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Hans India
a day ago
- Hans India
Phones snatched in Delhi smuggled to Bangladesh via West Bengal; 6 arrested
New Delhi: Six people, comprising a Delhi-based snatcher, a courier employee and receivers in West Bengal, who smuggled stolen phones to Bangladesh, were arrested after police busted a mobile phone theft ring, an official said on Monday. The case came to light following a series of early morning snatching incidents reported on June 25 from Preet Vihar, Mandawli and Patparganj Industrial Area, he said. 'The breakthrough came on July 6 with the arrest of Salman (37), who was identified through extensive CCTV analysis as the scooty-borne snatcher,' Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Abhishek Dhania said and added that the vehicle used in the crimes had been recovered. During interrogation, Salman revealed he used to hand over the stolen phones to Shafi Ahmad alias Teepu (33), who then passed them on to a courier employee, Bhupendra (34), working in Noida. Bhupendra, who also has been arrested, admitted to sending stolen mobile phones to West Bengal's Malda district in exchange for commission, the officer added. In Malda, the receivers were identified as Md Rehman Sekh (35) and Emarul Kayues (36). Police teams were dispatched to West Bengal, where Sekh was arrested on July 11, and seven stolen phones were rec overed from him. 'He admitted to handing over the stolen phones to Kayues, who confessed to smuggling the devices into Bangladesh,' the DCP said and added that another 20 stolen phones were recovered on the information Kayues provided. The accused were produced before a local court in Malda, and their transit remand was secured for further investigation in Delhi. Police also found that Salman's wife, Gulbahar (37), had allegedly received proceeds from the illegal mobile phone trade into her bank account, attracting further legal action. Nine cases of mobile snatching have so far been solved through this operation. The syndicate's financial channels are being scrutinised, and action under Section 112 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (organised crime) has been invoked, police added.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Cops bust snatching syndicate; 6 arrested
New Delhi: Delhi Police has busted an inter-state mobile phone snatching and smuggling racket, arresting six individuals—including a snatcher, a receiver, a courier company employee, two West Bengal-based smugglers, and the snatcher's wife. The racket came to light on June 25 following a spate of mobile phone snatchings in east Delhi's Preet Vihar, Mandawali, and Patparganj Industrial Area. "The anti-narcotics squad reviewed over 400 CCTV clips and identified Salman (37), a habitual offender from New Usmanpur. He was arrested along with the scooty used in at least six reported snatching cases," said DCP (East) Abhishek Dhania. During interrogation, Salman revealed that he would hand over the stolen phones to Shafi Ahmad alias Teepu, who in turn routed them through Bhupendra, an employee at a courier company. Bhupendra confessed to sending the devices to Malda, West Bengal, in exchange for a commission. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi A police team then travelled to Malda and apprehended two more suspects—Mohammad Rehman Sekh (35) and Emarul Kayues (36)—who admitted to smuggling the stolen phones into Bangladesh. Police recovered 27 stolen mobile phones from their possession. The financial trail led investigators to Salman's wife, Gulbahar (37), who was found receiving payments from the illegal phone transactions into her bank account. tnn
Time of India
7 days ago
- Time of India
After man dies by suicide, Haldwani homestay owner dumps body to avoid legal trouble
Rudrapur: Two days after an unidentified body was found in Tanda forest, Udham Singh Nagar district, police on Wednesday said a homestay owner from Haldwani admitted to dumping the body after the man died by suicide within the facility. Pantnagar police had discovered the body on Monday between the Forest Ranger Office and Sanjay Van on the Rudrapur-Nainital highway. Investigators initially suspected murder due to injury marks on the corpse. US Nagar SSP Manikant Mishra visited the site and ordered a prompt investigation in the matter after which an FIR was registered at Pantnagar police station under BNS sections 103 (murder) and 238 (causing disappearance of evidence of offence) and the body sent for an autopsy. On Wednesday, the deceased was identified as Bhupendra Singh Chufal, 30, resident of Murti Napad in Pithoragarh. Police found that Bhupendra had died by suicide on Sunday by hanging himself inside a homestay facility in Haldwani, Nainital. The homestay owner, Amandeep Singh, resident of Haldwani's Kaladhungi Road, confessed to police that he dumped Bhupendra's body in the forest fearing legal trouble. He added that he removed Bhupendra's details from the homestay register. "Legal action has been initiated against Amandeep and further investigation is underway to uncover all aspects of the incident," said the SSP.
Time of India
19-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
19yo runner suffers cardiac arrest on track, dies
Nainital: A 19-year-old seasoned long-distance runner died of a cardiac arrest while preparing for a marathon along Bhowali Road in Nainital district around 5:30 am on Wednesday. Bhupendra Devli's friend Vivek, 20, said as they increased their pace near Kailakhan area, Bhupendra collapsed face-first. Vivek took an unconscious Bhupendra on a roadways bus to Tallital and then arranged for a car to take him to B D Pandey Hospital in Mallital. However, Bhupendra was declared dead on arrival. Tallital SHO Ramesh Bora said, "We have handed over the body to Bhupendra's family after post-mortem. Initial reports suggest Bhupendra suffered a massive cardiac arrest, which proved fatal due to delayed medical intervention." Bhupendra, who was pursuing an MCA degree at Pal College in Haldwani, often participated in local marathons and was known among peers for his dedication to long-distance running. He is survived by his parents and two siblings. His father Nandan Singh Devli works with the state forest department. Recently, incidents of young people experiencing sudden cardiac arrest have surfaced in Uttarakhand. In Almora's Dhaulchhina, 23-year-old Kamla experienced severe chest pain and collapsed after returning from gathering fodder and died on the way to hospital on Tuesday. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch xu hướng AUD/USD? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo
Hindustan Times
20-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Noida: 4 arrested for extorting people met via dating app
Four men were arrested in Dadri, Greater Noida on Monday for allegedly extorting money from people after meeting them through a dating application, police said. The accused were identified as Daksh aka Kaptan, 22, Bhupendra (single name), 23, Jai Raghav, 23, and Honey (single name), 21. 'On May 17, we received a complaint from a 26-year-old man who said that he met a man through a dating application. After a brief conversation, the accused came to meet the complainant near a housing society in Knowledge Park 2. The accused picked up the victim in his car. After driving a few metres, three men entered the car on the pretext of lift,' said a police officer requesting anonymity. 'The accused overpowered the victim at gunpoint and forced him to transfer ₹79,000 to them at a shop in Greater Noida. Later, they took him to another shop and forced him to transfer another ₹24,500. Then they left the victim while threatening him with dire consequences, and also said they would reveal his identity to the public if he dared to approach the police,' said additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP) (Greater Noida) Sudhir Kumar. Based on the victim's complaint, a case under Section 309(4) (robbery) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita was registered, and teams were formed to catch the accused. 'With the help of electronic surveillance, the accused were arrested on Monday. During the investigation, it was revealed that they also duped a Hapur-based man of ₹25,000 and a gold chain. We are checking their previous crime records,' the officer added. Police recovered a mobile phone costing ₹79,000, and an illegal country-made pistol from their possession. Further investigation is underway, police added.
