Report on Violent Crimes in India

May 6, 2026, 16:56
IndiaSociety

Introduction

This report talks about bad crimes in five parts of India. Police are looking for the people who did these crimes.

Main Body

In Pune, a man killed a small girl. The police arrested him. The government wants a fast trial and a strong punishment. In Uttar Pradesh, police killed one man. He kidnapped and killed a boy. Police also arrested another man for hurting a girl. In Raipur and Delhi, men killed their family members. One man killed two sisters. Another man killed his wife and four children because he had no money. In Jharkhand, a student died at school. The school says he killed himself. The family says someone killed him. Police are checking the school.

Conclusion

Police are still working. They want to find the truth and finish the court cases quickly.

Learning

💡 THE 'PAST' SECRET

Look at these words from the text:

  • Killed
  • Arrested
  • Kidnapped

Notice how they all end in -ed. In English, when we talk about things that already happened, we often just add -ed to the end of the action word.

How it works: Action now → Action in the past

  • Kill → Killed
  • Arrest → Arrested
  • Kidnap → Kidnapped

🧩 QUICK VOCABULARY MAP

If you want to talk about law and order (A2 level), use these simple pairs:

Police →\rightarrow Arrest (Stop a person) Court →\rightarrow Trial (Decide if someone is guilty) Truth →\rightarrow Find (Discover what happened)

Example: The police arrested the man.

Vocabulary Learning

report (n.)
A written or spoken account of an event or situation
Example:He gave a report on the meeting.
police (n.)
A group of people who keep the law and protect people
Example:The police arrived quickly.
small (adj.)
Not big or large
Example:She has a small dog.
girl (n.)
A young female child
Example:The girl is playing.
arrested (v.)
Taken into custody by police
Example:He was arrested for stealing.
government (n.)
The group of people who run a country
Example:The government announced new rules.
fast (adj.)
Quick in speed or time
Example:He ran fast.
trial (n.)
A formal hearing where a case is examined
Example:The trial lasted two days.
punishment (n.)
A penalty given for wrongdoing
Example:The punishment was a fine.
money (n.)
Currency used for buying things
Example:She needs money for groceries.
student (n.)
A person who studies at school or university
Example:The student studied hard.
school (n.)
A place where children learn
Example:The school is closed today.