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Time of India
16 hours ago
- Time of India
2 Bangladeshi women held for illegal stay
Pune: The Ambegaon police on Thursday arrested two Bangladeshi sisters, aged 30 and 38, for residing illegally in India. Along with them, the police also arrested the husband of one of the women, who allegedly assisted them in acquiring forged documents, including Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and Voter ID cards, from Bihar. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The man hails from Nalanda district in Bihar. The arrests were carried out by a team from the Ambegaon police station, led by Senior Police Inspector Sharad Zine. The officer said that a special branch of the Pune police was alerted by their counterpart in Hyderabad about a woman from Ambegaon who frequently visited Bangladesh. The police found that the woman obtained an Indian passport in July 2022. "We found that the woman was not staying at that address. We traced the woman to another address. We also found one more woman and a man in that flat. The woman told us that she is an Indian national and showed us her Aadhaar card and PAN card. Another woman, aged 38, also showed us her documents and told us that the man is her husband," the officer said. He said that when the police team carried out searches in the flat, they found a Bangladeshi passport belonging to the 38-year-old woman. "Both the women were sisters," he said. The officer said that investigations revealed that the 30-year-old woman came to India in 2018, and her sister came to India in 2004. Both sisters were involved in prostitution. "The elder sister married a man from the Nalanda district in Bihar. The latter helped the sisters obtain Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and Voter IDs by submitting fake documents," the officer said. He said that the younger sister obtained the Indian passport and frequently travelled to Bangladesh and other countries. "We have arrested the Bangladeshi women for staying illegally and the man for helping them obtain the documents," he said.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Time of India
Teacher ends life, husband & in-laws held
Pune: The Ambegaon police arrested a 31-year-old kindergarten teacher's husband (35), his mother and his sister on charges of abetting the teacher's death by suicide. As of now, all the arrested three are lodged in the Yerawada jail under judicial custody following the end of their initial custodial remand, senior inspector Sharad Zine of Ambegaon police said. The woman, along with her six-year-old son, jumped off the terrace of their five-storied building in a society at Ambegaon Pathar, where the couple had rented a flat, resulting in the death of both on June 18. A note purportedly written by the deceased teacher, using a lipstick, blamed the sister-in-law for harassment, police said. Zine told TOI, "We arrested the husband and the two in-laws based on a complaint lodged by the victim's brother (24) from Khamgaon in Buldhana alleging that his sister was being subjected to physical and mental torture ever since her marriage in 2018. Her husband works with a bank." Zine cited the complaint and said, "The victim's mother-in-law and sister-in-law would frequently harass her over various domestic issues, like cooking, dressing, and others and would pass objectionable comments on her. They also harassed her for Rs 50,000. She then decided to shift to Pune so that she could avoid harassment by her in-laws. However, the mother-in-law and sister-in-law would visit the couple at regular intervals and continued with their harassment. Driven to despair, the woman decided to end her life along with that of her son's." Police have registered a case for offences punishable under sections 108 (abetment of suicide), 351 (criminal intimidation), 352 (intentional insult), and 115 (voluntarily causing hurt) of BNS.
Time of India
16-06-2025
- Time of India
Woman duped of 7L over fake online traffic challan
1 2 3 Pune: A woman (33) from Ambegaon Pathar lodged a complaint with the police on Sunday, stating that online fraudsters cheated her of Rs 7 lakh on May 21 by siphoning off money from her bank account through a fake online traffic challan. The Ambegaon police reported that the woman owned a scooter and thought she might have breached a traffic rule. The victim, who works as clerical staff with a private company, opened the message embedded with a link. The fraudsters sent the message with the title 'RTO Traffic Challan', mentioning a fine of Rs 500. Senior inspector Sharad Zine of Ambegaon police told TOI, "The woman ended up downloading remote access software. Unknowingly, she also filled out a form with her personal and banking details as the software prompted her to do so. She just followed all the steps as directed by the software." "Once she filled out the form and unknowingly shared the PIN of the software online, the suspects took control of her phone and siphoned off money from her bank account using the details she filled in the form. The money went to six different bank accounts. 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 The woman did not receive any messages when the suspects siphoned off the money from her bank account as the suspects had control of her mobile phone. The suspects released control of her mobile phone after two days, and then the woman checked her bank account online and realised the scam," he said. This is the second such case in the city. Earlier, on May 27, a third-year architecture degree course student (22) from a prominent college in Karvenagar lost Rs 2.02 lakh to cyber crooks between May 17 and 18 after she received a bogus traffic challan message embedded with a link to remote access software. Her friend received an "RTO challan" of Rs 2,000 for a traffic rule violation on May 17. The challan did not open on the phone of the victim's friend. She then forwarded it to the victim, who used the two-wheeler on May 16. The student thought she might have breached a traffic rule while driving the scooter, clicked on the embedded link, and ended up losing Rs 2.02 lakhs.
Time of India
14-06-2025
- Time of India
Cops arrest six Bangladeshis for illegal stay
1 2 3 Pune: The Ambegaon police on Friday arrested two women – aged 27 and 30 – for illegally staying in India in a Katraj flat for the last two months. Senior inspector Sharad Zine of Ambegaon police told TOI that the women were from Khulna in Bangladesh and shifted to a flat illegally without any valid immigration documents or passport. They crossed the border two months ago and are unemployed. Zine said, "On May 17, we arrested a man (33), also from Khulna in Bangladesh, and two women from a flat in Katraj. The two women were residents of Norail in Bangladesh. The two women we arrested on June 13 (Friday) were staying in an adjacent flat at the time. When we were executing the raid on May 17, these two women attempted to flee from their flat by jumping off their balconies and got their legs fractured in the attempt. " "Following this, they were moved to the Sassoon General Hospital for treatment. They were discharged on Thursday and then we registered a fresh case against these two women," he said. "The two women were taken to Pune by the man. He helped them cross the border and promised them odd jobs in India," he said. In another such action, the Military Intelligence officers, along with the Kondhwa Police, arrested four young men, all from Bangladesh, from a labour camp in Kondhwa on Friday. The four men came to Pune from Kolkata after crossing the India-Bangladesh border illegally about two months ago. They were staying illegally in India for the past four months. Police said they had forged and fabricated Aadhaar and PAN cards. Apart from these IDs, they were found using cellphones. All the ID cards and their phones were seized for further investigation. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
