PRAYAGRAJ, Nov. 3 -- Police have registered a case against the family of a deceased advocate and around 100-150 unidentified persons for allegedly blocking a road by placing his body at a busy intersection in Kunda. According to police, sub-inspector Rajkumar of Kunda Kotwali lodged the complaint in connection with the incident. The matter stems from a dispute over a pathway between Mukhtar Ahmed, a resident of Darjiyana Barai village, and Mohammad Shamim on October 27. During the clash, Mukhtar's brother Ashik Ali, an advocate, sustained serious injuries and later died during treatment on October 30. The following day, family members of Ali, along with around 100-150 supporters, allegedly placed his body at the Tehsil intersection and staged a road blockade. The protest disrupted traffic for nearly two-and-a-half hours, causing inconvenience to schoolchildren, devotees heading to the Mangarh temple, and other commuters. Police said the blockade was lifted only after prolonged efforts by the administration, following which the family members took the body for last rites. Officials said those involved in the blockade are being identified and further action will follow. A Delhi-based businessman who accidentally left behind a briefcase containing Rs 9.97 lakh in cash on the New Delhi-Varanasi Vande Bharat Express received the money back after verification by the Income Tax Department and the Railway Protection Force (RPF). The incident occurred on July 18, 2024, when Rajesh Bajaj, a resident of Kirti Nagar in West Delhi, was traveling in coach E-1 of the Vande Bharat train. While deboarding at Prayagraj Junction, he inadvertently left his briefcase on the train. After the train departed for Varanasi, an RPF escort team from the Prayagraj Rambagh post spotted the unattended bag during security checks. On opening it, personnel found bundles of cash amounting to Rs 9.97 lakh. Around the same time, Bajaj reported the missing briefcase through the railway helpline. Given the large amount of cash involved, the matter was referred to the Income Tax Department, which verified the source of the money and examined supporting documents. After completing the inquiry and issuing a No Objection Certificate (NOC), the department cleared the release of the cash. The entire amount was handed over to Bajaj on Monday after document verification. DS Yadav, inspector in charge of the RPF post at Prayagraj Rambagh, said the bag was secured immediately after it was found. An 11-year-old boy was killed after being hit and run over by a speeding motorcycle while on his way to a temple with his mother in the Bagharai area of Pratapgarh on Monday afternoon. According to police, Shani, a resident of Dalan Ka Purwa village, was walking with his mother Ranjana to Kamakshi Dham in Kamasin when the accident occurred near the Aai Ka Purwa intersection. Witnesses said the speeding motorcycle struck the boy with great force, causing him to fall on the road, before running over him and fleeing the scene. The impact proved fatal, and the child died on the spot. Witnessing the accident passerbys informed the police and took the child to a nearby hospital where doctors declared him dead. Police reached the spot, took possession of the body, and sent it for post-mortem examination. Efforts are underway to trace the motorcyclist who fled after the accident....