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In Meghrajpur village of Devband, the lifeless body of 14-year-old ninth-grade student Mayank, from a Scheduled Caste family, was discovered on the railway tracks just 300 meters from his home. His family has accused five villagers of involvement in the brutal killing. Stabbed and Left on TracksAccording to the police, Mayank was allegedly attacked late Wednesday night after receiving a phone call that lured him outside his home. Family members said that as soon as he stepped out, a group of individuals lying in wait assaulted him. When his cries were heard, the family rushed outside, but Mayank was nowhere to be found. His body was later discovered on the railway tracks near his home. The postmortem revealed deep stab wounds on his abdomen and severe injuries to his head, indicating...

Muzaffarnagar, UP: The Muzaffarnagar Police have uncovered a major international human trafficking and cyber fraud network that was sending Indian youth to Cambodia under the pretext of attractive jobs, only to force them into cyber slavery. Two members of the gang have been arrested, while the main mastermind remains at large. How the Gang OperatedAccording to the complaint filed by Shahabuddin from Tawali village, his son Wasim, along with several other young men, was lured to Cambodia with promises of high-paying computer operator jobs. Upon arrival, their passports were confiscated, and they were handed over to cyber criminals linked to China and Pakistan. The victims were coerced into conducting cyber fraud targeting Indian citizens and were subjected to mental and physical abuse, ...

Baghpat, UP: The Baghpat Cyber Police have arrested two fraudsters, Naved and Bhura, who conducted a massive nationwide scam, targeting over 1,000 people across Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, and other states. The duo posed as Hindu individuals and tricked families by promising marriage alliances with boys allegedly holding government jobs. How the Scam OperatedBoth accused, who have educational qualifications only up to 5th and 8th grade, used fake identities and documents to stay in hotels under Hindu names. They lured victims by advertising matrimonial alliances on social media and websites, claiming that prospective grooms were doctors, engineers, or employed in the Air Force. Once contact was established, they fabricated emergencies—such as a staged road accident—to extort money fro...

Mathura:A shocking incident of child abduction has exposed serious lapses in security at Mathura Junction railway station, where a five-year-old boy was kidnapped in broad daylight by a stranger who fled aboard a shuttle train, leaving the child’s mother screaming for help. The incident occurred when Reshma, a resident of Vrindavan, arrived at the station with her three children—two sons and a daughter—to travel to her parental home in Agra. According to the complaint, a young man approached her at the ticket counter and handed her money, asking her to purchase a ticket for him as well. After collecting the tickets, Reshma moved to Platform No. 1, unaware that the man had begun closely following her family. Child Separated as Part of a Planned Act As the train was yet to arrive, R...