aurangabad arms haul case

In a shocking incident in Aurangabad, a group of five armed robbers on motorcycles launched a daring attack on jeweller Devendra Prasad Soni right outside the Police Line Road. The assailants viciously assaulted him, making off with valuables worth around Rs 17.4 lakh, including cash and gold.

A four-year-old boy, Shivam, missing for four years, was miraculously found by police during a child abduction investigation in Bihar. Traffickers had renamed him and raised him as their own. The reunion, occurring on the same day he disappeared, was deeply emotional, highlighting the dangers of crowded places for children.

In a significant ruling, Istkhar Alam has received an 11-year sentence alongside a hefty fine of Rs 1 lakh from an Aurangabad court for the possession of nearly 11 kg of opium. His trial concluded promptly following his arrest in April 2025, marking this as the tenth case related to the NDPS Act in the district for the year.

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Tensions rose during the second Test between Bangladesh national cricket team and Pakistan national cricket team as Mohammad Rizwan and Litton Das exchanged heated words over movement near the sight screen. Umpire Allahudien Paleker intervened to calm the situation. Meanwhile, Bangladesh tightened their grip on the match, leaving Pakistan at 316/7 chasing 437, with Rizwan unbeaten on 75.

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A tragic accident occurred near Daltonganj as 66-year-old Sumitra Devi was crushed to death by a 116-wagon freight train. While attempting to crawl beneath the stationary train to cross the tracks, the engine unexpectedly started moving, leaving her no escape.

Two men were arrested in Pakur district for an attempted murder using an illegal weapon. Kapildev Mandal accused Sandeep Mandal of trying to shoot him due to enmity, but the gun jammed. Sandeep then revealed the weapon's location to police, leading to the arrest of Darshan Mandal and the recovery of the firearm.

In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through Aurangabad, Bihar, a 17-year-old boy named Ritesh Kumar lost his life under tragic circumstances. His lifeless body was discovered by a canal, bearing marks of a brutal attack, with multiple fractures and a severe head injury indicating a ferocious struggle.

Six men have been arrested in Jamshedpur for allegedly opening fire on a garment showroom after a ransom demand was not met. Police recovered arms, ammunition, and the vehicle used in the May 15 incident. The accused are reportedly members of a gang led by notorious criminal Manish Singh.