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A 58-year-old man and his two sons were hacked to death by some unidentified attackers in Uttar Pradesh’s Jaunpur district, police said on Monday.

The incident occurred on Sunday night near Kachgaon underpass when some unidentified people attacked Lalji and his sons — Guddu (33) and Yaadveer (25) — with heavy blunt objects, including iron rods and hammers, crushing their skulls, they said.

Zafarabad Superintendent of Police Dr Kaustubh said Lalji, a resident of Mehmadpur Kandh village, operated a fabrication workshop and was working there with his sons when some persons attacked them.

The attackers later dragged the bodies into an adjacent room and locked them inside, he said.

The incident came to light when an acquaintance of Lalji discovered the scene on Monday morning and alerted the police after noticing blood at the workshop.

Multiple police teams reached the spot, and the bodies were sent for post-mortem. Forensic teams recovered a mobile phone, iron rod, and other evidence from the crime scene, the SP said.

Police sources confirmed that the digital video recorder (DVR) of the CCTV installed at the site was missing, likely removed by the killers to erase any visual evidence.

The triple murder triggered a protest by relatives and villagers who gathered at the scene and attempted to block the highway multiple times.

However, senior officers pacified the crowd and ensured that the situation remained under control.

A heavy police force has been deployed in the area, and investigation is underway.

Additional Director General of Police Piyush Mordia and Deputy Inspector General Vaibhav Krishna visited the crime spot and instructed the formation of a special police team to apprehend the culprits.

A detailed probe is on in the matter.

In a significant breakthrough, the Amritsar Commissionerate Police has dismantled an organised crime network linked to the foreign-based Kishan Gang, arresting four operatives within 8 hours. The arrests were made in connection with the murder of Municipal Councilor Harjinder Singh Bahman.

“In a major breakthrough, Amritsar Commissionerate Police dismantles an organised crime network linked to the foreign-based Kishan Gang. Within 8 hours, four gang operatives were arrested, leading to the swift resolution of the Murder Case of Harjinder Singh Bahman. During a chase near Fatahpur, accused Gurpreet Singh opened fire on the police party. In self-defence, SHO Chheharta retaliated with his service weapon, injuring Gopi in the right leg. The accused was immediately shifted to Civil Hospital, Amritsar, for medical care and is currently under treatment”, said the DGP Punjab Police.

During a chase near Fatahpur, one of the accused, Gopi Singh, opened fire on the police party. In self-defence, SHO Chheharta retaliated, injuring Gopi in the right leg. The accused was immediately shifted to the Civil Hospital, Amritsar, for medical care. One Glock 9mm pistol was recovered from the accused.

A woman was murdered, and gold jewellery and cash worth Rs 2 lakh and a mobile phone, which she kept for her daughter’s wedding, were robbed from her home in Bengaluru this morning. The woman was alone at her rented house in Cottonpet in central Bengaluru when the incident took place.

As per preliminary information, the 40-year-old woman, Latha, may have been strangled by the attackers before they looted the jewellery and cash. Police are suspecting the involvement of someone known to the family.

Her husband, Prakash, is a wholesale cloth merchant in Bengaluru, and was in his shop at the time of the incident. Their daughter was at her private job, and their son had gone to school.

The couple was preparing for their daughter’s wedding, for which they had kept significant amounts of cash and jewellery at home.

When Prakash returned home for lunch, he found Latha dead and the valuables missing.

The investigation is ongoing, and police are analysing CCTV footage and questioning the family’s acquaintances to identify and trace the accused.

Delhi’s Tis Hazari Court has recently awarded a life sentence to a man who killed his wife by burning her in 2014. The court stated that the case does not fall under the category of “rarest of rare” cases.

An FIR was registered at the Sarai Rohilla Railway Station police station in 2014. The court had held the accused guilty of murder on April 9, 2025.

Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Virender Kumar Kharta sentenced Giriraj Kishor Bhardwaj alias Shyam Nagar for murdering his wife Kusum.

The court rejected poverty as a significant mitigating factor and noted that the aggravating circumstances outweighed the mitigating ones.

While sentencing the convict on May 17, the court said, “In the present case, the aggravating circumstances have outweighed the mitigating circumstances, but still, the present case does not fall within the purview of the rarest of rare doctrine.”

During arguments on sentencing, the defence counsel requested a lenient view.

It was argued that the convict belongs to the economically weaker section of society. The counsel also stated that the convict’s father is a senior citizen suffering from various ailments, and his mother has already passed away.

Three fraudsters were arrested for allegedly duping a senior citizen of Rs 25 lakh following a ‘digital arrest’, police said on Monday.

The three accused have been identified as Rahul Verma, Shantanu Richoriya and Arjun Singh.

According to Delhi Police, a complaint of Mahender Jain Resident of Raj Nagar, Palam Colony, Delhi was received through NCRP regarding digital arrest and duping of Rs 25 Lakhs by the unknown fraudsters.

He alleged that he received a video call on WhatsApp on March 21, 2025, from a person claiming to be Sanjay, a Police Inspector from the Crime Branch of Nashik Police. The caller informed him that his Aadhaar card was being misused to create a fraudulent debit/credit card in Canara Bank. The caller showed a photocopy of the card and alleged that it was being used for money laundering by owner of a big airline company, police said.

The victim was threatened with police action, after which he deposited all his savings and fixed deposits, sold his wife’s jewellery, and transferred money to the alleged persons through Paytm and RTGS. He transferred approximately Rs 25 lakh.

An FIR was registered at the Sarai Rohilla Railway Station police station in 2014. The court had held the accused guilty of murder on April 9, 2025.

Delhi’s Tis Hazari Court has recently awarded a life sentence to a man who killed his wife by burning her in 2014. The court stated that the case does not fall under the category of “rarest of rare” cases.

An FIR was registered at the Sarai Rohilla Railway Station police station in 2014. The court had held the accused guilty of murder on April 9, 2025.

Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Virender Kumar Kharta sentenced Giriraj Kishor Bhardwaj alias Shyam Nagar for murdering his wife Kusum.

The court rejected poverty as a significant mitigating factor and noted that the aggravating circumstances outweighed the mitigating ones.

While sentencing the convict on May 17, the court said, “In the present case, the aggravating circumstances have outweighed the mitigating circumstances, but still, the present case does not fall within the purview of the rarest of rare doctrine.”

During arguments on sentencing, the defence counsel requested a lenient view.

It was argued that the convict belongs to the economically weaker section of society. The counsel also stated that the convict’s father is a senior citizen suffering from various ailments, and his mother has already passed away.

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