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Northeast Delhi riots larger conspiracy case: HC dismisses Delhi Police’s appeal against bail granted to Ishrat Jahan | Delhi News

Northeast Delhi riots larger conspiracy case: HC dismisses Delhi Police’s appeal against bail granted to Ishrat Jahan | Delhi News

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2 min readNew DelhiApr 25, 2026 08:32 AM IST The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed the Delhi Police’s appeal against the bail granted to former Congress councillor Ishrat Jahan in the larger conspiracy case linked to the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots. A practising advocate, Ishrat Jahan was the first person to be granted bail in this case, by a trial court, after spending two years in jail in the Delhi riots Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case in March 2022. A division bench of Justices Navin Chawla and Ravinder Dudeja on Friday dismissed the appeal against the trial court’s order, noting that it was not inclined to interfere with the order. More than four years have passed since the bail was granted and there are no allegations that Jahan has violated her bail conditions in any manner, the High Court also noted. In 2024, the trial court modified Jahan’s bail conditions, allowing her to travel all over India without prior permission of the court. The court, in 2022, had granted her bail on the …

Over 1,200 youth receive employment offers during Gadchiroli Police`s job fair

Over 1,200 youth receive employment offers during Gadchiroli Police`s job fair

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Over 1,200 youths received employment offers during a special job fair organised by the Gadchiroli Police in Maharashtra under `Project Udaan` on April 16, 2026, officials said. They said that the aim was to provide employment opportunities to the youth in remote areas of once Maoist-hit Gadchiroli. The event was held at Shaheed Pandu Alam Hall in the police headquarters and aimed at supporting educated young men and women from rural and tribal regions, an official statement said on Thursday. “A total of 1,278 candidates received job offers from 38 reputed companies. These included firms such as Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, Flipkart and DMart.Selected candidates were offered annual salary packages ranging from Rs 1.8 lakh to Rs 3.6 lakh,” it said. Strong participation from youth Huge crowds of youths turned up for the special initiative, officials said. Pic/Gadchiroli Police More than 4,000 unemployed youth registered for the event, out of which around 2,400 attended the fair in person. Many participants came from remote and difficult-to-access areas, the statement said. The special initiative was aimed …

UP Police responds to Delhi Police’s humorous ‘missing balls’ post after India’s T20 World Cup win: ‘This is Bumrah’

UP Police responds to Delhi Police’s humorous ‘missing balls’ post after India’s T20 World Cup win: ‘This is Bumrah’

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During the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final in Ahmedabad, Delhi, UP and Ahmedabad police had a playful exchange, joking about “missing ball complaints” from New Zealand. Fans celebrated as India also became the first side to lift the trophy on home soil, claiming their third T20 World Cup title. (PTI) Delhi Police kicked things off during the match on X (formerly Twitter), tagging Ahmedabad Police captioning, “Dear Ahmedabad Police. You may get ball disappearance complaints from Kiwis (New Zealand). No need to take it seriously. It’s our batsmen sending them to the stands,” they wrote. Replying to the humorous post, Ahmedabad Police commented: “Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The matter has been reported to the Higher Police officials.” Humour and T20 glory: The humour didn’t stop there. After India’s commanding win, UP police shared a playful update, joking that while the earlier “complaint” was about a missing ball, the new “complaint” was that the entire New Zealand batting lineup had gone missing, adding that this was clearly not a law and …

Odisha police’s final push to bring CPI (Maoist) insurgency to end

Odisha police’s final push to bring CPI (Maoist) insurgency to end

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Security forces in Odisha have intensified their final push to either eliminate the remaining cadres or compel their surrender, launching a hot pursuit of Sukru alias Krishna, a State Committee Member who is leading the last small group of CPI (Maoist) operatives in the State. For the past three days, security forces, including the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the Odisha Police, have been combing the Kandhamal district following actionable intelligence on Sukru’s presence. “Sukru, who carries a bounty of ₹65 lakh on his head, has grown increasingly desperate to keep his flock together amid mounting pressure on cadres to surrender. In fact, more than 50 cadres, including State Committee Members, have laid down their arms since November last year,” said a senior police officer. Recently, deputy platoon commander Jagesh and party member Ratna were killed in an exchange of fire with security forces in Kandhamal. Cadres who have surrendered have also revealed details about the organisational weaknesses of the CPI (Maoist). Acting on their specific inputs, security forces recovered the body of Anwesh, Sukru’s …

‘Book Not Published’: MM Naravane’s Memoir Publisher Reacts After Delhi Police’s FIR | India News

‘Book Not Published’: MM Naravane’s Memoir Publisher Reacts After Delhi Police’s FIR | India News

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Last Updated:February 09, 2026, 23:22 IST Penguin Random House India clarified that Four Stars of Destiny by General Manoj Mukund Naravane has not been published. A printed copy of the unpublished book by former Indian Army chief Gen MM Naravane held up in the Parliament complex | Image: X Penguin Random House India on Monday issued a statement clarifying that the memoir of former Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane, ‘Four Stars of Destiny‘, has not been published, following a Delhi Police FIR over the alleged circulation of the book online. The publisher said it holds the sole publishing rights for the memoir and stressed that no copies—printed, digital, or otherwise—have been released to the public. “We wish to make it clear that the book has not gone into publication. No copies of the book – in print or digital form – have been published, distributed, sold, or otherwise made available to the public by Penguin Random House India,” the statement said. It added, “Any copies of the book currently in circulation, in whole …

Inside Delhi Police’s plan to dismantle crime syndicates led by Goldy Brar, Arsh Dalla and others

Inside Delhi Police’s plan to dismantle crime syndicates led by Goldy Brar, Arsh Dalla and others

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3 min readDelhiUpdated: Jan 30, 2026 10:28 AM IST The Delhi Police’s Special Cell informed Commissioner Satish Golchha that 25 gangs are currently active across the city, prompting a sweeping crackdown order against gangsters, their networks, and financiers in a bid to dismantle organised crime gangs operating in the Capital. In a recent crime review meeting held at the Delhi Police headquarters on the modus operandi of these gangs, Additional Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwaha gave a detailed presentation informing that a dedicated officer of the Crime Branch Special Cell has been deputed to track each identified gangster, officers said. A source said the 25 syndicates are led by Rohit Godara-Goldy Brar, Kapil Sangwan alias Nandu, Aarzoo-Anmol Bishnoi-Harry Boxer, Manjit Mahal-Ashok Pradhan, Himanshu Bhau, Neeraj Bawana-Naveen Bali, Hashim Baba, Kaushal Chaudhary, Dinesh Karala-Deepak Titar, Monu Gujjar-Shamsher Singh Shera, Tillu Tajpuria, Gurjant Janta, Irfan alias Chhenu, Jitender Gogi, Kala Rana-Noni Rana, Lucky Patiyal, Neeraj Faridpuria, Sunil Sardhania, Saddam Gauri, Happy Passia, Arshdeep Singh Gill alias Arsh Dalla, Sandeep alias Kala Jatheri, Venkat Garg …

National Herald Case: ED May Await Delhi Police’s Chargesheet Before Fresh Action Against Gandhis | India News

National Herald Case: ED May Await Delhi Police’s Chargesheet Before Fresh Action Against Gandhis | India News

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Last Updated:December 16, 2025, 12:24 IST National Herald Case: A Delhi court on Tuesday refused to take note of the ED’s money laundering case against Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others Rahul and Sonia Gandhi. (PTI File) Amid the Delhi court relief for Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case, the Enforcement Directorate’s investigation team is likely to wait for the Delhi Police to complete its Economic Offences Wing (EOW) probe before moving ahead with a fresh prosecution complaint, said ED sources. The court on Tuesday refused to take note of the ED’s money laundering case against Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and six others in the National Herald case. The court, however, said the central agency could continue its probe in the matter. The Delhi court also ruled that Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and several others are not entitled to be given a copy of the First Information Report (FIR) registered against them by the Delhi Police in connection with the case. “Nothing in the law prevents the ED from …

Under Panchkula police’s ‘Operation Clean Up’, 89 arrested, including ‘most wanted’ criminals | Chandigarh News

Under Panchkula police’s ‘Operation Clean Up’, 89 arrested, including ‘most wanted’ criminals | Chandigarh News

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Panchkula police has said that under its Operation Clean Up, it has arrested 89 accused in 64 separate cases, including several notorious and “most wanted” offenders. Police officials said the coordinated action not only led to key arrests but also helped prevent several potential crimes through timely intervention. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime) Manpreet Singh Sudan said that the ACP Crime, along with in-charges of all crime units and their teams, maintained continuous field presence and focused on curbing theft, vehicle lifting, illegal liquor supply, snatching, robbery, dacoity, arms trafficking and narcotics. He added that officers often faced direct resistance from criminals but acted with courage and restraint to overpower them. During the month-long drive, police recovered a significant haul of illegal arms, including five country-made pistols, four other pistols, one revolver, sixteen live cartridges and a knife. These weapons were intended for use in planned criminal activities, many of which were thwarted due to heightened vigilance, a police official said. The operation also resulted in major drug seizures, with police recovering 988 grams of …

Delhi Red Fort blast: Police`s initial probe suspect this as a `fidayeen attack`

Delhi Red Fort blast: Police`s initial probe suspect this as a `fidayeen attack`

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Investigating the Red Fort bomb blast, the Delhi Police`s initial investigation indicates that the high-intensity explosion may have been a fidayeen (suicide) attack, said sources within the Delhi Police on Tuesday. The sources asserted that, according to early findings, investigation agencies believe the suspect intended to carry out an explosion. As soon as the suspect learnt that a Faridabad module had been busted, he reportedly shifted to planning a fidayeen-style operation, apparently to maximise casualties and avoid capture by police, reported ANI.  The agencies and police officials are also probing if the actual target of the attack was at another location since the car was moving slowly. As per the reports, they are looking at all possible angles, including. Considering the fact that Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana Police had jointly recovered 360 kg of explosive material and ammunition from Haryana`s Faridabad and apprehended two persons on Monday, Dr Muzammil and Aadil Rather were arrested in the matter. The agencies are currently investigating the matter and are working to uncover the full intent behind the …

Rajasthan Police’s Uno Reverse For ‘Looting Bride’ Who Cheated 25 Grooms

Rajasthan Police’s Uno Reverse For ‘Looting Bride’ Who Cheated 25 Grooms

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Jaipur: Anuradha Paswan, known as ‘looting bride’ or ‘looteri Dulhan’, has been arrested for cheating 25 innocent grooms and fleeing with jewellery and cash worth lakhs. She would pick a new name, a new city, and a new identity to trick men into fake marriages, play the ideal bride and perfect daughter-in-law game before running away with jewellery and cash. Sawai Madhopur Police played an uno reverse card on Ms Paswan and tricked her into a fake marriage, leading to her arrest. The Pretty-Poor Bride Next Door She is alone. She is poor. She is helpless. She has an unemployed brother. She wants to get married, but financial constraints prevent her from starting a new chapter in her life. She is Anuradha Paswan, 32, pretending to be the pretty-poor bride next door. But she is the leader of a fake marriage gang, known for cheating people of their trust and money. Ms Paswan’s gang members take her pictures and profile to prospective grooms, pitching for an ideal match. The matchmaker, originally a gang member, charges …