Category: विदर्भ

A tragic case unfolded spanning Bengaluru and Nagpur, where a newly married couple’s life ended in heartbreak and mystery. After a sustained period of marital conflict, the wife, Ganvi, ended her life in Bengaluru. Accused of abetting her suicide and allegedly threatened by her family, her husband Suraj fled with his mother and brother to Nagpur. There, in a hotel on Wardha Road, Suraj took his own life by hanging, leaving behind a deeply disturbing chain of events that has shaken both cities. The incident highlights the devastating consequences that unresolved conflict and social pressures can have on relationships.

In Nagpur, a shocking incident during a bachelor party has resulted in 11 friends being booked for negligence after a 33-year-old man, Aditya Mohite, died. CCTV footage revealed that while Aditya lay unconscious, his friends continued to party instead of seeking medical help. The case has drawn public outrage and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his tragic death.

In a shocking twist in the Chandrapur kidney trafficking case, Himanshu Bhardwaj from Mohali reportedly sold his own kidney under the influence of his girlfriend and later became an active agent in the illegal kidney racket. Authorities uncovered that Bhardwaj not only sold his organ but also helped recruit other donors through social media groups and assisted in transporting them to Cambodia for organ removal. The investigation has revealed wider national and potentially international links to the trafficking network, and police have extended custody for further interrogation.

After seven years of legal battle, a Gadchiroli court has sentenced a man to death for the heinous crime in which he killed a crying three-year-old by squeezing his nose while assaulting the child’s mother. The accused also received life imprisonment for rape and attempted murder, marking a significant verdict in this shocking case that shook the community.

The Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench has taken a strict stance against the hazardous nylon manja that has continued to be sold and used across Vidarbha despite existing bans and recurring accidents. The court has directed all district collectors in Vidarbha to enforce hefty fines — ₹2.50 lakh for sellers and ₹50,000 for users of nylon manja — and to publish public notices before enforcement. Police officials may be held accountable in areas where violations and related accidents occur. The next hearing is scheduled for January 5, 2026

In a tragic traffic accident near Sondo village on the Rajura–Asifabad road in Chandrapur district, four women lost their lives and five others were left injured when the driver, allegedly ignoring essential safety instructions, lost control of the vehicle and it plunged off the road. Authorities have registered a case against the driver for negligence after this horrific crash that shook local communities.

In Brahmapuri, Maharashtra, a fresh complaint has been filed in a high-profile illegal money lending case involving serious allegations from a local man, Rajkumar Bawane. Bawane claims that after borrowing ₹4 lakh at exorbitant interest and repaying over ₹31 lakh, he faced harassment, threats to his family, and extortion of large sums by the alleged moneylender. The case has drawn police action under illegal money lending laws, and the investigation is now underway. This story highlights the growing concern over predatory lending and community safety.