Madhya Pradesh police
Over 300 Cases Filed Against Madhya Pradesh Police Officers in Two Years: Accountability Crisis Exposed
Dec 12, 2025 03:32 pm CST
Official data reveals 329 criminal cases against police personnel in Madhya Pradesh over two years, with Bhopal topping the list at 48 cases. The Mandsaur-Malhargarh incident highlights this systemic issue, where officers falsely framed a student under the NDPS Act, raising serious questions about police accountability despite reform efforts.
Exposed: High-Ranking Police Station in Madhya Pradesh Caught Framing Innocent Student in Fabricated Drug Case
Dec 10, 2025 02:17 pm CST
In a shocking abuse of power, officers from Malhargarh police station—recently ranked among India's best—have been exposed by the Madhya Pradesh High Court for kidnapping an 18-year-old student from a bus and framing him in a fake drug smuggling case. CCTV footage and witness accounts contradicted police claims, forcing authorities to admit the fabrication after the innocent student spent two months in jail. Six officers have been suspended as the High Court prepares to deliver its judgment on this alarming case of law enforcement corruption.
Shocking Video: Railway Police Officer Suspended After Assaulting Disabled Man on International Disability Day in Ujjain
Dec 03, 2025 02:25 pm CST
A disturbing incident occurred at Nagda railway station in Ujjain where a GRP head constable was caught on camera assaulting a disabled man sleeping on the platform. The officer was immediately suspended after the video went viral, with the assault tragically taking place on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, raising serious concerns about police treatment of vulnerable citizens.
5 Suspects Arrested and Publicly Paraded After Violent Attack on Bhopal Cafe
Nov 21, 2025 12:08 am CST
Five suspects were arrested and publicly paraded after a group of masked men armed with swords and rods vandalized Magic Spot Cafe in Bhopal. The attack, captured on CCTV, appears to be linked to a personal rivalry between student groups rather than robbery, causing damages worth nearly three lakh rupees.
Al-Falah University Chairman's Ancestral Home Faces Demolition Amid Family's Multi-State Legal Troubles
Nov 20, 2025 01:07 pm CST
The Mhow Cantonment Board has issued a final demolition notice for unauthorized construction at the ancestral home of Al-Falah University chairman Mohammad Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui. This action comes as the family faces heightened scrutiny following the arrest of Jawad's brother Hamud for investment fraud after 25 years as a fugitive, and connections to a broader investigation involving the Delhi Red Fort explosion that killed 13 people. The property dispute dates back nearly three decades with multiple unheeded notices issued since 1996.
Controversy Erupts Over Bhagavad Gita Incorporation in Madhya Pradesh Police Training Program
Nov 07, 2025 07:10 pm CST
Madhya Pradesh Police's new directive requiring recruits to read the Bhagavad Gita before meditation has sparked political tension. The BJP defends it as moral development while Congress criticizes it as unconstitutional saffronization. The initiative includes planned Heartfulness Meditation sessions at heritage sites across the state, led by trained police instructors without departmental expense.
Madhya Pradesh Police Integrates Bhagavad Gita Into Constable Training Program Following Ramcharitmanas Initiative
Nov 07, 2025 03:48 pm CST
Madhya Pradesh Police has expanded its spiritual training program by implementing Bhagavad Gita recital sessions for approximately 4,000 constable trainees across eight training facilities. Additional Director General Raja Babu Singh believes these sessions, which complement existing Ramcharitmanas readings, will guide recruits toward righteous living. The initiative continues Singh's history of incorporating sacred texts into law enforcement training.
79-Year-Old Woman's 50-Year Battle for Justice: The Story of a Rs 33 Pension and Endless Court Dates
Oct 30, 2025 11:31 pm CST
For 50 years, 79-year-old Mithilesh Srivastava has fought the Indian bureaucracy for her rightful pension after her husband's 23 years of police service. Surviving on just Rs 33 monthly despite winning her case in 2005, her struggle highlights profound failures in India's justice system as she continues seeking what is legally hers through endless court dates and broken promises.
Senior IPS Officer Exposes Police Involvement in Madhya Pradesh's Narcotic Cough Syrup Trade
Oct 28, 2025 02:22 am CST
A high-ranking police official in Madhya Pradesh has publicly exposed alleged police involvement in narcotic cough syrup trafficking. Inspector General Gaurav Rajput of Rewa Range claims to possess a list of officers complicit in the multi-crore drug network extending from Bhopal to Delhi. Despite recent seizures worth lakhs of rupees, Rajput suggests these operations are insufficient, as the addictive codeine-based syrup continues to infiltrate every community, transforming Rewa from a region known for temples and tiger reserves into what's now called the 'Corex Capital' of Madhya Pradesh.
Australian Women Cricketers Molested in Indore: Political Backlash and Security Concerns at Women's Cricket World Cup
Oct 26, 2025 12:46 am CST
Two Australian women cricketers were inappropriately touched by a motorcyclist in Indore, sparking political outrage over women's safety in India. Opposition parties criticized the BJP government while authorities promised swift justice. The incident has prompted increased security measures during the Women's Cricket World Cup and raised concerns about visitor safety at international sporting events.