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Police have arrested a woman in connection with the murder of 25-year-old nurse Anjali Sharma, whose body was allegedly dumped outside the emergency ward of a medical college in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut district on Thursday, police said on Friday. Police identified the arrested accused as Sajida. Investigators said Sajida helped her brother, Sufiyan, 28, a ward attendant at the same hospital, strangle Anjali to death and later transported the body in an e-rickshaw before abandoning it outside the emergency gate of the hospital where the victim herself worked as a nurse. Police said Sufiyan, a resident of Lisari Gate, remains absconding and multiple teams have been formed to arrest him. According to investigators, Anjali Sharma, a resident of Jagriti Vihar Sector-3 under Medical police station limits, was employed in the women’s ward of the medical college. During her service, she allegedly came in contact with Sufiyan, who also worked at the hospital. The victim’s family has accused Sufiyan of repeatedly pressuring Anjali to marry him despite knowing that she was already married and the mother of a five-year-old child. Police said Anjali had reportedly been under stress due to the alleged harassment and stalking. SP (city) Vinayak Gopal Bhosale said: “Preliminary investigation revealed that Anjali had gone to the Lohiya Nagar area on Thursday morning where a confrontation took place between her, Sufiyan, and Sajida. During the altercation, the accused allegedly strangled her to death”. “After the murder, Sufiyan allegedly fled the scene while Sajida transported the body to the medical college in an e-rickshaw and abandoned it outside the emergency ward before escaping,” he said adding that the accused confessed to her crime during interrogation. Anjali Sharma had married one Sunny, a resident of medical area’s Sector-8 locality, in 2018. The couple had a five-year-old son. Due to family circumstances, she had reportedly been living with her brother Pradeep for the past year. Police have registered a case on the basis of a complaint lodged by the victim’s family. “The main accused will be arrested soon. Multiple teams are conducting raids at different locations,” the SP city said.

A quack doctor allegedly shot dead his father and wife with a licensed pistol in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr district. He fired at his father’s temple and shot his wife in the chest and stomach before fleeing the scene. Both victims were found lying in pools of blood inside the house. Police rushed them to hospital, where doctors declared them dead. The incident took place on Sunday in Kalandargarhi village under Khurja Nagar Kotwali area, around 22 km from the district headquarters. The accused, Mobin (26), had married a year ago, and his wife had given birth to a baby boy just 10 days ago. According to police, preliminary investigation suggests that Mobin suspected an illicit relationship between his father and wife, which frequently led to disputes within the family. SSP Dinesh Kumar Singh said, "A person named Momin shot his father Riyazuddin and his wife Sana with his father's licensed pistol. He suspected that his father had an illicit relationship with his wife. There had been several arguments over this matter before. The accused has been taken into custody and is being interrogated." SP Dehat Antariksh Jain said, "Momin was absconding after committing the incident. With the help of CCTV cameras and the surveillance team, the accused was arrested from a distance of one and a half kilometers from his house. Interrogation of the accused is ongoing."

An alleged extramarital affair led to the murder of yet another man in Sangareddy district. In a shocking incident, the woman, who killed her husband with the support of her lover in Gangapur village, registered a complaint at Narayankhed police station hours after the murder. However, during the investigations, police found that the woman, Kalpana, who was in a relationship with Ghaini Pandari alias Chintu, killed her husband, Muthyam Reddy, on May 16. Later, Kalpana and Chintu buried him in an agricultural field at Yelgoi village in Manoor mandal. Kalpana had later registered a missing persons complaint at the police station on May 17. Kalpana and Muthyam Reddy, who were married in 2012, had two daughters, both aged below 10 years. While Kalpana worked as a nurse in a private hospital in Narayankhed, Muthyam Reddy used to work as a borewell mechanic in the village. Chintu, who was working as an outsourcing mechanic in TGRTC, befriended Kalpana. Muthyam Reddy reportedly warned Kalpana over her relationship. Since he had been getting in the way of their relationship, Kalpana and Chintu decided to eliminate him. The police were on the job to exhume the body from burial now. Further details are awaited.

A heartbreaking scene from Telangana’s Bhadrachalam Government Hospital has triggered outrage after the family of a 42-year-old man allegedly had to carry his body on their shoulders because no hospital ambulance was available. Kande Venkanna, a resident of Subhash Nagar in Bhadrachalam town, had been admitted to the Area Government Hospital after suffering from heatstroke and dehydration. He died while undergoing treatment on Sunday night. According to the family, hospital authorities failed to provide an ambulance to transport the body home despite government rules mandating such facilities for deceased patients. Unable to afford a private vehicle immediately, grieving relatives carried Venkanna’s body on their shoulders from the ward, drawing anger from locals over the state of public healthcare services. Dr Ramakrishna, Superintendent of the Bhadrachalam Government Area Hospital, said Venkanna had been rushed to the hospital after suffering from dehydration and later died during treatment. “The family approached a private ambulance to take the body home. The hospital ambulance was under repair at a workshop, so they carried the body from the ward to the private ambulance stationed around 500 metres away,” he said. The incident has since sparked criticism from residents, with questions being raised over why alternative arrangements were not made for the bereaved family when the hospital ambulance was unavailable. Locals expressed anger over the situation, saying families dealing with grief should not be left struggling for basic services at government hospitals. The visuals and accounts from the hospital quickly drew attention, with many questioning the preparedness of public hospitals during emergencies, especially amid rising heat-related illnesses across several states.

A tragic incident in Karnataka’s Kalaburagi district has raised fresh concerns about the emotional pressure faced by students preparing for competitive examinations. An 18-year-old NEET aspirant, identified as Bhagyashree, allegedly died by suicide at her home, leaving her family and local community in shock. She had recently appeared for the medical entrance examination and was known to be a bright student with strong academic performance. According to her father, Bhagyashree had scored 92 percent in her PUC examinations and was performing well academically. Family members stated that there had been no major issues at home and they were unaware of any emotional distress she might have been facing. Police officials said no suicide note was recovered from the scene and a case has been registered for further investigation. The incident has once again brought attention to the mental and emotional stress experienced by students preparing for highly competitive exams. Recent discussions around NEET-related issues and exam uncertainties have also increased concern among parents, educators, and experts regarding student well-being and the need for stronger support systems.

In a sensational heist, cash worth ₹8.70 crore was allegedly stolen from the RBI Currency Chest of Bank of Baroda on Gandhi Road, with CCTV footage of the incident surfacing on Monday. The accused, identified as Harsiddh Kadiyar, had reportedly been working as a Joint Custodian at the bank for the past 15 years. According to police sources, he allegedly carried out the theft in pursuit of a lavish lifestyle. Investigators said that on the night of January 13, 2026, Kadiyar allegedly misled security personnel by claiming he was stepping out to dispose of scrap material kept inside a box. Police suspect the box actually contained ₹8.70 crore in cash, which he allegedly managed to take out of the heavily guarded currency chest. Officials said the accused continued attending work normally for nearly three months, allegedly believing that the CCTV footage would be automatically erased after 90 days. However, the footage was later recovered and is now considered key evidence in the investigation. A case has been registered, and further investigation is underway. Police are also probing whether the accused had accomplices and are tracking the movement of the stolen cash.