On December 21, a team from the Special Task Force (STF) of West Bengal Police arrested a Pakistan-trained militant named Javed Munshi. He is a known expert in making improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and handling weapons. Munshi is linked to the banned terrorist group Tehreek-ul-Mujahideen (TuM). The arrest took place near the India-Bangladesh border, in the Canning area of South 24 Parganas. This operation was carried out by the Jammu and Kashmir Police and Kolkata Police together, based on secret information. Javed Munshi will be presented before the Alipore court soon.
23 December,2024 09:56 AM IST
Atul Subhash's wife Nikita Singhania has been arrested in Gurugram. Pawan Kumar Modi, the father of deceased Atul Subhash, expressed his deep concern over the disappearance of his grandson after the arrest of Nikita Singhania, Nisha Singhania, and Anurag Singhania. He said, "We have no idea where my grandson is, whether he's alive or dead. I just want him to come back to us. I thank the police for arresting the accused. However, I still haven't received justice as a case has been filed against me, including a new one involving my grandson. I appeal to PM Modi, UP CM Yogi Adityanath, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, and other leaders to help bring my grandson home. For me, my grandson means more than my son, and the whole community supports me in this."
15 December,2024 01:12 PM IST
In an emotional appeal, brother of Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash voiced out his concerns about the lack of legal protection for men facing harassment and said despite the gravity of the suicide incident, no arrests have been made in the case so far, and the family is committed to pursuing legal action. He said, "I filed an FIR against some people on the 9th. Those people have fled their homes. A few days ago, there was a video where they said they wouldn't speak to the media. If this isn't a system failure, then what is it? My brother's last wish was that if he gets justice, his ashes should be immersed in the Ganga, but if he doesn't get justice, they should be thrown into the gutter in front of the court. If even the judges sitting in court are involved in corruption, then one should give up hope for justice."
13 December,2024 12:40 PM IST
In a deeply emotional moment, Atul Subhash’s father was overcome with grief and cried as he mourned the loss of his son. He spoke with great sadness, saying that if Atul had been a girl instead of a boy, things might have turned out differently. Atul Subhash, died by suicide on 9th of December. He was living in Bengaluru but was originally from Uttar Pradesh. Before his death, Atul left behind a 24-page suicide note. In the note, he accused his wife, her family, and a judge of causing his distress. He claimed they were responsible for "explicit instigation for suicide, harassment, extortion, and corruption. Watch video for ,ore information
12 December,2024 05:34 PM IST
The tragic suicide of Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash has sent shockwaves across India. Dinesh Mishra, the advocate representing the deceased, revealed that the primary reason for Subhash's distress was the refusal of his wife and her family to allow him to see his son. Mishra strongly dismissed rumors suggesting Subhash was mentally unstable, emphasizing that he was a practical, cooperative person. He further added that Subhash was diligent in his court appearances and had a deep faith in the judicial system. According to Mishra, Subhash’s sorrow stemmed from personal struggles, not mental instability, and he remained committed to his legal obligations. Watch video for more.
12 December,2024 01:50 PM IST
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya has called for gender-neutral laws to protect both partners in a marriage amid the ongoing debate over the suicide of Bengaluru-based techie Atul Subhash. Speaking to ANI, Surya emphasized the importance of the family as the core of society. He suggested that it’s time to review family-related laws and, where possible, make them more gender-neutral to ensure both partners are equally protected. Surya expressed concern that laws could be misused by one partner, which could harm the family unit and lead to serious social problems. He stressed that protecting the family institution is essential for the well-being of society.
12 December,2024 11:47 AM IST
A 34-year-old deputy general manager of a private company, Atul Subhash, tragically died by suicide on December 9th. Atul, who was originally from Uttar Pradesh, had been living in Bengaluru. Before his death, he left behind a 24-page suicide note in which he accused his wife, her family, and a judge of causing him distress. In the note, Atul claimed that they were responsible for explicit instigation for suicide, harassment, extortion, and corruption. Atul's death has left his family in deep grief, with his relatives calling for justice. Dinesh Mishra, the lawyer representing Atul, expressed regret over the tragic incident and said that Atul should have reached out to them about his problems. Meanwhile, the Whitefield Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Dr. Shivakumar Gunare revealed the exact cause of the incident and confirmed that an FIR has been registered in the case following a complaint filed by Atul's brother. The Bengaluru suicide case has shoot the entire nation. The investigation will also look into several cases filed against the accused in Uttar Pradesh, with a team set to travel there for further inquiries.
11 December,2024 04:58 PM IST
Dinesh Mishra, the lawyer for Atul Subhash, a Bengaluru techie who died by suicide, expressed regret over his death and said Atul should have informed them about his issues. Mishra also mentioned that the court's decision to award Rs. 40,000 in maintenance for Atul's child could have been challenged if it seemed too high. Atul Subhash, 34, a deputy general manager at a private company, took his own life on Monday. Originally from Uttar Pradesh, he had been living in Bengaluru. Before his death, he left a 24-page suicide note, accusing his wife, her family, and a judge of causing his distress. He claimed they were responsible for instigating his suicide, harassment, extortion, and corruption.
11 December,2024 11:18 AM IST
A 34-Year-old deputy general manager of a private company, Atul Subhash, died by suicide on Monday. He was living in Bengaluru but was originally from Uttar Pradesh. Before his death, Atul left behind a 24-page suicide note. In the note, he accused his wife, her family, and a judge of causing his distress. He claimed they were responsible for "explicit instigation for suicide, harassment, extortion, and corruption." The police have confirmed the details of the incident, and an investigation is underway. Atul’s tragic death has shocked those close to him, and the authorities are looking into the accusations he made in his note. The family of Atul cried and wept for justice. Watch the video for more.
11 December,2024 10:54 AM IST
The crisis Hindus are facing in Bangladesh has been ongoing for months, with minority groups being targeted in Dhaka. The recent arrest of ISKCON priests has sparked outrage worldwide. Bangladesh's Chief Advisor, Md Yunus, has faced strong protests and criticism since the violence against Hindus began. In Siliguri, West Bengal, posters with pictures of Yunus appeared, calling for people to spit on or beat his picture. A large protest was also held in Montreal by Canadian Bangladeshis to demand the government protect minority rights. Religious leaders worldwide have condemned the arrests and called for the priests' release. The violence against Hindus increased after former PM Sheikh Hasina was ousted on August 5. PM Modi has repeatedly condemned the violence and urged Yunus to take action.
03 December,2024 05:50 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
