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App trap: Ghaziabad woman takes Rs 3k loan, gets threats to pay double the amount
App trap: Ghaziabad woman takes Rs 3k loan, gets threats to pay double the amount

Time of India

time30-05-2025

  • Time of India

App trap: Ghaziabad woman takes Rs 3k loan, gets threats to pay double the amount

Ghaziabad: An Indirapuram resident has filed a complaint against an unidentified person for harassment regarding loan repayment. The woman, who borrowed Rs 3,000 through a mobile application, said she received threats demanding double the borrowed amount. She alleged that the accused not just harassed her but also gave threats to her one-year-old daughter and husband. The woman reportedly enquired about a loan on the internet and applied for a Rs 3,000 loan from 'Credit Insights' app on May 19, following which her account was credited with Rs 3,210 from three unknown accounts—two from Punjab and one from Nainital. In her FIR, she stated that she did not need the money then and wanted to return it, but the app had no such option. A few days later, on May 24, she received a call demanding Rs 5,200. She cut the call, stating she would pay the amount. However, the person soon began sending her abusive messages, details of her call logs, and threatened her that he would contact her knowns, if she did not send the money. The woman blocked him soon after. However, things got out of hand when she started receiving WhatsApp messages from unknown numbers, with morphed obscene photos of her and her one-year-old daughter. Abhishek Srivastava, ACP of Indirapuram, said an FIR was registered against an unknown person under section 351 (4) (criminal intimidation by anonymous communication) of BNS and relevant sections of IT acts.

Ghaziabad: Mob attacks shop of man accused of kidnapping woman
Ghaziabad: Mob attacks shop of man accused of kidnapping woman

Hindustan Times

time28-05-2025

  • Hindustan Times

Ghaziabad: Mob attacks shop of man accused of kidnapping woman

Ghaziabad: The Ghaziabad police on Tuesday registered a first information report (FIR) against 50-60 unidentified people for vandalising a 29-year-old man's shop late Monday evening in a locality that falls under the Indirapuram police station. According to police, the shop, a common service centre, was operated by the man whose name featured in an FIR on May 25 for alleged wrongful confinement and abduction of a 22-year-old woman. The two belong to different communities and are known to each other. 'A mob gathered in the same locality on May 26 late evening, demanding immediate action against the man and vandalised and damaged the man's shop. Police teams rushed to the spot and controlled the situation. In connection with the shop's damage, we took cognizance and registered an FIR against unidentified people. An investigation is underway,' said assistant commissioner of police (ACP) (Indirapuram circle) Abhishek Srivastava. Police said that the woman operated a beauty parlour at one of the shops hired on rent from the man, who also operated a shop nearby. On May 25, at 12.22am, the woman's father had registered an FIR, alleging that the man snatched the chain of his wife and also took away his 22-year-old daughter around 6pm on May 24. 'Within 3–4 hours of the FIR, our teams recovered the woman and also the man in Ghaziabad. She was handed over to her family and the man was arrested and sent to jail under Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita section for arrest to prevent commission of cognizable offences, and not under sections levied in the FIR lodged by the woman's father,' the ACP added. A few videos later surfacing online purportedly showed the woman claiming that she knew the man for nine years and married him three years ago. Although the police said that they recovered the woman within hours on May 25, they are yet to get her statements recorded before a magistrate. 'The videos that have surfaced hold no significance as the entire case now depends on the statements which the woman gives before a magistrate… The man will face sections of the FIR (lodged by the woman's father) if the woman gives her statements against him,' the ACP added.

Wanted in 19 cases, man arrested for multiple robberies after gunfight
Wanted in 19 cases, man arrested for multiple robberies after gunfight

Time of India

time11-05-2025

  • Time of India

Wanted in 19 cases, man arrested for multiple robberies after gunfight

Ghaziabad: A 34-year-old man, involved in 19 cases, was arrested for multiple robberies after a gunfight on Sunday. Indirapuram ACP Abhishek Srivastava said Naseeruddin, a resident of Hapur, used a to snatch chains and mobile phones in Ghaziabad, Noida and Delhi. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Naseeruddin sold stolen goods at low prices and spent the money on his personal indulgences. Naseeruddin had been absconding after being booked in several cases, including 10 in the ACP said during checking, a motorcyclist coming from the direction of the Hindon bridge was signalled to stop but he did not comply. Instead, he attempted to flee, causing the vehicle to skid and fall. When an attempt was made to arrest him, the accused suddenly turned and fired at the police team with the intent to kill."The police retaliated, resulting in Naseemuddin alias Badda being shot in the leg. Police sent him to hospital for medical treatment. The accused confessed to being involved in robbery/snatching incidents in Delhi-NCR," the ACP seized one pistol, two spent cartridges, two live cartridges, Rs 48,750, a stolen motorcycle and two looted ATM cards."The money recovered from him today is the remaining amount from a recent robbery in Delhi/Ghaziabad," the ACP April, the accused, along with one associate, had robbed a motorcycle from a man in Delhi. The CCTV footage of the incident also went viral on social media platforms.

The House of Rare launches first unified Rareism and Rare Ones store in Mumbai
The House of Rare launches first unified Rareism and Rare Ones store in Mumbai

Fashion Network

time05-05-2025

  • Business
  • Fashion Network

The House of Rare launches first unified Rareism and Rare Ones store in Mumbai

The House of Rare has launched its first unified Rareism and Rare Ones store in Mumbai, marking a key milestone in the label's retail expansion. Located on the first floor of Phoenix Market City Mall in Kurla West, the 1,350 square foot space offers contemporary fashion for women and boys under one roof. The new store aims to provide a cohesive shopping experience for mothers and their children, showcasing the brands' Spring/Summer 2025 collections across varied silhouettes, colours, and transitional styles, The House of Rare announced in a press release. Rareism focuses on womenswear, combining comfort and modern styling, while Rare Ones caters to boys aged six to sixteen with trend-driven premium apparel. 'With the opening of this unified store in Mumbai, we are bringing our Rareism and Rare Ones customers together in a thoughtfully designed space that celebrates modern Indian families,' said Rareism's chief brand officer Abhishek Srivastava in a press release. 'We see this as a pivotal step in expanding our retail footprint and giving our consumers more of what they love– style, comfort, and a shopping experience tailored for both women and young boys.' The store launch reinforces The House of Rare's strategy to create design-led fashion environments across India, according to the business. The Mumbai store is the first in a series of concept stores planned nationwide in the coming year.

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