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A small-time actor has become the latest victim of cyber fraud as he lost Rs 77,000 to a fraudster while trying to book an appointment with a doctor on phone in Dadar, police said on Tuesday.

A man created chaos in an office in Ludhiana, leading to his booking under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code. The accused, identified as Som Dutt, allegedly misbehaved with the staff and the owner's wife, prompting an FIR to be registered at Ludhiana Sadar police station.

Punjab police's anti-gangster task force (AGTF) arrests two operatives of a terror module operated by foreign-based mastermind Iqbalpreet Singh alias Buchi. Arrests averted sensational crimes in Punjab and neighbouring states. Operatives identified as Simarjot Singh and Arshpreet Singh. Weapons recovered include two pistols and live cartridges. Previous arrests and criminal backgrounds revealed.

A 70-year-old man was arrested for allegedly raping a minor girl in a village here on Tuesday, police said.

Twenty-eight ministers in the third Narendra Modi government have criminal cases against them with 19 of them facing serious charges such as attempted murder, crimes against women and hate speech, Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) said.

Mumbai cyber police apprehend Bishnu Das, a fraudster from West Bengal, for deceiving Rs 28 lakh from a bank manager in Pali Hill. Das lured the victi

Two youths arrested for allegedly raping two minor sisters, aged 13 and 15, and extorting Rs 10 lakh by blackmailing their families. The accused made a video of the girls to extort money. FIR registered under sections 376 (rape) and 384 (extortion) of IPC and relevant POCSO Act sections.

The Bombay High Court has refused bail to Razi Ahmed Khan, Unais Umar Khaiyyam Patel, and Kayyum Abdul Shaikh, alleged members of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI). Accused of plotting to transform India into an Islamic state by 2047, the court cited overwhelming evidence against them.

While alcohol has no social sanction in J&K, laws prohibit consuming liquor in public places

New Delhi, June 11: Union Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday took charge of India's Home Ministry for the second consecutive term under the Modi 3.0 Cabinet, asserting the new government will take its efforts for the country's "security to the next level and build Bharat as a bulwark against terrorism, insurgency, and naxalism."