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Bhopal GRP police have arrested a notorious thief who committed thefts on trains. The accused is a foreign returnee and holds a B.Tech degree from Pune University. After becoming addicted to online betting games, he began targeting train passengers. Police recovered gold jewelry worth approximately ₹7 lakh from the accused. Let us explain the full story. Bhopal GRP police have arrested a notorious thief who committed thefts on trains. The accused is a foreign returnee and holds a B.Tech from Pune University. After becoming addicted to online betting, he began targeting train passengers. Police recovered gold jewelry worth approximately ₹7 lakh from the accused's possession. Let us explain the full story. The thief apprehended by Bhopal GRP is educated and has traveled abroad. Afsha Begum, a resident of Agra, was traveling in coach A-1 of the Rajdhani Express. She reported to the Mumbai GRP that on January 20th, while the train was stopped at Bhopal station, an unknown assailant too...

The Delhi Police Crime Branch has uncovered a counterfeit shoe manufacturing unit in the Sonia Vihar area of ​​Northeast Delhi. Counterfeit Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Skechers shoes were being manufactured there. Police arrested the unit's owner, Sandeep Singh, and seized heavy machinery and thousands of counterfeit shoe parts. The Delhi Police Crime Branch has busted a major counterfeit shoe racket. Raiding an illegal manufacturing unit in the Sonia Vihar area of ​​Northeast Delhi, police uncovered the production of counterfeit shoes for renowned companies like Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Skechers. Hundreds of counterfeit shoes were being produced daily at the factory. This operation was carried out by the Crime Branch's Anti-Extortion and Kidnapping Cell. Police received a tip-off that a counterfeit shoe factory was operating in the Ambe Enclave, Chauhan Patti, Sonia Vihar police station area of ​​Northeast Delhi . Taking the information seriously, the police team firs...

The Punjab and Haryana High Court flagged the rise of a "new extortion industry" in Punjab and questioned repeated failures to arrest shooters who commit murders in public and escape. The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday flagged the rise of a “new extortion industry” in Punjab and sought detailed data from the state police within seven days, while questioning repeated failures to stop shooters who commit murders in public and escape. The court was hearing a suo motu case related to the murder of kabaddi promoter Rana Balachauria in Mohali. During the proceedings, the bench directed Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav to appear and explain the police response to such crimes. The High Court expressed deep concern over incidents in which shooters arrive in broad daylight, carry out murders in the presence of large crowds and police personnel, and flee the scene. “This is not the first case. We can cite several such incidents,” the bench observed, adding that ...

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar died in a plane crash in Baramati on Wednesday morning, along with four other people. The accident was so horrific that the bodies were difficult to identify. Ajit Pawar Death:  Today is a very sad day for national politics. Prominent NCP leader and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has passed away. He and four others lost their lives in a horrific plane crash. The accident was so devastating that the plane was completely engulfed in flames. Ajit Pawar was traveling from Mumbai to Baramati on a charter flight on the morning of January 28th. He was scheduled to address several public meetings in Baramati. However, the plane suddenly experienced a technical problem during landing, leading to the accident.   Badly burnt bodies after plane crash  Police and rescue teams arrived at the scene to find flames and smoke everywhere. The severity of the accident was evident from the fact that the bodies were severely burned aft...

Students from upper caste communities called for a protest outside the University Grants Commission headquarters in Delhi on Tuesday, saying that the new regulations issued by the commission could lead to chaos on campuses. New Delhi: A massive political row erupted in the country over the University Grants Commission's revised rules aimed at addressing caste-based discrimination in higher education institutions. Students are holding nationwide protests as the new guidelines have triggered criticism among upper-caste groups. The people who oppose the UGC Act state that action must be taken against discrimination of any kind, irrespective of the caste of the victim or accused. Moreover, they demand that upper-caste students should also be protected from derogatory remarks such as being called "sudama quota" or "bheekari". Govt seeks advice from legal experts Amid growing discontent over UGC revised rules, sources said the Central government consulted Attorney Gen...