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Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: Ghaziabad police have uncovered a major counterfeit medicine racket manufacturing fake liver tablets, including copies of the well-known Himalayan Liv-52. Five accused, including the gang leader and a paramedical student, have been arrested. Operation and Seizure The investigation revealed that the gang operated from a lab in Sonipat, producing counterfeit Liv-52 tablets and supplying them across several districts, including Aligarh, Mathura, Bijnor, Agra, Meerut, and Shamli. Police seized: 50,000 fake tablets 1,200 white empty boxes and caps 500 printed wrappers One car Fraud Using Himalayan Company Name The gang used the name of the Himalayan Wellness Company to sell the fake tablets illegally. The company filed a complaint in January a...

Kanpur: A video of a heated confrontation between a bank employee and a customer at a private bank in Kanpur is going viral on social media, sparking widespread discussion. The video shows Astha Singh, a female employee, engaging in an argument with a woman customer. In a moment of anger, Singh is seen saying, “I’m a Thakur. I’ll teach you a lesson.” Incident at Panki Branch Astha Singh is employed at a private bank branch in the Panki police station area. Reports suggest that the confrontation began over a disagreement between Singh and the female customer. The discussion quickly escalated, and Singh lost her temper. Threat with a Laptop The viral video clearly shows Singh in an aggressive stance. At one point, she lifts a laptop, threatening to strike the customer. Other b...