) detained a man, after an extensive search campaign, suspected of killing three women in Bushey, northwest of London, with a crossbow.

UK police on Wednesday (Jul 10) detained a man, after an extensive search campaign, suspected of killing three women in Bushey, northwest of London, with a crossbow. The man was caught in the Hilly Fields area of Enfield, north London. The suspect was found with injuries and was being treated. Police officers fired no shots during the exercise, as per reports in local media. The tragic incident, which the police termed 'targeted', happened Tuesday as the Hertfordshire Police were called to the murder site just before 7 pm local time. The police found the three women, aged 25, 28 and 61, with critical injuries. The three victims have been identified as the relatives of news broadcaster BBC's racing commentator John Hunt. His wife and two daughters became targets of the attack, said BBC in a statement. Police earlier said they believed the suspect was known to the victims. Emergency services were rushed to the scene, including a Hazardous Area Response Team and two air ambulances. However, the ladies were pronounced dead on the scene by the doctors. The suspect Police have identified the suspect as Kyle Clifford and issued an appeal to the public regarding his whereabouts. The 26-year-old suspect is understood to have served in the British Army for a brief period until he quit in 2022. The authorities have advised people not to approach Clifford as he may still be in possession of the crossbow that he may have used in the murder. Police didn’t rule out the possibility of the use of some other weapon. Watch: UK: Kemi Badenoch 'rips into' Sunak at first shadow cabinet meeting over election × Hertfordshire Police Chief Superintendent Jon Simpson on Wednesday directly addressed the suspect through media and urged him to get in touch with police. "Kyle, if you are seeing or hearing this, please make contact," he said. UK home secretary's statement Meanwhile, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said she was constantly being briefed about the situation by the officials. She also urged members of the public with any information to hand it over to police. "The loss of three women's lives in Bushey last night is truly shocking. My thoughts are with the family & friends of those who have been killed & with the community," she said. Local city councillor Laurence Brass told local media that the incident had left him "very shocked." Also read: UK faces fiscal tightrope: IMF urges reforms amid high debt "We're not used to this in this area, it's a very typical, leafy Bushey suburb… and suddenly we're told there are three murders. We had a helicopter landing at the top of my road last night, police all over the place. So, I'm concerned for residents, who I think are a little bit traumatised by what's going on here," he said. Notably, people can carry crossbows legally in the UK without having to obtain any government approval. However, they may be asked to provide a reasonable excuse if they are found to be carrying it in public. (With inputs from agencies)

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