
An initial investigation has indicated that the kids were typically paid ₹300 per day for meat cutting.

With the minor's father and grandfather already under arrest, police have now accused the mother, Shivani Agarwal, of swapping her drunk son's blood with hers.

In both of the recent fire incidents – Rajkot’s game zone and a children’s hospital in the national capital – which claimed 34 lives, including several children, the owners were found to have flouted the fire safety norms.

So far, nine arrests have been made in connection with the case, which includes four owners and manager of TRP game zone.

The suspended JD(S) leader had filed a plea for anticipatory bail before his return which was rejected by a special court in Bengaluru.
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The bus, traveling from Jammu to the Shiv Khori shrine, rolled down a cliff on the Jammu-Poonch highway, killing several on the spot and injuring dozens of others, many of them critically. The death toll may rise.
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According to the police, the NCPCR had received a complaint that approximately 40 children from Bihar and West Bengal were being forced to work in inhumane conditions at a slaughterhouse in Ghaziabad.

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