Mumbai: The Excise Department had given full permission for the NESCO concert and alcohol was allowed to be served here till 1:30 am, but under the guise of the same, drugs were also used here. This sensational revelation has come after the death of two youths at the NESCO party and concert. The concert held at NESCO in Gurgaon took the form of a drug party. This party has created a stir in the state. This matter came to light after the death of two youths. Now a new summary has been given in this matter. Sensational facts have come to light in this matter. The state Excise Department had given full permission for the event. There was formal permission to drink alcohol at the NESCO concert and the company also had a license to serve alcohol till 1:30 am. However, it has come to light that along with alcohol, drugs were also used in large quantities in this event that continued till late at night. The police are being accused of being a spectator in this matter.

Auri’s party attendance

Another surprising revelation is that the famous influential person Auri attended the party. Auri has been accused of drug use before and has also been questioned by the Mumbai Police in another crime. Now a video has emerged in which Auri has been found involved in the Gurgaon Nesco concert case. In it, he is clearly seen dancing. Two young men and a woman died due to drug overdose. The deceased overdosed after taking more than one (two or more) pills of the drug. However, doctors believe that the surviving girl may have survived because she vomited due to drug overdose. Both had taken one capsule each before going to the party and the second capsule was delivered to Nesco.

Statements of 15 to 20 people recorded
The Vanrai police have so far recorded the statements of 15 to 20 people in this case. The statements of the people involved in the party and the related persons have been recorded. Currently, the police are trying to record the statements of other young men and women who participated.

After the concert ended, drunken youths were seen rioting in the Nesco parking lot at midnight. A video showing drunken youths climbing on cars in the parking lot and rioting has also gone viral. Locals are expressing strong anger at the behavior of these drunken youths. The police are currently focusing on recording the statements of other youths present at the party. Investigations are underway to find out who supplied the drugs, what kind of drugs were used and who is behind it. The presence of the influential Ori has given a new twist to the case. The police have not yet announced any official arrests but the investigation is said to be going on at a fast pace.

Mumbai: Mohammad Ayaz, also known as Tanveer, has emerged as the prime accused in a disturbing case involving the alleged sexual exploitation of at least 180 minor girls in Maharashtra’s Amravati district. His arrest has triggered widespread outrage and a multi-agency probe into what officials suspect could be a larger network.

A resident of Paratwada city, Ayaz is accused of luring minor girls through a so-called ‘love trap,’ befriending them via social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Snapchat before allegedly exploiting them. He would take victims to cities like Mumbai and Pune, where he filmed obscene videos.

According to an Media report quoting police sources, over 350 such videos were recorded, many of which were allegedly used to blackmail the victims. Some girls were reportedly coerced into prostitution, while certain videos were circulated online, raising concerns about digital exploitation and wider distribution networks.

The case gained momentum after Rajya Sabha MP Anil Bonde flagged the issue in a memorandum to Superintendent of Police (Rural) Vishal Anand, alleging systematic targeting of minors. Bonde also demanded the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT), warning of protests if swift action was not taken.

Ayaz’s background has also come under scrutiny. He had allegedly been associated with the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen in the past. Social media posts showed him participating in political events and interacting with local leaders, including receiving a letter from party functionary Haji Irfan Khan. However, several such posts were deleted after the case surfaced.

Following the complaint, police acted swiftly and arrested Ayaz, producing him before a court, which remanded him to seven days in police custody. His mobile phone has been seized and is currently under forensic examination, with officials confirming the presence of multiple objectionable videos.

Cops are now working to determine whether Ayaz acted alone or was part of a larger criminal syndicate. The Cyber Cell has been engaged to trace the circulation of the videos and identify additional victims or accomplices.

BJP leader Kirit Somaiya reacted to the sexual exploitation case in Amravati naming it as a ‘SEX Scam’. According to him, the accused and his associates targeted and abused multiple minor girls, aged 16–17, who were attending coaching classes for Classes 11 and 12. Victims from Paratwada, Achalpur, Amravati, and Nagpur were reportedly blackmailed.

Somaiya stated that he has spoken with police officials, MLA Pravin Tayade and MP Anil Bonde regarding the matter. He also mentioned that he has requested Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to constitute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the case.

New Delhi, April 15: Amid the continuing stir in Noida’s Phase 2 area, an alleged link to the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) surfaced on Wednesday, with Noida police booking two party spokespersons over charges of spreading misinformation on social media.

According to officials, Priyanka Bharti and Kanchana Yadav – two RJD leading spokespersons and also well-known TV faces, have been named in the FIR lodged at the Cyber Crime Police Station.

The case pertains to the circulation of ‘misleading’ content during the labour unrest, which saw multiple incidents of vandalism and arson.

Noida Police, in its FIR, has said that the video purportedly shared by the duo on social media, was projected as the one from Noida stir but it was actually from an incident in Madhya Pradesh. The video clip reportedly showed police detaining an intoxicated individual, but was falsely circulated as an incident involving workers in Noida.

Authorities believe that the misleading posts contributed to confusion among the public and labourers, damaging the image of the police and potentially inciting unrest. The FIR notes that such actions may have been intended to provoke tension and disturb law and order.

Officials are now investigating the broader network behind the dissemination of such ‘misleading and misguiding’ content and examining multiple social media handles over alleged attempts to fan disturbance.

The development comes amid a crackdown following violent protests by workers in parts of Noida, where incidents of stone-pelting, vandalism and arson were reported.

Police have urged people not to share unverified information online and warned of strict action against those found spreading rumours or attempting to incite violence through social media platforms.

Meanwhile, earlier in the day, Gautam Buddha Nagar District Magistrate Medha Roopam chaired a meeting with outsourcing agencies and contractors associated with various industrial units, where it was decided that strict action, including blacklisting and licence cancellation, would be taken against agencies linked to any unruly behaviour by their personnel.

The meeting was convened to ensure full compliance with government guidelines across the district and maintain industrial peace amid ongoing labour-related concerns.

Addressing the participants, the District Magistrate emphasised the crucial role played by outsourcing agencies and contractors in the functioning of industries and in generating employment opportunities, according to an official statement.