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Agra. A young man arrived at his brother’s in-laws’ house in Agra and took his sister-in-law into a room. The discovery of their bodies later caused a stir. The young man arrived on his bike on Wednesday morning. He asked his mother-in-law about his sister-in-law. She respectfully welcomed him home. Then, she called the girl and went to a nearby shop to buy a cold drink. Meanwhile, the young man grabbed his sister-in-law’s hand and led her into the room. When the mother-in-law returned home, she found the room locked. Opening the door, she was horrified. The body of the young man and his sister-in-law lay on the floor. The mother-in-law screamed at the sight. People gathered in the area. They were rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared them dead. The incident occurred in Rahnkala village, under the Etmadpur police station. According to reports, the young man was in love with his sister-in-law’s sister and wanted to marry her. However, his family was against the relationship. Jyoti’s elder sister, a resident of Rahn Kala village in Agra, was married in Tundla. Deepak traveled from his home in Tundla to Rahn Kala village on his bike around 10 a.m. He reached Jyoti’s house around 10:45 a.m. His mother and sister-in-law were present. As soon as Deepak reached his in-laws’ house, he asked about Jyoti. Deepak’s mother-in-law asked for tea and snacks. Deepak expressed his desire for a cold drink. His mother-in-law went to a shop to buy a cold drink. Meanwhile, Deepak took Jyoti into the room. He made Jyoti sit on a cot and sat on a chair in front of her. The two continued talking for about 15 minutes.

By HT Correspondent, Agra — Updated on Dec 02, 2024 10:09 PM IST Hindustan Times Five members of an international gang involved in cyber frauds were arrested by Agra Police from Delhi on Monday. Hindustan Times According to police, the accused used to operate through a WhatsApp group where they would get people to download an application by providing third-party links and then lure them into investment schemes in the name of IPOs to extract money. Hindustan Times Police said these accused, along with associates in foreign nations, would provide account details of Indian corporate accounts and SIM cards for people who were lured into stock investment trading and task jobs. Hindustan Times The arrested persons are: They were booked under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) including 318(4), 319(2), 336(3), 338, 340(2), 3/5 and Section 66D of the IT Act, police said. Hindustan Times DCP (Agra City) Suraj Rai said that on October 4, an Agra resident filed a complaint alleging that he was invited to a new WhatsApp group where he was encouraged to invest in IPOs. Hindustan Times Since the app in question was not available on the Google Play Store, the complainant was given a third-party download link. After completing KYC and logging in, he was then asked to deposit ₹18.5 lakh into different bank accounts. Hindustan Times When he tried to withdraw his funds later, he found he could not do so and realized he had fallen victim to cyber fraud. He was eventually removed from the WhatsApp group when he sought his money back, prompting him to file a complaint with the Agra cyber police. Hindustan Times Police seized the mobiles and laptops of the accused. On interrogation, it emerged that these five had been in contact with people engaged in cyber fraud in Cambodia, Laos, Hong Kong, and Vietnam. Hindustan Times The investigating cyber police team found 85 lakh bank account numbers when they ran the numbers obtained from the suspects through the cyber crime reporting portal. The Agra complainant recovered ₹13 lakh after a court order, out of the ₹18.5 lakh that was duped from him.

Agra News Today: A case that shames human sensibilities has come to light from Agra. Everyone is shocked to hear of this incident. A cruel mother brutally murdered her own innocent child. The accused woman, along with her brother-in-law, killed the innocent child and hid his body on the roof for three days.  On December 1st, the child’s body was found stuffed in a sack a short distance from their home. Police launched a thorough investigation. The investigation shocked even the police, who discovered that 8-year-old Raunak’s killers were none other than his own mother and uncle. They had murdered him to conceal their illicit relationship.  What is the whole matter?This incident took place in Nayapura village, located in the Pinahat police station area of ​​Agra. On the late evening of November 29th, an innocent child went missing while playing in front of his home. Following this incident, a massive search was conducted for 8-year-old Raunak, but he was never found. Disheartened, the family informed the police.  The police registered a case and began searching for the innocent child. Despite extensive efforts, no trace of the child was found. On the morning of December 1st, the child’s body was found in a sack a short distance from the home. The news of the discovery spread panic in the area.  A post-mortem examination revealed a murder. Various speculations were swirling about the deceased Raunak’s murder. Upon receiving information about the discovery of the body, senior police officers arrived at the scene with a force. The police took the body into custody and sent it for a post-mortem examination. The post-mortem report revealed the murder.  The post-mortem report also revealed that Raunak was murdered on the same day he went missing. Following this revelation, the police launched a thorough investigation into the case. During the investigation, it was discovered that Raunak had seen his mother and uncle in a compromising position.  Fearing that the deceased, Raunak, might tell someone about their illicit relationship, his mother and uncle conspired to kill him. Police have arrested both of them and are currently investigating further.  Illicit relationship led to murder.Revealing the case, DCP East Atul Sharma said that the police received information about the child’s disappearance. The police conducted an extensive search but found no trace of the child. He added that the child’s body was found in a closed sack on the morning of December 1st. He had been killed by hitting his head. DCP East Atul Sharma stated that the deceased child’s mother and uncle were in an illicit relationship. The child had seen them in a compromising position. They then conspired to murder the child and hid the body on the roof for three days. He stated that the accused mother and uncle have been arrested.

By HT Correspondent, Agra — Updated on Oct 28, 2025 A new racket has come to light with the arrest of two people. Unemployed youths from India were charged ₹3–4 lakh in the name of job opportunities abroad and sent to countries including Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, where they were reportedly “sold” for $3,000 – $4,000 per person to groups involved in cyber fraud operations — a practice officials call cyber slavery. Hindustan Times If the victims objected to the situation and sought to return to India, they were reportedly released only after paying ₹3 lakh. The racket was exposed during an investigation after complaints were registered with the cyber cell in Agra, police said. Additional Police Commissioner Aditya said at a press briefing that with the rise in cybercrime, cases of cyber slavery are also coming up. The case was registered and two arrests were made — Mohd Atif Khan and Ajay Shukla — under sections of the Bharatiya Nyayya Sanhita (BNS) relating to trafficking of persons, cheating, and criminal conspiracy. Police found that agents in India were sending job-seekers to Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam after charging hefty sums. One of the accused, Ajay Shukla, had sent two youths from Agra to Cambodia in November 2024, where they were transferred to a company involved in cyber fraud. When they objected, ₹3 lakh was demanded for their return, officials said. The ACP said that in various cases, victims sought help from the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which facilitated some safe returns. Authorities also revealed that Mohd Atif had been in Cambodia from 2022 until May 2025 and was alleged to have sold more than 50 such youths to cyber fraudsters there. Officials suggested the racket could be worth ₹500 crore, given its scale. Atif was arrested in Unnao, and Shukla was arrested in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. A third arrest has been made in Maharashtra, with the accused being brought to Agra once court orders are finalized.