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NCP (SP) leader Ajit Gavhane claimed that several affected voters discovered the changes only when they reached polling booths during the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly elections. (File Photo)

Election authorities in Pune have filed a police complaint alleging that 40 voters were moved out of the Bhosari assembly constituency through online Form 8 applications submitted using four mobile numbers in October 2024, PTI reported. The applications were allegedly filed by third parties without the voters’ consent. Police have registered a non-cognisable offence against unidentified persons, and the 40 voters’ names have been restored to the constituency’s electoral roll. The action follows a complaint by NCP (SP) leader Ajit Gavhane, who alleged that around 15,000 voters had been fraudulently deleted or shifted, including a majority of Muslims. These wider claims have not been established by the authorities’ complaint.

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Three militants arrested for alleged extortion in Manipur

Security forces have arrested three alleged militants belonging to two banned outfits in Manipur’s Bishnupur and Imphal East districts for suspected involvement in extortion, police said. Two active cadres of the Kangleipak Communist Party (Apunba) were arrested in Bishnupur on Thursday, while a member of the United National Liberation Front (Pambei) was apprehended in Imphal East on Friday for allegedly extorting money from government offices and private firms. The UNLF (Pambei) signed a peace agreement with the Centre and Manipur government in 2023, but some of its members have continued to face allegations of illegal activities, including extortion and possession of arms.

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Mumbai ATS arrests 20-year-old over suspected terror links

The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested a 20-year-old man, Yash Singh, from Navi Mumbai for allegedly sharing information about sensitive locations, including the Chabad House Jewish community centre in Colaba, with suspected international criminal groups through Instagram, WhatsApp and Telegram. Officials said group members using foreign phone numbers had tasked him with surveying the site. Singh was later handed over to Kerala Police after investigators found links to an accused in a case registered by Thrissur police in connection with synagogue arson.

Mumbai man arrested with pistols, suspected link to Tiger Shroff firing

Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested Thane-based driver Ganesh Landge for allegedly possessing two country-made pistols and 19 live cartridges without a valid licence. Police suspect he may be linked to the recent firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff’s car, noting that the accused had discussed the incident before their arrests. Landge was apprehended after police intercepted a group of four men near Agripada, while three others escaped. A court remanded him in police custody until November 16 as investigators probe the suspected connection.