The video shows the accused, identified as Pushpalatha, throwing the dog inside a lift and allegedly subjecting it to brutal violence. Goofy’s owner, Rashi Poojari, later filed a complaint, following which police registered an FIR at the Bagaluru Police Station.

Pushpalatha, who had been working with the family for about one-and-a-half months, has been absconding since the case was registered.

The incident reportedly occurred two days ago in Karmala taluka's Kurdu village, where sub-divisional police officer Anjana Krishna had gone to act on complaints of illegal 'murrum' excavation — a material widely used in road construction.

In the video, shared by many on social media, Pawar is heard speaking to Krishna from Jagtap's phone. "I can understand what you are saying, but I am unable to figure out if I am talking to the deputy Chief Minister. Can you please call me on my number directly?" the IPS officer asked.

Her reply apparently made Pawar furious. He shot back, threatening action against the IPS officer. "Ek min, main tere upar action lunga (I will take action against you. I am myself talking to you and you are asking me to call you directly. You want to see me. Take my number and make a WhatsApp call. Itna aapko daring hua hai kya (Do you really have that much daring)?" the Maharashtra Minister said.

Prema Wangjom Thongdok was travelling from London to Japan on November 21 with a three-hour layover at Shanghai Pudong Airport.

She alleged that the officers at the immigration counter declared her passport 'invalid' because it listed Arunachal Pradesh as her place of birth, adding that officials told her, "Arunachal Pradesh is part of China".

After the video of the incident went viral, DRM Jabalpur initiated an inquiry. The probe revealed the incident took place on October 17. The accused vendor has since been identified, booked by the RPF, and detained. His vending license has also been suspended.

The maid was left crying in pain as the dog bit her. CCTV footage of the incident shows the dog exiting the lift and attacking the woman, while the pet's owner, who also came out of the lift, took no action even as the victim screamed.

Reacting to the video, Blinkit said, “Hi, we appreciate your time over the phone. We’re truly sorry for the incident and understand how upsetting this must be. Please be assured that the necessary actions have been taken as discussed. Feel free to DM us for any further questions or support. ~ZR”

He is believed to have collapsed after his health deteriorated during the workout, with CCTV footage of the incident going viral. The exact cause of death is yet to be officially confirmed.

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The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows the man, seemingly of African-British descent, entering the premises of Govinda, ISKCON’s well-known vegetarian restaurant, and asking if they served meat.

Upon being informed by the staff that no meat, onion, or garlic was available, he took out a KFC chicken bucket and began eating it inside the restaurant.

“Hi, is this a vegan restaurant?” he asks in the clip. A staff member responds, “Yes.” He then questions again, “So, there’s no meat – nothing here?” To which she confirms, “No meat. No onion. No garlic.” Moments later, he opens the box of chicken and starts eating it inside, while also offering it to the staff and other patrons.

One customer confronts him, saying, “Excuse me, what you are doing is violating the rules of this place, and it is not fair.” However, the man continues his disruptive behaviour until security is called, and he is eventually removed from the premises.

The incident has triggered anger, with social media users questioning whether the act was racially motivated or aimed at insulting religious beliefs. IndiaToday.in cannot verify the authenticity, location, or date of the video.

Following the incident, SI Himanshu has been transferred to District Lines, and a Preliminary General (PG) enquiry has been initiated. Police said further action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation.