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Bengaluru crime stats 2023: Molestation cases jump 55% to 1135 - Report | Bengaluru

Molestation cases in Bengaluru spiked from 731 in 2022 to 1,135 in 2023. The city also recorded a total of 207 murders in the year. | Bengaluru News

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43 murders in city just in fit of anger

During the last three-year period (2021 to 2023), Bengaluru witnessed a noticeable escalation in reported murders. In 2023, there were 207 murders, an increase from the 173 reported in 2022, which means a rise of 31%.

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Man Who Forcibly Kissed A Stranger Woman In Bihar Arrested; Police Say Was Part Of A Serial Kisser Gang

Man Who Forcibly Kissed A Stranger Woman In Bihar Arrested; Police Say Was Part Of A Serial Kisser Gang
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Two Singapore cops allegedly molested victims in unrelated incidents

A policeman and a retired police officer were charged in court on Friday (Jan 20) with multiple counts of molestation.

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