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Express Tribune
16 minutes ago
- Express Tribune
Two killed over milk supply dispute
A milk shop owner allegedly killed two people, including the owner of a local dairy farm, for being refused milk supply on credit in the Shehzad Town area late on Tuesday. Police said that the suspect, identified as Yasir Gujar, the purported owner of Gujjar Milk Shop in Al-Habib Market (under Aabpara Police limits), allegedly opened fire on two men following a disagreement over credit-based milk deliveries. The victims, identified as Nazar and Sabir, were reportedly owners of a local cattle pen and had been supplying milk to Yasir for an extended period. Initial investigations indicated that on Tuesday night, Yasir Gujar visited the dairy to collect his routine supply of milk. However, he was informed that his outstanding balance had reached Rs1.5 million and that further supply would only be provided on a cash basis. This led to a heated argument, during which the suspect allegedly pulled out a firearm and fatally shot both men before fleeing the scene. The victims reportedly died at the spot. Their bodies were taken into custody and transported to a hospital for autopsy.
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
Man beats sex worker to death and dumps body in drain, held
Ghaziabad: A 42-year-old man was arrested for allegedly murdering a woman and then dumping her body in a roadside drain near NH-9 in Crossings Republik. After the severely decomposed body, wrapped in a bedsheet, was recovered on Monday afternoon, police scanned several CCTV camera feeds from nearby areas and zeroed in on a man on a blue scooter, who was allegedly seen crossing the spot. The rider had halted briefly near the spot and thrown something in the drain. ACP Wave City Priyashri Pal said cops traced the rider using the vehicle's registration number and arrested Nazar Mohammad of Sain Vihar. Police believe Nazar killed the woman, a sex worker, for her jewellery. During interrogation, Nazar claimed he had known the woman for several years, but had lost contact about four years ago. They recently reconnected, and on July 26, he invited the woman to his residence in Crossings Republik. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida When the woman walked in wearing jewellery worth an estimated Rs 5 lakh, Nazar planned to kill her. According to cops, the two consumed alcohol, after which the woman went to sleep. "Nazar then allegedly struck her on the head four times with bricks, killing her. He wrapped her body in a bedsheet and transported it on his scooter, eventually dumping it in a roadside drain near Neelam Dharam Kanta along NH-9." Knowing she lived alone and had no family around, he believed no one would report her missing, the ACP said. Nazar later sold a thick gold chain for Rs 93,000, used part of the money to make another chain, and kept a silver anklet and Rs 39,500, all of which were recovered during the arrest. He has been booked under BNS Section 103 (punishment for murder) at Crossings Republik police station.
Deccan Herald
a day ago
- Sport
- Deccan Herald
Man asked to cover Pakistan jersey during India vs England match at Old Trafford
Nazar also told the officials that the Indian fans around him have no problem with the jersey he was wearing. He eventually chose to leave the stadium instead of covering his shirt.
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First Post
2 days ago
- Sport
- First Post
Pakistan fan asked to 'cover' jersey during India vs England Test; Lancashire launches investigation: 'Might be considered nationalistic'
Lancashire Country team has launched an investigation after it emerged that a Pakistan fan was asked to cover his national team's jersey during the India vs England 4th Test at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester. Watch the video of the incident. read more A fan was asked by police and security officials to cover his Pakistan jersey during India's 4th Test vs England at Manchester. Images: X Lancashire County Cricket Club has admitted that a fan, who was wearing a Pakistan cricket team jersey while watching the fourth Test between India vs England, was asked by stewards at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground to 'cover' his shirt. The fourth India-England Test match was held at Emirates Old Trafford last week, finished in a draw on Sunday. India were trailing England by 311 runs after the first innings and lost their first two wickets for naught in the second innings, but heroics hundreds from Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington helped the visitors to secure a gritty draw in Manchester. They are still 2-1 down in the series but would have a chance to level things in the fifth and final Test at The Oval. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The Manchester Test would also be remembered for the handshake controversy when England captain Ben Stokes offered a draw to Jadeja and Sundar as the draw became imminent, but they declined it and went on to score their respective centuries. Pakistan fans asked to cover team jersey Also going viral from the fourth Test is a video from the stands, where a fan is seen engaging in a verbal argument with a security officer, who is asking him to cover his shirt. 'I've been asked by control if you can cover that shirt up, please,' a security officer told the fan, who has been identified as Farooq Nazar by the Pakistani media. Another steward was heard saying that the shirt 'might be considered nationalistic.' Nazar also explained the situation in how own words in the video. 'I have been asked to cover my jersey. I have asked them to give it in writing,' he said. A spectator who attended the Test Match at Old Trafford was asked to cover up his Pakistan shirt. — Cricketopia (@CricketopiaCom) July 28, 2025 Eventually, Nazar refused to cover his shirt. He also pointed out that the Indian fans around him have had no problem. The situation soon escalated enough for the local police to get involved and as per reports, the fan eventually left the stadium but refused to cover his shirt. Lancashire to investigate shirt controversy during Manchester Test Now, Lancashire have announced that they have launched an investigation into the matter. 'We are aware of the incident referenced and are taking steps to understand the facts and context surrounding the matter fully,' a Lancashire spokesperson said. A report in the Times of India stated that the security policy for the fourth Test at Emirates Old Trafford included wearing clothing that supports the participating teams – India and England.
Time of India
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Exclusive - Sonyaa Ayoddhya joins the cast of Jaadu Teri Nazar – Dayan Ka Mausam; says 'I want viewers to remember this dayan not because she's evil, but because she's unforgettable'
After leaving a mark with her roles in shows like Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, Kasautii Zindagii Kay 2, and Nazar, actress Sonyaa Ayoddhya is now seen in a completely new light. Her latest show, Jaadu Teri Nazar – Dayan Ka Mausam, introduces viewers to a different kind of dayan, one who is not scary in the traditional sense, but instead, powerful through her beauty, silence, and grace. Audiences are already noticing how stunning and striking her portrayal is. Unlike the usual loud or frightening versions of a dayan, Sonyaa appears calm and poised. Her character doesn't chase, scream, or frighten in obvious ways. She walks in with confidence, lets her presence speak for itself, and still manages to create a deep sense of fear and curiosity. Sonyaa's look in the show has become the talk of the town. Dressed in elegant sarees, deep red bindis, and classic styling, she brings a visual appeal to the show. The contrast of her traditional outfits with the mysterious energy of her character is something that stands out. Her appearance is carefully crafted to make the viewers feel drawn in, yet cautious of a new twist in how supernatural roles are imagined. She has put great thought into her performance, down to every glance and movement. Nothing about her portrayal is overdone, and that makes it even more impactful. Speaking about her role. Sonyaa says, "This character reminds me of Ruby. She was stunning yet feisty and wouldn't think twice before messing with people. She doesn't chase people or make loud threats. She simply walks in and captures attention. I'm loving every bit of it. " She adds, "I've worked hard on every detail with my director. From how I walk into a scene to how I look at the camera everything is done with purpose. I want viewers to remember this dayan not because she's evil, but because she's unforgettable. Her beauty is her strength. That's what makes this role so special for me." With Jaadu Teri Nazar - Dayan Ka Mausam, Sonyaa Ayoddhya is not just playing a role, she's changing the way people look at dayans on television. "My character is beautiful, bold, and deeply impactful. I want to prove that fear doesn't always need to be loud. Sometimes, it's the quietest presence that leaves the strongest effect," she concluded. Friendship or Romance? Sonyaa Ayodhya On Eisha Singh & Avinash Mishra In Bigg Boss 18
