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Time of India
01-07-2025
- Time of India
Notorious criminal Sagore jailedfor one year under MPDA Act
Chandrapur: In a significant crackdown on habitual offenders, the Chandrapur district administration has ordered the detention of notorious criminal Sangam Sambhaji Sagore under the Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act for a period of one year. The action was taken following a proposal submitted by Chandrapur police, citing his repeated involvement in criminal activities and the atmosphere of fear he created in the district. Sagore (30), a resident of Mitra Nagar near Ambedkar College, Chandrapur, has been booked in as many as 21 criminal cases across police stations in Ballarpur, Ramnagar, Padoli, and Bhadravati. His record includes armed robberies, grievous assaults, unlawful possession and use of firearms, arson, obscene verbal abuse, murder, and attempted murder. Despite multiple preventive measures taken against him in the past, Sagore continued to engage in violent and disruptive acts, posing a threat to public safety and law and order. His criminal behaviour has led to widespread panic and insecurity among the local populace. Taking cognisance of the matter, Chandrapur Superintendent of Police submitted a detailed proposal under the MPDA Act, which aims to curb the activities of slumlords, bootleggers, drug offenders, and other dangerous individuals. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Acting on the recommendation, district magistrate Vinay Gowda approved the detention of Sagore for one year. Following the order issued on Monday, Sangam Sagore has been lodged in Central Jail, Chandrapur. The authorities have termed the action as a necessary step to restore peace and prevent further criminal activities in the district. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
Time of India
11-06-2025
- Time of India
Goon Spent Year in Jail, Builds Body in Barrack, Returns Posing Bigger Threat
1 2 3 Nagpur: Sunny Gaikwad, 23-year-old unobtrusive miscreant, defied his skinny and famished demeanour but with sharp criminal mind, was jailed under the stringent Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act two years ago. Nabbed by Nagpur police, the court had convicted him to undergo term at Nashik Central Jail. But things seemingly went haywire, and Gaikwad used the opportunity to focus on his body and gain strength. Back in Nagpur after his release a year ago took many, including the police, by surprise. Gaikwad was a different person altogether — not that he had reformed — but he returned with spitefulness with his chiseled bodybuilder's body, and his cold-viciousness only to go back to return where he had left his criminal past behind, albeit with more vengeance. With his new muscular avatar, he once again unleashed his reign of terror. Gaikwad returned augured a bigger threat to the police at Kaikade Nagar where he would brandish his muscular body and turn violent at the slightest provocation. He kept the cops on their toes with his criminal activities, which included assault, snatching cash at knifepoint, extorting traders, threatening those who crossed him, and other offences. Gaikwad would demand free goods from shopkeepers at knifepoint. Residents were left desperately seeking police intervention. He was slapped with MPDA once again and sent back to prison for the second time on Tuesday. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail. Gaikwad's physical transition happened gradually during his stint in Nashik Central Jail in 2023 where focused on diet and building muscles. "Gaikwad was uncontrollable. It seemed either he would murder someone or get murdered by rivals or even by the enraged public," senior inspector Mukund Kawade said. Gaikwad already had around 17 offences registered against him under various sections. "Earlier, though he had several offences, Gaikwad was meek before his first MPDA detention in 2023. Somehow, he built his body in prison and returned stronger and more desperate, posing a greater threat," said the senior PI. Kawade stated that a strategy was formulated under the supervision of Zonal DCP Rashmitha Rao to curb Gaikwad's activities. ACP Narendra Hiware assisted in the legal process. "We registered an offence of assault as soon as a complainant approached us. Gradually, we registered more cases, which unsettled his confidence. In the meantime, we prepared strong legal records and evidence to back yet another MPDA proposal," said Kawade. "Our proposal for a fresh MPDA action against him was finalized with the help of the modus operandi branch. CP Ravinder Singal approved the proposal, which paved the way for his swift arrest. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail but will be shifted to other prisons in the state," Kawade added. Nagpur: Sunny Gaikwad, 23-year-old unobtrusive miscreant, defied his skinny and famished demeanour but with sharp criminal mind, was jailed under the stringent Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act two years ago. Nabbed by Nagpur police, the court had convicted him to undergo term at Nashik Central Jail. But things seemingly went haywire, and Gaikwad used the opportunity to focus on his body and gain strength. Back in Nagpur after his release a year ago took many, including the police, by surprise. Gaikwad was a different person altogether — not that he had reformed — but he returned with spitefulness with his chiseled bodybuilder's body, and his cold-viciousness only to go back to return where he had left his criminal past behind, albeit with more vengeance. With his new muscular avatar, he once again unleashed his reign of terror. Gaikwad returned augured a bigger threat to the police at Kaikade Nagar where he would brandish his muscular body and turn violent at the slightest provocation. He kept the cops on their toes with his criminal activities, which included assault, snatching cash at knifepoint, extorting traders, threatening those who crossed him, and other offences. Gaikwad would demand free goods from shopkeepers at knifepoint. Residents were left desperately seeking police intervention. He was slapped with MPDA once again and sent back to prison for the second time on Tuesday. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail. Gaikwad's physical transition happened gradually during his stint in Nashik Central Jail in 2023 where focused on diet and building muscles. "Gaikwad was uncontrollable. It seemed either he would murder someone or get murdered by rivals or even by the enraged public," senior inspector Mukund Kawade said. Gaikwad already had around 17 offences registered against him under various sections. "Earlier, though he had several offences, Gaikwad was meek before his first MPDA detention in 2023. Somehow, he built his body in prison and returned stronger and more desperate, posing a greater threat," said the senior PI. Kawade stated that a strategy was formulated under the supervision of Zonal DCP Rashmitha Rao to curb Gaikwad's activities. ACP Narendra Hiware assisted in the legal process. "We registered an offence of assault as soon as a complainant approached us. Gradually, we registered more cases, which unsettled his confidence. In the meantime, we prepared strong legal records and evidence to back yet another MPDA proposal," said Kawade. "Our proposal for a fresh MPDA action against him was finalized with the help of the modus operandi branch. CP Ravinder Singal approved the proposal, which paved the way for his swift arrest. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail but will be shifted to other prisons in the state," Kawade added.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- Time of India
Frail MPDA Goon Works On Body In Jail, Returns With Vengeance
Nagpur: Sunny Gaikwad, 23-year-old unobtrusive miscreant, defied his skinny and famished demeanour but with sharp criminal mind, was jailed under the stringent Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act two years ago. Nabbed by Nagpur police, the court had convicted him to undergo term at Nashik Central Jail. But things seemingly went haywire, and Gaikwad used the opportunity to focus on his body and gain strength. Back in Nagpur after his release a year ago took many, including the police, by surprise. Gaikwad was a different person altogether — not that he had reformed — but he returned with spitefulness with his chiseled bodybuilder's body, and his cold-viciousness only to go back to return where he had left his criminal past behind, albeit with more vengeance. With his new muscular avatar, he once again unleashed his reign of terror. Gaikwad returned augured a bigger threat to the police at Kaikade Nagar where he would brandish his muscular body and turn violent at the slightest provocation. He kept the cops on their toes with his criminal activities, which included assault, snatching cash at knifepoint, extorting traders, threatening those who crossed him, and other offences. Gaikwad would demand free goods from shopkeepers at knifepoint. Residents were left desperately seeking police intervention. He was slapped with MPDA once again and sent back to prison for the second time on Tuesday. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail. Gaikwad's physical transition happened gradually during his stint in Nashik Central Jail in 2023 where focused on diet and building muscles. "Gaikwad was uncontrollable. It seemed either he would murder someone or get murdered by rivals or even by the enraged public," senior inspector Mukund Kawade said. Gaikwad already had around 17 offences registered against him under various sections. "Earlier, though he had several offences, Gaikwad was meek before his first MPDA detention in 2023. Somehow, he built his body in prison and returned stronger and more desperate, posing a greater threat," said the senior PI. Kawade stated that a strategy was formulated under the supervision of Zonal DCP Rashmitha Rao to curb Gaikwad's activities. ACP Narendra Hiware assisted in the legal process. "We registered an offence of assault as soon as a complainant approached us. Gradually, we registered more cases, which unsettled his confidence. In the meantime, we prepared strong legal records and evidence to back yet another MPDA proposal," said Kawade. "Our proposal for a fresh MPDA action against him was finalized with the help of the modus operandi branch. CP Ravinder Singal approved the proposal, which paved the way for his swift arrest. He is currently lodged in Nagpur Central Jail but will be shifted to other prisons in the state," Kawade added.
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Time of India
Four habitual offenders detained under MPDA Act in Beed
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: this week invoked the Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act against four arrested individuals who are accused of serious crimes in the decision to invoke MPDA, by Beed SP Navneet Kanwat (IPS), was approved by newly appointed district collector, Vivek four offenders were identified as Tarekh Khan (28) of Majalgaon; Vishal Dhambe (24) of Vadwani; Gajanan Jadhav (38) of Ambajogai; and Ganesh Giri (23) of Beed city. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Police said all of them are accused of committing serious .The district administration passed the MPDA detention orders on May 11, following detailed proposals that were submitted by police stations and approved by SP for the accused, police said Tarekh Khan, from Phulenagar in Majalgaon, has eight cases registered against him, including attempt to murder, grievous assault, criminal intimidation, theft, and unlawful assembly. He was earlier externed under Section 56(1) of the Maharashtra Police Act and booked under Section 126 of Dhambe from Vadwani has been named in five FIRs related to assault, molestation, intimidation, gang activity, robbery and offences under the POCSO Act. He previously faced preventive action under CrPC Section 110 and was externed under Section 55 of the Maharashtra Police Gajanan Jadhav, a resident of Radi Tanda in Ambajogai taluka, was arrested multiple times for producing, storing and selling illicit liquor. Five such cases were recorded against him, and he was earlier subjected to preventive action under Section 93 of the Maharashtra Prohibition Giri, from Indraprastha Colony in Beed's Nagar Road has four criminal cases against him, including extortion, property damage, arson, communal offences, and inciting riots. He was earlier slapped with CrPC Section 110 for preventive four were under police watch for extended periods of time and despite legal action against them continued criminal activities, instilling fear among local residents, police said, adding that people were even afraid to testify against the district collector Vivek Johnson passed an order to arrest the accused, the four were produced before the local court and sent to Harsul Central Prison in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Police sources said Khan and Jadhav were arrested on May 11 while Dhambe was arrested in Pune on May 12. Giri is currently in judicial custody in sources indicated that police were also planning to use MPDA and MCOCA against those engaged in illegal sand mining, gutka trade, black marketing or inciting communal disharmony.
Time of India
26-04-2025
- Time of India
Notorious criminal Chetan Burde jailed under MPDA Act
Nagpur: In a crackdown on repeat offenders , the Nagpur Police arrested and detained Chetan Burde (22), a notorious criminal, under the Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities (MPDA) Act. Burde, a resident of street no. 14, Nandanvan slum, was involved in 20 serious crimes, including murder, attempted murder, armed robbery, assault, and illegal liquor trade. Despite multiple preventive actions, Burde continued his criminal activities, creating fear among local residents. Authorities confirmed his repeated offences were a threat to public order. Acting on directives from the commissioner of police, senior officers from Sakkardara division and south regional division proposed Burde's detention under MPDA Act . Following due process, the city police chief approved the proposal, and Burde was lodged in Nagpur Central Jail on April 22 under Section 3 of the MPDA Act.
