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A former BJP worker, Anamika Sharma, has been arrested along with her boyfriend and his accomplice for allegedly allowing the sexual assault of her 13-year-old daughter. The arrests occurred on Wednesday at a hotel in Haridwar after a medical examination confirmed the girl's assault, according to Haridwar Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Pramendra Dobhal. The case came to light when the victim disclosed her ordeal to her father, prompting him to file a police complaint. Authorities charged the trio under multiple sections of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, including charges of gang-rape. Police reported that the assaults took place in Haridwar, Agra, and Vrindavan between January and March this year, with the crimes occurring in the presence of Sharma, who allegedly consented to the acts. Sharma once led the BJP Mahila Morcha's Haridwar district unit but has been stripped of her party membership following the incident. Reports indicate that the perpetrators threatened the victim’s father to prevent her from speaking out.

Severe flooding and landslides in northeastern India have resulted in at least 34 fatalities, while Bangladesh has reported four deaths over the past four days, according to local authorities. The ongoing weather crisis has prompted warnings from meteorological services about the likelihood of continued heavy rainfall in the region. The floods, exacerbated by the seasonal monsoon, have caused significant damage to infrastructure and displaced thousands of residents. Authorities are conducting evacuations and providing emergency assistance to affected communities. In light of the potential for further severe weather, officials urged residents to remain vigilant and prepared for additional flooding. In northeastern India, intense rainfall is a recurrent issue, often leading to devastating environmental impacts during the monsoon season. The situation remains critical as local and national agencies mobilize resources to address the humanitarian needs resulting from this natural disaster.

In a shocking incident, a man named Chenappa Narinal was murdered by seven assailants armed with machetes inside a bakery in Koppal, Karnataka, on May 31. According to police, the attack, captured on CCTV, showed Narinal desperately trying to evade his attackers as they pursued him within the bakery. He was struck multiple times, ultimately fleeing outside where he was further stabbed before the attackers escaped. Authorities have stated that preliminary investigations point to an old enmity and a property dispute as the motives behind the murder. Following the incident, a manhunt was initiated, resulting in the arrest of six individuals identified as Ravi, Pradeep, two Manjunaths, Nagaraj, Gautam, and Pramod, with further investigations ongoing. Senior police officials visited the crime scene to gather more information, emphasizing the seriousness of the attack and the ongoing threat to public safety. This incident has raised concerns regarding violence related to property disputes in the region, prompting calls for enhanced community safety measures.