Delhi Crime Branch busts an alleged interstate auto-lifting network, arrests three accused and recovers five stolen cars, 104 forged HSRPs and 24 forged RCs.
New Delhi: The Delhi Police Crime Branch will question Al Falah University founder Jawad in connection with two FIRs registered against the university, according to the Delhi Police sources. A formal notice has already been issued to him in the matter, the sources added. The Crime Branch has registered two separate cases against Al Falah.
New Delhi: In a major development, the Delhi Police Crime Branch has intensified its probe into Al Falah University as part of the ongoing investigation into the November 10 Delhi bomb blast and has filed two FIRs against the university. According to Delhi Police, the Crime Branch has registered two separate FIRs against the university—one.
New Delhi: The Cyber Cell of the Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested two individuals involved in separate high-value online investment frauds that collectively caused losses of more than Rs 50 lakh to unsuspecting victims, the Delhi Police said on Saturday. The arrests were made following a marathon investigation that combined technical surveillance, financial tracing,.
New Delhi: The Delhi Police Crime Branch has dismantled a well-organised cheating syndicate that was operating across India, involving Nigerian nationals and their Indian accomplices. The gang allegedly lured unsuspecting individuals with fake lottery winnings, gifts, and prize schemes, officials said on Sunday. According to officials, seven people have been arrested in connection with the.
New Delhi: The Delhi Crime Branch has arrested a robber named Raj Kumar, also known as Raju, who was convicted to 20 years in prison for a gruesome case involving murder, rape, and robbery in Bhajanpura, New Delhi. In this incident, he killed five members of the same family and raped a woman during the.
New Delhi: Delhi police on Friday said that the Crime Branch have arrested a wanted gangster and a life convict who had jumped parole in a 2005 sensational abduction for ransom-cum-murder case in Nangloi. Official sources said that during the strategic operation to nab the gangster, the Delhi Crime Branch team created a fake Instagram.
