Jamaluddin

Hazaribag, once again in the spotlight following the NEET-UG 2026 cancellation due to a paper leak, sees its past scandal resurface. Investigations into Hazaribag accused continue, with some granted bail. Oasis School, central to the 2024 leak, reportedly re-engaged its former principal in an administrative role, despite his prior arrest.

The arrest of an ISI agent from Lucknow has thrown up another set of challenges for law enforcement agencies of UP.

UP ATS apprehended Jamaluddin, also known as Chhangur Baba, and his wife in Balrampur for allegedly orchestrating mass religious conversions. Posing as a Sufi saint, Jamaluddin and his family reportedly lured individuals into converting to Islam through various means, including romantic relationships and financial incentives.

Three people including a timber merchant were arrested for attacking a police head constable who had parked his bike outside a timber shop at Moolakothalam.

Jamaluddin, also known as Ghanshyam Rohera, and his wife Nasreen were arrested by UP's ATS for allegedly running a religious conversion network and acquiring over Rs 100 crore in property through dubious means. Posing as a Sufi spiritual leader near Balrampur's Chand Auliya Dargah, Jamaluddin lured people into Islam using various methods.

Haji N. Jamaluddin, an Indian expatriate, received a special airport-entry stamp from Dubai Airports, marking 60 years since his arrival in 1965. From humble beginnings, he established Crescent English High School in 1984, educating over 1,700 students. Inspired by the UAE's leadership, Jamaluddin's dedication to education and community upliftment has left a lasting impact.

A man slit open throats of 12 of his family members before committing suicide in Amethi district on the intervening night of Tuesday and Wednesday. 10 of those attacked died while two were under observation at a government hospital in Sultanpur.

45-year-old Jamaluddin first fed pesticide to 12 family members and later hacked to death 10 of them. He then hanged himself, Superintendent of Police, Santosh Kumar Singh said.

The police on Friday arrested the prime accused in Mauaima acid throwing incident allegedly when he was trying to flee the city.

The Delhi Police has arrested seven people including the wife and mother-in-law of a man whose body was recovered from a drain here on August 10, officials said on Saturday.

HRD and IT Minister Nara Lokesh made a surprise visit to Sheikh Shehansha's home in Mangalagiri for an Iftar feast. Lokesh assured the family of government support, including building a new house and better educational opportunities for children. He emphasized the government's efforts to improve government schools and infrastructure.

It was music to the ears when band Dohar and eminent folk singer from Bangladesh, Jamaluddin Hassan Banna, performed at a city auditorium on Sunday evening.

A 35-year-old vegetable vendor beat his one-year-old son to death with a rubber pipe for not taking medicine to cure his cough at his Bhiwandi home on Tuesday.

A youth threw acid on his estranged wife and sister-in-law at Mauaima Bazaar on Monday.The two injured women were rushed to SRN Hospital where their condition was stated to be stable.

Mangalore City Police arrested two persons on charges of selling stolen property to a jewellery store located on New Field Road, Car Street here.

BANGALORE: Two senior officials of the Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation were trapped while taking bribe from a person for an official favour on Friday by Lok Ayukta sleuths.

Up to 33 policemen and five civilians were killed in fighting after Taliban crossed over from Pakistan and attacked a remote region in eastern Afghanistan, an official said on Wednesday.

The money trail of Pakistan-sponsored Pokharan espionage racket unearthed in December 2015 led to the arrest of an ISI agent from Lucknow late on Tuesday evening.

Police have failed to make any headway into the case related to Monday's acid throwing incident reported from Mauaima Bazaar.

The Shanti Nagar police in Bhiwandi on Wednes-day arrested a vegetable vendor who beat his 1-year-old son to death for not taking medicine to cure his cough on Tuesday.

Enforcement Directorate raided 14 locations linked to Jamaluddin, also known as Chhangur Baba. The raids occurred in Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh, and Mumbai. The investigation focuses on suspected illegal religious conversions and money laundering. Authorities suspect foreign funding of around Rs 100 crore. Preliminary findings show Rs 68 crore routed through bank accounts. The case involves document forgery as well.

Jamaluddin had confessed to keeping in safe custody the firearms of foreign make which allegedly belonged to Shahabuddin.

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