Category: गुन्हेवार्ता

A Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) official was threatened with death while on duty to collect unpaid electricity bills in Nagpur. After his team disconnected power for an overdue amount of ₹22,600, the shop owner allegedly verbally abused and threatened him and his staff. The police have registered a case under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code against the accused.

A major fake textbook racket operating under the name of Balbharti has been busted in Nagpur. Police conducted a raid at a printing press in Hingna MIDC and seized a large quantity of counterfeit textbooks and printing equipment. The case raises serious concerns about student welfare and educational integrity.

A case of unauthorized electricity usage in Nagpur has led to strict court action. After an inspection by the power utility, illegal power consumption was detected. The court ordered custody till the end of proceedings and imposed a fine of ₹10,000, sending a strong warning against electricity theft.

In Gadchiroli, a shocking allegation has surfaced involving a senior government officer who reportedly possesses two disability certificates with different disability percentages. The controversy erupted when a local BJP leader filed a formal complaint with the Chief Minister and demanded a thorough investigation and strict action. The case has drawn attention amid a larger statewide scrutiny of bogus disability certificates and raises serious questions about misuse of disability benefits and government jobs.

In Kalmeshwar, Nagpur district, a shocking incident has emerged where a retired soldier was brutally murdered by his own brother over a long-standing land dispute. The accused brother, driven by tensions over farm boundaries and access, shot his sibling and attempted to destroy the evidence by burning the body with petrol. Police have arrested the suspect after his confession, and investigations are ongoing. This case highlights how disputes over land can tragically tear apart even the closest of family ties.

Nagpur, once revered for its oranges and culture, has alarmingly emerged as “the capital of drugs” in Central India — becoming the largest transit hub for dangerous narcotics like MD, ganja, charas, and more. With factory networks nearby, students as peddlers, and widespread distribution across Vidarbha and Madhya Pradesh, the drug underworld now casts a dark shadow over the city’s youth and community.