Bhopal: Youth Assaulted For Not Joining Social Media Campaign

**23-Year-Old MBA Student Assaulted for Refusing to Support Social Media Campaign in Bhopal**

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Shivam Pandey, a 23-year-old MBA student specializing in Hospital Management, was allegedly assaulted by his senior, Mahendra Chauhan. The incident reportedly occurred because Shivam refused to post an Instagram story in support of Shariq Machhli, a controversial figure linked to criminal activities.

According to Shivam’s complaint, the assault took place on Tuesday night when he stopped at a café in Indrapuri for tea. Mahendra confronted him about not sharing Shariq’s story on Instagram despite repeated instructions. The complaint states that Mahendra verbally abused Shivam, slapped him multiple times, and pulled his hair in front of bystanders and local residents.

Shivam further alleged that Mahendra has been aggressively running online campaigns to promote Shariq’s image and pressures youngsters to join these social media campaigns. Those who refuse reportedly face threats and physical attacks by Mahendra and associates of Shariq.

Following the complaint, the Piplani police have registered a non-cognizable report against Mahendra Chauhan. Police officials have confirmed that further investigations are underway.

The background of this case involves Shariq Machhli’s family members, including his nephew Yaseen and relative Shahwar, who were recently arrested for operating a drug and illegal firearms syndicate. They have also been booked under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Meanwhile, Shariq Machhli himself remains under police scrutiny for suspected involvement in various criminal activities and harassment of women.

Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as the investigation progresses.
https://www.freepressjournal.in/bhopal/bhopal-youth-assaulted-for-not-joining-social-media-campaign

Tamil Nadu Cop Caught Driving Car With Youth Clinging To Bonnet In Tirunelveli – VIDEO

**Chennai:** In a shocking display of aggression, a Special Sub-Inspector of Police in Tirunelveli, south Tamil Nadu, was caught on video driving his car with a young man clinging to the bonnet for nearly 200 metres after a minor traffic accident spiraled out of control.

The incident took place on Wednesday night when Gandhirajan, a Special Sub-Inspector from Tirunelveli Town Police Station, was driving his car. A sudden stop by a bus ahead caused the biker in front of him to brake sharply. Unfortunately, the car then collided with the bike, throwing it to the roadside. The rider, a young man, sustained minor injuries.

When the man confronted Gandhirajan, the officer appeared agitated. In an alarming move, he accelerated his car in an attempt to intimidate the young man, who refused to move. The force of the car pushed the man onto the bonnet, where he held on desperately, screaming for help as the officer sped off.

For a horrifying distance of nearly 200 metres, the officer continued driving with the man clinging to the front of the vehicle. Onlookers recorded the shocking incident, which quickly went viral and sparked widespread outrage across social media.

In response to the incident, Gandhirajan has been transferred to the Armed Reserve Police Camp. Additionally, a departmental inquiry has been initiated to investigate the matter further.
https://www.freepressjournal.in/india/tamil-nadu-cop-caught-driving-car-with-youth-clinging-to-bonnet-in-tirunelveli-video

Man accused of killing Bilal Hamze was ‘best friends’ with alleged Alameddine member on Snapchat

A man accused of killing a senior member of a Sydney crime gang was Snapchat friends with a rival gang member, a court has been told.

The revelation came during recent proceedings, highlighting the complex relationships between members of competing gangs. This unusual connection has raised questions about the dynamics within the criminal underworld of Sydney.

Further details emerged as the trial progressed, shedding light on the interactions between the accused and his alleged rivals. The court continues to examine the evidence surrounding the case.
https://thewest.com.au/news/man-accused-of-killing-bilal-hamze-was-best-friends-with-alleged-alameddine-member-on-snapchat-c-20060068