crime
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Watch: The shooting inside a courtroom in Rohini in Delhi was caught on camera by a bystander
Scroll Staff
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Chennai college student stabbed to death near railway station
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Five of the best new crime novels to read this autumn (and one golden oldie)
Alec Charles, The Conversation
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‘Murder on the Menu’: The story of Saravana Bhavan founder Pitchai Rajagopal’s tryst with murder
Nirupama Subramanian
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Crime and the single, independent woman: This novel asks uncomfortable questions
Madhumita Bhattacharyya
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Caught on camera: Armed criminals rob hardware shop at gunpoint in Delhi’s Khera Khurd area
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Watch: Woman police constable grievously injured after attack by male harasser in Lucknow
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How the decades-old Japanese honkaku murder mysteries are making a comeback in English translation
Arunima Mazumdar
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Caught on car camera: Man throws hammer at driver’s windshield in road rage incident
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Caught on camera: Car thief dodges police, drives stolen Land Rover on train tracks in England
Scroll Staff
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Watch: Undercover police officers arrest wanted criminal with weapon at Ahmedabad eatery
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Watch: This man won’t stop eating fried chicken as armed robbery takes place in restaurant
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Watch: Shoplifter steals from Walgreens store with people filming him, escapes in plain sight
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‘The Khan’: A successful London lawyer runs into her murdered father’s crime syndicate in this novel
Saima Mir
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‘Girls talk to boys on phones, run away with them’: UP Women’s Commission member on phones and rape
Scroll Staff
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Watch: Woman jumps on railway tracks to escape police after husband was caught
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A teenage detective (and friends) investigate a murder in an apartment block during a lockdown
Shabnam Minwalla
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Watch: Belgian MP films himself being chased, nearly robbed, while walking through Brussels
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Watch: Armed theft doesn’t go as planned after man threatened at gunpoint slams robber to the ground
Scroll Staff
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Anuja Chauhan’s new novel may be a whodunnit, but its people are its pleasure, as usual
Trisha Gupta