Baby Chakraborty, KalimNews, June 4, 2025, Murshidabad :  A sense of shock gripped the residents of Bhatupara in Raninagar village, under Raghunathganj Police Station in Murshidabad district, after the body of an unidentified young woman was discovered in a sesame field early Tuesday morning.

According to local sources, villagers had gone to the fields for agricultural work when they noticed the half-naked body of a woman lying amidst the crops. Alarmed by the sight, they immediately informed Raghunathganj Police Station.

Police personnel reached the location shortly after receiving the alert and cordoned off the area to prevent any disturbance to potential evidence. The body was subsequently recovered and sent to Jangipur Subdivision Hospital for post-mortem examination.

As of now, the identity of the deceased remains unknown. Police sources confirmed that no identification documents were found on the body and that the woman does not appear to be a local resident of the immediate area.

Raghunathganj police have initiated an investigation to determine the cause of death and identify those who may be involved in the incident. Officers are also attempting to establish the woman’s identity and are reviewing recent missing persons reports in the district and surrounding areas.

Authorities have appealed to the public to come forward with any information that may assist in the investigation. Further developments are awaited as the post-mortem report and forensic findings are expected to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death.

Baby Chakraborty, KalimNews, May 27, 2025, Delhi : A shocking betrayal has rocked India’s security apparatus as CRPF jawan Motiram Jat has been arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan. This major breach of national security was uncovered by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which has revealed that Jat had been leaking sensitive military information to Pakistani intelligence agencies for the past two years. The revelation has sent shockwaves throughout the defense establishment, raising concerns about the safety of the country’s security systems.

Motiram Jat, who was stationed in Pahelgaon, a sensitive area of Kashmir, has been accused of secretly sharing critical details related to the Indian Army’s operations. According to sources, Jat had access to classified information, including the movement of Kashmiri jawans, army patrol routes, and the locations of army camps. His actions are believed to have directly undermined the country’s security, and investigators are now piecing together the extent of the damage he may have caused.

Details of the Espionage Activity

The timeline of Jat’s betrayal appears to coincide with key events in Kashmir. Sources suggest that he was stationed in Pahelgaon just days before the terrorist attack on Baisaran Valley on April 22. Following the attack, he was transferred elsewhere, but investigators suspect he may have handed over vital security information to Pakistani intelligence during this period. The NIA has been working relentlessly to trace all the details of his activities, which include allegedly smuggling classified documents to Pakistani agencies since 2023.

An official statement from the NIA on Monday confirmed that Motiram had been regularly transmitting sensitive materials and receiving financial compensation in return. This money came in various forms—sometimes directly into bank accounts, and at other times through alternative means. Investigators are scrutinizing his mobile phone, laptop, and social media accounts to uncover any further evidence.

The Breakthrough from Operation Sindoor

Indian intelligence agencies first began to uncover this espionage network during Operation Sindoor. It was during this operation that authorities discovered the presence of domestic agents working with Pakistan. The case took a major turn when YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra was arrested, and her interrogation revealed Motiram Jat’s involvement. One lead after another pointed to the CRPF jawan, unraveling the depth of the betrayal.

Motiram was arrested and presented before the special court at Patiala House Court, where he was remanded to NIA custody until June 6. The court’s decision has raised further questions about whether others might be involved in the espionage ring. The NIA is now focusing on potential accomplices and examining the possibility that individuals responsible for the country’s security may themselves be traitors.

A Serious Blow to National Trust

The arrest of Motiram Jat has sent ripples of concern throughout India. The very soldiers who are entrusted with safeguarding the country’s security have now been implicated in espionage, raising alarming questions about the reliability of India’s defense forces. For many, this incident has shattered the perception of safety and trust within the military and security institutions.

As the NIA continues its investigation, there are reports that additional individuals may be under scrutiny. Further arrests could be imminent, as the agency works to uncover the full extent of the espionage operation and its potential impact on national security.

The biggest concern for investigators now is the question of who else might be involved. With Motiram Jat’s arrest, the authorities have taken a significant step toward dismantling the espionage network. However, this breach is a stark reminder that the enemy may not always be on the outside—sometimes, it lurks within. The NIA’s ongoing investigation will determine how far this web of betrayal extends and whether the country’s security infrastructure has been compromised beyond repair.

Baby Chakraborty | KalimNews | May 18, 2025 | Kolkata  :  In a significant move to maintain public order and prevent the misuse of national symbols for inciting unrest, Kolkata Police Commissioner Manoj Verma has issued strict directives to all police stations under his jurisdiction to intensify surveillance over the sale, purchase, and printing of Pakistani flags in the city. This decision was taken during the monthly crime review meeting held on Saturday, where multiple sensitive issues related to law and order were discussed.

Commissioner Verma has instructed officers to gather detailed intelligence regarding any individual or group involved in the creation, distribution, or procurement of Pakistani flags. He emphasized that such activities, particularly in the current context of heightened Indo-Pakistan tensions, could be manipulated by anti-social elements to provoke communal disharmony. Law enforcement personnel have been tasked with identifying printing presses and vendors that may be approached for manufacturing these flags and to closely track any transactions related to them. Police officers are also required to document the reasons buyers are citing for purchasing these flags and to assess any potential risks arising from such acquisitions.

The urgency of the directive follows recent incidents in which two individuals were arrested in Bangaon for allegedly attempting to instigate communal unrest using the Pakistani flag, shortly after the Pahalgaon attack. These arrests have underscored the potential for symbolic provocations to escalate tensions, prompting a zero-tolerance policy from the police.

Furthermore, the Commissioner addressed concerns surrounding the teachers’ agitation at Vikas Bhavan in Bidhannagar and the ongoing WAQF Act protests. Stations located in areas previously affected by such demonstrations have been placed on high alert, and officials have been asked to intensify information gathering through discreet channels to preempt any disturbances. Instructions were also issued to prevent the WAQF-related protests from being misused as a platform for wider unrest.

This renewed vigilance comes in the wake of earlier complaints by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), which reported that e-commerce platforms were selling items representing enemy nations, including the Pakistani flag, purely for profit. In a formal letter to Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Consumer Protection Minister Pralhad Joshi, CAIT urged a ban on such sales. The matter drew the attention of the Consumer Protection Ministry, which took steps to investigate the online availability of these products.

In response to the evolving situation, Kolkata Police has made it clear that the presence and misuse of foreign national flags, particularly those of hostile nations, will be dealt with sternly. The force remains committed to preserving public harmony and upholding national dignity, warning that any attempts to disturb peace under the guise of protest or symbolism will not be tolerated.