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Hindustan Times
12-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Kapurthala: Accused wanted in toll plaza firing case injured in encounter
An accused, wanted in a recent shooting incident at the toll plaza, suffered a gunshot injury during an encounter with Kapurthala police in Dhilwan Mand area on Friday, officials said. The cops at the encounter site in Kapurthala. The accused has been identified as Ramandeep Singh alias Ramma and was injured when he tried to escape from police custody when taken for recovery of arms and ammunition. Senior superintendent of police Gaurav Toora said the injured accused is presently under medical observation at Kapurthala civil hospital after one of the bullets pierced his leg. On May 25, unidentified miscreants opened fire at employees when asked to pay tax at the Dhilwan toll plaza on the Jalandhar-Amritsar national highway. Toora said a special investigation was constituted and two of the accused, including Ramandeep Singh and Dhanwant Singh, both from Amritsar, were nabbed on July 10. 'On Friday, the police party had taken the accused Ramandeep to Dhilwan Mand for recovery of weapons but the accused tried to dodge the police and escape. Despite repeated warnings, the accused did not stop and the cops had to open fire to nab him again,' Toora said. Police said that as many as 12 cases were registered against the accused Ramandeep under various sections at multiple police stations across the state. Police have recovered three 9mm imported pistols, two .32-bore pistols, one .32-bore revolver, a .12-bore gun and a huge amount of ammunition from his possession. Two vehicles, including a Mahindra Thar and a Hyundai Verna, were also seized from the accused possession.
Hindustan Times
11-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Jalandhar: 33-year-old man killed in road accident
A 33-year-old man died in a road accident near Raipur Rasoolpur Ballan village on the Jalandhar-Pathankot national highway on Thursday. A 33-year-old man died in a road accident near Raipur Rasoolpur Ballan village on the Jalandhar-Pathankot national highway on Thursday. (HT Photo) The deceased has been identified as Harmandeep Singh of Pathankot. Police said the incident happened when his car lost control and turned turtle before hitting the electric pole on the roadside. The impact of the collision could be gauged from the fact that the victim's Hyundai Verna car completely got damaged in the mishap. He was rushed to a local private hospital where the doctors declared him brought dead.
Indian Express
23-06-2025
- Indian Express
Punjab: Special cell busts two fake centres involved in ‘scamming' foreign nationals, arrests 10
The Range Anti-Narcotics-cum-Special Operations Cell, Mohali of Punjab Police claimed to have busted two fake call centres and arrested 10 individuals allegedly involved in duping foreign nationals using fraudulent tactics. Providing details, DSP Rupinder Deep Kaur Sohi of the Special Operations Cell said the accused operated from fake call centres where they used laptops and computers to scam people abroad. Based on a tip-off, a police team led by Inspector-in-Charge of the unit raided Manchanda Tower in Phase 7, Mohali, where they discovered call centres operating on the first and third floors. On the first floor, police arrested Manmeet Singh Banwait, owner of the call centre and a resident of Sector 53, Mohali, and staff members Anmol Malhotra ( from Shivjot, Kharar), Jasneet Kaur (Kharar), Narmita (Sector 117, Mohali), Gurpreet Singh (Phase 1, Mohali), and Wagsaim Hungio (from Dimapur Sadar, Nagaland, but currently residing in Balongi). Police seized 5 laptops, 9 mobile phones, headphones, and luxury vehicles used in their operations, including a Fortuner, Honda Jazz, and Hyundai Verna. The DSP claimed the gang used email blasting (sending one mail to a large group of recipients simultaneously) via PayPal to send alerts to foreign nationals that their accounts had been hacked or used for illegal transactions. Victims were urged to call toll-free numbers. During the calls, they were falsely told that their cases were being transferred to the bank, and another person sitting in the same office would pose as a bank official offering a refund. 'The callers would convince victims to provide Apple gift cards, extract the money, and convert it into USDT or hawala transfers, eventually withdrawing the funds in cash in India,' Sohi said. On the third floor, another fake call centre was busted. Police arrested its manager Moria Nath, alias Christopher, (from Dwarka, Delhi who is currently residing in Aerocity, Mohali), along with his associates Ishwar Kumar (from Himachal Pradesh, now living in Kharar), Rinchen Vinayil (from Bhutan, currently residing in Kharar), and Dolly Kumari (from Jharkhand, now living in Kharar). Police recovered 4 CPUs, 4 headphones, and 5 mobile phones from the manager. The DSP said according to the investigation, this second team ran a fake call centre under the guise of a travel company, luring foreign nationals through a fake website advertising discounted air tickets. After establishing contact, the gang would collect victims' credit and debit card details and charge them via illegally registered payment gateways. 'They obtained customer approvals through emails and used various vendors to process the payments. The vendors deducted commissions and returned the remaining funds either into the accused's accounts or as cash in India,' Sohi added. Victims were ultimately defrauded without receiving any tickets.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- Time of India
3.5cr assets case against senior cop held in Oct for taking 3.5 lakh bribe
1 2 Navi Mumbai: Senior police inspector Satish Kadam (55) of NRI Coastal police station in Navi Mumbai, who was suspended after being arrested in a corruption case by the Mumbai Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Oct last year, has now been booked for amassing wealth disproportionate to his known sources of income. The FIR under the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered on June 9 at Ulwe police station by Mumbai ACB unit's police inspector Krushna Mekhale. Inspector Mekhale said, "The examination of Kadam's and his family's property documents and financial records revealed that he amassed wealth worth Rs 3.48 crore during his tenure from Dec 1, 2013 to Oct 9, 2024, which is 297% more than his known sources of income." Mekhale said the disproportionate assets case against Kadam is being further probed by Mumbai ACB unit's assistant commissioner of police Suresh Shirshat. Mekhale stated that following Kadam's arrest last Oct, he spent six days in police custody at ACB's Worli unit, followed by over a month in judicial custody before securing bail from the High Court. Kadam was arrested by the Mumbai ACB unit after he was allegedly caught red-handed while accepting Rs 3.5 lakh in bribes from Ajay Kumbhar to help his builder-father Mahesh Kumbhar get bail in a cheating case. Mahesh was already imprisoned at Taloja jail following a building collapse in Shahbaz village, Belapur in July last year, which resulted in three deaths and two injuries. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Memperdagangkan CFD Emas dengan salah satu spread terendah? IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Kadam had allegedly accepted Rs 14 lakh from Ajay in Sept in the building collapse caset. Later, on Oct 2 last year, when a cheating case was filed against Mahesh at the NRI Coastal police station, Kadamdemanded a Rs 5 lakh bribe in exchange for not seeking his police remand. Unwilling to pay further, Ajay approached the ACB's Worli unit which laid a trap and caught Kadam red-handed while accepting the bribe near his Ulwe residence. The ACB team searched Kadam's house and found Rs 48 lakh in cash and jewellery. Among the prooperites owned by Kadam and his family are two apartments in Orchid Heights Society, Sector 23, Ulwe, a 170 sqm plot in Sector 25, Ulwe, 245 grams of gold, a Maruti Suzuki Celerio, a Hyundai Verna, and an Audi.
News18
09-06-2025
- Automotive
- News18
Hyundai Verna To Get Facelift With New Features, Likely To Hit Market In 2026
Last Updated: The upcoming facelift model might come with an updated grille at the front, an improved headlight setup, and might carry the same side profile as the ongoing model. Ever since the Hyundai Verna was released in the Indian market, it has received an overwhelming response from customers. Amid the ongoing competition in the mid-size segment, the model is expected to undergo a major facelift. It has been reported that the updated version is likely to hit the market somewhere in 2026. Ahead of the official release, a test mule, wearing heavy camouflage running on the road. It has revealed some of the significant details, hinting at the overall style statement and key features. Expected Updates According to the spy shots, the fourth-gen model might come with an updated grille at the front, an improved headlight setup, and might carry the same side profile as the ongoing model. The customers can expect the same aggressive style statement and identical 16-inch alloy wheels. The slightly tweaked rear bumper might add an enhanced charm, making it look better as compared to current version. Interior Changes Talking about the interior highlights, the cabin might not see major changes. However, an improvement in terms of features and safety might be included to attract more customers. It will carry the same style multi-function steering wheel, featuring automatic climate control, wireless charging, front armrest, ambient lighting, and the list goes on. Under the hood, again, no change is expected. It means the upcoming model will use a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol and a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine. The former will generate a maximum output of 115 hp, the latter will churn out 160 hp. These units will be paired with a 6-speed manual transmission as standard. First Published: June 08, 2025, 09:35 IST
