After fugitive Indian businessman Mehul Choksi was arrested in Belgium, Karnataka Mahila Congress President Sowmya Reddy questioned the return of another fugitive, Vijay Mallya.
Punjab's Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested 10 terrorists linked to banned groups during 189 intelligence-based operations across the province, thwarting planned attacks on key buildings.
The Belgian Federal Public Service of Justice on Monday confirmed that Indian businessman Mehul Choksi was arrested on Saturday and is currently being held in detention.
Delhi Police arrested two auto-rickshaw drivers, Akhtar Raja (41) and Ghulam Raza (25), for robbing a Security Assistant Executive with the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Manish Pandey. The incident occurred on April 11 at around 1:00 AM at the RK Ashram Marg traffic signal. Both accused are TSR
The accused, Anil Kumar Tiwari (58) was arrested on May 31, 1989, for murdering his wife after setting her on fire, and later charged with imprisonment for life.
Choksi was arrested in Belgium on Saturday after local authorities confirmed his presence in the country. Sources said that preparations were being made for his extradition to India. However, Choksi has started preparing for a legal battle, with lawyers looking to secure bail.
Choksi was arrested in Belgium on Saturday after local authorities confirmed his presence in the country. Sources said that preparations were being made for his extradition to India. However, Choksi has started preparing for a legal battle, with lawyers looking to secure bail.
Sources say Choksi was arrested in Belgium on Saturday after local authorities confirmed his presence in the country. Sources further stated that preparations were being made for his extradition to India.
According to sources, Choksi was arrested in Belgium on Saturday after local authorities confirmed his presence in the country. Sources further stated that preparations were being made for his extradition to India.
Fugitive Indian businessman Mehul Choksi was arrested by Belgium's Law Enforcement authorities, acting on the request of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), according to sources.
Assam Rifles in a joint operation with the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), arrested two people and recovered 60,000 Yaba tablets worth around Rs 6 crore from a vehicle in Teliamura.