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Jugni singer files police complaint over Jacqueline Fernandez’s wardrobe malfunction clip, alleges AI tampering

Jugni singer files police complaint over Jacqueline Fernandez’s wardrobe malfunction clip, alleges AI tampering

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Singer Sonu Thukral has filed a police complaint after his recently released track Jugni, featuring actress Jacqueline Fernandez, landed in controversy. A clip from the song has been circulating on social media, allegedly showing Jacqueline experiencing a wardrobe malfunction. Jacqueline Fernandez in a still from Jugni track. Sonu Thukral files complaint Sonu, who has sung the track alongside B Praak, filed a police complaint on Friday over the matter, alleging that the viral clip was created using artificial intelligence. He took to Instagram to share a picture of himself with a police officer while holding a copy of the complaint. He wrote in the caption, “I have filed a police complaint regarding my song ‘Jugni’. The clip has also been edited using AI, and the AI-generated version of the clip is being circulated further. I will talk about it publicly soon.” Jacqueline Fernandez and the other members associated with the song have not yet issued an official statement on the matter. Internet reacts Fans reacted strongly to the controversy. One comment read, “The seriousness of …

Rahul Gandhi alleges ‘massive tampering’ in CBSE results, seeks judicial probe

Rahul Gandhi alleges ‘massive tampering’ in CBSE results, seeks judicial probe

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Gandhi questioned the awarding of contracts to COEMPT, a company he claimed was previously linked to controversies under the name Globarena. The CBSE denied any security breach, clarifying that the URL circulating online was only a testing site and not the actual evaluation portal Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

HP Board confirms Class 10th 2025 exam tampering after forensic report, orders extra marks | Education News

HP Board confirms Class 10th 2025 exam tampering after forensic report, orders extra marks | Education News

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2 min readNew DelhiMay 23, 2026 03:57 PM IST A major irregularity in the examination system of the Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has come to light after a forensic investigation confirmed tampering with answer sheets during the Matriculation (Class 10) examinations conducted in March 2025. Strict cognisance has been taken of the matter and action has been initiated to protect the academic interests of the affected students, a statement issued by the board here on Friday said. Board Chairman Rajesh Sharma said that the alleged tampering took place at the examination centre of Government Senior Secondary School, Jhandutta, in the Bilaspur district. A total of 40 students had appeared for the examination at the centre, including 11 students from Government High School, Jeora. The matter surfaced after nine students appearing in the Arts stream subject (Sub Art-A) submitted a written complaint to the board, alleging manipulation in the multiple choice questions (MCQ) section of their answer sheets. Following the complaint, the students were called to the board headquarters in October 2026, where …

Karnataka High Court stays FIR against Sringeri MLA Jeevaraj for allegedly tampering with postal ballot papers

Karnataka High Court stays FIR against Sringeri MLA Jeevaraj for allegedly tampering with postal ballot papers

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A view of High Court of Karnataka. | Photo Credit: SREENIVASA MURTHY V The High Court of Karnataka on Tuesday (May 5, 2026) stayed the investigation into the First Information Report (FIR) registered against BJP’s D.N. Jeevaraj, the newly-declared MLA from Sringeri assembly constituency, for allegedly tampering with postal ballot papers and documents related to counting of votes. A vacation bench of Justice V. Srisananda passed the interim order on the petition filed by Mr. Jeevaraj, who had challenged the FIR registered by Chikkamagaluru Town Police against him, former Deputy Commissioner K.N. Ramesh, former Returning Officer (RO) Vedamurthy and others on the charge of tampering with postal ballot papers, among other offences. The case was filed on May 3, hours after Mr. Jeevaraj declared winner following the exercise of re-verification and recount of postal ballots. Published – May 05, 2026 06:26 pm IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please …

Mamata reaches Bhabanipur’s strong room after tampering claims

Mamata reaches Bhabanipur’s strong room after tampering claims

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee arrived at the Bhabanipur strong room in Kolkata following claims by the Trinamool Congress (TMC) that ballot boxes were opened in the EVM strong room. The party also said that Banerjee would personally come to the site to “take stock of the situation.” Mamata Banerjee arrived at the Sakhawat Memorial School in South Kolkata, the counting centre for the Bhabanipur assembly segment (HT Photo) Banerjee arrived at the Sakhawat Memorial School in South Kolkata, the counting centre for the Bhabanipur assembly segment, which houses the strong room for EVMs of the polls, which were held on April 29. She came after TMC shared a video claiming the BJP is colluding with the Election Commission to open ballot boxes without the presence of relevant party workers. TMC also said that Mamata will visit the spot and “take stock of the situation.” Banerjee told reporters that she has suggested installation of a CCTV camera for the media, adding that “either the candidate or one agent can stay upstairs,” ANI quotes Banerjee …

Covering candidate buttons with glue, ink, perfume to fall under EVM tampering: ECI sources| India News

Covering candidate buttons with glue, ink, perfume to fall under EVM tampering: ECI sources| India News

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) has issued several directives to presiding officers at polling booths, particularly linked to tampering with the candidate buttons, sources in the poll panel said. Birbhum: Officials stack Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) machines. (PTI) The poll panel has asked officers to ensure that the candidate buttons are clearly visible and not covered with tape, glue or any other material. The ECI has also said that chemicals, including colour, ink or perfume cannot be used on the buttons to reveal the secrecy of the votes, adding that such incidents can be considered as EVM tampering. Presiding officers have been asked to immediately report such incidents at polling booths to the respective returning officers. “All such cases are likely to fall under Tampering/Interfering with Electronic Voting Machine (EVM), which is an electoral offence,” ECI told officers, according sources inside the poll panel. Also Read: ‘Diagnostic check’ of EVMs used in 2024 polls, post HC order The election body has also warned that it won’t refrain …

Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman handed 2-match suspension in PSL on ball tampering charges | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman handed 2-match suspension in PSL on ball tampering charges | Cricket News

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3 min readUpdated: Mar 31, 2026 06:07 PM IST Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman was on Tuesday handed a 2-match suspension in the Pakistan Super League for breaching the code of conduct pertaining to changing the condition of the ball. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stated that the player was found guilty of a Level 3 offence for breaching Article 2.14 of the applicable Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel during the Lahore Qalandars v Karachi Kings match on March 29 at the Gaddafi Stadium. The incident happened before the start of the the final over of the chase with Karachi needing 14 off the final over. At that point, television footages showed Fakhar, captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf indulging in a conversation with the ball changing hands swiftly. Umpire Faisal Afridi, who was watching the interaction, immediately asked for the ball. And after a chat with the other on-field umpire Sharfuddoula awarded five runs to Karachi as they found Lahore had changed the condition of the ball. And as per …

AAP MCD bypoll candidate alleges tampering of votes in Ashok Vihar ward, moves Delhi court | Delhi News

AAP MCD bypoll candidate alleges tampering of votes in Ashok Vihar ward, moves Delhi court | Delhi News

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Seema Goyal, the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) candidate in one of the 12 wards in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) where bypolls were held in November, has moved a Delhi court alleging “tampering of votes”. After hearing the petition, Principal District and Sessions Judge Nisha Sahay Saxena of the Rohini court issued notice and listed the matter for December 24. Goyal had moved a petition challenging the results of the MCD bye-elections of the Ashok Vihar ward. She had claimed that 801 voters had been “erroneously” added in the A-Block polling area. She also claimed that two polling stations “located outside the jurisdictional boundary” had been “unlawfully” included in the electoral roll. “The purported margin of victory is shown as 405 votes. This result is highly improbable, inconsistent with the earlier count, and indicative of manipulation, wrongful acceptance of invalid votes, wrongful rejection of valid votes, and possibly unlawful addition of ballots from the misallocated polling areas, including the areas illegally added from Ward 64 and the two misallocated polling stations listed above,” the …

Found Ball Tampering And Security Issues Challenging: Just-Retired ICC Match Referee David Boon

Found Ball Tampering And Security Issues Challenging: Just-Retired ICC Match Referee David Boon

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Just-retired ICC match referee David Boon says ball tampering and security issues were the biggest challenges that he found “confronting” during his 14-year tenure in the position. Boon officiated in 87 Tests, 183 ODIs and 119 T20Is in the men’s game and seven women’s T20Is. The 64-year-old former Australia opener, who will join Cricket Australia (CA) as director to continue his long-standing association with the sport, looked back at the joys and challenges of officiating in international matches. “I think there are challenges that you have to meet everyday. You learn something everyday. I suppose there are certain things that are a bit more confronting, I found. “When I first started one of those (challenges) was ball tampering which I found very confronting… To basically accuse somebody of not doing the right thing,” Boon said in a video shared by ICC on X. “And when there is a security and safety issue they were extremely challenging. One sadly here in Dhaka, Bangladesh and one in Christchurch, but you worked through it … You …

Greater Noida: Four held for tampering with electronic weighing scales for financial gain

Greater Noida: Four held for tampering with electronic weighing scales for financial gain

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The Gautam Budh Nagar police, along with the SWAT (special weapons and tactics) team, busted a large-scale electronic weighing scale fraud operating across multiple states and arrested four individuals for manipulating weighbridges using electronic chips and remote-control devices to alter weight measurements. The suspects in police custody on Thursday. (HT Photo) Police said the fraud has been detected across Maharashtra, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka. The arrested individuals have been identified as Kapil Kumar and Manmohan Singh, both residents of Delhi, Vinay Kumar Sharma, a resident of Sonbhadra, and Dheeraj Sharma, a resident of Gurugram. According to police, the suspects would lure weighbridge owners with lucrative offers and install custom-made electronic chips inside the weighing machines. These chips, controlled via remote, allowed operators to manipulate the weight readings—either inflating or reducing the weight as per their preference. The fraud led to massive financial losses for companies dealing in construction materials such as steel bars, sand, and gravel, said Saad Miyan Khan, deputy commissioner of police, Greater Noida. “During interrogation, Kapil Kumar that …