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MP Shobha Bachhav's Mobile Hacked, Rs 62k Ransom Demanded

MP Shobha Bachhav's mobile was hacked and Rs 62,000 ransom demanded. Adivasi students in Nashik continue protests and plan to withdraw hunger strike today while threatening Ulgulan in Mumbai. Three officials suspended in Kalwan student death case. Mumbai Police Commissioner warns CJP activists. Uddhav Thackeray claims 2 crore voters excluded in Maharashtra. Gaurav Jain appointed MD and CEO of Tata Realty from October 1. Solapur Ganesh idols see demand from UK and Thailand. Terrorist killed in Budgam, J&K.

Poonam Ghosh

Poonam Ghosh

Sep 5, 2026

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MP Shobha Bachhav's Mobile Hacked, Rs 62k Ransom Demanded
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Key Takeaways

  • MP Shobha Bachhav targeted in ₹62,000 ransom hack
  • Three officials suspended in Nashik student death
  • Mumbai Police warn CJP over school entry without permission

MP Shobha Bachhav's mobile was hacked and Rs 62,000 ransom demanded. Cyber police received a complaint.

In Nashik, Adivasi students continue their protest. They will withdraw the hunger strike today but plan Ulgulan in Mumbai in the next seven to eight days demanding the Tribal Development Minister's resignation.

In the Kalwan Adivasi student death case, the Tribal Development Department suspended three officials: the superintendent, education extension officer and headmaster.

Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti warned that CJP activists entering schools without permission will face criminal cases.

Uddhav Thackeray claimed nearly 2 crore voters have been excluded from Maharashtra electoral rolls.

Tata Realty and Infrastructure Limited appointed Gaurav Jain as new MD and CEO from October 1.

Solapur Ganesh idols are seeing demand from the UK, Thailand and South India.

Security forces killed a terrorist in Budgam forest, J&K, in a joint Army and police operation.

Source: MBN News Desk
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