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Uttar Pradesh Police in mainpuri have initiated a voluntary drive to identify and enroll underprivileged children in government schools. The campaign has already admitted over 100 children, with police personnel providing essential study materials. This initiative aims to connect deprived sections with mainstream society and secure the nation's future through education.

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A 25-year-old man was allegedly murdered by his lover's family after being lured to a meeting via an Instagram message. The victim was beaten to death and his body dumped on a road. Police have arrested the woman's father and brother, along with others, following an FIR registered by the victim's wife.

Jail inmates across Uttar Pradesh have achieved outstanding results in the UP Board 2026 examinations. Class X saw a 98.53% pass rate with many districts reporting perfect scores. The Class XII exams also showed strong performance with an 84.44% pass rate.

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Uttar Pradesh's electoral data reveals a concerning trend: ministers who won by narrow margins in 2022 are disproportionately linked to the highest voter deletions post-SIR exercise. Constituencies like Baraut and Bilaspur saw deletions vastly exceeding victory margins, while those with large wins remained largely unaffected.

A former Uttar Pradesh Police constable has been arrested in Hathras for allegedly murdering a beggar. The accused then burned the beggar's body and placed his own belongings nearby to fake his death. Police uncovered the elaborate plot during their investigation. The dismissed constable, Ramveer Singh, has a history of serious criminal charges across multiple districts.

A 10-year-old boy's testimony exposed his mother's alleged murder cover-up of his maternal uncle. The boy told police his mother and her lover shot his uncle after he caught them in a compromising situation. The mother had filed a missing person's report, but the child's account led to their arrest.

A shocking discovery was made in mainpuri's Bakhtpura village early Saturday morning. A man and his sister-in-law were found hanging from a tree. They had gone missing from their home hours earlier. Farmers spotted the bodies and alerted the police. Investigations are underway to determine the circumstances. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem examination.