On Monday, September 7, hundreds of interns of the GMC, Bhopal, protested at their campus over their longstanding demand that their stipend be increased from the current ₹14,437 to ₹30,000.
A chlorine gas leak occurred at a water filtration plant near Kahiri Dam in Lasudia Khas village, Sehore district, Madhya Pradesh on the night of September 8, 2026, prompting hospitalisation of four individuals. Authorities, including the police, State Disaster Response Force and medical teams, responded and confirmed that all patients are now out of danger.
Uttarakhand police filed a First Information Report (FIR) about a month after the Mallikarjun Kharge “shuddhikaran” controversy erupted. The FIR marks the first formal legal step taken by authorities in the matter.
Former Delhi Chief Secretary Rakesh Mehta was found dead by suicide at his Noida residence on September 6, after police discovered a note citing prolonged illness. The incident was reported by Noida Phase 2 police, who confirmed the presence of the note and the circumstances surrounding his death.
Musician Chongtham Vikram Singh died from injuries after being assaulted by a group of allegedly intoxicated men in Delhi’s Ashram area, prompting calls for justice and highlighting tensions faced by Manipuri migrants. Delhi police have filed an FIR under mob‑lynching provisions, arrested seven adults and a minor, and the case has drawn condemnation from activists and civil society.
Magadi Road police in Bengaluru have launched a manhunt for four suspects who stole a Ganesha idol from a roadside stall in Dasarahalli early Monday. The theft was recorded by a nearby CCTV camera, which police are now reviewing to identify the culprits and the vehicle used.
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A Kanpur woman allegedly hired two men to murder her father‑in‑law after a dispute over newly installed CCTV cameras, leading to his fatal stabbing on September 5. Police arrested the two suspects and placed the woman in judicial custody pending further investigation.
A show‑cause notice demanding a Rs 5 lakh personal bond was issued to law student Akshat Tripathi for alleged involvement in the Cockroach Janta Party protests, but the order was revoked the next day after police review. The notice came despite a Supreme Court ruling on September 1 that granted blanket immunity to protest participants, except those with prior criminal records.
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Hundreds of Dalit and OBC activists marched in Patna on Tuesday demanding the implementation of a 65% reservation quota, which the Patna High Court declared unconstitutional in 2024. Police blocked the march at Dak Bungalow Chowk with iron barriers and briefly detained seven protesters before releasing them.
Posters referencing the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots were spotted near the city bus stand, prompting a police inquiry to identify the individuals involved. Similar displays were reported in Aligarh, while authorities continue to investigate amid renewed political attention to the historic violence.
The Commission recommended that the government make arrangements to provide education, food and shelter to children orphaned by the death of their parents and offer them government jobs after they complete their education.
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Discussion over objectionable remarks allegedly made by BRS MLC Tatha Madhu against the Speaker continued during the afternoon on Monday
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Accused are engaged in packaging and delivering food and are aged between 15 and 36, police said; former Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said he was “deeply saddened” by the incident
The Congress described the police action as dictatorship, adding the administration is working on the directions of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government to silence the voices of opposition.
