The murder of teenager Surya Pratap Chauhan in Khoda has led to an encounter, arrests and wider police action. The case has left the locality marked by anger, silence and demands for accountability.
Para-athlete Chirag Tyagi (24) of Ghaziabad was shot dead in Sai Upvan on May 31, days after qualifying for the Para Asian Games by winning 400m gold in Bengaluru.
Police had been searching for the main accused, Asad, since May 28, when he stabbed 17-year-old Surya Pratap Chauhan to death following an argument with the help of his associates on Bakrid before fleeing the scene. Three more accused, including Asad's father, have also been arrested in connection with the case.
A seventeen-year-old boy was allegedly stabbed multiple times in Khoda and later died in hospital. The killing led to local anger, heavier policing and a priority investigation into the named suspects.
As Uttar Pradesh reels under an intense heatwave with temperatures touching 46 degrees Celsius, residents across cities including Lucknow, Ghaziabad, Kanpur and Gorakhpur complained of prolonged power cuts, tripping and water shortages despite government claims of record electricity supply. Authorities blamed local technical faults and overload issues, while citizens said outages during peak heat made daily life unbearable.
Anu Gupta had fallen headfirst, sustaining severe head injuries. Her face was completely covered in blood and her condition was so critical that identification proved difficult.
Supporters welcomed rape accused Sushil Prajapati with garlands and slogans after his bail release in Ghaziabad. Viral videos of the procession have triggered outrage and a police inquiry.
Armed assailants robbed an ATM cash van on NH-9 in Ghaziabad and fled with the money after holding the driver hostage. The daylight heist has intensified concerns over cash transit security and highway policing.
The incident occurred in the densely populated Indirapuram locality, raising concerns among residents as emergency teams work to bring the situation under control.
The case involves the abduction and murder of 13-year-old Sandeep Bansal, the son of a Delhi-based businessman. On January 20, 1995, the boy was kidnapped while on his way to school.
A speeding Mahindra Thar hit two scooters and bystanders in Ghaziabad's Shalimar Garden, injuring four people. Police have detained the driver, seized the vehicle and are probing allegations that he was drunk.
Haryanvi actor Divyanka Sirohi, known for her work in over 50 music videos, died suddenly at her Ghaziabad home. Her family said she felt unwell before collapsing. The exact cause of death is yet to be confirmed.
The incident also drew strong reactions from local leaders. Loni MLA Nand Kishor Gurjar visited the site and demanded strict action under the provisions of the National Security Act.
Fire broke out at Loni police station in Ghaziabad, engulfing 15–20 seized vehicles. Fire tenders controlled the blaze in about an hour and no casualties were reported.
Preliminary investigation suggested that Nitin suspected an illicit relationship between his wife and Abhishek, which had led to several disputes between them in the past.
A child's body found beneath a parked car leads police into a chilling trail of betrayal, as post-mortem findings deepen the horror and a desperate hunt begins for the accused uncle.
A holy dip in the Ganga turns fatal for two neighbours from Ghaziabad. One slips into deep waters, the other rushes to help, both are lost as a rescue attempt ends in tragedy.
The clip shows a young man standing inside a large vessel filled with potatoes, wearing slippers while pouring water through a pipe and cleaning the potatoes using his feet at a local Ghaziabad eatery.
The man has been identified as 40-year-old Rajveer, who was living with his 70-year-old mother, Satnam Kaur. His wife and their child resided in another housing society and though Rajveer used to visit them regularly, he had not gone there for the past two days.
In the March 11 video, Lovely is heard telling the 32-year-old, "Sabko maaf karte hue, sabse maafi mangte hue, tum jao (Forgive everyone, seek forgiveness from all, and go in peace)." Harish is seen blinking and gulping in the video, the only movements he has been able to perform for the last 13 years after a fall left him with severe, and irreversible, brain damage.
