Lawrence Bishnoi's family spends ₹35-40 lakh per year to support him while he's imprisoned at Sabarmati Central Jail in Gujarat, his cousin Ramesh Bishnoi revealed. Lawrence, a 31-year-old law graduate from Panjab University, has been linked to high-profile crimes, including the recent killing of Maharashtra politician Baba Siddique. His family, which owns 110 acres of land, never expected him to turn to crime. The Canadian police also accused his gang of collaborating with Indian government agents, a claim India denied. Lawrence is under investigation by the ATS and NIA for multiple cases.

Indian airlines received over 70 bomb threats in the past week, causing flight delays and diversions. On Saturday alone, more than 30 threats were made. Authorities, including the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), met airline CEOs, urging them to follow safety rules strictly. Investigators found that some threats came from overseas, but VPNs may have been used to hide real locations. BCAS reassured passengers that the skies are safe, and airlines like Vistara and IndiGo reported social media threats. New guidelines are expected soon to better handle such situations.

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) convened a meeting with the CEOs of domestic airlines in Delhi, following a surge in hoax bomb threats targeting over 70 flights. Zulfiquar Hasan, Director General of BCAS, assured airlines that all security protocols are being enforced to ensure passenger safety. The Civil Aviation Ministry plans to introduce stricter regulations to combat such incidents, including placing hoax threat perpetrators on no-fly lists. A 17-year-old from Chhattisgarh was recently detained in connection with threats on Mumbai-originating flights, highlighting ongoing investigations.

Vikash Yadav, wanted by the US FBI for allegedly plotting the murder of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, was arrested by Delhi Police 10 months ago on charges of extortion, attempted murder, and kidnapping. A Delhi-based businessman accused Yadav of abducting him, stealing valuables, and threatening him with gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s involvement. Yadav was recently named by US prosecutors as a co-conspirator in a murder-for-hire plot targeting Pannun. The US FBI also charged him with money laundering. India’s Ministry of External Affairs clarified Yadav is no longer employed by the Indian government.

A video of a Kolkata priest dancing joyfully to the beats of the dhak during a Durga Puja aarti at the BJ Block pandal has gone viral. The priest, dressed in traditional attire, captivated the crowd with his spirited dance in front of the idol of Goddess Durga. The video, shared on Instagram by Sutapa Sarkar, has garnered thousands of reactions, with users praising the priest’s devotion and enthusiasm. Spectators at the pandal recorded the lively moment, adding to the festive atmosphere of the Durga Puja celebrations in Kolkata.

More than 10 Indian flights received bomb threats within 24 hours, prompting extensive security measures and diversions. Five IndiGo and five Akasa flights were targeted, along with three Vistara flights and one Air India Express flight. A Vistara flight from Delhi to London was diverted to Frankfurt, where thorough security checks confirmed no threats. The two other Vistara flights, headed to Paris and Hong Kong, also underwent security procedures upon landing. All threats were determined to be hoaxes. Authorities are investigating the source of the threats as air travel remains on high alert.

Mathura SSP Shailesh Pandey has suspended three police personnel—Sub-inspector Ramsanehi, Head Constable Vipin, and Constable Sanjay—after a video of Lawrence Bishnoi gang sharpshooter Yogesh speaking to media while in custody went viral. The incident occurred at the Refinery police station. Yogesh, in his statement, claimed his encounter in Mathura was staged and mentioned the killing of NCP leader Baba Siddiqui in Mumbai. The suspensions were ordered after concerns arose over the security breach allowing media access to the accused while in police custody. This incident has prompted an internal inquiry into the matter.

Vikash Yadav, a former official of India's Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), was arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell. He is wanted in the U.S. for his alleged role in a plot to assassinate pro-Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released a wanted poster for Yadav, identifying him as a former Indian government employee. His arrest is linked to an extortion case. Authorities are investigating Yadav's involvement in directing the foiled assassination plot, which reportedly took place on U.S. soil. Further details regarding the case are still emerging.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested IAS officer Sanjeev Hans and former RJD MLA Gulab Yadav for their alleged involvement in a tender scam within Bihar's power ministry. Sanjeev Hans, who served as the principal secretary of the state energy department, was transferred to the general administration department in August following ED's initial searches. The agency conducted multiple raids at locations linked to both Hans and Yadav, with the most recent search occurring on Thursday. Hans was arrested in Patna, while Yadav was taken into custody in Delhi, both under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

Three flights received bomb threats in less than 24 hours, contributing to a rise in hoax calls this week, with over 35 threats reported since Monday. A Vistara flight from Delhi to London was diverted to Frankfurt due to a bomb threat. An Air India Express flight from Jaipur to Dubai also received a bomb threat, which was later deemed fake, causing a delay in the departure of another flight to Dubai. Additionally, an Akasa Air flight from Bengaluru to Mumbai received a bomb threat just before takeoff. In response, civil aviation authorities are implementing stricter measures to address these security concerns.