A clash occurred at the Ghaziabad District Court between lawyers and a judge over a case involving a Bar Association member. The argument escalated, leading police to intervene and use lathi charge to control the situation. Several lawyers were injured during the confrontation as law enforcement attempted to disperse the crowd. Videos of the incident surfaced on social media, showing police forcibly removing lawyers from the court premises. The clash has raised concerns about the conduct of both the legal community and law enforcement during judicial proceedings. An investigation into the circumstances surrounding the argument is ongoing.

Images have emerged of two terrorists killed in an encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Akhnoor sector after they opened fire on an Army vehicle. Drone surveillance captured these images, confirming the death of one terrorist, while efforts continue to recover the bodies of the other two. The gunfight occurred after the attack on October 28, prompting security forces to launch a manhunt. This incident follows a series of assaults in the region, including an ambush near Gulmarg that killed two soldiers on October 24, leading to heightened security measures ahead of the Diwali festival.

A meth lab in Greater Noida, linked to a Tihar jail warden, a Delhi-based businessman, and a Mumbai chemist, was raided on October 25 by the NCB and Delhi Police's Special Cell. Authorities seized approximately 95 kg of methamphetamine in both solid and liquid forms, along with precursor chemicals and advanced machinery. The raid followed intelligence reports about a lab producing synthetic drugs for domestic use and export, with alleged ties to a Mexican drug cartel. Among those arrested was the businessman, previously involved in a narcotics case, who reportedly obtained chemicals with assistance from the Tihar jail warden.

A massive fireworks accident at the Anjootambalam Veererkavu Temple festival in Kasargod, Kerala, left 154 people injured, with 80% suffering severe burns. The incident occurred during the Theyyam ritual when sparks ignited stored fireworks, leading to an explosion. Police arrested two temple officials for negligence, as safety protocols were reportedly ignored, and necessary permits were not obtained. Eyewitnesses described chaos as the blaze spread rapidly among festival-goers. The district collector confirmed a probe into procedural lapses, stating that proper safety distances were not maintained, and forensic teams are investigating the incident further.

Digital arrest scams have seen a significant increase in India, targeting high-profile individuals such as professionals, bureaucrats, judges, businessmen, and Army officials. Fraudsters impersonate government officials, primarily from law enforcement agencies, and contact victims via phone calls before moving to video calls on platforms like WhatsApp and Skype. In response to these scams, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the issue during his "Mann ki Baat" radio broadcast, advising the public to be cautious. He emphasized the importance of the mantra "stop, think, and take action" when confronted with such scams, reiterating that "digital arrest" is not a legal concept.

Three terrorists were killed in a two-day operation in Jammu and Kashmir’s Akhnoor region after they attacked an army convoy, targeting an ambulance near the Line of Control. Special forces, along with NSG commandos, launched a counter-operation, locating the attackers near the Assan temple in Jogwan village. Two explosions and intense firing were reported as security forces advanced. Tragically, Phantom, a four-year-old Army dog, was killed in action. The terrorists, who had infiltrated from across the border, fled into a nearby forest but were neutralized by Tuesday morning. Security forces continued heavy surveillance to secure the area.

In Kerala’s Kasaragod district, over 150 people were injured, with 10 seriously hurt, after a fireworks mishap at Anjootambalam Veererkavu temple late last night. Witnesses reported that a firecracker ignited a nearby shed storing more fireworks, creating a massive fireball and panic among festival attendees. Local resident Priyesh described a “loud blast” followed by flames. Officials revealed that the shed, storing Chinese crackers worth Rs 28,000, was too close to the display area. The temple president and secretary are now in police custody, with authorities citing safety violations as contributing factors.

A 20-year-old man, Mohammed Tayyab, has been arrested from Noida’s Sector 39 for allegedly issuing death threats to actor Salman Khan and Zeeshan Siddiqui, son of the late politician Baba Siddiqui. The Mumbai Police detained Tayyab and are coordinating his transit remand to Mumbai for further investigation. The arrest follows recent concerns over threats to Salman Khan, prompting heightened security measures. Authorities are probing the details and motives behind the threat calls as part of an ongoing investigation to ensure the safety of those involved.

Diljit Dosanjh’s Dil-luminati concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium faced backlash from Delhi athletes following the event held over the weekend. The concert attracted approximately 70,000 fans, leaving the stadium in poor condition. The running track was covered in debris, garbage, and waste, including food remnants, alcohol bottles, and stains from liquids. Athletes expressed concern over the damage, stating that the facility is meant for training. Former youth Asian gold medallist Beant Singh criticized the event's impact on athletics, noting broken equipment and the disrespect shown to training spaces. The stadium was closed for the concert until recently, raising further concerns.

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Akhnoor region resumed an operation on Tuesday, killing a second terrorist after an encounter broke out near Jogwan village. Three terrorists initially opened fire on an army convoy near the Line of Control on Monday, prompting a response from special forces and NSG commandos. One terrorist was killed on Monday evening, while another was neutralized Tuesday morning following explosions and heavy gunfire near the Assan temple. A four-year-old army dog, Phantom, died after being hit by gunfire during the operation. The area remains under security as forces work to eliminate any remaining threats.