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IED found at Delhi's Ghazipur market, controlled explosion carried out
"An IED was recovered from a suspicious bag and a controlled explosion was carried out," a senior official confirmed to IANS. A Fire Department Official told IANS that a call was received around 10.20 a.m. regarding an unattended bag lying at the Ghazipur flower market in the city after which one fire engine was rushed to the spot. Officials said that a team of National Security Guard's bomb disposal squad and the sleuths of Delhi Police's anti-terror unit Special Cell also reached the spot to assess the situation.
Rohini Court shootout's main conspirator nabbed by Delhi Police
The Rohini Court shootout, which seemed ripped from a Bollywood potboiler, took place on September 24, 2021 in which Delhi's most wanted gangster Jitender Singh Mann alias 'Gogi' was shot dead inside a courtroom by two gangsters from the rival 'Tilu' gang, dressed in lawyers' garb. Rakesh Tajpuriya was the key conspirator and main architect in conspiring and orchestrating the killing of their fierce rival Jitender Singh as per directions of Sunil Tillu from jail.
Uphaar case: Ansals cannot take advantage of old age to avoid jail term, police tells HC
Delhi Police's counsel, advocate Dayan Krishnan also submitted that the duo had made every attempt to delay the trial in the matter during the course of hearing in the matter before a bench of Justice Subramonium Prasad. The bench posted the matter for further hearing on January 14 and said the copy of the trial court record be placed before it before the next date of hearing.
66 inmates, 48 staffers of Delhi jails test Covid positive
Director General (Prisons), Sandeep Goyal, told IANS that along with 66 inmates, 48 staff members have also contracted the virus in different jails under Delhi Prisons.
Delhi Police facing tough time as 1,000 personnel test Covid positive
A Delhi Police official said that all these police personnel are home quarantined and recovering well. The affected comprise 18 IPS officers - a Joint CP, four Additional CPs, and 13 DCPs. "As of now, no one has been hospitalised. Police Department is taking all the precautions to make sure virus doesn't spread more.
Weekend Lockdown: Delhi Police answer queries on social media
To curb further spread of Covid-19, the national capital will remain under a stringent curfew from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday. People posted several questions on Delhi Police's official Twitter handle regarding the night curfew. Though the police responded to few of them, many queries went unanswered. Responding to one of the questions posed by a Twitter user, the Delhi Police said that industries with on-site labour will run as usual, following all Covid appropriate behaviour.
B.Tech student, the creator of 'Bulli Bai' app, held from Assam
Bishnoi was held from Assam by a team of IFSO (Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations unit), Special Cell, led by DCP K.P.S. Malhotra. Bishnoi is a resident of the Jorhat village of Assam. He is a second year B.Tech, computer science student doing course from Vellore Institute of Technology, Bhopal.
Probe on in Sulli deal, Bulli bai case transferred to IFSO
Six months after this, a similar incident of harassing the women members of the minority community on social media once again came to light after a Delhi-based woman journalist lodged a complaint with the Delhi Police stating that she was being targeted by some unidentified group of people on a mobile application, this named as 'Bulli Bai', yet again created on US-based GitHub platform.
Gang selling newborn babies busted in Delhi; 2 infants rescued, 6 women held
The six women -- identified as Priya Jain, Priya, Kajal, Rekha, Shivani and Premvati -- used to procure newborn babies from the parents belonging to the poor strata of the society by offering them money, and further sold the babies to the needy for hefty sums. The cops have also identified the kingpin of the gang named Priyanka, who is yet to be nabbed.
Delhi riots case: Charges framed against gun-toting Shahrukh Pathan
A Delhi court on Thursday framed charges against Shahrukh Pathan - who was seen pointing a gun at a policeman in a viral video during violence in the capital's northeast area in February 2020 - under various offences dealing with rioting, unlawful assembly, and attempted murder. Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat also framed charges against the other four accused, Salman, Gulfam, Aatir and Osama in an FIR registered at Jafrabad police station, pertain to unlawful assembly
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