Crime
Bihar Crime: Mentally Challenged Man Kills 2 People, Chains & Drags Dead Body For 500 Mts On Highway In Bhagalpur;

Bhagalpur: A horrific incident has come to light where a man allegedly killed two people and then dragged the dead body of an old man to around 500 meters on the highway in Bihar’s Bhagalpur. The incident occurred in broad daylight and the video of the incident is also making rounds on social media. The incident is said to have ocurred on August 15 in the early hours of the morning in Bhagalpur. The killer has been identified as Mohammad Azad and is a resident of Fatehpur village.
The video of the incident of the killer dragging the dead body of the old man is going viral on social media. The killer can be seen dragging the dead body on the National Highway and also cars and trucks can be seen passing by but everyone turn a blind eye to the killer dragging the dead body on the highway. The killer has been arrested by the police.
Killed them by hitting them with bricks, rod and iron chains
As per reports, the man attacked the elderly man and woman on the National Highway with brick, rods and iron chains. The killer hit them untill he was convinced that they both were dead. After killing them the man started to drag the dead body of the old man on the highway and then went away. After some time the man returned to the spot and started abusing the dead persons. On hearing the commotion, few villagers gathered and caught the killer and started thrashing him.
Locals caught the accused
The locals informed the Police about the incident. The Police arrived at the scene and arrested the killer. Further investigation is underway. The victims have been identified yet. As per the information, the man who killed the elderly people was mentally challenged and was chained in the house for past few days by his family members. But the accused fleed away about three days before the incident. As per reports, the accused has been sent to judicial custody. Azad was married and had four kids.
Azad was married in Hussainabad. As per reports, Azad’s mental condition was not good for a few days, hence his family members kept him chained in the house.
Crime
Mumbai Police File FIR Against Agent Who Issued Fraudulent Dubai Job Offer To Retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Rakesh Kumar Yadav

Mumbai: The Sahar police have registered an FIR against manpower agent Vinayak Koli for allegedly providing a fake appointment letter to a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer, Rakesh Kumar Yadav, 56, in an attempt to send him to Dubai.
Yadav, who retired in 2008 and previously worked as a seaman, had connected with Koli in 2021 while they were both working for the same company in Nigeria. In August 2025, while seeking a new job, Yadav responded to a WhatsApp job advertisement for an Electro Technical Officer. He discovered one of the contact numbers belonged to Koli, who then assured Yadav of an overseas position with Prayati Shipping Company.
Koli collected Yadav’s documents and, on October 9, provided him with an offer letter, an invitation, and a flight ticket from Mumbai to Dubai for the following day. However, on October 10, when Yadav presented the documents at Mumbai International Airport, immigration officers grew suspicious. An inquiry confirmed the offer letter was fraudulent.
Crime
Six African nationals detained by Delhi Police over illegal stay; to be deported

New Delhi, Oct 13: Stepping up its operation and crackdown on illegal immigrants, the Delhi Police on Monday apprehended six African nationals staying illegally in the city.
The foreign nationals apparently exceeded their permit and overstayed in the national capital, leading to action and the subsequent initiation of deportation proceedings.
The foreign nationals were nabbed by the Nihal Vihar unit of Delhi Police in routine patrolling during the weekend.
During patrolling, the police team received a tip-off about foreign nationals illegally residing in a house in Chander Vihar. Acting swiftly on the intel inputs, the team reached the designated spot, where six foreign nationals were residing. On sensing the police presence, they tried to escape in a bid to evade their arrest. Displaying alertness and prompt action, the team chased down and successfully apprehended all of them on the spot.
The six African nationals were identified as Frank Fotching, Romeo Lucien, Malk Faraday, Samunel, Evans Danso, and Innousa.
During interrogation, they were asked to produce travel documents, including their passports and visas, which they failed to provide. Upon further questioning, the individuals admitted that their visas had expired.
Verification confirmed that all six had overstayed their visas and were residing in Delhi in violation of immigration regulations. They failed to provide any valid justification for their unauthorised stay.
A case under Section 14(c) of the Foreigners Act was registered at Nihal Vihar police station against the house owner for illegally harbouring the foreign national, and legal deportation proceedings were initiated in accordance with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).
At present, all six individuals are lodged at the Detention Centre, Sewa Sadan, Lampur, Narela (Delhi), for further deportation proceedings.
Similar drives by dedicated police teams are being conducted across the national capital to conduct field verification, gather actionable intelligence, and implement preventive measures to identify, detain, and deport such individuals who are staying without valid documentation.
Crime
Customs At Mumbai Airport Arrest Indian Passenger Travelling To Bangkok With 61 Rare Wild Animals Hidden Inside Luggage

Mumbai: In a shocking incident, the Customs Department arrested an Indian passenger at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Saturday after finding 61 rare wild animals hidden inside his luggage. The passenger had arrived from Bangkok, officials confirmed.
According to Customs officials, the man’s behaviour appeared suspicious, prompting a detailed luggage check. To their surprise, they discovered several live wild animals packed inside. All 61 animals were immediately rescued and handed over to the Rescue Association for Wildlife Welfare (RAW) for treatment and care.
Officials said the seized animals included several endangered species of mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Among them were black and white tegus, cuscus, central bearded dragons, and Honduran milk snakes. The animals are now being nursed back to health and will be sent to their countries of origin.
The Wildlife Crime Control Cell has been informed, and an investigation is underway to find out how the animals were obtained and what their intended purpose was. The arrested passenger faces charges under the Wildlife Protection Act and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
RAW Director Pawan Sharma said Thailand has become a hub for wildlife trafficking because it is home to many exotic animal species, and the trade of such animals is legal there. He added that direct and affordable flights from Bangkok make it easier for smugglers to attempt bringing such wildlife into India.
Wildlife trafficking is considered a serious crime in India. It involves capturing, selling, or transporting wild animals and birds illegally across borders. These animals are often kept hidden in cramped spaces, leading to severe suffering and, in many cases, death.
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