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Gulab Kumar Saw tragically lost his life following injuries he received during a violent clash at a Ram Navami procession. Authorities have arrested two suspects and placed a minor in custody in connection with the stabbing.

Hoax bomb threats are causing widespread fear and disruption across India, with incidents ranging from children seeking holidays to adults with malicious intent. These false alarms necessitate costly security responses, evacuations, and create significant public anxiety. Authorities are emphasizing the serious legal repercussions for such acts, regardless of the perpetrator's age or motive.

A juvenile accused in a Nabarangpur murder case spent 20 days in jail. Incorrect age details in official records led to him being treated as an adult. The error came to light during a routine inspection. Authorities have since transferred the minor to a child care institution. Police are investigating the discrepancy in school documents.

The Supreme Court of India has intervened in a Gurugram child sexual assault case, exposing systemic failures by police and the Child Welfare Committee. The Court's strong criticism highlights investigative lapses and institutional insensitivity, prompting the formation of a Special Investigation Team to restore faith in the justice system.

Four minors have been arrested in Ratlam for the gangrape and murder of a 17-year-old girl. The victim was abducted from a wedding, assaulted by the group, and then strangled to death to conceal the crime. Her younger sister escaped and alerted authorities, leading to the swift apprehension of the accused.

A 17-year-old Dubai resident, visiting Mumbai, allegedly killed a 15-year-old boy on a scooter after hitting him with a rental SUV in Chandivli and fleeing. The driver was apprehended within hours and sent to a correctional home. Charges were also invoked against the MBBS student who rented the car.

Police in Dehradun arrested a 19-year-old man and apprehended two 15-year-old boys for the alleged gang rape of a 14-year-old girl. The victim was lured to a forest, drugged with a sedative-laced cold drink, and assaulted throughout the night. The case came to light after the girl's mother filed a complaint.

In the fifth such incident in less than six months, 38 minors escaped from the juvenile correctional home in Kingsway Camp, north Delhi, after going on a rampage and clashing with guards on Monday afternoon.

A 17-year-old boy, Bharat Das, accused of arson and theft, was found dead in a Darbhanga juvenile home toilet. His family alleges murder, claiming he was framed and then killed to appear as a suicide. Officials have launched a special investigation team and a judicial inquiry into the suspicious death.

In a unique order, the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) of Gurgaon has directed the child welfare committee (CWC) to keep a juvenile convict under three-month supervision to “teach him to respect women”.

"The detention centre is currently houses 28 inmates, who are being imparted vocational courses and education as per the directive of the Juvenile Justice board," principal of the correctional home Satish Karnik said.

Three minor offenders cut open a window of their juvenile correction home and escaped after jumping over its boundary wall in Alwar on Friday night.

Sixth twisted his foot when he landed on the ground and could not flee

A group broke out of the juvenile correctional home near Delhi Gate on Wednesday evening after attacking the security guards. Eleven youngsters overpowered the two guards, beat them up and fled in different directions. While one juvenile has been caught and a manhunt is under way to nab the other escapees, the guards have been admitted to a hospital.

A supervisor at a Hyderabad juvenile home was arrested after a 10-year-old accused him of sexual abuse. Three more boys have since come forward with similar allegations. The accused initially blamed the children but later confessed. Officials are reviewing safety protocols and providing counseling to all residents.

Involvement of juveniles in crime is rising steadily in Nashik, particularly in the sphere of thefts and robberies.

A day after a group of youngsters in conflict with law broke out of the juvenile correctional home near Delhi Gate, Delhi women and child development minister Rajendra Pal Gautam set up a committee to investigate the incident.