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A 38-year-old Dalit man was beaten to death by a mob in Raebareli over alleged drone theft. Five arrests made, police probe ongoing.

Dalit Man Tied, Stripped, Beaten to Death by Mob in UP’s Raebareli Over Drone Theft Suspicion; Five Arrested

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On April 8, 2026
Delhi High Court hears Centre’s plea that X may lose safe harbour for not removing Rana Ayyub’s tweets.

Delhi High Court Flags Rana Ayyub’s Tweets as ‘Inflammatory’, ‘Communal’; Seeks Response

By The Observer Post
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On April 8, 2026
Congress attacks Himanta Biswa Sarma after Assam Police search Pawan Khera’s Delhi home in passport row.

Congress Slams Assam CM Himanta Sarma After Police Search at Pawan Khera’s Delhi Home

By The Observer Post
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On April 8, 2026
Police in Haryana have arrested five men accused of running a cattle trafficking and slaughter racket after the discovery of over 20 cattle carcasses in the Western Yamuna Canal triggered anger among locals. The main accused, identified as Nakim from Panipat, was arrested late Monday night in Indri after he allegedly opened fire on a police team attempting to intercept him. According to police officials, Nakim and an accomplice were collecting cattle when they were asked to surrender. “Instead of complying, the accused fired at the police. The bullet hit a police vehicle, but fortunately, no one was injured,” an officer said. Nakim was taken into custody, while his associate managed to escape and is currently being traced. Four Others Already in Custody Earlier, four other accused had been arrested in connection with the case. They have been identified as Chand Bagri from Kurukshetra and three brothers, Azam, Nawab and Shehzad, from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh. Police said that the group was operating together as part of an organised network involved in cattle theft and illegal slaughter. Officials said the accused were allegedly responsible for dumping cattle heads and body parts into the canal to dispose of evidence. “The investigation suggests that the group picked up stray cattle or animals from nearby markets, slaughtered them, and then dumped the remains in the canal to avoid detection,” a police officer involved in the probe said. Canal Discoveries Triggered Protests The case came to light between March 17 and 21, when more than 20 cattle heads and body parts were found floating in the Western Yamuna Canal and nearby areas. The discoveries led to widespread outrage among residents and cow protection groups, who staged protests and demanded immediate arrests. A panchayat meeting was also held in Indri, where locals expressed anger over the incident and gave authorities a deadline to take action. The protests added pressure on the police to speed up the investigation. Case Registered, Probe Continues Police have registered a case under the Haryana Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan Act, 2015, along with relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Senior officers, along with forensic teams, have visited the site as part of the investigation. Authorities said efforts are ongoing to track down the absconding accused and gather further evidence. “We are continuing our investigation and will ensure that all those involved are brought to justice,” a police official said. The incident has raised concerns over illegal cattle trade and law enforcement in the region, with residents calling for stricter monitoring to prevent such activities in the future.

Cattle Slaughter Racket Busted in Haryana; Main Accused Arrested After Firing, Say Police

By The Observer Post
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On April 7, 2026
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules a Muslim man’s second marriage isn’t bigamy under Section 494 IPC, citing personal law.

Second Marriage by Muslim Husband Not Bigamy, Says Madhya Pradesh High Court

By The Observer Post
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On April 7, 2026
West Bengal voter roll revision shows highest deletions in Murshidabad’s Muslim-majority constituencies, sparking debate.

Nandigram Voter Roll Row: 95% of Deleted Names Are Muslims, Raises Questions Ahead of Polls

By The Observer Post
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On April 7, 2026
Villagers in UP’s Sambhal demolish mosque, madrasa, and school built on alleged encroached Gram Sabha land.

Muslim Villagers Demolish Mosque, Madrasa on Alleged Encroached Land in Sambhal with Bulldozer

By The Observer Post
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On April 7, 2026
Election Commission seeks report on BJP candidate PK Krishnadas over ‘love jihad’ remarks in Kerala rally.

Election Commission of India Seeks Report Over BJP Candidate’s ‘Love Jihad’ Remarks in Kerala

By The Observer Post
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On April 7, 2026
Lucknow bench directs FIR against Rahul Gandhi over alleged dual citizenship; court allows investigation to proceed.

“Is India’s Data Safe?”: Rahul Gandhi Questions Govt on Digital Trade Deal with US

By The Observer Post
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On April 6, 2026
Calcutta High Court advocate seeks urgent intervention against alleged arbitrary voter deletions during West Bengal’s SIR process.

Advocate Moves Calcutta High Court Over ‘Logical Discrepancy’ Deletions in West Bengal Voter Rolls

By Kibria Ansary
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On April 6, 2026
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