Author: Amit Kumar
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Gujarat Police Retreat Mob Patan: 8 Officers Suspended
Armed mob forced a Gujarat police 112 team to retreat in Jhiliya, Patan district on 15 March 2026. CCTV caught the retreat. 18 accused arrested including main conspirator Jahu Shankar Thakor. 8 officers suspended within 48 hours. Then came the mahaprasad — public parade, lathi prasad, uthak-baithak. Patan Court remand till 23 March 2026. Full…
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Bihar Road Concrete Theft: New Road, Same Old Loot
Locals in Bihar were caught on camera stealing concrete from a freshly built road at a work-in-progress highway site in the Magadh region. Bihar road concrete theft is not a new phenomenon — TMT bars, geocells, geotextiles, dowel bars, and road furniture disappear routinely from construction sites. No FIR confirmed. The cost is never officially…
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A Koyta. A College Gate. And a Student Who Was Just Having Tea.
On 16 March 2026, an engineering student in Wagholi, Pune stepped out for tea near the gate of G H Raisoni College of Engineering and Management. He was attacked with a koyta. The weapon lodged in his head. CCTV captured everything. Three accused are arrested. This is the full picture — the incident, the pattern,…
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After Booze, Doesn’t a Man Stop Being a Man? The Zomato Delivery Boy Who Deserved Better.
A man in a car in Delhi, drinking alcohol ordered via delivery, unleashed contempt on the Zomato delivery partner who was checking a car number for verification. The video is 1:48. It has 188,000 views. And it asks a question every gig worker in India already knows the answer to.
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?0 Ka Nuksaan. 100% Ka Drama. And a Rickshaw Driver Holding His Ears.
In Wadala, Mumbai, a Mahindra Thar owner repeatedly hit an auto-rickshaw driver following a minor scrape — while the driver apologised and held his ears in submission. Visible damage to the Thar: approximately zero. The video has been watched over 220,000 times. Here is the full picture, the documented Thar pattern, and what the law…
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He Pleaded. He Begged. The Car Kept Moving. And Nobody Stopped It.
An elderly man was dragged approximately 500 metres on the bonnet of a car in Nikol, Ahmedabad on March 14, 2026 — while pleading ‘I won’t file a case.’ The driver has been arrested. The charge sheet matters more than the arrest. Here is the full picture, the legal framework, and what actually needs to…
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Your Footpath. Their Bar. And the Bus Stop Where Your Kids Wait.
Outside a licensed wine shop in Ward 158, Ghatkopar East, groups of men drink openly on the footpath every evening — next to a bus stop used by women, children, and senior citizens. A community complaint has been filed. The law is clear. The enforcement is not. Here is the full picture, the legal framework,…
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A Family Travelling for a Sacred Ceremony Had Their Seats Stolen Mid-Journey. The Police Showed Up and Made It Worse.
Eleven family members on the Hemkunt Express had confirmed berths stolen mid-journey. Railway police at Saharanpur asked the victims to deboard. What the videos show is not one incident — it is a pattern India’s railways refuse to fix.
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“Oye! Three Cups of Tea — Now!” The Delhi Tourist Problem Nobody Wants to Name
A viral homestay video has reignited India’s civility debate. A traveller’s second-hand embarrassment became the conversation the country needed to have.
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Surat Police to Gym Trainers: Run a Gym, Not a Love School
A few weeks ago, Surat Police made headlines for pulling over car owners who fitted blinding neon lights on their vehicles. Stern. Swift. No apologies. Now the same police force has walked into a room full of gym trainers and gym owners — and delivered a message that the rest of India needs to hear.…