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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Property company staff flees with Rs 55 lakh instead of delivering to client, held
New Delhi: A 27-year-old property company staff was arrested after he allegedly fled with Rs 55 lakh that were meant to be delivered to a client on behalf of his employer in northwest Delhi's Keshav Puram. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now A property businessman had filed a complaint with police on July 27, alleging that one of his staff had fled with Rs 55 lakh that he was supposed to deliver to a client regarding the sale and purchase of a property. The accused, identified as Narender Sharma, a resident of Haryana, had initially informed the complainant that the client was yet to arrive at the location and then switched off his phone. The incident happened on July 24. An FIR was registered under sections 316 (criminal breach of trust) and 317 (stolen property) of BNS at Keshav Puram police station. DCP (northwest) Bhisham Singh said, "CCTV footage was analysed and search operations were launched across Delhi, Haryana, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. The location of the accused was traced in Delhi, from where he was apprehended and the entire stolen cash was recovered from his possession." The accused told the cops that he had been observing the financial transactions handled at the office and after gaining the trust of his employer, decided to execute the theft when he was given the responsibility to deliver a large sum of money. The accused had previously worked with the complainant from 2020 to 2023 before joining again in 2025, when he allegedly planned the theft.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
2 Manipur youths stabbed in Delhi: Brawl at water shop sparks 4am assault; 3 held, 1 absconding
NEW DELHI: Two men and a minor were apprehended for allegedly stabbing two youths from Manipur in northwest Delhi's Model Town. The incident occurred after the victims objected to being pushed and verbally abused by the suspects at a shop. Police have started an investigation after the two were taken to the hospital. The victims are residents of Model Town area. Police said the incident took place on July 31. One of the victims told officers that he was preparing for competitive examinations and was out for a walk with his friend on the day of the incident. Around 4 am, they arrived at a shop to get cold water. "In the meantime, three or four boys, aged about 18-22, arrived at the same shop on two motorcycles without helmets," the complainant told the police. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi 2 youths stabbed: Cops looking for 4th suspect We were at the counter, and the boys had difficulty entering the shop. They started pushing us and using abusive language. They also pushed us to get aside, but we objected to their actions," the complainant who was stabbed told police. Suddenly, one of the men manhandled them and stabbed the complainant on the right side of his abdomen with a knife, while another attacked his friend's abdomen. After inflicting injuries on both of them, the attackers fled on their motorcycles. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You To Read in 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo One of the victims' friends, who was also present, took them to hospital. A case was registered under sections 109(1) (attempted murder) and 3(5) (common intention) of BNS at Model Town police station. DCP (Northwest) Bhisham Singh formed a team under SHO (Model Town) Ashok Giri to apprehend the accused. "The team examined the victims in detail, and CCTV footage from all surrounding establishments was collected and analysed to trace the movements and possible escape routes of the suspects after attacking the two youths," police said. Acting on intelligence from local sources and a detailed analysis of call detail records (CDRs), police conducted a raid at multiple locations. The operation led to the arrests of Krishna and Krishna Kashyap. A 13-year-old boy was also apprehended in the case. During their interrogation, the suspects confessed to their roles in the stabbing. Based on their statements, police were able to recover the blood-stained knife used in the crime. Police said that efforts are under way to verify the identity of a fourth assailant and apprehend him as soon as possible.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Delhi: Mob stabs two students in Vijay Nagar, three arrested
Police said on Sunday they have arrested two men and apprehended a minor for allegedly stabbing two students during an altercation at a grocery shop in northwest Delhi's Vijay Nagar early on Thursday. A fourth suspect is absconding, officials said on Sunday. A fourth suspect is absconding, officials said on Sunday. (Representational image) The victims, aged 26 and 28 years and hailing from Manipur, were reportedly preparing for competitive examinations and had gone to a local shop around 4am to buy a water can and groceries. According to the FIR, the altercation began after a group of three to four young men — aged between 18 and 22 — arrived on two motorcycles without helmets and allegedly tried to push past the students at the shop counter. 'They used abusive language and tried to shove us aside. When we objected, one of them stabbed me in the abdomen and another attacked my friend on his left buttock with a knife,' one of the victims stated in the FIR. 'They fled on motorcycles after the assault. The attack seemed deliberate and carried out with the intent to kill,' the FIR added. Deputy commissioner of police (Northwest) Bhisham Singh said the case was treated as sensitive, and special teams were deployed to track down the suspects. 'CCTV footage from nearby shops was analysed, and call detail records (CDRs) of suspected individuals were examined. Based on local intelligence and CDR analysis, a coordinated raid was conducted, leading to the arrest of three accused,' Singh said. The arrested have been identified as Krishna Babu, Krishna Kashyap, and a minor. The fourth suspect is still on the run, and efforts are on to nab him. During interrogation, police said the trio confessed to the assault, claiming it began after one of the students allegedly punched their friend. The knife used in the attack has also been recovered, officials said. While both victims are from Manipur, investigators have said there is no indication of it being a hate crime so far. 'It appears to be a dispute that escalated violently rather than a hate crime,' a police officer said, adding that a detailed investigation is underway to determine the exact sequence of events.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Hindustan Times
28-yr-old held for stalking, blackmailing woman: Police
A 28-year-old man from Uttar Pradesh was arrested on Saturday for allegedly stalking, blackmailing, and threatening to circulate private photographs and videos of his 20-year-old relative, police said on Sunday. 28-yr-old held for stalking, blackmailing woman: Police The accused, police said, had been allegedly pressuring the woman to continue their relationship and fulfil sexual demands by threatening to make her personal content public. The case came to light after the victim's 19-year-old brother lodged a complaint with the Cyber Police Station of northwest Delhi on July 25, said deputy commissioner of police (northwest) Bhisham Singh. The complaint alleged that a relative from Bulandshahr had sent him sexually explicit images and videos of his sister on Instagram. According to the police, the families of both the victim and the accused had learned about their relationship about one-and-a-half years ago and objected to it. The woman subsequently ended the relationship and cut off the accused. However, he continued harassing her. When his attempts failed, the accused escalated his threats by sending the explicit content to the victim's brother via Instagram using the 'View Once' feature, which typically makes media disappear after being viewed once. However, the brother recorded the objectionable content on his mother's mobile phone and presented it as evidence. DCP Singh said that based on the complaint, an FIR was registered on July 27 under Section 67A of the Information Technology Act (for publishing or transmitting sexually explicit material in electronic form). Police arrested the accused on Saturday and seized the mobile phone used in the crime.
Scroll.in
02-07-2025
- Politics
- Scroll.in
8 detained in Delhi as ‘illegal' migrants after opting for India in 2015 enclave exchange, released
Eight residents of West Bengal's Cooch Behar district, who were detained in Delhi on the suspicion of being 'illegal' Bangladesh migrants, were released on Tuesday. They were members of families who had relocated to India in the 2015 enclave exchange between India and Bangladesh. All eight were detained by the police on Monday from a brick kiln in Haryana during a drive against undocumented migrants, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest Delhi) Bhisham Singh told The Indian Express. They were released on Tuesday, their family members told Scroll. The release came after the eight migrants produced their resident cards issued by the West Bengal government and other relevant documents, Singh added. Those who were detained were identified as Samsul Haque and his brother Rejaul Haque, Muhammad Rayhan Haque, Muhammad Rabiul Haque, and his wife Rashida Begum, the newspaper reported. Rabiul's three children were also detained. Their family members told The Indian Express that all eight are from Dashiar Chhara, a former Indian enclave in Bangladesh. They had moved to an apartment complex in Cooch Behar's Dinhata area made exclusively for enclave dwellers who had come to India after the exchange in 2015. Their release came the police in Cooch Behar district police contacted their counterparts in Delhi. Samirul Islam, chairperson of the West Bengal migrant welfare board, claimed that such detentions were happening daily to migrants from the state. He alleged that police in Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled states and in Delhi do not bother to inform the state government about such cases. 'We, on our own, have made verifications and sent them the requisite documents,' The Indian Express quoted Islam, also a Trinamool Congress MP, as having said. 'In this case, the district administration got in touch with the Delhi Police authorities.' He added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had welcomed the families to India after the enclave and exclave exchange in 2015. 'Now they are being detained as illegal Bangladeshi citizens,' he was quoted as saying. 'And that too in the national capital.' The exchange of enclaves and exclaves took place on August 1, 2015. Under this agreement, 111 Indian enclaves covering 17,160 acres inside Bangladesh were transferred to Bangladesh, while 51 Bangladeshi enclaves occupying 7,110 acres in India became part of India. The residents of these enclaves were given the option of accepting citizenship of either country. At least 921 residents opted to move to the Indian side. The incident came as Indian authorities have been pursuing a policy to force individuals claimed to be undocumented migrants into Bangladesh. In June, four men from West Bengal, who were forced into Bangladesh on allegations of being undocumented migrants, were brought back. India has pushed back more than 2,000 persons into Bangladesh since the country launched ' Operation Sindoor ', a military operation in May against terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The legality of the 'push back' policy has been debated in India and internationally. Experts have told Scroll that the policy violated India's obligations under international law and customary international law.
