Deepak, a resident of Faridkot, Punjab, was reportedly in close contact with notorious gangster Goldy Brar, who had earlier claimed responsibility for the attack. 

The incident dates back to November 26, 2024, when two explosions occurred outside two clubs in Chandigarh - the Seville Bar and Lounge, owned by singer and rapper Badshah, and De Orra Club, owned by local businessmen. The CCTV footage of the explosions showed a man hurling crude bomb at the clubs before fleeing the spot. The explosion was so massive that it shattered the windows of the establishments.

Fortunately no injuries were reported. Hours later notorious gangster Goldy Brar claimed responsibility of the attack in a purported facebook post. 

Two people were arrested on November 29, 2024 in the blast case following an encounter in Haryana's Hisar district. The encounter took place during a joint operation by the Chandigarh police and the Haryana Special Task Force (STF).

The incident took place on the night of June 10 shortly after the newlywed couple fought, officials said on Thursday. According to the police, the couple got married on May 23 in Maharashtra's Sangli district.

The chilling murder followed an intense altercation between the victim Anil Lokhande and his wife after which he went to sleep around midnight. In a fit of rage, the woman, Radhika Lokhande, picked up an axe and hit her husband on the head killing him on the spot. 

Moments later, Radhika called her cousin and informed about the crime.

Preliminary investigation suggests family discord to be the reason behind the brutal killing. The latest incident follows the sinister murder of Indore based businessman Raja Raghuvanshi allegedly orchestrated by his wife Sonam Raghuvanshi over a probable love affair with Raj Kushwaha who used to work at her father's factory.

From recently unfolded Meghalaya honeymoon murder to Meerut blue drum case, here are some of the cases that have left people absolutely stunned.

Meghalaya Honeymoon Horror: The case of honeymoon which turned fatal has gripped the headlines for weeks leaving the netizens questioning the institution of marriage. The case could have been avoided, Raja would have been alive if Muskan had chosen rather not to marry Raja Raghuvanshi. 

What started as a search operation, swiftly transformed into a murder investigation after Raja Raghuvanshi's decomposed body was found in a deep gorge in Sohra area of East Kasi hills. Following discovery of his body speculations of Sonam meeting a similar fate gained momentum until last Sunday when she was arrested for allegedly killing her husband over a probable love affair with Raj who used to work in her father's factory. 

Meerut Blue Drum Case: Saurabh Rajput, a former merchant navy officer was allegedly killed by his wife Muskan Rastogi along with her lover Sahil Shukla on March 4. What gripped the headlines for weeks was the chilling details that came to the fore. Saurabh was murdered and his body was chopped into 15 pieces  and put inside a sealed, cement-filled blue drum at his house in Meerut's Brahmpuri locality.

The mystery unraveled after Saurabh's six year old daughter while pointing towards the drum said, 'Papa drum mein hain'. They are currently in judicial custody in Meerut prison, and recent reports have suggested that Muskaan has tested positive for pregnancy.

Auraiya's Killer Bride: a 25-year-old man Dilip Yadav was allegedly killed by contract killers hired by her wife Pragati Yadav and her lover Anurag in Uttar Pradesh merely 15 days after the marriage. The couple got married on March 5. Reportedly Pagati was in a relationship with Anurag for the last four years. 

Dilip was found with injuries on a wheat farm and was rushed to the hospital. He was even moved to other hospitals as his condition worsened, but he eventually succumbed.

Murder by influencer: Praveen a resident of Haryana's Bhiwani was strangled to death by his wife Ravina on March 25. He found Ravina along with her boyfriend, whom she met online in a compromised position which lead to an altercation which soon tuned fatal for Praveen. A CCTV video showed them putting Praveen's body between them and riding a bike to drain it away. However, the body was recovered three days later. The police established the link and sent them to prison after they confessed.

The accused are absconding and police has launched a manhunt to trace the culprits. 

The incident took place when Sunil Jain was returning home after morning walk. According to the police, at least seven to eight rounds of bullets were fired. The family of  deceased revealed that he did not have any kind of rivalry with anyone. 

"The crime team has reached the spot. Further investigation is underway," Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shahdara, said.

Bhengra during the investigation revealed murdering the victim and chopping her body. According to a top official, he has been arrested and a case has ben registered against him.

The incident took place around two weeks ago which came to light on November 24 when after a stray dog was seen with human remains in a forested area.

The accused has been identified as Naresh Bhengra and the victim, Gangi Kumari, 24. Haling from Jordag village in Jharkhand, the couple was currently residing in Tamil Nadu.

According to the police, the duo had been living together since few years however Naresh got married to another woman without informing Gangi. He later returned to Tamil Nadu and started living again with the victim. 

The incident took place on November 8 when a fight broke between the two and accused took Gangi to a forest area and strangled her with her dupatta. He then proceeded to chop the body into some 50 pieces and threw away the remains for wild animals to feast on them. Later on November 24, remains of the woman were recovered when a dog was seen with them.

A bag containing victim's belongings was also recovered from the forest including her Aadhaar card and photo, which were identified by her mother later.

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The two accused have been identified as Banna Ram alias Vinod Devasi and Mukesh alias Muksha Rabari, both resident of Jaitiyawas village in Rajasthan’s Jodhpur. DGP further said that, the State Special Operation Cell (SSOC) Fazilka received information that the accused was trying to smuggle consignment of weapons smuggled from Madhya Pradesh and they are expected to deliver them to members of Arsh Dalla gang in Punjab.

A special check-post was conducted in the area of Ramsara village on Abohar-Hanumangarh road Fazilka to lay a trap and successfully arrested both accused persons after recovering seven .32 bore pistols along with two live cartridges and one .315 bore country-made pistol along with two live cartridges from their possession.

An FIR has been registered under Sections 489-A, 489-B, and 489-C of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and section 25 of the Arms Act at Police Station SSOC Fazilka.

More details awaited, AIG SSOC Lakhbir Singh said that earlier SSOC Fazilka had arrested their module member Naresh Pandit of Jodhpur rural district. He further said that he was in touch with Arsh Dalla, who is a designated terrorist and were tasked to kidnap a Jodhpur-based prominent business for ransom. The information was shared with Rajasthan Police which led to the bursting of the kidnapping module in district Pali.

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During the interrogation, it has come to our knowledge that one of the smuggler named Romi had a pistol, after which the police recovered 3 pistols from him. Another one has been recovered from his partner and cash amount of Rupees Seven lakh and Seventy thousand. 

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According to the information, Ludhiana Police Commissioner, Mandeep Singh Sidhu said that the crime branch team has achieved great success by arresting the two smugglers and cases have already been registered. Police further said that one of the smuggler is from Moga.