A Delhi Court has discharged an accused from a case registered under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Act (MCOCA) after noting that there is no material to show the existence of an organised crime syndicate. A charge sheet was filed against a lone accused.
Delhi Police filed a charge sheet in Patiala House Court against gangster Deepak Boxer in a case registered under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA).
The dangerous rise of Chinese organised crime in Europe highlights its ties to the Chinese state as part of Beijing’s campaign to repress diaspora communities and amass influence, ProPublica reported.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA), in collaboration with the Police Forces of Haryana, Punjab and Chandigarh, on Friday announced the establishment of a collective institutionalised mechanism for real-time as well as regular information sharing and coordinated action & operations a
Indictments were filed against the two suspects, whose identities were not revealed by the police, and a request for their detention until the end of the criminal proceedings against them was made to the court
United Kingdoms' National Crime Agency has convicted sixteen people following a major investigation into an organised crime group (OCG) involved in international money laundering and human trafficking based in West London, National Crime Agency (NCA) of UK statement read.
Delhi's Patiala House Court on Saturday extended the police custody of Deepak Pahal alias Boxer by eight days in a Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime (MCOCA) case.
Delhi's Patiala House Court on Saturday remanded accused Deepak Boxer to 14 days of police custody in a case registered under Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime (MCOCA).
Delhi Court on Saturday granted remand of five days of Muntzeer Tyagi and Mohd. Shouqat to Delhi police in a case registered under Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime (MCOCA) in 2019.
Delivering another blow to the multi-state terrorist-gangster-drug smuggler network, National Investigation Agency (NIA) has attached five properties owned by members of the organised crime syndicates in Delhi and Haryana.
"The incident was an organised crime, which happened after a spur between two groups. But the police took immediate action on the incident and arrested the culprits," said the minister.