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The recent Uttar Pradesh police constable recruitment exam has been marred by controversy as authorities apprehended 244 individuals within three days for their suspected involvement in exam malpractice. The arrests and detentions, spanning from February 15 to 6 pm on February 18, underscore the gravity of the situation and the authorities' commitment to upholding the sanctity of the examination process. UP Constable exam paper leak: 244 people nabbed in last three days According to statements issued by the state police headquarters, the arrests were conducted with utmost vigilance, involving both district police and units of the Special Task Force (STF) collaborating with local intelligence agencies. These measures aimed to preempt any attempts to undermine the integrity of the examination. Uttar Pradesh Police Chief, Prashant Kumar, emphasized the severity of the issue, affirming that individuals and groups found guilty of resorting to unfair means during exams would face stringe...

In a chilling turn of events, authorities in Uttar Pradesh have apprehended a woman suspected of orchestrating a disturbing plot involving the creation of time bombs using glass bottles. The arrest unfolded following the detainment of a man, tasked by the woman to fabricate these improvised explosive devices (IEDs), by the Special Task Force (STF). The woman had paid a man to craft time bombs for her According to STF officials, the detained man, identified as Javed, was intercepted en route to delivering the bombs to the woman. Shockingly, he disclosed that he had been contracted by the woman, who remains unnamed, and was promised a significant sum of Rs 10,000 upfront, with an additional Rs 40,000 upon successful delivery of the bombs. The modus operandi involved the concoction of lethal explosives comprising gunpowder, iron pellets, cotton, and Plaster of Paris, ingeniously housed within glass bottles. Javed's resourcefulness in sourcing materials, including glucose bottles and i...