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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskMumbai: Maharashtra Cyber has registered a First Information Report (FIR) over alleged online stalking and harassment of stand-up comedian Sharon Verma, who rose to popularity after participating in the comedy show India’s Got Latent, hosted by Samay Raina.According to Maharashtra Cyber, Verma approached the agency with a complaint against an individual who allegedly used multiple Instagram accounts to repeatedly send her unsolicited romantic messages despite her unwillingness to engage in such communication. The repeated messages allegedly amounted to harassment and an intrusion into her personal privacy.FIR registered, technical probe launchedFollowing the complaint, an FIR was registered at the Nodal Cyber Police Station, Maharashtra Cyber, under Sections 78, 79 and 351(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, along with Section 67 of the Information Technology Act, 2000. Maharashtra Cyber subsequently launched a technical investigation to identify the person allegedly responsible for the online harassment.As part of the probe, notices were issued to Instagram seeking details of the accounts allegedly used to send the messages. Investigators analysed Internet Protocol (IP) logs and other technical information to trace the origin of the communications and establish the identity of the person involved.Accused identified during investigationThe investigation led to the identification of the accused as Phannendra Balkrishna Pamarti, 34, a resident of Bengaluru, Karnataka. He was subsequently brought in for questioning in connection with the case.During the proceedings, the accused was issued a stern warning against engaging in further online stalking, harassment or unwanted communication with the complainant. A notice was also served on him under the applicable leg
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskMumbai: Polling for five Maharashtra Legislative Council constituencies — three graduates' and two teachers' constituencies — will be held on Friday, October 23, with 182 candidates contesting the elections. The electoral exercise will cover 2,419 polling stations across the state, where 10,68,072 registered voters are eligible to cast their votes.Polling will be held from 8 am to 4 pm. The election machinery is geared up to ensure that the process is conducted in a free, fair, transparent and peaceful manner. Counting of votes will take place on Tuesday, October 27, while the entire election process is scheduled to be completed by October 31.The biennial elections are being held as the terms of the five sitting members are due to end on December 6, 2026. The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule for the polls.182 candidates contest five constituenciesOf the 182 candidates in the fray, 41 are contesting from the Aurangabad Division Graduates' Constituency, 47 from the Pune Division Graduates' Constituency and 38 from the Nagpur Division Graduates' Constituency.Among the teachers' constituencies, 26 candidates are contesting from the Amravati Division Teachers' Constituency, while 30 are in the fray from the Pune Division Teachers' Constituency. The Pune graduates' seat has the highest number of candidates, with 47 contestants.Mumbai Suburban Railway Gets Infrastructure Boost As MRVC Installs 35 Heavy Girders In 1 Month To Upgrade Key StationsOver 10 lakh registered votersA total of 10,68,072 voters are registered across the five constituencies. The Pune Division Graduates' Constituency has the highest electorate, with 3,88,019 voters, while the Amravati Division Teachers' Constituency has the lowest, with 35,810 voters.Polling arrangements across five
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskSalman Khan will not be hosting the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20. The Bollywood superstar announced his absence during Sunday's episode, citing prior commitments. Filmmaker Rohit Shetty will reportedly step in as the host in his place.Why Will Salman Khan Not Host The Upcoming Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar?Salman announced during Sunday's episode of Bigg Boss 20 that he would be missing the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episodes due to prior commitments. While the actor did not elaborate on the reason, Rohit Shetty is expected to take over hosting duties in his absence.Fans are now curious to see how Rohit will handle the contestants and address the ongoing conflicts inside the house. Reacting to the development, one user on X wrote, "Salman will never take Mahi's class, so makers had to bring in Rohit Shetty for that." Another wrote, "If Rohit Shetty is coming next WKV. We should ask him to tell Qazi those which will improve his game and give him clarity, instead of blind praising." One speculated, "Maybe Salman let Rohit to take their class, becoz Mahi is close to Salman." One requested, "Rohit sir, bash Mahhi ji." Salman will never take Mahi's class, so makers had to bring in Rohit Shetty for that Whatever the script is for this coming WKV, one thing is guaranteed that Mahi will get bashed #BiggBoss20 #QaziTouqeer— Tipsy (@tedhibaat1) October 19, 2026 I wish Rohit Shetty bolay, Kanika agay janay k liye aur kitni PR ki support chahye? Kya ap ke liye aur script likhwa don….kitni cringe lag rahi yah sab karty hoye ap ko idea bhi nahi… #QaziTouqeer • #BiggBoss20 • #BB20— Meera (@dua_meera) October 18, 2026 If Rohit Shetty is coming next wkv. We should ask him to tell Qazi those which will improve his game and give him clarity,instead of blind praising.. - E