In a significant crackdown on illegal firearms, police have confiscated a total of 19 pistols over the past four days. The most recent seizure occurred at a checkpoint near Talwandi Bhai chowk, where SSP Saumya Mishra reported the recovery of 11 .32 bore pistols and seven magazines. The weapons were seized from two unidentified suspects.
Jalandhar:In a major blow against international organised crime, Jalandhar Rural Police dismantled a two separate criminal gangs, including UK-based extortion syndicate, and arrested 10 hardcore criminals after recovering seven pistols along with 18 live cartridges and 10 magazines from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Thursday. Police teams.
Madhya Pradesh: In a disturbing incident in Gohta village, Madhya Pradesh, a Dalit community was targeted with arson in the wake of bypolls for the Vijaypur Assembly seat. The violence erupted after the voting concluded late on Wednesday. Reports indicate that miscreants caused chaos in the village, throwing stones and vandalizing property. Many frightened residents.
Gaighata (West Bengal): A youth was arrested in Gaighata, North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, for allegedly raping a minor girl after intoxicating her. The incident reportedly occurred on the night of November 10, but the victim’s parents filed a formal complaint at the Gaighata police station on Wednesday night, leading to the youth’s.
Jiribam (Manipur) : In Manipur, two trucks transporting food and essential supplies to tribal districts were reportedly set on fire by suspected militants on the Imphal-Jiribam National Highway (NH-37) on Wednesday, according to police reports. The trucks, bound for Noney, Longmai, and Tamenglong districts and carrying rice, potatoes, and onions, were burned at Old Kaiphundai..
Chandigarh: The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) during its ongoing anti-corruption campaign, has arrested a contractor Mahavir Singh of Prime Vision Company involved in illegal mining in villages of district Ferozepur during 2018-2019, in collusion with officials/employees of the state Mining Department. In this regard a case has also been registered against the then-officials/employees of the.
New Delhi : The Rouse Avenue Court on Friday reserved its judgement in anti-sikh riots case against former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar. The court listed the case for judgment on November 29. This case is related to the killings of one Jaswant Singh and his son Tarundeep Singh in the Saraswati Vihar area on November.
