Afzal Ali

A political rift has erupted in Darbhanga's Gaura Bauram as RJD expelled Afzal Ali Khan for refusing to withdraw his nomination after the seat was given to VIP's Santosh Sahni. This internal conflict could split the Muslim vote, potentially benefiting BJP's Sujeet Kumar Singh, who claims support from various caste groups. VIP remains confident of consolidating votes against the BJP.

Afzal Ali (42), a lawyer in the Mau district court, was shot dead by two motorcycle-borne miscreants near the residence of tehsildar on Tuesday. Ali’s brother has registered an FIR against a lawyer in this connection. Angered by the incident, the lawyers staged a massive demonstration on the district court premises with the body of Ali.

The Kolkata Police Special Task Force (STF) has busted a fake note printing unit at Hatiara near Eco Park on Wednesday evening. Two persons - Changez Alam (36) and his associate Afzal Ali (22), both residents of Narkeldanga, - have been arrested so far. Fake currency with a face value of Rs 91,500 was recovered. The STF sleuths have detained a couple of locals from Hatiara for questioning.

In Jaunpur, police apprehended Afzal Ali alias Sonu and Afzal Ali for allegedly plotting to derail a train. They placed a steel drum on the Varanasi-Lucknow rail line near Aunka village. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) acted swiftly, discovering and removing the obstruction, averting a potential disaster. Both individuals have been arrested and are currently under investigation.

Police have formed a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the murder of Dr Afzal Ali (55), who was shot dead by two motorcycle-borne criminals near Digha ITI on Friday night.

Criminal Investigation Department (CID) sleuths have picked up two boys, Vishal and Syed Afzal Ali, for questioning in connection with the mysterious death of Richard Loitam.

In a major step towards cracking the Richard Loitam case, police filed an FIR saying the architecture student from Manipur was found dead in his hostel room on April 17, a day after he was beaten and punched by two of his hostel mates, Vishal Banerjee and Syed Afzal Ali.

His to pathological tests, too, have failed to establish the cause of Richard Loitam's death. Doctors say his body was decaying, and a delayed autopsy was the reason for inconclusive findings.

Mumbai Crime Branch busted a cheating racket, arresting four individuals for allegedly duping people by promising to convert paper into US dollars. The accused lured victims with black paper cutouts disguised as currency, demonstrating a chemical 'washing' trick. After a victim lost ₹30,000, police intervened, seizing fake currency, chemicals, and cash.

A special team headed by a superintendent of police from Manipur is here to investigate the mysterious death of Richard Loitam , 19 , a student from Imphal . The team visited the forensic team at Victoria Hospital on Friday.

Online campaign keeps pressure up on authorities for justice and truth on Manipuri student Richard Loitam’s death

In a bizarre turn for the INDIA bloc in Darbhanga, RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav may campaign against a candidate using his own party's symbol. Afzal Ali Khan, initially allocated the RJD's lantern symbol, refused to withdraw after the seat was given to VIP, leading to a complex electoral situation.

Seeking a thorough probe into the death of 19-year-old Manipur student Richard Loitam, who was found dead in mysterious conditions in Bangalore three weeks ago, around 100 Manipuri students in Mysore took out a silent rally here on Wednesday.

Three persons were on Wednesday arrested for allegedly killing a Nigerian national during a clash here between two groups over drug-peddling, police said.

Two motorcycle-borne criminals shot dead a doctor near Digha ITI around 8pm on Friday. The criminals pumped three bullets into the body of 55-year-old Dr Afzal Ali of ESIC Hospital, Digha, from point blank range, killing him on the spot.

Students of a technology college prepared to step out and pursue their dreams.

The Delhi High Court has mandated power discom BSES to provide an ex-gratia compensation of Rs. 10 lakh to the widow of a Sub Inspector who died due to electrocution in 2017. The court highlighted that the deceased's family has already received pensionary benefits and retains the right to pursue further legal action.