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India Today
a day ago
- Politics
- India Today
Rajasthan cleric caught 'spying', visited Pak just before Pahalgam attack
The Delhi Police has arrested a cleric in Rajasthan on charges of allegedly spying for Pakistan, who is believed to have received training in Pakistan and reportedly travelled to the country a week before the Pahalgam terrorist Special Cell of the Delhi Police is currently interrogating the suspect, Qasim, who allegedly received approximately 2 lakh Pakistani Rupees (INR Rs 6,1000) in different instalments from Pakistan in exchange for providing intelligence, officials confessed to the police that he deleted all data from his phone after several suspected spies were apprehended in the past few days following the Pahalgam attack. The police are having the phone forensically examined and are verifying his claims, according to sources. Upon completion of the forensic report, the extent and nature of the information Qasim shared with Pakistan will become clearer. Officials are also collecting Call Detail Record (CDR) details of the suspect to ascertain his movements within India after his return and the individuals he was in contact to preliminary investigation, Qasim's documents reveal that he returned to India from Pakistan approximately a week before the Pahalgam attack. Qasim has relatives in Pakistan, and he reportedly leveraged these connections to travel to Pakistan and establish contact with the Pakistani spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).advertisementThe ISI allegedly told Qasim that his brother, Anees, worked for them and encouraged him to do the same, stating that as a cleric (Maulvi), people would believe his words. Police further allege that Qasim was trained on how to establish contact with army personnel and how to avoid sources also revealed that Qasim's brother, Asin, is currently absconding, and a search operation is underway for him. Asin is also believed to have made multiple trips to cleric's arrest is the latest in a series of detentions linked to anti-espionage operations, which have led to the arrest of over 12 individuals from Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh over the past two weeks. Among the prominent names is Jyoti Malhotra, a Haryana-based InMust Watch IN THIS STORY#Delhi#Rajasthan#India-Pakistan
LBCI
2 days ago
- Business
- LBCI
Cabinet appoints key figures to CDR and Ogero leadership
The Lebanese Cabinet has approved a series of new appointments to the Council for Development and Reconstruction (CDR) and the state-run telecommunications provider Ogero. Ghassan Khairallah was named Secretary-General of the CDR, while Youssef Karam and Ibrahim Chahrour were appointed as Vice Presidents. Ziad Nasr was designated as the Government Commissioner to the CDR. Non-resident members appointed include Houssam Itani, Georgio Kallas, and Firas Abou Diab. In a separate decision, the Cabinet appointed Judge Ahmad Oweidat as the new Director-General of Ogero.
Express Tribune
3 days ago
- Express Tribune
Police under fire in abduction case
The Rawalpindi police chief showed his 'resentment' over the Rawal Division police after a local court expressed strong displeasure over the police's failure to recover three children allegedly abducted by their father, despite more than a year having passed since the incident. The suspect remains at large, with no substantial progress reported in the investigation. Taking notice of the situation, Rawalpindi City Police Officer, Khalid Hamdani, has directed the Rawal Division SP to obtain the suspect's travel history and Call Detail Record (CDR), and personally oversee efforts to trace the accused and ensure the safe recovery of the abducted children. The CPO has sent a letter titled "Explanation" to the Rawal Division SP, criticising the lack of implementation of the court's directives. The letter refers to a written order by a Rawalpindi court concerning FIR No 510 registered in February 2024 at Sadiqabad Police Station, in which a woman alleged that her former husband had abducted her three children. The suspect has not been traced nor have the children been recovered, prompting judicial frustration. The court has issued multiple arrest warrants under Section 100 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), with the next hearing scheduled for June 5.
Hans India
23-05-2025
- Hans India
Long arm of the law: Cops arrest man accused of raping minor after 2 yrs
Hyderabad: The Balanagar police have arrested a 25-year-old man in a POCSO case using CDR (Call Detail Record) analysis. He befriended a minor claiming to be in love, took her to Visakhapatnam and had sexual intercourse with her. The police arrested Robinson D-Cornel, who runs catering business. According to the police, the girl – during her summer holidays in April 2023 when she was 11 years old and completed Class V – met the accused of Vinayak Nagar, Balanagar. According to K Suresh Kumar, DCP Balanagar, he engaged her in casual conversations while she was playing outside, gradually gaining her trust. Over time, Robinson began complimenting her and discussing plans to go out together. He used a neighbour to pass messages and facilitate phone calls between them. Manipulating the victim, he convinced her to elope, suggesting they take money from her home to enjoy holidays. The DCP said on May 22, 2023 at 8 pm, Robinson visited the victim and instructed her to leave home at 1 am with cash, clothes and her mother's phone. Following his directions, she packed her school bag, took Rs 30,000 from her mother's box, and left. At 2 am he messaged luring her out, took her to Secunderabad station, where they boarded a train to Visakhapatnam. 'In Visakhapatnam, Robinson took her to an acquaintance's house, where an unidentified elder man was present. For two days, he confined and raped her twice, causing injuries and bleeding,' Kumar said. On May 29, they returned to Secunderabad by train. At station, he asked her to wait while he fetched water, but he fled. She borrowed a stranger's phone and called her father, who immediately rescued her and later reported the incident to the police. Through meticulous CDR analysis of the accused's family after two years of efforts, the police tracked down the suspect. On Wednesday at 8 pm, he was apprehended while visiting his grandmother at a hospital in Secunderabad.
Indian Express
22-05-2025
- Indian Express
How a Mercedes logo led to the arrest of accused in hit-and-run case, which left footballer critically injured in Ahmedabad
On the intervening night of May 14 and 15, a Mercedes car rammed into a two-wheeler before fleeing from the spot, leaving a 27-year-old state-level football player severely injured and in need of ventilator support at a hospital in Ahmedabad. Despite the incident leading to much outrage, the accused driver remained elusive for a week. However, it was the luxury car's logo, which had fallen down during the impact, that helped the police trace down the accused. The accused, Vijay Vaghji Desai, turned out to be the son of a Head Constable posted with Ahmedabad Police. Desai was arrested on Thursday and will be produced in court on Friday. The footballer, Andrerahul Raymond Bhatia, continues to fight for his life at the hospital. 'He has not regained consciousness since the incident and continues to be in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Apollo Hospital,' his cousin said. A friend of Bhatia, who was with him at the time of the incident and later filed the complaint in the matter, stated in the FIR that on the intervening night of May 14 and 15, at 11.45 pm, they were going home from a restaurant in Bodakdev. Around 12 am, they were on the flyover near Palladium mall over Zydus crossroads when a black sedan, allegedly being driven at a high speed, hit Bhatia's two-wheeler from behind, due to which he fell down and suffered head injuries. According to a social media post by his sister, Bhatia has suffered a skull fracture, brain haemorrhage, and severe lacerations to his face. As a crowd gathered at the spot, another two-wheeler rider slammed into the group of people, injuring several more people. In the melee that ensued, the Mercedes driver fled from the spot. The injured people were rushed to Sola Civil Hospital. Bhatia was later moved to Apollo Hospital in Bhat. Meanwhile, on the basis of the Mercedes log that had dropped during the accident, police began searching for the hit-and-run accused. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Traffic (West) Neeta Desai told mediapersons, 'The Mercedes logo fell down at the spot. The police investigated with the company and found that this particular logo had been on a car owned by an Ahmedabad resident. It turned out that this person had sold the car to Vijay in March.' Based on this revelation, along with CCTV images and Call Detail Records (CDR), it became clear that it was Vijay who was driving the car, said police. DCP Desai further said, 'Vijay was detained at 12 pm on May 22 after CCTV footage confirmed that he was driving the car. He was subsequently placed under arrest.' Vijay has been booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) sections 281 (rash driving), 125a (act endangering life or personal safety), 125b (act endangering life or personal safety due to negligence), as well as under sections 177, 184, and 134b of the Motor Vehicles Act. Bhatia's family members, meanwhile, are trying to raise funds for his treatment through online donation platforms. Bhatia has played in the Santosh Trophy and Subroto Cup, among other tournaments. Bhatia's family runs a store in Ahmedabad. His mother is a retired teacher.
