Speaking on the encroachment on Temple land in Gwalior, the Collector's office in social media post on Facebook said, "The swift action by the administration has not only reclaimed valuable government land but also protected innocent buyers from falling prey to fraudulent activities."
In Love Jihad case in Gwalior, the accused Sabir Khan physically and sexually harassed the victim and did unnatural acts, during her captivity. It is further alleged that he forced her to eat beef and pressured her to convert to Islam.
Gwalior Senior Superintendent of Police Rajesh Singh Chandel said that on January 16, a Hindu Sena member filed a complaint, leading to the accused's arrest.
The engineer's arduous divorce case started in the Bhopal Court and subsequently traversed through the Vidisha Family Court, the Family Court of Gwalior, the High Court, and ultimately reached the Supreme Court.