An AAP functionary, Nitin Nanda, was shot in the head by retired Chandigarh Police DSP Dilsher Singh after a quarrel at a wedding. The incident, likely stemming from a 15-year property dispute, has led to an attempted murder case against the former DSP and two others who are on the run.
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A live-in relationship turned deadly as a 21-year-old woman, her ex-boyfriend, and his friend allegedly murdered her partner, a UPSC aspirant, in Delhi. They staged the crime as a fire incident to conceal the murder, driven by the victim's alleged possession of objectionable content. The trio has been arrested.
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Marathi actress Ruchita Jadhav narrowly escaped a hostage situation after cancelling a meeting with Rohit Aarrya, the man who later held children and others captive. Aarrya, a self-styled filmmaker, was shot dead by police after a three-hour standoff. He had previously sought payment for a school cleanliness project.
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