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indians The Gujarat Anti-Terr*rist Squad (ATS) has arrested eight people, including two teenagers, from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh for their alleged links to the Pakistan-based terr*r outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). According to officials, the accused were allegedly attempting to establish a JeM network in Gujarat and other parts of the country. The arrests were made as part of an ongoing counter-terr*rism operation, and further investigation is underway to determine the extent of the alleged network and any additional connections.

hindukusha A 26-year-old physiotherapist was found dead under mysterious circumstances at a homestay in Karnataka's Chikkaballapur district, while her boyfriend was found unconscious in the same room and hospitalised, police said on Monday.

The victim, identified as Surabhi, was a Hindu from Bengaluru and was in a relationship with Sanjeet Ali, a Muslim man from Kerala. According to police sources, Surabhi's family had alleged that Ali introduced her to narcotics and that she developed alcohol and drug addiction during the course of the relationship. Sources also claimed Ali repeatedly assaulted Surabhi and inflicted injuries to her private parts.

Surabhi had informed her family that she intended to marry Ali, but her family opposed the relationship, police said. The couple subsequently eloped, prompting her family to file a missing complaint. Surabhi later returned and told authorities that she was a major and had the legal right to choose her partner, following which she began living with Ali.

According to investigators, a case was registered against Surabhi and Ali under the NDPS Act after drugs were allegedly recovered during a party they attended. Police sources said Surabhi's family later rescued her from the relationship and admitted her to a rehabilitation centre in Mysuru, where she spent nearly six months undergoing treatment for alcohol and drug addiction. After completing rehabilitation, she returned to live with her mother in Bengaluru.

Investigators are now trying to determine how and why Surabhi resumed contact with Ali despite the alleged abuse, drug-related allegations and her family's opposition to the relationship. Police believe Ali learnt that Surabhi had arrived in Chikkaballapur to volunteer at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) campus, travelled there from Kerala and booked a homestay where the two stayed together for three days before the incident.

Police said it was too early to determine whether the death was a case of murder, suicide or poisoning, and that the exact cause would be known only after the post-mortem and forensic examination.

According to booking records, the couple had been staying at the homestay for the past three days.

A 26-year-old physiotherapist was found dead under mysterious circumstances at a homestay in Karnataka's Chikkaballapur district, while her boyfriend was found unconscious in the same room and hospitalised, police said on Monday.

The victim, identified as Surabhi, was a Hindu from Bengaluru and was in a relationship with Sanjeet Ali, a Muslim man from Kerala. According to police sources, Surabhi's family had alleged that Ali introduced her to narcotics and that she developed alcohol and drug addiction during the course of the relationship. Sources also claimed Ali repeatedly assaulted Surabhi and inflicted injuries to her private parts.

Surabhi had informed her family that she intended to marry Ali, but her family opposed the relationship, police said. The couple subsequently eloped, prompting her family to file a missing complaint. Surabhi later returned and told authorities that she was a major and had the legal right to choose her partner, following which she began living with Ali.

According to investigators, a case was registered against Surabhi and Ali under the NDPS Act after drugs were allegedly recovered during a party they attended. Police sources said Surabhi's family later rescued her from the relationship and admitted her to a rehabilitation centre in Mysuru, where she spent nearly six months undergoing treatment for alcohol and drug addiction. After completing rehabilitation, she returned to live with her mother in Bengaluru.

Investigators are now trying to determine how and why Surabhi resumed contact with Ali despite the alleged abuse, drug-related allegations and her family's opposition to the relationship. Police believe Ali learnt that Surabhi had arrived in Chikkaballapur to volunteer at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) campus, travelled there from Kerala and booked a homestay where the two stayed together for three days before the incident.

Police said it was too early to determine whether the death was a case of murder, suicide or poisoning, and that the exact cause would be known only after the post-mortem and forensic examination.

According to booking records, the couple had been staying at the homestay for the past three days.

Want proof with sources? Here it is.

Source 1: The Print
The ED registered money laundering cases against Sharad Pawar, Ajit Pawar, Anandrao Adsul, Jayant Patil, Diliprao Deshmukh and others in connection with Maharashtra State Cooperative Bank irregularities involving sugar mill loans. BJP’s own state president wrote to Amit Shah flagging 30 such mills - and embarrassingly, two of them were linked to Nitin Gadkari’s own family.

Source 2: The Wire
BJP’s Pankaja Munde, Congress’s Diliprao Deshmukh, Amit Deshmukh - all prominent sugar barons in Maharashtra. Research shows funds are systematically misappropriated in politically-controlled mills during election years.

Source 3: The Caravan
Sugar cooperatives became political currency in Maharashtra. NCP and Congress preferred giving tickets to sugar barons rather than their own workers. When BJP came to power they didn’t guarantee loans to opposition-run cooperatives - forcing Congress and NCP sugar barons to defect to BJP to protect their mills.

Source 4: ED Documents
At least a dozen cooperative sugar mills were grossly undervalued and sold to private companies owned by politicians and their relatives. The ED estimates this resulted in a loss of ₹25,000 crore to the exchequer.

BJP. Congress. NCP. Shiv Sena.
Every party. Same sugar mills. Same racket.

This isn’t a conspiracy theory.
This is in court documents, ED filings and investigative journalism by India’s most credible publications.

Do your research before defending them.

Another Ajmer 1992 like case has come to light in Kota, Rajasthan.

Police have arrested Moin Khan, who allegedly used the name "Manish Sharma" online.
According to the complaint, he was part of a Telegram group called "Sanataniyon Ki Nilami."

Investigators reportedly recovered thousands of videos and chat records from the group.

Complainants allege that members discussed trapping, blackmailing, and pressuring Hindu women for religious conversion.

Even the group had links to individuals based in Pakistan and that some of its activities were coordinated through online platforms.

The matter came to light after Bajrang Dal activists filed a complaint regarding Moin Khan's alleged activities.

Police have arrested him, and the investigation is ongoing.

Source:- https://www.opindia.com/news-updates/rajasthan-converted-muslim-moin-khan-arrested-for-running-sanataniyon-ki-nilami-group/