CM Yogi Adityanath has expressed grief over the sudden demise of Dr. Shyam Bihari Lal, BJP MLA from Faridpur (Bareilly). The Chief Minister expressed his condolences via the social media platform ‘X’ (formerly Twitter).

MLA Shyam Bihari Lal celebrated his 60th birthday on Thursday. He is survived by his wife Manju Lata, a son, and two daughters.

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Exam Timings

The board exams will be conducted in two shifts—

• First Shift: 8:30 AM to 11:45 AM
• Second Shift: 2:00 PM to 5:15 PM

UP Board 10th Exam 2026 Schedule

Class 10 exams will begin on February 18 (Wednesday) with the subject Hindi. The dates for the major subjects are as follows:

• February 20 (Friday): Social Science
• February 23 (Monday): English
• February 25 (Wednesday): Science
• February 27 (Friday): Mathematics
• February 28 (Saturday): Sanskrit

UP Board 12th Exam 2026 Schedule

Class 12 exams will also begin on February 18 with Hindi. The examinations for the major subjects of Intermediate are scheduled as follows:

• February 19: Civics
• February 20: Sanskrit and English
• February 21: History
• February 23: Biology and Mathematics
• February 24: Economics
• February 25: Chemistry and Sociology
• February 26: Geography
• February 27: Physics and Military Science
• March 7: Anthropology
• March 9: Psychology, Pedagogy, and Logic
• March 12:Computer

Both the UP Board High School and Intermediate examinations will be held from February 18 to March 12, 2026. Students can now start preparing according to their subject-wise timetable to achieve success with good marks.

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The incident took place in Gopalpur village, under the Auncha police station area of Mainpuri district. 21-year-old Rajni Kumari was married to Sachin, a resident of Rangpur village, on April 21 of this year. At the time of the wedding, her parents provided a dowry within their means, but her in-laws were not satisfied. The deceased’s mother, Sunita Devi, tearfully recounted that her in-laws were constantly pressuring her to bring five lakh rupees from her parents’ home to start a tent house business. When Rajni failed to meet this demand, the torture began. First, mental harassment, then physical assault.

Sunita Devi said, “My daughter was four months pregnant. She was happily playing the role of sister-in-law, but these greedy people took everything away.”

According to family members, the dispute reached a peak on Friday evening. Husband Sachin and his family members surrounded Rajni in her home. In a fit of rage, they brutally beat her with sticks and punches. Despite hearing her screams, the neighbors remained silent, perhaps out of fear.

Rajni died within a few hours. After the murder, the accused took the body, took it to a deserted field in the same village, dumped it in a pile of weeds, and then set it on fire to leave no trace. Sunita Devi said that even after her daughter’s body was found, her in-laws continued to mislead the family, but a secret investigation revealed the truth.

Based on Sunita Devi’s complaint, the police have registered a case against six people, including her husband, Sachin. These include Sachin’s brother Pranshu, relatives Ramnath, Divya, Tina, and another family member. All are accused of harassment and murder over dowry demands.

Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural), Rahul Mithas, said, “As soon as the family’s complaint was received, a case was registered under sections 498A (cruelty by husband or relatives) and 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code. A forensic team has been called in to investigate the farm site. The accused are absconding, but efforts have been intensified. They will be arrested soon.”

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After this incident, Karchana area of Prayagraj came under the grip of tension. A large number of Bhim Army supporters gathered and started protesting on the streets, which gradually took a violent turn. In Karchana, protesters damaged eight police vehicles and seven private vehicles. Along with this, government buses were pelted with stones, due to which traffic came to a complete standstill.

Bhadewara market became the center of violence

The situation worsened further in Bhadewara market when the protesters showered bricks and stones on policemen and common citizens. This sudden violence created chaos and many people were injured during the stampede. According to police sources, at least 15 people, including women and children, were injured in the incident, some of whom are said to be in critical condition.

It took five hours to control the situation

The police had to struggle for about five hours to control the violence. PAC (Provincial Armed Constabulary) and RAF (Rapid Action Force) were deployed to control the situation. The situation was gradually brought under control in the presence of heavy police force.

17 Bhim Army workers detained

Taking action in the case of demonstration and violence, the police have detained 17 Bhim Army workers from the spot. The administration has started investigating the incident and additional security forces have been deployed in the surrounding areas.

Tension continues in the area

After this incident, there is an atmosphere of tension in the entire Karchana area. The markets are closed and the local people are living in an atmosphere of fear. The administration has appealed to maintain peace and those spreading rumours on social media are being closely monitored.

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