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On this Special Report, the focus is on a shocking incident of sexual harassment in Bengaluru where a woman was allegedly targeted by a naked man in a car in broad daylight. Women's rights activist Brinda Adige expressed her outrage, stating, 'At the outset, I'm ashamed that in Bengaluru, we have ceased to take up our civic responsibility.' She highlighted the alarming bystander apathy as the survivor's screams for help went ignored by onlookers. Adige raised critical questions regarding the effectiveness of police patrolling and the monitoring of thousands of cameras installed using Nirbhaya funds. The transcript details how the perpetrator allegedly made lewd gestures and attempted to pull the woman into his vehicle. The discussion underscores a growing lack of fear of the law and systemic gaps in ensuring women's safety within India's tech capital, even during daylight hours. The survivor's account reflects a terrifying ordeal and a broader concern over public response and policing in the city.

On this Special Report, sports editor Vikrant Gupta analyses the International Cricket Council's (ICC) stern ultimatum to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) following threats to pull out of the upcoming T20 World Cup. The tension escalated after the ICC replaced Bangladesh with Scotland, following Bangladesh's refusal to play in India. Vikrant Gupta notes, 'The moment they do that, their cricket is finished,' highlighting that Pakistan lacks a valid alibi for a boycott. The transcript details potential 'never-before sanctions' including the denial of NOCs for foreign players in the PSL, loss of ICC revenue, and total cricketing isolation. Gupta describes Pakistan's stance as 'geopolitical posturing' to align with Bangladesh, predicting that despite the current drama involving PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi and Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Pakistan will ultimately participate in the tournament to avoid financial and institutional destruction.

This news report focuses on a tragic road accident in Jaipur's Jalupura police station area, where a speeding Thar SUV caused a fatal chain of events. The incident, caught on CCTV, shows the vehicle plowing into a biker, hurling a pedestrian aside, and eventually smashing into a pole. The report confirms that 'The young motorcyclist Fahim dies on the spot as panic grips the stretch' following the high-impact collision. Additionally, a young girl was also reportedly rammed by the vehicle during the rampage. Local authorities have taken the driver of the Thar, identified as Manish, into custody and are currently interrogating him to determine the cause of the crash. Investigators are meticulously analyzing the CCTV footage frame by frame to establish accountability and understand what triggered the sequence of events. The victim's body has been sent for a postmortem examination as the investigation continues into this 'death trap' incident on the streets of Rajasthan's capital.

On this Special Report, India Today covers the tragic death of a 23-year-old Hindu man, Chanchal Bhaumik, who was burnt alive in a garage in Comilla, Bangladesh. The victim's family has alleged that the incident was a 'pre-planned murder' after petrol was reportedly poured from outside and the structure was set on fire. CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced, showing a person outside the garage as the fire spread. This incident occurs amidst a period of heightened lawlessness as Bangladesh prepares for general elections. The report highlights concerns regarding the safety of minorities, noting that the interim government's chief advisor previously acknowledged 17 incidents of religious or hate killings in 2025. Local police have registered a case and an investigation is currently underway to determine the primary cause of the killing. The charred body of the victim was recovered by rescue teams after locals gathered at the spot following the late-night arson attack.