Police Car Collision on Lucknow-Agra Expressway Leads to Discovery of 10 kg Gold A collision between a police vehicle and a car on the Lucknow-Agra Expressway in Kannauj revealed a significant discovery of 10 kilograms of gold. The incident occurred late on Friday night when a police car, returning from a duty assignment in Kavward, collided with a black car. Following the crash, the police officers approached the car’s occupants, who appeared visibly shaken. This prompted the officers to conduct a search, during which they found a bag containing the gold. The police car was part of a team returning from a duty in Kavward. The collision took place near the 171-kilometer mark of the expressway. After the crash, the officers checked on the car’s occupants, who were reportedly nervous. This behavior raised suspicions, leading the police to search the vehicle. During the search, a bag was found inside the car, which contained approximately 10 kilograms of gold. The discovery left the officers stunned, as the quantity of gold was substantial. The police have detained both young men found in the car and seized the vehicle. Initial information suggests one of the suspects is from Maharaajganz, while the other is a Nepali national. The police are now investigating the origin of the gold, its documentation, and its intended destination. They suspect the gold might have been smuggled from Nepal to Delhi. Authorities are also examining the purity and value of the gold, as well as the broader network involved in the smuggling. The police emphasized that without the collision, the hidden gold might have remained undiscovered. The case highlights the challenges of intercepting illicit goods and the role of chance in uncovering such crimes.#nepal #kannauj #police_car #kavward #maharaajganz
Traffic Sub-Inspector Stops Scooter With Four Riders, Chooses Mercy Over Fine A traffic sub-inspector in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, made headlines after stopping a scooter carrying four people, only to later decide against issuing a fine. The incident unfolded when the officer noticed the vehicle violating traffic rules by carrying four passengers on a two-wheeler, which is against local regulations. The sub-inspector, Afaq Khan, initially prepared to issue a Rs 7,000 fine for the violation. However, upon learning that the riders were farmers, he opted for a different approach. Instead of enforcing the penalty, Khan offered them a chance to plant eight trees as a form of "good deed," which he believed would contribute to environmental safety. The riders, who were all farmers, accepted the proposal immediately. They complied by planting the trees and showing their driving licenses and helmets, as requested by Khan. The sub-inspector also asked for a video of the tree-planting activity, which the farmers provided. This incident highlighted Khan’s commitment to balancing law enforcement with compassion, ensuring that the riders were educated about traffic rules without facing harsh penalties. The story gained widespread attention after Khan shared a video of the incident on Instagram. The post, captioned “TSI adopts a new way to raise awareness among youth,” received over 24 lakh views and 1 lakh likes. Users praised Khan’s decision, calling it a “great move” and expressing admiration for his approach. One user wrote, “Your punishment is our salute,” while another said, “Your penalty deserves a salute.” Khan, who has over 21 lakh followers on social media, is known for his innovative methods in traffic enforcement.#uttar_pradesh #instagram #traffic_sub_inspector #kannauj #afaq_khan
