A 30-year-old man died after allegedly being brutally assaulted with iron rods by a father and son in Chhattisgarh's Balod district, with police claiming the attack stemmed from a years-old rivalry between the two families. The victim succumbed to his injuries nearly 18 hours after the assault while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Raipur.

The incident occurred in Khaira village under the Deori police station limits. The deceased, Hitesh Sinha (30), reportedly sustained more than 20 fractures during the attack. Police have arrested the two accused—Hiraman Sinha (51) and his son Kamendra Sinha (26)—and sent them to judicial custody.

Attack Followed Alleged Deliberate Collision

According to the police, the assault took place on the evening of July 28 when Hitesh was travelling on a motorcycle with his relative Gaurav Sinha and another villager, Prakash Nishad.

The complainant alleged that as they reached a stretch near a pond in Khaira village, the accused intercepted them on another motorcycle. Kamendra allegedly rammed their bike, causing all three riders to fall onto the road.

Police said the father and son then attacked Hitesh with iron pipes, repeatedly targeting his arms and legs before continuing the assault even after he collapsed.

Victim Suffered Multiple Fractures

Investigators said Hitesh was initially rushed to Deori Hospital before being referred to a medical facility in Raipur due to the severity of his injuries.

Despite treatment, he died approximately 18 hours later. Preliminary medical findings indicated that he had suffered more than 20 fractures across his body, reflecting the intensity of the assault.

Following his death, police upgraded the case from attempt to murder to murder under the provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

Old Rivalry Under Investigation

Police said both families had been involved in disputes since 2022, with multiple complaints and FIRs registered against each other over the past few years.

During interrogation, the accused allegedly claimed they became enraged after seeing Hitesh twirl his moustache and gesture by running his hand across his throat, which they interpreted as a threat.

The accused also alleged that the victim had earlier damaged crops by spraying herbicide in their fields, further aggravating the long-standing conflict. Police said these claims are part of the investigation and are being verified independently.

Relative Alleges Public Did Not Intervene

In his complaint, Gaurav Sinha said the accused continued beating Hitesh for nearly 20 minutes despite repeated pleas for help.

He alleged that when he attempted to intervene, he was also attacked with an iron pipe, sustaining injuries to his leg. He further claimed that bystanders present near the scene did not step in during the assault.

Police reached the spot after receiving information through the emergency response system and shifted the injured men to hospital.

Police Arrest Both Accused

Deori Police Station in-charge Manish Shende said an FIR was initially registered under provisions relating to attempt to murder. Following Hitesh's death during treatment, murder charges under Section 103 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita were added.

Both accused were arrested, produced before a local court and remanded to judicial custody.

Investigators are continuing to examine the background of the dispute, previous criminal complaints involving both parties and the sequence of events that led to the fatal attack.

The incident has once again highlighted how unresolved personal rivalries in rural areas can escalate into fatal violence, with police urging residents to seek legal remedies instead of resorting to retaliation.

 Raipur Police have solved the murder of a woman whose blood-stained body was found near the Mahanadi riverbank cremation ground in Paragaon village under the Arang police station limits. Investigators have arrested the woman's alleged lover, who reportedly killed her after suspecting her of being involved with another man.

The accused, identified as Sonu Sardar alias Avtar Singh (37), was arrested from Raipur and has been sent to judicial custody. Police said the case was cracked within 48 hours of the recovery of the body.

Body Found Near Mahanadi Riverbank

According to police, the body of Rukmani Sonwani was discovered on July 13, 2026, near the cremation ground on the banks of the Mahanadi River. The victim had multiple injury marks on her thighs, hips, hands and legs, indicating a violent assault.

Given the nature of the crime, a special investigation team was formed immediately to identify the culprit and establish the circumstances surrounding the murder.

Long-Term Relationship Came Under Scanner

During the investigation, police found that Rukmani had been in a relationship for the past six to seven years with Sonu Sardar, originally from Punjab and currently residing in Mudhipar village under Pithora police station limits.

Investigators examined technical evidence and gathered local intelligence, which eventually led them to the accused.

Murder Triggered by Suspicion, Police Say

According to the police investigation, the incident took place on the night of July 12. Officers said the accused allegedly saw Rukmani in the company of another man around 9:30 pm.

Police claim that this led to an argument, during which the accused suspected the woman of being involved in another relationship. The confrontation reportedly escalated into violence, and he allegedly assaulted her with a sharp-edged metal bangle-like object and physical blows, resulting in her death.

It is important to note that the allegation regarding an affair is based on the accused's statement and the police investigation. It has not been independently verified in court.

Body Dumped Near Cremation Ground

After the alleged murder, the accused is said to have transported the body and abandoned it near the cremation ground along the Mahanadi riverbank before fleeing the area.

Police tracked him down using technical surveillance and information gathered from informants. Following his detention, he allegedly confessed to the crime during questioning.

Case Registered Under BNS

Police have registered a case under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which deals with the offence of murder.

The accused was produced before a court on July 15, following which he was remanded to judicial custody and sent to Central Jail, Raipur.

Officials said further investigation is continuing to establish all circumstances related to the case and to strengthen the prosecution with forensic and other supporting evidence.

Crime Raises Concerns Over Violence in Relationships

The case has once again highlighted concerns over violent crimes arising from personal disputes and possessive behaviour in relationships. Law enforcement agencies continue to stress the importance of resolving conflicts through legal and peaceful means rather than resorting to violence.

A 43-year-old man from Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district has been arrested over allegations of domestic abuse, religious coercion and allegedly forcing his minor son to chant pro-Pakistan slogans. The accused, identified as Wasim Mohammad, was brought out of jail on a one-day production warrant as police intensified their investigation into the case.

According to police, investigators took the accused to the alleged crime scene in Jogidipa village under the Pusaur police station limits to reconstruct events and verify evidence. During the investigation, officers questioned him about various aspects of the case. Police officials also stated that the accused was made to raise slogans of "Hindustan Zindabad" and "Pakistan Murdabad" during the investigation process.

Case Originates from Woman's Complaint

The case stems from a complaint filed on May 29, 2026, by a 35-year-old woman from Korba district. In her complaint, she alleged that Wasim Mohammad had introduced himself as a divorced man before developing a relationship with her. The two later married in 2021 following Muslim religious customs.

The complainant later discovered that the accused was already married and had not divorced his first wife. She alleged that he had concealed his first marriage and the existence of his five children before their marriage. The woman also has two children of her own.

Allegations of Abuse and Religious Pressure

According to the complaint, the relationship deteriorated after the birth of their child. The woman alleged that her husband began physically assaulting her and repeatedly pressured her to follow religious practices, including reciting the Kalma, offering Namaz and observing Roza.

She further claimed that despite following his instructions, she was frequently assaulted and driven out of the house.

The complainant also alleged that the accused exploited her vulnerable situation, claiming she had limited support after leaving her previous social environment.

Claims of Anti-India Slogans

One of the most serious allegations in the complaint is that the accused allegedly forced both the complainant and her minor children to chant "Pakistan Zindabad" slogans while using abusive language against India. According to the woman, refusal to comply allegedly resulted in physical and mental harassment.

These allegations are currently under investigation, and police have not yet publicly released findings confirming the claims.

Police Register Multiple Charges

Following the complaint, police registered a case against Wasim Mohammad under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including Sections 85, 351, 152 and 197, along with Section 4 of the Chhattisgarh Freedom of Religion Act, 1968.

Investigators obtained a production warrant from the court, allowing the accused to be taken into police custody for one day to facilitate further questioning and site inspection. After completing the investigation-related procedures, he was produced before the court again and remanded back to judicial custody.

Senior Officers Monitoring Investigation

Raigarh Senior Superintendent of Police Shashi Mohan Singh said the investigation is being conducted on the basis of available evidence. He stated that crimes against women, activities allegedly affecting national integrity and incidents disturbing social harmony are being investigated with seriousness.

The investigation is being supervised by Deputy Superintendent of Police Unnati Thakur, while Pusaur Police Station in-charge Harshvardhan Singh Bais is leading the inquiry.

Police said statements, digital evidence and other material collected during the investigation will be examined before any further legal action is taken. Authorities have reiterated that the case remains under investigation and that conclusions will be based on evidence gathered during the probe.

A 35-year-old farmer in Chhattisgarh's Balod district has died after spending eight days in a coma following an alleged assault by a group of six men over a dispute involving his minor daughter. Police have now added a murder charge to the case after the victim succumbed to his injuries during treatment.

The deceased, Gaukaran Sahu, was attacked at his residence in Sambalpur village under the Pinkapar outpost limits of Deori police station. According to police, the main accused, Bhanupratap Jain (18), allegedly carried out the attack with five associates in retaliation after the victim had warned him to stay away from his minor daughter.

Victim Succumbed After Eight Days in Coma

Police said Gaukaran Sahu suffered severe head injuries in the assault on the night of June 30. He was initially admitted to a hospital in Rajnandgaon before being shifted to a private hospital in Bhilai due to his critical condition.

Despite intensive medical treatment, he remained unconscious for eight days and died on Wednesday.

Deori police station in-charge Manish Shende confirmed the death and said the case has now been converted into a murder investigation with the addition of relevant provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

Attack Planned in Advance, Police Say

According to investigators, six accused allegedly travelled to the victim's village on two motorcycles and a scooter late at night.

Police said two of them remained outside to keep watch while the remaining four allegedly entered the house and attacked Gaukaran Sahu with sticks and a wooden rafter.

The victim sustained multiple injuries to his head, back and waist. The commotion awakened family members, including his 13-year-old daughter and relatives, following which the attackers fled the scene.

Previous Dispute Linked to Minor Daughter

Preliminary investigation suggests the assault stemmed from an earlier dispute involving the main accused and the victim's minor daughter.

Police said Bhanupratap Jain had become acquainted with the girl around one-and-a-half years ago. Following objections from the family, Gaukaran Sahu allegedly summoned Bhanupratap and his parents and warned him against maintaining contact with his daughter.

Investigators believe the accused allegedly planned the assault to avenge that confrontation.

Six Accused Arrested Within 24 Hours

Police launched an intensive investigation immediately after the attack, using forensic evidence, CCTV footage, cyber analysis and a dog squad to trace the suspects.

Within 24 hours, officers arrested all six accused from Bhilai.

The arrested persons have been identified as:

• Bhanupratap Jain (18)

• Neeraj Rastogi (18)

• Tushar Nirmalkar (20)

• Dinesh Dhimar (25)

• Kundan Yadav (18)

• Deepesh Patel (18)

Police also recovered the alleged weapons used in the assault, including sticks and a wooden rafter, along with two motorcycles and a scooter believed to have been used during the crime.

All six accused have already been produced before a court and remanded to judicial custody.

Family Performs Last Rites

Following Gaukaran Sahu's death, his funeral was held in his native village on Wednesday evening.

According to local residents, his two daughters, Rupali Sahu and Deepti Sahu, participated in the final rites and carried their father's bier during the funeral procession.

Investigation Continues

Police said further investigation is underway to establish the sequence of events and collect additional evidence related to the alleged conspiracy behind the attack.

Officials said statements of witnesses, forensic reports and other material evidence will form part of the ongoing investigation as the case proceeds under the revised murder charges.

Police act on eyewitness account and victim's videos; accused allegedly demanded ₹1 crore and threatened truck driver after accident on Jagdalpur-Bijapur highway

Police have arrested the owner of a Mercedes car in connection with the suicide of a 25-year-old truck driver who allegedly took his own life after being threatened and assaulted following a road accident on the Jagdalpur-Bijapur National Highway-63.

The accused, identified as Sagar Hemla, was arrested after investigators examined eyewitness statements, social media videos recorded by the deceased before his death, and other digital evidence. He has been booked on charges related to criminal intimidation and abetment allegations and was sent to judicial custody after being produced before a court.

The case has drawn widespread attention after the victim's family alleged that the truck driver was subjected to physical assault, intimidation and an alleged demand for ₹1 crore as compensation following the accident.

According to police, the incident dates back to June 11, when a collision took place between a truck and a Mercedes car near Banjari Ghat on National Highway-63 in the Gidam police station area. Investigators said that following the accident, the truck driver, Tamradhwaj Sahu alias Sonu (25), was allegedly abused, assaulted and threatened by the Mercedes owner.

Family members have alleged that the accused demanded ₹1 crore for the damage caused to the luxury vehicle and threatened to kill the truck driver and harm his family if the amount was not paid. The alleged harassment reportedly left the young driver mentally distressed.

The following day, Tamradhwaj allegedly died by suicide after hanging himself.

Before taking the extreme step, the victim uploaded multiple videos on his social media accounts, claiming that he had been assaulted and threatened after the accident. In the videos, he reportedly narrated the circumstances that led to his emotional distress.

The victim's uncle, Hem Singh, who claims to have witnessed the incident, alleged that he was present with Tamradhwaj during the accident. According to him, the accused physically assaulted the truck driver and demanded ₹1 crore, while also issuing life threats.

Following complaints from the victim's relatives, Gidam police intensified the investigation. Officers visited the accident spot, recorded eyewitness statements and examined digital evidence, including the social media videos, mobile screenshots and other electronic records.

Based on the available evidence collected during the investigation, police arrested Sagar Hemla, a resident of Gangaloor in Bijapur district. He was later produced before a local court, which remanded him to judicial custody.

The case has also sparked controversy after the victim's family alleged that two of the eight videos uploaded by Tamradhwaj before his death went missing during the investigation. The family has demanded a fair and transparent probe into the matter and urged authorities to recover all digital evidence.

Responding to the developments, SDOP Govind Singh Diwan said the accused has been booked under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). He added that the investigation remains ongoing and further legal action will depend on the evidence that emerges during the course of the probe.

The arrest marks a significant development in the case, which has raised concerns over alleged intimidation following road accidents and the psychological impact such incidents can have on victims. Police have maintained that every aspect of the case, including the digital evidence and witness testimonies, is being examined thoroughly before filing the final charges.

Police in Chhattisgarh’s Janjgir-Champa district have arrested a pastor and a local resident after a healing prayer meeting at a private house sparked allegations of religious conversion and hurting Hindu sentiments.

The incident occurred on Thursday morning in the Guddipara area of Udayband village under the City Kotwali police station. According to police, a “chungi sabha” or healing assembly was organised at the residence of Badrinath Bareth, 40. Locals, including several women and men from the village, gathered for the event.

Healing Claims Spark Row

Organisers allegedly distributed Christian literature and offered “miraculous water” to participants, claiming it could cure ailments. A video that surfaced later showed the pastor making strong remarks against Hindu deities. He reportedly told the gathering that gods like Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma “could do nothing,” while two sips of the blessed water from Jesus Christ would heal all diseases.

The remarks triggered immediate backlash. Activists from the Hindu Jagran Manch reached the spot after receiving information about the gathering. Suresh Soni, a local functionary of the outfit, alleged that people were being lured under the pretext of medical treatment and persuaded to change their faith.

Complaint Leads to Swift Police Action

Soni and other Hindu activists lodged a written complaint at the City Kotwali police station. They accused the pastor and the house owner of attempting religious conversion and making derogatory statements against Hindu gods. Acting on the complaint, police registered an FIR against the duo under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including Section 299 and Section 3(5).

Pastor Rathram Milhange, 38, and Badrinath Bareth were taken into custody the same day. Both were later produced before a magistrate and sent to judicial remand. Police also seized Christian religious literature from the spot.

Background of Similar Incidents

This is not the first time such gatherings have created tension in Chhattisgarh. In recent months, Hindu organisations have protested similar “healing assemblies” in districts like Dhamtari, where allegations of mass conversion attempts led to heated confrontations and police deployment. In those cases too, complaints centred around promises of miraculous cures and distribution of Bibles.

Local residents in Udayband expressed mixed reactions. Some who attended the meeting said they had gone seeking relief from chronic illnesses. Others, however, criticised the event for allegedly crossing into religious propaganda.

Officials Respond

Senior police officials confirmed that the investigation is underway. “We have registered the case based on the complaint and arrested the accused. Further probe is in progress to ascertain the full sequence of events,” a police officer said. Authorities have appealed for calm and warned against spreading unverified videos that could disturb communal harmony.

Impact on Village Atmosphere

The episode has left the otherwise quiet village on edge. Several villagers said they were unaware of the religious undertones when they attended the gathering. Hindu organisations have demanded stricter monitoring of such home-based prayer meetings, claiming they often serve as covers for conversion activities in rural pockets.

District administration officials said they are monitoring the situation closely. No untoward incident was reported after the arrests, though tension persists in the area.

Questions Over Regulation of Faith Healings

The Janjgir-Champa case has once again brought into focus the thin line between personal faith practices and organised attempts at religious conversion. Chhattisgarh has witnessed periodic debates over anti-conversion laws and the need to protect tribal and rural populations from alleged inducements.

As the investigation proceeds, both sides are likely to present their versions before the court. Police have called upon community leaders to maintain peace while the legal process takes its course.

The accused have not yet issued any public statement following their arrest. Their families maintained that the gathering was a private prayer meeting and denied any forcible conversion.

This development comes amid growing vigilance by Hindu outfits across Chhattisgarh against what they describe as “targeted religious harvesting” in small villages. Authorities, meanwhile, find themselves walking a tightrope between upholding the law and preserving social harmony.

In a disturbing case from Rewa district, a young man has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor girl over a period of time by threatening to kill her. The accused, identified as Sartaj Ansari, was booked under the POCSO Act and relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita following a complaint filed by the victim.

Police said the girl gathered courage and approached the Amhiya police station on June 1 to register her complaint. According to her statement, the accused, a resident of the same area, had been intimidating her for quite some time. He allegedly exploited her fear and committed the offence repeatedly.

Threat and Exploitation

Initial investigation reveals that the minor had been living under constant fear due to the threats. Sources familiar with the case said the accused used the threat of murder to silence her. The girl reportedly endured the ordeal for several weeks before finally confiding in her family, leading to the formal complaint.

Amhiya police registered the case promptly and launched a swift search operation. Within hours, teams conducted raids at possible hideouts and nabbed the accused. He was produced before the court the same day and remanded to judicial custody.

Sections Invoked

The police have invoked stringent provisions against the accused. A case has been registered under Section 64(2)(m) and 351(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with Sections 5 and 6 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Since the victim is a minor, the entire investigation is being conducted under POCSO guidelines, which mandate time-bound probe and sensitive handling.

Senior Superintendent of Police, Rewa, has directed officials to ensure a thorough investigation. “We are committed to fast-tracking such sensitive cases. Action is taken immediately on receipt of complaints involving women and children,” a senior officer said.

Community Reaction and Police Vigil

Local residents expressed shock over the incident, with many demanding strict punishment for the accused. Social workers in the area have called for greater awareness and support mechanisms for victims of sexual violence, especially minors.

This case comes amid ongoing efforts by Madhya Pradesh Police to maintain strict vigilance against crimes against women and children. In recent months, Rewa police have registered and acted upon several POCSO cases, sending a strong message that such offences will not be tolerated.

 Investigation Progress

Officers are now examining other aspects of the case, including whether there were any accomplices or previous instances of similar behaviour by the accused. The victim is being provided necessary counselling and medical support as per protocol.

Police have appealed to citizens to come forward with any additional information that could help in delivering complete justice. They have also assured complete confidentiality and protection to the complainant and her family.

The incident has once again highlighted the need for stronger community vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious activities involving minors. Authorities have reiterated that fear or social pressure should not prevent victims from approaching law enforcement agencies.

As the investigation proceeds, the focus remains on delivering swift justice to the minor victim while ensuring the legal process is followed meticulously.

Rewa Bike Theft: Two Arrested, Third Accused Absconding

In the latest Rewa bike theft case, police have arrested two persons and recovered the stolen motorcycle that was hidden in a friend’s rented room, while a manhunt continues for the third culprit.

Theft Reported in Duara  

A motorcycle belonging to Ajay Kumar Saket was stolen on April 16 near Duara Tiraha in the Mangawan police station area of Rewa district. The vehicle, bearing registration number MP 17 NC 8165, went missing in broad daylight. The owner promptly lodged a complaint at the local police station.

Case Filed Against Thieves  

Acting on the complaint, police registered a case under crime number 221/26 invoking Section 303(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Officers immediately began verification of CCTV footage and local inquiries to trace the stolen two-wheeler.

Suspect Taken into Custody  

During the initial probe, police detained Akash Agnihotri, a resident of Duara. Intensive questioning yielded a breakthrough when he admitted his role in the Rewa bike theft along with his associate Lalli Saket.

Confession Reveals Hideout  

The arrested man told investigators that the motorcycle had been concealed at the rented room of their friend Ankush Mishra in Rewa town. The duo had planned to sell the vehicle soon after the theft, sources indicated.

Bike Recovered from Room  

A police team led by Raghunathganj Chowki Incharge Lavkush Mishra raided the location and recovered the motorcycle from Ankush Mishra’s possession. Both Akash Agnihotri and Ankush Mishra were formally arrested on the spot.

Two Sent to Judicial Custody  

The two accused were produced before a local court and remanded to judicial custody. The swift operation prevented the stolen bike from entering the grey market and brought relief to the complainant within days of the incident.

Search On for Third Man  

Lalli Saket, the third accused named in the case, managed to flee before police could apprehend him. Officers have launched a manhunt and are conducting raids at possible hideouts. Further leads are being pursued to ensure his arrest at the earliest.

The development marks a quick success for the Mangawan police in tackling the Rewa bike theft. Authorities have appealed to citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity involving two-wheelers. As investigations continue, the focus remains on securing the arrest of the remaining accused and reinforcing anti-theft measures across Rewa district.

Incident Surfaces on Bus Journey

Maihar police have registered an FIR against Alok Sinha, an Assistant Professor at Amarpatan PG College, after a woman passenger accused him of making obscene gestures on a bus. The incident occurred on Monday during travel from Satna to Ramnagar in Madhya Pradesh's Satna district.

The victim boarded the bus from Satna. Near Bhatnwara, Sinha allegedly occupied the seat beside her, initiated conversation and then resorted to objectionable gestures. The woman recorded the act on her mobile phone and lodged a complaint immediately upon reaching Amarpatan.

Victim Records Evidence, Files Complaint

According to reports, the accused first attempted to pressure the woman into a compromise. When she refused, he allegedly threatened to kill her before fleeing the scene. The victim handed over the video recording to police as key evidence.

She identified Sinha after he disclosed his name and profession while travelling. Upon alighting near the college, she inquired with other students on the bus, who confirmed his identity through photographs on their phones. This led to a named FIR at Amarpatan police station.

Police Action and Sections Invoked

Amarpatan police station in-charge Vijay Singh Paraste confirmed that a case was promptly registered under sections 74 and 351(3) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita based on the woman's complaint. Police have initiated a search for the accused, who remains absconding.

Accused's Background and Family Details

Alok Sinha, a resident of Delhi, has been posted at Amarpatan PG College since 2015. His wife lives in Delhi as a housewife, while their daughter, an engineer, has settled in Canada after marriage. Sinha reportedly lives alone in Maihar.

Prior Misconduct Allegations Surface

This is not the first time Sinha has faced complaints. Sources indicated he previously assaulted the acting principal of the college, Dr S.P. Singh, leading to another FIR at the same police station. The matter was reportedly forwarded to the Commissioner of the Higher Education Department.

Student Ruckus Over Misbehaviour Claims

Just a week earlier, female students at the college had accused Sinha of misbehaving and failing to submit sessional copies. The dispute escalated into a public altercation, forcing the principal to intervene. The issue was eventually resolved, but it highlighted ongoing concerns at the institution.

Impact on Campus and Public Safety

The case has sparked discussions on safety for women in public transport and accountability in educational institutions. Residents in Maihar and surrounding areas expressed concern over such incidents involving educators. Women's rights groups in Madhya Pradesh called for swift action to deter similar behaviour.

Local authorities noted that video evidence has strengthened the case, reflecting growing awareness among victims to document misconduct. The episode also raises questions about vetting processes for faculty in government colleges.

What Next in Investigation

Police are actively tracing Sinha and examining the video for further leads. Higher education officials may initiate a departmental probe parallel to the criminal case. The outcome could influence disciplinary measures against the professor, including possible suspension or termination.

The Amarpatan police have appealed to the public for any additional information that could assist in locating the accused. The woman has been provided necessary support, with authorities assuring a thorough and time-bound investigation.

This incident comes amid broader efforts in Madhya Pradesh to enhance women's safety in public spaces and ensure strict enforcement of laws against harassment. Updates on the case are being closely monitored as part of latest news today from the region.