Madhya Pradesh

Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh):In a gruesome crime that shocked the region, a Jabalpur court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for murdering his wife, cutting her body into pieces, and disposing of it in a dam. The court also imposed a fine of ₹10,000 on the convict. The horrifying incident took place in April 2024. According to the prosecution, the accused, Ranjeet Marko (31), had a heated argument with his wife Sarla Marko over not taking her along to a family function. During the altercation on 22 April 2024, the accused slapped his wife. Enraged, Sarla attempted to call the police by dialing 100. This infuriated Ranjeet further, who then started kicking her and eventually strangled her to death. Body Cut into Two Pieces, Thrown into DamTo hide the crime, Ranjeet dismembered his...

In a shocking case that has shaken Madhya Pradesh, the police have arrested Salman, accused of the brutal assault of a six-year-old girl in Raisen district. Despite the arrest, public anger shows no sign of easing, with hundreds demanding a “full encounter” and handing over the accused to the public for “real justice.” Doctors Shaken by Injuries According to doctors at AIIMS Bhopal, the victim’s injuries were so severe that even senior medical staff “trembled” on seeing her condition. Her private parts were extensively damaged, and she remains in the ICU after emergency surgery. Doctors say she may need up to six months to recover physically, while the psychological trauma may take much longer. Seven Days of Tension and Outrage The incident, which took place on 21 November, spa...

Jabalpur: In a strong and unprecedented remark, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has declared that destroying the State’s green cover in the name of development is nothing short of devastation. The division bench of Chief Justice Sanjiv Sachdeva and Justice Vinay Saraf sharply criticised government officials for allowing the felling of decades-old trees without proper permissions. The Court clearly directed that not a single tree in Madhya Pradesh may be cut without approval from the nine-member committee constituted under the directions of the National Green Tribunal (NGT). The bench also ordered the government to submit detailed records on how many trees were cut, how many were transplanted, and how many new trees are being planted in compensation. Government Admits Mistakes in Court ...

Bhopal: In a disturbing incident in Gautam Nagar, a 27-year-old youth brutally murdered a 50-year-old labourer sleeping on a footpath — just hours after a bitter breakup with his girlfriend. The accused, Kartik Rathore, was arrested within two hours of the crime after police traced him through CCTV footage. Breakup Triggered Rage Moments After Birthday Celebration According to police, Kartik had been out celebrating his birthday with friends on Tuesday night. Around 2 AM, while returning home, he got into a heated argument over the phone with his girlfriend, who lives in Indore. The argument ended in a breakup, leaving Kartik enraged and emotionally unstable. On his way back, he encountered Suresh Kushwaha (50) — a daily-wage worker who regularly slept on the footpath near the Gau...

Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh: In a decisive administrative action, the houses of Arbaaz Shah, accused in a high-profile love jihad case, and his uncle Ashiq Shah were demolished on Thursday. The accused is currently in jail. The operation was conducted by the Revenue Department and Harsud Police, with a significant police presence ensuring security. Background of the CaseThe demolition follows the tragic death of a young woman in the Harsud region. Family members allege that Arbaaz Shah had been harassing their daughter for marriage, pressuring her through persistent calls and messages. After the engagement with another man broke off due to the accused’s harassment, the victim became mentally distressed. On 28 October 2025, a confrontation with Arbaaz led her to attempt suicide by consuming ...

Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh: On the third day of the Shri Bhagwat Katha at Bageshwar Dham, Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri displayed remarkable compassion when he personally assisted an elderly woman on her way to the Katha venue. The heartwarming incident left thousands of devotees visibly moved. Helping an Elderly DevoteeWhile en route to the Katha site on Wednesday, Shastri noticed an elderly woman struggling with fatigue and unsteady steps. Recognizing her deep devotion, he immediately stopped his car, helped her into the vehicle, and personally escorted her to the stage. Once at the venue, he held her hand, ensured she participated in the Aarti, and honored her with a traditional scarf, leaving the entire crowd emotional. Massive Devotee ParticipationThe Katha, attracting devotees...

Dhar, Madhya Pradesh: The Indore Lokayukta conducted raids on the residences of Govardhan Maru Patel, manager of the Adim Jati Seva Cooperative Society in Dhar, uncovering assets far exceeding his declared income. Patel, who began his career in 1984 as a salesman with a monthly salary of just ₹300, has reportedly amassed wealth worth approximately ₹5 crore, an astonishing 291 times his total earned salary. Details of the RaidThe raids, carried out early Wednesday morning at Patel’s properties in Labaria, Sardarapur tehsil, revealed: Cash and Valuables: ₹2,04,000 in cash, and gold and silver worth ₹16 lakh. Furniture, electronics, and other household items were valued at ₹17 lakh. Form House & Agricultural Assets: A two-story form house measuring 50x30 feet on 2 bighas of land...

Bhind, Madhya Pradesh: A controversial case of alleged police beating in Bhind has prompted the district court to order a fresh medical examination of the accused and release them on bail. The court raised questions about the police investigation and directed an independent medical panel to assess the condition of the accused. Accused Claim Police BrutalityThe accused—Deepak Sharma (48), Abhishek Sharma (20), Vivek Sharma (19), Suresh “Tinku” Sharma (36), and Kallu “Pramod” Sharma (26)—alleged that they were beaten while in custody at the Fup Police Station. Their lawyer, Himanshu Sharma, had demanded the formation of a medical board for an independent investigation. The accused said they were involved in a dispute over a local accident, during which their mobile phones were allegedl...

Sehore, Madhya Pradesh: A major student protest erupted at VIT University, Sehore, following complaints over poor-quality food and contaminated water. Over 4,000 students participated in the unrest, resorting to property damage and arson within the campus. The situation escalated to such an extent that police forces from five local stations were deployed to restore order. Amid the chaos, the body of a college professor was discovered in his rented accommodation. Why Students ProtestedThe students alleged that consumption of substandard food and water had caused illnesses, including jaundice, affecting many. Although some reports circulated claiming student fatalities, hospital records indicate that no deaths occurred, and over 100 students are receiving treatment in hospitals across Ash...

Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh: In a disturbing incident in Bijakpur village under Bhitarwar police jurisdiction, tribal families living on government land were attacked by local goons, who set their huts on fire and issued threats to vacate the land. Aggrieved villagers approached the Gwalior SSP office and submitted a formal complaint, demanding strict action against the perpetrators. Attack on Tribal HutsThe victims reported that they had been residing on the government land for several years. However, local strongmen, coveting the same land, reportedly torched the huts and physically assaulted women and elderly residents in an attempt to intimidate the families. Many tribal households were rendered homeless as their belongings were destroyed in the blaze. Police Inaction Sparks ProtestW...