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India Today
a day ago
- India Today
Blinkit delivery agent caught urinating inside lift in shocking video from Maharashtra
A video of a Blinkit delivery agent urinating inside the lift of an apartment building in Maharashtra's Virar sparked outrage online. The act, captured on CCTV, has gone viral on social incident took place at an apartment complex in Virar, where residents, angered by the delivery agent's behaviour, confronted him after reviewing the man, wearing Blinkit's delivery uniform, was allegedly beaten by the residents before being taken to the Bolingaj Police Station to lodge a formal In the viral video, the delivery agent can be seen entering the lift, moving to a corner, and urinating while unaware of being clip shows him being questioned by residents. 'Why are you beating me?' he asks, to which a resident replies, 'What were you doing inside the lift? We will file a police complaint against you.'Watch the viral video here: As of now, Blinkit has not issued any statement on the this month, a Delhi-based customer claimed that a Blinkit delivery agent misused his personal information and threatened him over the phone, allegedly saying, 'Maloom hai mujhe kaha rehte ho (I know where you live).'He further alleged that the same agent then harassed him with over 15 phone calls in a matter of minutes, using abusive language and threats. Read full article here.- EndsTune InMust Watch IN THIS STORY#Maharashtra
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Four arrested on charges of Arecanut theft
Representative Image UDUPI: Four persons were arrested in connection with Arecanut theft reported in the region, police said on Monday. The accused are Santosh, 35, from Nooji Baltila village, Kadaba taluk; Shanoor Babulal Nawaz alias Nawaz alias Ghajni, 31, from Kalghatgi taluk, Dharwad district, and currently residing in Bhatkal taluk, Uttara Kannada district; Khwaja alias Mohammad Khwaja, 26, and Mohammad Sadiq alias Sadiq, 27, from Bhatkal taluk, Uttara Kannada district. SP Hariram Shankar said on Monday that all the accused were arrested and produced before a court. In connection with this case, 455 kg of stolen arecanut and a car used for its transport were recovered, he said. It may be recalled that complainant Masood Patel from Hadinagadde in Yadtare village, Byndoor taluk, and owner of about 60 acres of land where he cultivates arecanut, coconut, jackfruit, mango, rubber and other crops, alleged that he stored approximately 200 bags of sun-dried arecanut in plastic sacks, stacked and covered with black plastic inside a godown located in his Hadinagadde plantation. On May 22, around 10.00 am, when he visited the godown, he found that the lock of the iron grill gate at the entrance was broken open. It was later discovered that between May 15 and May 22, unknown miscreants broke the lock of the godown and stole all 200 bags of arecanut. The estimated value of the stolen arecanut is around Rs 5.6 lakh. In this connection, a case was registered at the Byndoor Police Station under Sections 331(3), 331(4), and 305 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like You Won't Believe the Price of These Dubai Apartments Binghatti Developers FZE Get Offer Undo by Taboola by Taboola Following the arecanut theft cases reported in the jurisdiction of Byndoor Police Station, a special investigation was launched under the guidance of Udupi SP Hariram Shankar and the supervision of Additional SP Sudhakar Naik and DySP of Kundapur sub-division H.D. Kulkarni, with leadership from Byndoor Circle Inspector Saviithra Tej. Two investigation teams were formed. The investigation was led by PSI Timmesh B.N., PSI Naveen Borakar from Byndoor Police Station, PSI Vinay from Kollur Police Station, along with other personnel.
Sky News AU
2 days ago
- Sky News AU
20-year-old arrested after driving car marked with Chinese police badge
A 20-year-old man will face court after allegedly impersonating a foreign police officer and possessing multiple firearms and fraudulent documents during a vehicle stop in Sydney's Inner West. Traffic and Highway Patrol officers on Everton Road, Strathfield spotted a black sedan bearing markings resembling Chinese police insignia just before 3pm on Friday, 18 July. Police stopped the vehicle and spoke to the driver, who presented ID documents and a disability pass. Officers soon discovered the documents were allegedly fraudulent. A search of the car uncovered ammunition. Subsequent inquiries led officers to a home in Baulkham Hills, where they seized two firearms. The man was taken to Burwood Police Station and charged with a string of offences, including impersonating emergency services through unauthorised insignia, using false documents, possessing prohibited firearms, and storing firearms without approved conditions. He also faced charges for misleading police, failing to comply with licence conditions, and displaying police insignia on a civilian vehicle. He was granted conditional bail and is due to appear at Burwood Local Court on Tuesday, 22 July 2025. His firearms licence has been suspended. Police have not ruled out further charges as investigations continue.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Teacher engaged in obscene acts with students in chittorgarh school arrested
Bhilwara: In a school referred to as a temple of education, an incident involving a teacher engaging in obscene acts with students emerged in Chittorgarh. At the govt Mahatma Gandhi school located at Aavlaheda Panchayat headquarters in the Begun Panchayat Committee of Chittorgarh district, a teacher recorded inappropriate videos of male and female students on his phone. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now When the parents and local residents learned about this, they informed the administrative officials by visiting the school. Subsequently, Begun Subdivision Officer Manasvi Naresh, Naib Tehsildar Vishnu Lal Yadav, and Begun Police Station Officer Shivlal Meena arrived at the scene and assured the villagers of strict action against the accused teacher, while also counselling them. Begun Subdivision Officer Manasvi Naresh questioned the teachers and students at the school to gather information about the incident, and the accused teacher is being detained and questioned by the police. Anil Porwal, the CBE Officer from Dugla Block, who was sent as an investigating officer by the education department, stated that the accused teacher, Shambhulal Dhakad, was suspended. Considering the seriousness of the matter, higher authorities were informed about the incident. Chittorgarh SP Sudhir Joshi stated that in the case of teacher Shambhulal Dhakad from Anwalkheda School engaging in inappropriate behavior with children, the victim's family submitted a written report on the spot. Consequently, Begu police station registered a case under various sections of the IPC, IT Act, POCSO Act, and SC/ST Act, leading to the arrest of the accused, Shambhulal, son of Gheesalal Dhakad, a resident of Turkadi, Begu police station.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Youth arrested for extortion
Nagpur: In a swift crackdown on extortion, Jaripatka police arrested a 25-year-old man for allegedly threatening and demanding protection money from a street food vendor operating a Chinese food stall in Misal Layout. The accused, identified as Punesh Gulabsingh Thackeray, a resident of Misal Layout, had reportedly been harassing the complainant for the past three months. The victim, Saurabh Surendra Ilamkar, 23, a resident of Indora Nagar, runs a roadside Chinese food stall under the name 'Saurabh Chinese'. According to the police, Thackeray first approached Ilamkar three months ago and made threats to stop the latter from running his stall unless he paid Rs 500 every week. "Whom did you ask before starting this stall? Don't you know who I am? I am feared in Jaripatka," Thackeray allegedly warned the vendor. Fearing for his safety and livelihood, the vendor quietly complied for weeks. However, matters escalated on the morning of July 18, when Thackeray arrived at the stall around 10am, while Ilamkar was attending to customers. The accused demanded an increased sum of Rs 2,000 per week. When the vendor refused, citing lack of money, Thackeray reportedly pulled out a knife and began vandalising the stall's equipment. He allegedly issued further threats before fleeing the spot. Following the incident, Ilamkar approached Jaripatka Police Station and lodged a complaint. Acting swiftly, the police registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Maharashtra Police Act. The accused was booked under the Arms Act and Maharashtra Police Act for possession and use of a dangerous weapon. Jaripatka police launched an immediate manhunt. Within hours, Thackeray was tracked down and placed under arrest. The weapon used in the incident was also seized. Police said Thackeray has a history of criminal activities in Jaripatka and is known to frequently extort money from small business operators and hawkers in the locality.
