Renukaswamy, fan of actor Darshan, who was found dead near a flyover in Bengaluru on June 9 had multiple bruises, a missing ear, and ruptured testicles. An autopsy revealed he was beaten with wooden clubs and given electric shocks, dying from shock and hemorrhage. Police allege Darshan ordered the murder after Renukaswamy sent offensive messages to actress Pavithra Gowda, rumored to be Darshan's partner. Darshan, Pavithra, and 15 others have been arrested. The actor allegedly paid gang members to kidnap and kill Renukaswamy, also offering money to take the blame.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will start a two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir on June 20. He will lay the foundation stones for several development projects and take part in the 10th International Day of Yoga in Srinagar. On June 20, he will attend the “Empowering Youth, Transforming J&K” event and interact with young achievers. Modi will also inaugurate and launch 84 projects worth over Rs. 1,500 crore and introduce the JKCIP project worth Rs. 1,800 crore. Additionally, he will hand out appointment letters to over 2,000 new government employees.

A local man, Hakam, has been arrested for aiding terrorists in the June 9 Reasi bus attack in Jammu and Kashmir. He provided food, shelter, and guided the terrorists to the attack site. The ambush on a bus carrying pilgrims to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine killed nine and injured 41. Hakam's arrest is a significant breakthrough in the case. Around 50 people have been detained during the investigation. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over the case. The Resistance Front initially claimed responsibility but later retracted. The investigation continues.

A wanted gangster, Himanshu Bhai, currently in Portugal, claimed responsibility on social media for the fatal shooting outside a Burger King in Delhi’s Rajouri Garden on June 18. Himanshu stated that the attack, involving 40 gunshots, was revenge for the murder of his associate Shakti Dada. The shooting resulted in one death. Himanshu, along with co-conspirator Naveen Bali, allegedly orchestrated the crime. Interpol has issued a red-corner notice against Himanshu, who is linked to recent violent incidents in Delhi and Haryana. Police investigations are ongoing to track down those involved.

A bridge in Bihar’s Araria district collapsed before its inauguration, despite costing ₹ 12 crore. The concrete bridge over the Bakra River tilted and then collapsed, with crowds capturing the moment on video. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. The bridge aimed to connect Kursakanta and Sikti. Sikti MLA Vijay Kumar blamed the construction company’s negligence and demanded an investigation. Earlier this year, a similar incident occurred in Bihar’s Supaul, where an under-construction bridge collapse resulted in one death and several injuries. The incidents highlight ongoing issues with infrastructure safety in the region.

Terrorists fired on security forces in Surankote, Poonch district, J&K, during a search operation on Tuesday. The Special Operations Group (SOG) of the police came under attack, leading to a heavy exchange of fire. This incident follows Union Home Minister Amit Shah's directive to intensify security measures in response to recent terrorist activities. Last week, multiple attacks in Reasi, Kathua, and Doda districts resulted in 10 deaths and 50 injuries. The region remains tense, with heightened security measures after a series of attacks, including an assault on a bus carrying pilgrims and a joint check post on the Bhaderwah-Pathankot road.

Sudhanshu Mani, the creator of Vande Bharat trains and former General Manager of Indian Railways' Integral Coach Factory, remarked that the "railway made a mistake" by not catering to common passengers. He criticized the focus on AC coaches for high-end travelers, noting it reduced non-AC options and pushed unreserved passengers into AC classes. Mani urged the government to restore and increase non-AC coaches, arguing for balanced travel solutions that address both comfort and affordability. This shift, he argued, is essential to meet the needs of all passengers and correct the current imbalance in the railway's offerings.

A curfew has been imposed in Odisha's Balasore town after a clash between two communities over alleged cow slaughter. The violence led to the arrest of 34 individuals from both sides, with more expected. To prevent further escalation, the administration has deployed 43 platoons of police and mobilized an additional 15. Internet services have also been suspended in the area. The state government has dispatched four IPS officers and senior police officials to monitor the situation. The curfew comes after initial prohibitory orders under CrPC Section 144 failed to contain the tension. The situation remains volatile, with authorities working to restore peace.

A curfew has been imposed and internet suspended in Odisha's Balasore after communal clashes broke out between two communities on Monday. The violence erupted over allegations of cow slaughter during a religious celebration, leading to stone pelting and arson. At least 15 people, including five policemen, were injured. The situation escalated at night, with houses and vehicles set on fire. Police resorted to blank firing to control the situation. Section 144 of the CrPC has been imposed in the area. The district administration is working to restore peace and normalcy in the region.

The Kanchanjunga Express, which was involved in a deadly collision with a goods train in Siliguri on Monday, has arrived at its destination in Kolkata's Sealdah station after undergoing repairs. The train, which killed nine people and injured several others, reached Sealdah at 3:16 am, leaving behind the damaged compartments at the accident site where repair work is ongoing. The train's arrival marks a somber end to a tragic journey, as investigators continue to probe the cause of the devastating crash.