Madhya Pradesh News

A woman in MP's Satna has accused BJP councillor's husband Ashok Singh of raping her at knifepoint, filming the assault and blackmailing her. Viral clips show him threatening her. An investigation is underway, but no arrest has been confirmed yet. 

Clashes between two groups in Ashta, Sehore, led to stone-pelting, vehicle damage and a Karni Sena blockade of Bhopal-Indore highway. Police used tear gas and lathi-charge to control crowd. The unrest followed a major Karni Sena agitation in Harda.

A late-night argument over an extra chicken leg at a biryani shop in Narmadapuram turned violent on Sunday, leaving customer Akhilesh Shivhare injured. The shopkeeper allegedly attacked him with a hot utensil and sharp object.

Salman, accused of raping a 6-year-old girl in Raisen, was caught in Bhopal after a six-day manhunt. Locals handed him to police, but he later tried to escape by snatching a revolver. Police shot him in the leg.

VIT Bhopal saw violent protests after students alleged a jaundice outbreak caused by contaminated food and water in the campus mess. Students accused staff of assault during the protest, leading to an FIR against a warden and five employees.

A Class 11 student in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa ied by suicide and left a handwritten note accusing her teacher of torture. She wrote that he pressed a pen between her fingers and held her hand forcefully. Her family suspects school-related pressure.

A 22-year-old man in Satna, Madhya Pradesh, accidentally shot himself while filming a Reel with a country-made pistol after smoking cannabis with friends. To hide the mistake, he and his friends allegedly tried to frame three men.

Sunita, a woman Naxalite carrying a Rs 14 lakh bounty, surrendered in MP's Balaghat on November 1. Once an armed guard of top Maoist leader Ramder, she was active across 3 states. CM Mohan Yadav called her surrender the first under MP’s 2023 policy.

Police in Indore arrested Aqueel Sheikh, who has a prior criminal record, for allegedly molesting and stalking two Australian women cricketers on October 23. The arrest came after a six-hour operation by the Crime Branch.

The 52-year-old woman wishes to donate her organs, believing they hold more value for others than herself. Her school principal expressed surprise at the request, highlighting her dedication to teaching.