AGRA: A 23-year-old woman was allegedly attacked with acid by her sister-in-law due to a property dispute in Aligarh district on Monday night. Amreen was rushed to a hospital in a critical condition. According to her husband Imran Khan, The fight between them was due to a dispute over property. My elder brothers wife Gaufsan threw acid on her and she sustained severe burn injuries." Station house officer of Sasni police station, Sishupal Sharma, said, "A case was registered under IPC section 326B (voluntarily throwing or attempting to throw acid) and were investigating the case. " Sharma said Amreen was referred to JN Medical College for treatment. Gaufsan is absconding and police are hunting for her. We also published the following articles recentlyAndhra Pradesh: 60-year-old man gets life term for acid attack on womanA 60-year-old man in Visakhapatnam, India has been sentenced to life imprisonment for sexual harassment and throwing acid on a woman, resulting in her death. The man sought sexual favors from the victim, who refused, leading to him carrying out the attack. The victim suffered severe burns and died the next day while undergoing treatment. The accused was arrested and charged under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. The court has commended the investigation team involved in the case. The victims identity has been kept confidential to protect her privacy.Kareena Kapoor is AWARE that Alia Bhatt adores her, wishes her desire to work with her sister-in-lawKareena Kapoor has expressed her desire to work with her sister-in-law, Alia Bhatt. She praised Alias acting skills and choices in films, calling her "truly gifted." Kareena also revealed that since Alia is now married to her cousin Ranbir, they get to hang out often. She mentioned that they should definitely do something together and even told Karan Johar that the onus of casting them together is now on him. Kareena also shared her excitement about her thriller film, "The Buckingham Murders," premiering at the BFI London Film Festival.Court flags missing case property in 20-year-old caseA Ludhiana court has sentenced 13 police officials to five-year imprisonment in a 20-year-old corruption case. The court has also raised concerns about missing evidence, including Rs 200 and three CDs that were not properly deposited. The court has ordered the district magistrate and director of prosecution to take legal action against those responsible for the missing items. The case involves police officials accepting bribes in a gambling racket.

Stay updated with all the Agra Latest News headlines here. For more exclusive & live news updates from all around India, stay connected with NYOOOZ.