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High‑Profile Killings, Judicial Report and Nationwide Power Curbs Trigger Multiple Probes

New evidence and official orders have prompted active investigations that could reshape judicial accountability and deepen scrutiny of energy security.

Overview

  • Bengaluru police say a father allegedly killed his two daughters in a hotel and investigators recovered a two‑page note in a school notebook that accused his wife of an affair and referenced a custody dispute; officers are waiting for the suspect’s medical recovery to record his statement.
  • A three‑member parliamentary inquiry found the allegations against Justice Yashwant Verma proven and recommended further action, and government sources say a formal impeachment motion could be pursued during the winter parliamentary session.
  • Bangladesh’s Ministry of Power ordered shops and malls to close by 8pm and required billboards and decorative lighting to be switched off as LNG, coal and import disruptions have produced rolling outages that officials say can exceed many hours each day.
  • Emergency responders contained a large fire in Noida’s Shahberi furniture market that left one person dead and another critically injured and police have opened an investigation into the cause, which officials say may include a short circuit.
  • Police in Jaipur are probing a sophisticated 'digital arrest' cyber‑extortion that targeted a retired judge and resulted in about INR 1.90 crore being taken, with banks and a prompt complaint credited for stopping further losses.