BIHAR POLICE SECURITY
SBI ordered to refund nearly Rs 2 lakh after online fraud as customer said he never shared his ATM PIN, OTP or banking details
A consumer commission has directed the State Bank of India (SBI) to refund Rs 1.64 lakh to a customer who lost money in an unauthorised online banking transaction. The commission ruled that the bank failed to prove any negligence on the customer's part and also ordered SBI to pay Rs 15,000 as compensation for harassment and Rs 10,000 towards litigation costs. It found the bank's investigation to be inadequate and unsupported by technical evidence.
Nepal communal tensions: Security tightened in Bihar's Madhubani border district
Security has been heightened along the India-Nepal border in Madhubani district. This action follows recent communal violence that erupted in Nepal's Sunsari province. Authorities imposed curfews and prohibitory orders in affected Nepalese districts. Nepalese officials imposed an indefinite curfew in parts of Saptari district. Indian police are conducting surveillance and deploying additional forces to ensure peace.
Bankipur bypoll records 11.5% turnout till 11 am; Prashant Kishor alleges police targeting Jan Suraaj workers
Bankipur bypoll saw 11.5% voter turnout by 11 am today. Prashant Kishor alleged police detained Jan Suraaj workers before voting. Election officials reported peaceful polling across 422 stations. Prominent leaders cast their votes and appealed for enthusiastic participation. Police stated preventive custody was for violating the silence period.
Kawad Yatra 2026: Check Kawad Yatra Jal Date, Sawan 2026 Dates, Route Map, Rules & Travel Advisory & Safety Tips
Kanwar Yatra 2026 is one of the largest annual pilgrimages dedicated to Lord Shiva, attracting millions of devotees during the holy month of Sawan. Pilgrims, known as Kanwariyas, collect sacred Ganga water from revered ghats and offer it to Shiva Lingas across India. This complete guide covers Kawad Yatra 2026 dates, Kawad Yatra 2026 Jal Date, important pilgrimage routes, traffic advisories, rules for devotees, safety tips, and everything you need to know before beginning the sacred journey.
Curfew extended indefinitely in parts of Nepal bordering India, PM Shah expresses grief over violence
Curfew has been extended indefinitely in Nepal's Sunsari district following communal violence. One person died and several were injured after police fired to disperse clashing groups. Prime Minister Balendra Shah expressed grief and pledged justice for the affected families. An investigation has been initiated into the actions of security personnel during the incident. Authorities urge citizens to remain restrained and help maintain social harmony.
Govt issues takedown notices for objectionable and anti-PM posts
NEET protest content involving AI misinformation and unlawful content flagged for removal from social media platforms, says official; many of these blocking orders pertain to content involving objectionable language and offensive remarks against the prime minister and other senior ministers, as well as those propagating unlawful information and inciting violence, officials said.
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Supreme Court says peaceful protest is a constitutional right, questions police excesses
The Supreme Court on Monday said the right to peaceful protest is constitutionally protected and observed that police excesses during demonstrations cannot be justified. Hearing petitions over alleged force against students protesting examination paper leaks, the court said any excess should be independently examined and stressed the need for uniform policing protocols.
‘System murderous against students’: Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre, seeks PM Modi apology
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government over alleged AK-47 use against protesting students. He demanded Prime Minister Modi apologize and take action against attackers. Left-wing student groups demonstrated across Bihar following a statewide bandh. Police reportedly fired AK-47s at protesters during a demonstration in Siwan. Similar incidents involving student protests have occurred in other Indian states.
Ex NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar got attracted to Naxal ideology as student, hung Che's poster in room: New book
Kumar, as per the book, got attracted to the Communist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist-Leninist) when he was a student of Delhi's prestigious St. Stephen's College but now considers present day Naxalism as the "most pernicious and dishonest impact" on Indian youths which has perhaps "set back India's political and economic development by years".
Maharashtra TET Paper Leak: Two more accused sent to police custody till July 30
Two more individuals were sent to police custody in the TET paper leak case. Vijendra Gupta and Indrajeet Singh were arrested and produced before the court. The police investigation revealed their involvement in selling the leaked examination paper. These arrests bring the total apprehended in the case to fourteen individuals. The investigation now focuses on uncovering the entire paper leak network.
Clashes erupt in Bihar during bandh over NEET paper leak; Tejashwi Yadav alleges police firing in Siwan
Left-wing student groups held demonstrations across Bihar on Saturday protesting the NEET paper leak. Some protests turned violent in districts like Patna and Saran, with clashes reported. Police used tear gas and mild force to disperse stone-pelting agitators in the state capital. Several students were detained across various districts following the widespread demonstrations. Security was heightened statewide with significant police presence amid the unrest.
Bihar Bandh today, July 25: Why AISA has called a statewide protest, who is leading it and how commuters may be affected
Bihar Bandh news: A Bihar bandh has been called today by AISA and student groups over education reforms and the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Heavy security is in place across the state, including capital Patna, with some student leaders detained. Commuters should expect potential disruptions and traffic diversions in various areas.
Sonam Wangchuk urges protesters to remain peaceful, says 'our response must only be flowers'
Activist Sonam Wangchuk urged supporters of the ongoing students' movement to remain peaceful. He expressed pain over reports of anti-social elements attempting to provoke violence elsewhere. Wangchuk stated that peace is his only way, and responses must be like flowers. His appeal followed a recent march where protesters faced police action and alleged harsh measures. The movement began on June 20, demanding accountability and reforms in competitive examinations.
Gen Z gets into pest control: NEET protests cut across identity lines, and bypass mainstream media’s ‘manufactured consent’
A spontaneous protest movement dubbed the “Cockroach Janta Party” emerged from an offhand remark by CJI Surya Kant, showing how a single word can spark widespread dissent. Driven largely by Gen Z, the movement uses humour, satire and non-ideological unity to protest issues like NEET exam irregularities, education reform, unemployment and concerns over democratic institutions. Its appeal cuts across caste, class and religion, drawing broad support.
NEET paper leak: Bihar students clash with security forces; police use bullets, batons
Protests over the NEET paper leak erupted across Bihar on Thursday. Many students and at least fourteen police personnel sustained injuries during the demonstrations. Agitators hurled stones and vandalized government and railway properties in several districts. Police responded with baton charges and aerial firing to disperse the unruly crowds. Authorities have initiated investigations and arrests to address the violent incidents.
Secret journeys, makeshift tents: Students keep Jantar Mantar protest alive
Seventeen-year-old Yash Kumar and sixteen-year-old Meena joined the protest secretly. They concealed their participation from families, believing the cause is worth the risk. Students are fighting for the future of the country's education system. The protest began with a hunger strike and gained wider support. Demonstrators faced confrontations with police during a Parliament march.
CBI says no evidence linked Sanjeev Mukhiya to 2024 NEET paper leak, calls fresh claims 'factually incorrect'
The CBI stated its NEET-UG 2024 paper leak investigation found no evidence against Sanjeev Mukhiya. The agency clarified that the narrative regarding his omission from the chargesheet is factually incorrect. Bihar Police initially named Mukhiya due to suspicion from other paper leak cases. However, the CBI's detailed probe identified all individuals involved in the theft and circulation.
NDA, INDIA Bloc MPs face off at Parliament's Makar Dwar amid NEET protests
While Opposition members protested against Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET paper leak controversy, NDA parliamentarians demonstrated against TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee, who was suspended from the Lok Sabha for making objectionable remarks against women MPs.
CJP Protest in Delhi: What's happening at Jantar Mantar and Parliament area? What Abhijeet Dipke, Sonam Wangchuk, govt and Delhi Police are saying
CJP Protest Jantar Mantar Update: Delhi remains tense after a large protest march to Parliament turned confrontational. Protesters continue a sit-in near Kerala House after the Jantar Mantar site was cleared. Sonam Wangchuk remains hospitalized and continues his hunger strike for youth leaders to meet parliamentarians. The Cockroach Janta Party demands the Education Minister's resignation and government accountability. Security is tight around Central Delhi as the Monsoon Session of Parliament proceeds.
Like cockroaches, we will come again: Women at CJP protest
Young protesters marched towards Parliament demanding government accountability for examination irregularities. Police personnel detained several demonstrators attempting to cross barricades during the march. Women protesters from various states coordinated their travel and shared information about their rights. Some participants reported witnessing male police officers using force against women protesters. The demonstration saw clashes and detentions across multiple locations in New Delhi.
One arrested in Bihar's Katihar for suspected links with Pakistan-based terror network
Bihar Police arrested a 22-year-old man in Katihar for suspected terror network links. Mohammad Ahad was detained and later arrested based on specific intelligence inputs. Investigations revealed regular contact with a Pakistan-based gangster associated with a terror network. He allegedly exchanged chats and shared anti-national content on social media platforms. Security agencies are currently examining the accused and his seized mobile phone.
Pinarayi Vijayan alleges Amit Shah's demographic remarks meant to justify CAA, NRC
Pinarayi Vijayan criticized Amit Shah's remarks on border state demographic changes. He stated these comments aim to spread hatred and justify CAA and NRC. Vijayan alleged a planned attempt by the Sangh Parivar to divide border communities. He claimed the government seeks to establish abnormal growth to justify divisive measures. Secular groups are urged to unite against these divisive attempts.
MP bypoll: Narottam Mishra's supporters clash with cops, block highway after ticket snub
Violence erupted in Datia, Madhya Pradesh, as BJP supporters clashed with police. Protesters blocked a national highway for nearly twelve hours after a senior leader was denied a ticket. Several police officers sustained injuries during the prolonged demonstration and stone-pelting incident. Security forces eventually cleared the highway and made some arrests to restore order. The incident occurred following the announcement of Ashutosh Tiwari as the party's candidate.
Seven killed in stone quarry collapse on Bengaluru outskirts; CM orders probe
Tragedy struck a Bengaluru stone quarry as a rock collapse claimed the lives of seven labourers, predominantly from Bihar. Preliminary investigations suggest loose soil as the cause, with questions arising about potential illegal quarrying. Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Shivakumar have expressed condolences and ordered inquiries, emphasising worker safety and accountability for quarry owners.
Eight labourers, mostly from Bihar, killed as rock collapses at stone quarry in Bengaluru
A devastating rock collapse at a Bengaluru stone quarry claimed the lives of eight daily-wage labourers, primarily from Bihar. The incident occurred early Thursday morning during quarrying operations, trapping workers beneath massive boulders. While some injured were hospitalized, concerns remain about the toll potentially rising. Authorities are investigating the cause, with allegations of illegal quarrying and official complicity surfacing.
Forged Will row: Buyer should not face criminal case for purchasing land on the basis of Will which police found to be forged; rules SC
The Supreme Court has shielded an innocent land buyer from criminal charges in a forged Will case. The buyer, unaware of the forgery, purchased 1.31 acres based on a fake Will. The court ruled that a bona fide purchaser, lacking knowledge of the fraud and not linked to the conspiracy, cannot be held criminally liable. Proceedings will continue against other accused.
30 arrested for attempting irregularities in NEET re-test
Bihar police apprehended over 30 individuals in connection with irregularities during the NEET-UG re-examination. Eighteen exam center staff were detained for biometric violations, while numerous impersonators were caught attempting to take the test for others. This crackdown follows the cancellation of the original exam due to alleged paper leaks, with the re-test held under stringent security measures.
Actor Pankaj Tripathi's brother allegedly gets attacked in Bihar over land dispute. Police launches probe
Pankaj Tripathi's elder brother, Vijayendranath Tiwari, reportedly got injured in an axe attack during a land dispute in Bihar's Gopalganj district. The incident occurred on June 21, with police swiftly arresting one suspect, Rajesh Sah. Read on to know about his health update.
'Khan Sir got my brother murdered': All about rival tutor Raushan Anand's allegations and the mysterious death of Prince Yadav
A Patna educator, Khan Sir, faces accusations from a rival coaching operator, Raushan Anand, who claims Khan orchestrated the death of Anand's brother, Prince Yadav, in Nepal. Yadav, named in an FIR for a coaching center attack, died in Nepal, with circumstances surrounding his demise remaining unclear amid conflicting reports.
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