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India Gazette
05-07-2025
- India Gazette
Delhi police apprehends two members of Himanshu Bhau gang during encounter in Narela
New Delhi [India], July 5 (ANI): During the early hours of Saturday, two members of the Himanshu Bhau gang were apprehended at the Narela Industrial area police station, Outer North, Delhi, after a brief exchange of fire, as per a release. The two accused, who were residents of Rohtak, Haryana, have been identified as 24-year-old Mohit Vashisht and 21-year-old Mohit Malik. During the apprehension, the accused on the bike were asked to stop, but they fired at the Police team. In self-defence, the police team also fired, and both accused sustained bullet injuries in their legs and were sent to the hospital for treatment. They were wanted in Case FIR No.234/25 under section 103 (1)/3(5) BNS (Bharatiya Nyay Samhita) r.w. 25/27 Arms Act, dated June 1, at the Shivaji Colony police station in Rohtak, Haryana. On June 6, on the instructions of Himanshu Bhau, they murdered one Anil, the paternal uncle of Ankit, who had murdered a cousin of Himanshu, Rohit alias Bajrang and his uncle, in 2022. One Pistol, one Revolver, four live cartridges, and a stolen motorcycle have been recovered from their possession. (ANI)
Time of India
30-06-2025
- Time of India
Nine booked for suicide of man, son
Palanpur: Nine people were booked and one of them arrested in connection with the suicide of a man and his son in Finchod village of Sabarkantha district's Idar taluka. On June 27, the villagers had discovered bodies of Kanaiyalal Nai and his son Jiyan and alerted the police. During investigation, the police found that Nai had circulated a note in some WhatsApp group, reportedly stating that he would be taking the drastic step. "The suicide note suggested that he was in deep financinal distress, and had borrowed money from some people. He reportedly took the extreme step taking his son along due to the harassment of moneylenders," said a senior district police official. Police arrested Feroz Ayub Memon and a hunt is on for eight others. All were booked for abetment to suicide under the Bharatiya Nyay Samhita (BNS) and Gujarat Moneylenders Act.
United News of India
06-06-2025
- United News of India
Armed with court order, Assam police attach property of cyber criminals
Guwahati, June 6 (UNI) In a significant move, the Assam Police have attached the property of cyber criminal Shariful Islam worth over a crore rupees and sent a strong message to the cyber criminals that a similar fate awaits them. Armed with an order by the Morigaon sessions court, the district and police administration of Morigaon district attached the property of Islam, a known cyber criminal who had amassed property with over crores of rupees by duping people. Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime), of Morigaon Samiran Baishya said that the police, along with the district administration, have executed the order of the Morigaon sessions court to attach the property of Islam. "It is the first such incident in Assam where the court has issued an order to attach the property of cyber criminals," Baishya said, adding that Shariful is absconding but operations are on to nab him. "There were four cases registered against him. The Bharatiya Nyay Samhita (BNS) has the provision under Section 107 that the property of criminals can be attached," he said. It may be mentioned here that Morigaon in Assam has become the "Jamtara" of Assam, with most of the cyber crimes being done by the criminals in the district. Baishya said that the police are working to nail more cyber criminals in the district, and similar action will be taken against them also. Baishya, who has been investigating the cyber crimes in the district, said that police have arrested 265 cyber criminals in the last two years from Morigaon who had been duping people of their hard-earned money. Narrating on the modus operandi, he said that the criminals like Islam procured people's PAN card and made fake Aadhar card, which were later used to dupe people. According to police records, Islam had been operating 16 bank accounts opened under different names. "We found that while the names and address of the account owners were different the photograph he used of himself. We have records that he has done transactions worth crores of rupees from these accounts," he said adding that police are now investigating other cases of cyber crimes also. UNI ANP BD
