The Lok Sabha was adjourned till noon on Monday as Opposition MPs protested against the police action on NEET demonstrators during the July 20 Parliament March, demanding an apology from the government.
Delhi Police's Anti Auto Theft Squad arrested an interstate bootlegger and recovered 1,600 quarter bottles of illicit liquor being transported from Haryana to Delhi. The accused was carrying liquor marked "For Sale in Haryana Only."
Delhi Police's Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) rescued two kidnapped minor girls from Bihar following an extensive interstate search. The operation involved technical surveillance, CCTV analysis and coordination with Bihar Police, taking the unit's recovery tally to 46 missing persons this year.
Delhi Police have arrested two men in connection with a mobile phone snatching case in East Delhi's Mandawali. Three stolen mobile phones and a stolen motorcycle used in the crime were recovered, while police continue to investigate their involvement in other offences.
New Delhi: Delhi Police have cracked the sensational murder of a 40-year-old cab driver within 24 hours of the crime, arresting two accused and detaining a juvenile, while identifying a fourth suspect who remains absconding. The police have also recovered the alleged murder weapon, blood-stained clothes, the victim’s vehicle and other crucial evidence linked to the.
New Delhi: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Saturday urged the Delhi Police to immediately stop what it described as the “unlawful detaining and intimidation” of citizens attempting to reach Jantar Mantar, and called on the force to refrain from creating an atmosphere of “fear and siege” around the protest site and stopping food and.
Liquor shops across Delhi will close by 8 PM over the weekend amid ongoing CJP protests. Authorities have taken the step as a precautionary measure to maintain public order.
Delhi Police has identified more than 2,500 people with criminal antecedents through the Facial Recognition System (FRS) deployed at Jantar Mantar, while registering 15 FIRs in connection with the ongoing protests.
Delhi Police has blocked around 480 Pakistan-based social media handles allegedly involved in spreading fake news and misleading content during ongoing student protests, urging students to verify information before sharing online.