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Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh: Sharik Satha, the alleged mastermind behind the Sambhal violence on 24 November 2024, is once again in the spotlight as police continue their hunt for him. Currently hiding in Dubai, Satha is reportedly running his criminal network from abroad. Meanwhile, authorities have initiated the attachment of his properties following a court order. Criminal Profile and PropertiesSatha is considered one of India’s largest auto lifters. The police have already seized ₹2.31 crore worth of his property last year. Over the years, he and his gang have been booked under the Gangster Act and other laws. A 2009 investigation revealed that the gang purchased a 268-square-meter high-value plot in Turtipur Ilaha. This property was registered in the names of Satha’s wife, Gule Roshan, ...

Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh: The police have initiated action against Sharik Satha, the alleged mastermind behind the violence at Shahi Jama Masjid on 24 November 2024, as well as a notorious international vehicle thief. On Wednesday, authorities began attaching his movable and immovable properties following a court order. Flag March and Security DeploymentPrior to the property attachment, a special team had been formed under the SDM’s supervision. To maintain law and order, the police conducted a flag march in the area before proceeding to Satha’s residence in the Nakas police station jurisdiction. A heavy deployment of police personnel, including female officers, was present to ensure smooth execution of the operation. Authorities emphasized that the attachment was carried out strictly in ...

Saharanpur: In a tragic incident in Kaushik Vihar Colony, collector Amin Ashok Rathi fatally shot his mother, Vidyavati, his wife, Anjita, and their two sons, Kartik and Dev, on Monday night before taking his own life. Investigations reveal that Ashok had been struggling with depression for a prolonged period. Shocking details have also emerged about his past behavior. According to family sources, Ashok had previously attempted to kill his entire family a year ago by administering sleeping pills. Thankfully, everyone survived that incident. Reports also suggest that he had attempted suicide during the COVID-19 pandemic. Suspicious CircumstancesAnjita’s brother, Rahul, stated that the family members appeared to have been drugged or given sleeping pills before being shot, as all were f...

Lucknow: In a dramatic incident at the Lucknow High Court premises, three police officers faced disciplinary action for entering lawyer chambers without permission while attempting to apprehend a woman accused of cow smuggling, Amina Khatun. The police had set up a trap outside the High Court to catch the accused. However, Amina managed to evade their custody and entered the High Court premises. Acting on the information that she was inside a lawyer’s chamber, the officers followed her in. This led to a confrontation with the lawyers, who protested the unauthorized entry, resulting in a significant commotion. Following the incident, an FIR was lodged against the three officers, and two sub-inspectors and a constable were suspended. The IncidentLawyers were outraged as police entered ...

The notice was served to Govind Kumar, a resident of Rudamau village, for an alleged sum of ₹7,15,92,786. The notice demands details of his bank accounts and other financial documents. Govind Kumar, who earns his livelihood through daily wage labor and small-scale farming, expressed disbelief at the massive sum mentioned. On 13 January, the income tax team visited his residence to collect documents related to his bank accounts. Govind stated that he has been supporting his family through manual labor and farming, and is unable to understand the basis of such a huge notice. His parents, Ramchandra Kashyap and Kamla Devi, explained that Govind is a daily wage worker and their elder son runs a small cart business; the family owns very little land. Origin of the ConfusionGovind revealed ...