Crime and Police News in India

印度犯罪與警方新聞

Jun 22, 2026, 22:18
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Introduction

Police in India report many crimes. Some people fought in their families. Other people worked in gangs.

印度警方通報了許多犯罪事件。有些人與家人發生衝突，而有些人則參與幫派活動。

Main Body

Some people killed their family members in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. In Bihar, a child was hurt at a school home. The school was not safe.

在北方邦和德里，有些人殺害了其家人。在比哈爾邦，一名孩童在學校宿舍受傷，該學校並不安全。

Police fought dangerous gangsters in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. The police killed two bad men. In Punjab, police stopped two gangs. These gangs had guns and leaders in other countries.

警方在哈里亞納邦和北方邦與危險幫派分子交戰，擊斃兩名歹徒。在旁遮普邦，警方搗毀了兩個幫派，這些幫派持有槍支且首腦身在國外。

In Odisha, five people hit a worker. They thought he was a bad man, but they were wrong. In Punjab, people shot a family because of money. In Sherpur, police caught four people after a bank robbery.

在奧里薩邦，五人毆打一名工人，他們誤以為該工人是壞人。在旁遮普邦，有人因金錢糾紛槍擊一家人。在謝爾普爾，警方在一次銀行搶劫案後逮捕了四人。

Conclusion

India has problems with family fights and big gangs. The police must stay alert.

印度在家庭衝突與大型幫派方面存在問題，警方必須保持警覺。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 THE "PAST ACTION" PATTERN

Look at how the text describes things that already happened. To reach A2, you need to move from present to past.

The Simple Shift Most words here just add -ed to show the action is finished:

  • Fight → Fighted (Wrong!) →\rightarrow Fought (Special case)
  • Work →\rightarrow Worked
  • Kill →\rightarrow Killed
  • Stop →\rightarrow Stopped
  • Hit →\rightarrow Hit (Stays the same!)

Why this matters: If you say "Police stop gangs," it happens every day. If you say "Police stopped gangs," it is a news story about yesterday.

Quick Guide for A2:

  • Regular: Just add -ed (worked, killed).
  • Irregular: The word changes completely (fight →\rightarrow fought).
  • No Change: The word stays exactly the same (hit →\rightarrow hit).

Example from text: "They thought he was a bad man, but they were wrong." (Think →\rightarrow Thought / Are →\rightarrow Were)

Vocabulary Learning

crime (n.)
Something someone does that breaks the law
Example:Stealing a car is a serious crime.
gang (n.)
A group of people who often do illegal things together
Example:The police are looking for a dangerous gang in the city.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause problems
Example:It is dangerous to walk alone in the dark.
robbery (n.)
The crime of stealing money from a place like a bank
Example:The police arrived quickly after the bank robbery.
alert (adj.)
Watching carefully to see if something happens
Example:The security guard must stay alert at night.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→