According to Punjab police, the arrested accused were running one of the biggest arms smuggling rackets in North India and were engaged in supplying weapons across Punjab and Haryana.
Fifteen Indian nationals, who were victims of fake job offers by transnational crime syndicates in Myanmar, were repatriated on Wednesday, according to the Embassy of India in Yangon, Myanmar
The sleuths of special task force (STF) of Assam Police arrested two dealers who were involved in Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) racket from Hengerabari locality in Guwahati.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested three persons, including a Myanmar national, in connection with its ongoing investigation in Mizoram explosives, arms and ammunition seizure case, the agency said on Tuesday.
The arrests were made on Sunday after a video surfaced on Instagram and other social media networks in which some young men and woman were seen counting stacks of Indian currency notes and having a party, that involved the use of drugs and alcohol in a room, at a guest house in Gomti Nagar i
According to DCP West Vichitra Veer, “DIU West has busted a racket engaged in the manufacturing of counterfeit products of several lubricant brands. The main accused, the owner of the aforementioned factory, was arrested.”
According to officials, the police received a tip-off through sources about the sex racket being run at a flat in tower C-3, Ireao Corridors, Sector 67A, Gurugram.
The raids were conducted in Melkote Park, Vittalwadi in Narayanguda, and Near Noori Panshop, Lallaguda areas, and the arrested accused have been identified as Shaik Asif alias Ramzan, Arif Khan, Mohd.Abdul Rahman, Mujahid Ali Khan, Toufeeq Diwan, A Susheel Kumar and Hiwarle Sai Karthik.