Man in police net for duping father, daughter of ₹4 lakh over updating KYC
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Accused introduced himself as bank executive: complainant
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Accused introduced himself as bank executive: complainant
A 31-year-old man was arrested from Bihar for allegedly cheating a father-daughter duo on the pretext of validating their Know Your Customer details and siphoning off ₹4 lakh from their bank accounts, the police said on Wednesday.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) Atul Thakur said that the accused has been identified as Santosh Kumar from Bihar’s Bhagalpur.
The police said that a woman lodged a complaint stating that her father, with whom she holds a joint bank account, received a message on his phone on March 3 asking for updating their KYC details.
The man hit the boy multiple times on his head, twisted his right arm
A man has been arrested from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh after a video of him mercilessly thrashing a boy who had gone to a temple to drink water, was widely shared on social media.
The undated video clip begins with the man holding the boy by his shoulders and arms, and telling his accomplice,
Dono ka chehra aana chahiye (both the faces should be seen) . A male voice behind the camera readily agrees.
Then the man, dressed in a blue T-shirt, asks, What is your name? What is your father s name, making it clear that the boy is a Muslim.
14-year old Muslim boy attacked for drinking water from a temple in India
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A Muslim boy, 14, was beaten by a man in India when he went to drink water from a Hindu temple.
A video related to the incident went viral on social media after which the culprit was arrested by Ghaziabad police.
Police say the culprit, an engineering student, was unemployed and had been staying in the temple for the last three months.
A 14-year-old Muslim boy was mercilessly thrashed by a man when he went to a Hindu temple to drink water from there, several Indian media outlets reported Sunday.
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