MP Evening Wrap:Supreme Court observes dogs sense human fear and bite; 35 of 60 water samples fail quality tests in Indore, Cholera-causing bacteria found borewells more

Bhaskar English brings you the biggest news from Madhya Pradesh and around the world. Here are the top news headlines of the day:
1. Supreme Court observes dogs sense human fear and bite The Supreme Court continued the second day of hearings in cases related to stray dogs. Justice Nath observed that dogs are capable of recognising fear in human beings and may bite when they sense it. Read More 2. Indore Collector, Mayor visit RSS late night over water deaths; Cong claims ‘officials saluted’ Indore Collector Shivam Verma and Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav reached the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office late Wednesday night. According to sources linked to the RSS, discussions focused on the deaths caused by contaminated water in Bhagirathpura and issues related to administrative coordination. The meeting was held at the RSS’s new office, ‘Sudarshan’, located in Rambagh, Indore. Read More 3. Rewa district court receives bomb threat; lawyers’ chambers evacuated after email A threatening email to blow up the newly constructed District Court building in Rewa triggered panic in the police and administration on Thursday. The email was received by the District and Sessions Judge at around 8:30 AM, mentioning a deadline until 2:30 PM. Read More 4. ED raids office of TMC’s political consultant; Mamata calls Amit Shah ‘nasty’ The Enforcement Directorate (ED) carried out searches at the Salt Lake Sector V office of I-PAC, the political consultancy firm advising the West Bengal government, early on Thursday. According to agency sources, a special ED team arrived from Delhi to conduct the operation. Read More 5. 35 of 60 water samples fail quality tests in Indore; Cholera-causing bacteria found borewells At least 20 people have died after consuming contaminated drinking water in Indore’s Bhagirathpura area, while nine patients remain critical and are undergoing treatment in the ICU, according to health department officials. The Health Department said a total of 437 people were admitted to hospitals following the outbreak. By Wednesday night, 381 patients had been discharged after recovery, while 56 patients are still under medical care. Read More 6. 14 Irani gang accused walk free on fake bail; proxies appear in Bhopal court The jail stay of criminals arrested during the police’s much-discussed high-risk operation at the Iranian camp in Aman Colony of Bhopal turned out to be only a formality, as all the accused were released on bail within 48 hours. Police had faced stone-pelting, assaults, and stiff resistance while arresting them. In a shocking development, two of the individuals presented in court as guarantors for the accused had already passed away. Read More 7. Trump announces US exit from 66 international organisations US President Donald Trump announced that the United States will officially withdraw from 66 international organisations. The White House and the State Department said these organisations act against US interests. Read More 8. Nepali girls used in online gambling in MP; 70x returns lure players despite ban In recent weeks, cases of online gaming and gambling addiction have surfaced in Madhya Pradesh, highlighting the destructive impact of unregulated platforms. From fabricated abductions to suicides, youth and adults alike are facing severe financial and mental stress due to games such as Aviator and live casino apps. Read More 9. Husband claims love for both partners, refuses to leave either A disturbing case of domestic violence against a disabled woman and alleged bigamy has come to light in Surajpur village of Chhatarpur district. Hemlata Sahu, visually impaired, has filed a complaint at the SP’s office against her husband, Rakesh Sahu, and his in-laws. According to the complaint, Hemlata married Rakesh in 2021. Soon after, her in-laws demanded Rs 2 lakh, and when the demand was not met, she was beaten. Read More 10. Bangladesh shows interest in buying Pak’s JF-17 jets Pakistan is reportedly preparing to sell its JF-17 Thunder fighter jets to Bangladesh, with discussions taking place between the air chiefs of both countries in Islamabad. Read More