A polygraph test conducted by the CBI has found that Dr. Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar hospital, deliberately attempted to deceive investigators in the rape-murder case of a trainee doctor. The test results, mentioned in the CBI's remand note, indicate Ghosh had no intention of filing a First Information Report (FIR). Ghosh and senior police officer Abhijit Mondal were arrested for delaying the FIR and mishandling evidence. The CBI used layered voice analysis and polygraph tests to uncover the truth.

Manipur Police have issued a warning of potential anti-riot actions after violent protests escalated in Imphal. On Saturday, armed miscreants among protesters allegedly fired at police, damaging bulletproof vehicles belonging to senior officers. The unrest followed the miscarriage of a 34-year-old woman who suffered asphyxiation from tear gas during a previous protest. Police reported the use of firearms, petrol bombs, and slingshots by miscreants. Authorities urged peaceful demonstrations, warning that severe consequences could result if protesters continue attacking police forces. Internet services remain suspended across Imphal to prevent further violence.

Three senior IPS officers, including Director General P. Sitharama Anjaneyulu, were suspended by the Andhra Pradesh government for allegedly harassing Mumbai-based actor-model Kadambari Jethwani. Jethwani accused the officers of conspiring with YSR Congress leader K.V.R. Vidyasagar, who filed a forgery case against her. She and her family were wrongfully arrested and detained for over 40 days without proper investigation. An inquiry found "grave misconduct" and "dereliction of duty." The officers were suspended after evidence showed they ordered Jethwani's arrest before an FIR was filed.

Indian billionaire Harsh Goenka shared a video highlighting the unequal treatment of VIPs and common devotees at Mumbai’s famous Lalbaugcha Raja pandal. The video showed regular devotees being pushed by security after waiting for hours, while a VIP family stood comfortably in front of the idol, taking pictures. Goenka questioned the fairness of the situation, asking why faith should differ for VIPs and the public. Many agreed, criticizing the VIP culture, with some calling for a change in how the pandal handles devotees during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival.

The CBI told a Kolkata court that there "may be a nexus" between Dr. Sandip Ghosh, sacked principal of RG Kar Medical College, and Tala Police officer Abhijit Mondal. Both were arrested for alleged evidence tampering in the rape and murder case of a 31-year-old doctor found dead at the hospital. The central agency is probing communication between the two, suspecting a cover-up. Both men have been remanded to CBI custody for two days. The case has sparked nationwide outrage, with the next hearing scheduled for September 17.

Junior doctors in Kolkata continued their protest despite Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's offer to meet over tea, demanding justice for a colleague raped and murdered last month. The doctors initially requested that the meeting be live-streamed, but the government declined. “We would only have tea if justice is delivered,” said Dr. Aqeeb, a spokesperson. The CBI’s arrest of Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar Medical College, and Abhijit Mondal, police officer, strengthened their demands for accountability. Protesters refused to settle for just minutes of the meeting, continuing their calls for justice.

A three-storey building collapsed in Meerut's Zakir Colony, Uttar Pradesh, killing 10 and injuring 5. The incident occurred around 4:30 pm, and emergency services immediately launched rescue operations. The National Disaster Response Force, fire brigade, and police teams are still working to clear the debris. According to officials, all 15 individuals trapped have been accounted for, with five survivors receiving treatment at Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College. Meerut DM Deepak Meena confirmed that operations will continue until no human life remains in the debris. Uttar Pradesh is also grappling with floods affecting 11 districts.

Ahead of launching his new political party, Jan Suraaj, on October 2, Prashant Kishor pledged to abolish Bihar's liquor ban "within an hour" if elected. Kishor criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s prohibition policy, calling it a “sham” that has led to illegal home deliveries and cost the state ₹20,000 crore in excise revenue. He accused politicians and bureaucrats of profiting from the illegal trade. Kishor confirmed Jan Suraaj will contest all 243 seats in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, aiming for a merit-based political approach.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off 6 new Vande Bharat trains today from Tatanagar Junction in Jharkhand, expanding the fleet from 54 to 60 train sets. These high-speed trains will cover routes like Tatanagar-Patna, Rourkela-Howrah, and Deoghar-Varanasi. Designed under the 'Make in India' initiative, Vande Bharat trains offer faster connectivity, safety, and world-class amenities. The Railway Ministry highlighted the significant impact these trains have had, with over 3.17 crore passengers carried since their launch, transforming Indian Railways with modern, efficient services.

In the ongoing Kolkata rape-murder case, talks between junior doctors and the West Bengal government failed after a disagreement over live recording. The delegation of doctors requested live-streaming of the meeting with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, but the government denied it citing security concerns. Later, the doctors agreed to proceed without recording, but the state informed them it was too late for the meeting. Meanwhile, former RG Kar Principal Dr. Sandip Ghosh has been arrested by the CBI for tampering with evidence. Protests by junior doctors are expected to continue.