PRAYAGRAJ, Nov. 12 -- Colonelganj police have registered a case against seven individuals following a major burglary at the residence of advocate Devendra Nath Mishra in Chandpur Salori. Mishra is currently incarcerated in connection with the murder of Satish Chandra Srivastava last month, leaving his house locked and unoccupied since October 15. According to a complaint filed by his elder brother Ravindra Nath Mishra, the break-in occurred between 12:30am and 4:30am on the night of November 8-9. The perpetrators gained access by jumping into the courtyard from the roof of an adjoining building before ransacking the home. The stolen cache includes four licensed firearms-two .315-bore rifles, one .22-bore rifle, and a 12-bore double-barreled shotgun-along with ancestral gold and silver jewelry worth lakhs, substantial cash, two mobile phones, and essential documents. Based on the complaint, police have named Suraj Pasi of Veerbhadrapur, Surajbhan Singh of Kalyanpur Jamo, and Ashish Yadav, alias Shani, of Pratappur Patiyali, along with four unidentified accomplices, and an active investigation is currently underway. A case of cyber fraud involving the theft of approximately Rs 4.4 lakh has been reported by a man from Dariyabad locality in Prayagraj. It is alleged that fraudsters sent an .apk file, which, once downloaded, allowed them to withdraw funds from his bank account without his knowledge. The Atarsuiya police have registered an FIR based on the complaint and have initiated an investigation. According to the complaint filed by Jamal Mustafa, a resident of Dariyabad, an unknown number sent an .apk file to his WhatsApp. Mistaking it for a PDF document, he downloaded the file. Subsequently, within three days, Rs 4,04,077 was siphoned off from his Union Bank account. The complainant states that he received no notifications-neither via SMS nor OTP-regarding the withdrawals. SHO of Atarsuiya police station Vivek Kumar Rai stated that the unknown number and the details of the unauthorized transactions are currently under investigation. Shankargarh police on Wednesday arrested a woman for the alleged murder of her live-in partner following a violent dispute. The accused, identified as Urmila Kewat, was apprehended in Amarpur village. According to police, the victim, Shekhar, a resident of Ravan Tola, had been living with Kewat for the past three months following his separation from his wife. On Monday evening, an argument between the couple escalated into a violent altercation, during which Kewat allegedly struck Shekhar on the head with a stone, resulting in his death. SHO Pritam Tiwari confirmed the arrest....