Balaji Layout Association

26/08/2026

It began as a tragic family su***de. Then the su***de notes changed everything.

In Andhra Pradesh, a family of four from Kakinada went to a bridge in Rajamahendravaram over the Godavari river.

Panchayat Raj Assistant Engineer Nookaraju, his wife Meena, their daughter Sowjanya, and Sowjanya’s 10-year-old son Reyansh reportedly jumped into the river.

The child Reyansh survived. He was rescued by fishermen. But Nookaraju, Meena, and Sowjanya died.

At first, the case appeared to be a devastating family su***de.

Then investigators found two su***de notes.
One was written by Nookaraju, and the other was written by Sowjanya.

Both reportedly named the same person: Sheikh Sadiq Khan, a rifle-shooting coach.

Sowjanya in her su***de note accused Sadiq Khan of prolonged harassment, threats, blackmail, and financial extortion. She claimed that private photographs/videos were being used to threaten her.

Sowjanya alleged that Sadiq repeatedly pressured her to convert to Islam.

Sowjanya also accused Sadiq Khan of being responsible for the death of her husband, who had died earlier. She claimed that her husband had been given a poisonous substance and that his death had been made to look like a su***de.

And, Nookaraju in his su***de note said that after the death of his son-in-law, Sadiq Khan entered his widowed daughter's life by offering to help her. He then began threatening and harassing the family.

Sowjanya’s 10-year-old son Reyansh who survived, told the police that Sadiq began visiting their house frequently and that he would often physically assault his mother and demand gold and money from her.

After their deaths, Sadiq Khan reportedly went missing from Andhra Pradesh.

After a search spanning five states, Sadiq Khan was traced to Meerut, where he was arrested with assistance of the UP police.

Three lives were lost, and a 10-year-old boy was left behind to face a future without his mother, grandparents, or family. Justice must be served.

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08/06/2026

Ajaz Khan has nearly 6 million followers on Instagram.

For years, he has posted videos on various topics. Many of those videos got millions of views. Thousands of people like, comment on, and share his content.

With such a massive online presence, he apparently believed he could translate that popularity into electoral success.

So, he contested the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly election from the Versova constituency.

The result?
Ajaz received 155 votes.
NOTA received 1298 votes.

Think about that for a moment.
Millions of followers.
Millions of video views.
Thousands of shares and comments.

Yet only 155 votes in the election. Those 155 votes may have come only from his family members.

It is a reminder that social media influence and ground reality are often two very different things. The internet is not always an accurate reflection of the real world.

26/05/2026

A Pakistani vlogger visited China to create content about Pakistan-China cultural friendship.

He visited Kashgar, one of the most culturally significant cities for Uyghur Muslims. First, he decided to visit a Mosque, where he found that the Mosque had been converted into a dance bar. He also recorded a video of a woman dancing there.

He said in his video that "you will find 98% Muslims in Kashgar, but they are not allowed to pray publicly".

He expected cultural exchange, not cultural replacement. The vlog about friendship turned into an accidental documentary.

11/05/2026

He is Mahfooz Alam from West Bengal, the alleged mastermind of a gang that ran transactions worth Rs 1,600 crore through 68 bank accounts over 2 years.

He forged documents and registered firms:
1) Maa Vindhyavasini Enterprises
2) Aarti Enterprises
3) Ravi Enterprises

Recently, he left West Bengal and went into hiding in UP. Now, Kanpur police have arrested him.

11/05/2026

He is Mohammad Yousuf Kataria from Kulgam in J&K. He worked in a contractual job and taught children.

He was arrested for providing logistical support to terrorists involved in Pahalgam attack, in which tourists were targeted only after their religious identity was confirmed.

He handed an Android phone charger to the terrorists, and that charger later became a key piece of forensic evidence that helped security agencies trace him.