Sunil Kumar

In a significant crackdown on cyber crime, Begusarai police have detained Sunil Kumar, implicated in a vast online scam. His bank account was dubbed a 'mule account', enabling fraudulent transactions exceeding Rs 15.25 crore throughout the country. Sunil admitted to accepting Rs 3.75 lakh for sharing his account information with cybercriminals, resulting in the filing of 205 complaints.

The Hazaribag ACB has taken swift action in Jhumritilaiya, apprehending electricity department lineman Sunil Kumar for accepting a bribe of Rs 5,000. The case unfolded when Raju Kumar Yadav, a former brick plant owner, reported Kumar's unscrupulous demand for Rs 15,000 to handle his security deposit refund after power disconnection.

In a bid to enhance responsiveness, Bihar's revenue department has unveiled an innovative monitoring cell aimed at streamlining public complaint resolution, as directed by Minister Dilip Kumar Jaiswal. With nine dedicated officials at the helm, this initiative champions swift and clear resolution of grievances, reinforcing the government's dedication to accountability in managing revenue services.

Gurgaon Municipal Corporation has taken stern action against ten employees. They face charges of negligence and defiance concerning the National Census 2027. Two FIRs have been registered by the Gurgaon Police. Officials stated that these employees failed to perform their assigned duties and attend mandatory training sessions. This non-compliance has disrupted census preparations and government work.

A Gujarati-origin tech professional, Siddharth Sunil Kumar Patel, was arrested in Florida for allegedly attempting to exploit minors. Undercover operations by ICAC led to his apprehension after he engaged in explicit online conversations and traveled for a planned sexual encounter. Patel faces serious felony charges, highlighting ongoing efforts to protect children online.

Reconstruction of 3 Bridges at Aliyavada Station Yard Completed in Just 10 Days

Jharkhand has launched a new online portal to regularize unauthorized residential buildings up to G+2 height on plots under 300 sq mt. This initiative offers a one-time chance for residents to legalize homes built without sanctioned maps, addressing long-standing uncertainties. Applications are open for two months, with cases expected to be resolved within six months, allowing fee payments in installments.

A 31-year-old woman from Noida was found hanging in her husband's Bhopal home. The woman's maternal family has accused her in-laws of murder, claiming she wanted to leave Bhopal. Police are investigating the incident, with no suicide note recovered.

Six drug peddlers, including two from Bihar, were arrested in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region, with police seizing 28 kg of marijuana. Raids in Deoghar yielded 20.7 kg of the contraband and led to the arrest of four locals and two from Bihar. Another 7.6 kg of cannabis was seized in Sahibganj, though the biker escaped.

Those Violating Guidelines To Face Action

In Patna, aspiring candidates for the BPSC TRE-4 positions faced a heavy-handed response from law enforcement as they rallied for the release of job vacancies. The protest, led by student leaders, ended with arrests and the crowd being dispersed.

Commuters on the Ranchi-Purulia stretch will soon experience a smoother ride with the upcoming opening of the Namkum Railway Over Bridge to Ring Road link. The Naya Sarai ROB project is also nearing completion by June.

Jharkhand launched a website to regularize unauthorized residential buildings up to G+2 height on plots under 300 sq mt. This initiative offers a one-time opportunity for residents to legalize homes built without sanctioned maps, aiming to resolve existing cases practically and humanely. Applications will be accepted for two months, with cases expected to be disposed of within six months.

Warns of district-wide agitation if order is not withdrawn; march held to Mini Vidhana Soudha

At Rajgir, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary kicked off the much-anticipated Malmas Mela, a vibrant month-long celebration that draws pilgrims from all over India and beyond for its historic royal bathing rituals. While there, he took the opportunity to explore the zoo safari and assess the readiness of facilities for visitors, highlighting the importance of safety and comfort throughout the festivities.

A pregnant woman in Bhilwara was allegedly beaten to death by her husband on suspicion of adultery. The 33-year-old victim suffered a miscarriage and severe blood loss after her husband forcibly administered abortion pills. The husband has been detained and arrested for murder.

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