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crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Arrests and Clashes: Unrest in India Over Mosque Demolition"

The suspected mastermind of the Haldwani violence, Abdul Malik, has been arrested in Delhi by Nainital police with assistance from Delhi police. He is the owner of Malik Ka Bagicha, where the violence erupted, and is accused of building an "illegal" madrassa and mosque. His son and a local SP leader's brother have also been detained. The district administration has deployed a large police force in the area, and internet services have been restored with a warning against disrupting communal harmony.

via Times of India|
#arrest#communal-harmony#crime-and-justice
crimesecurity2 years ago

Intruders' Anarchy Plot: Foreign Link Investigated

Delhi Police revealed in court that the alleged "mastermind" behind the recent security breach at the Indian Parliament, Lalit Jha, and his co-accused had intended to create "anarchy" in the country to force the government to meet their demands. Five individuals have been arrested so far, and the police are investigating a potential foreign link. Jha, who admitted to planning the breach, will be taken to Rajasthan to retrace his steps. The police are seeking permission to recreate the crime scene in Parliament and are scrutinizing CCTV footage and mobile phone data for leads. The accused are being charged under the anti-terror law UAPA.

via NDTV|
#anarchy#crimesecurity#delhi-police
crime2 years ago

Mastermind Behind Parliament Security Breach Surrenders, Key Accused Arrested in Delhi

Lalit Jha, the alleged mastermind behind the recent security breach in the Indian Parliament, surrendered to the Delhi Police after five of his accomplices were arrested. Jha, a former teacher from Kolkata, filmed the incident and sent the footage to an NGO founder to ensure media coverage. He was a general secretary of the NGO and had been on the run since the incident. The accused have been charged under the anti-terror law UAPA and sections of the Indian Penal Code.

via NDTV|
#crime#delhi-police#lalit-jha
crime2 years ago

Delhi Police Arrest Mastermind Behind Parliament Security Breach

Lalit Jha, the alleged mastermind behind the recent security breach in the Indian Parliament, has surrendered to the Delhi Police after being on the run for two days. Jha, a Kolkata-based teacher, claimed that he had traveled to Rajasthan before returning to Delhi. Four individuals were previously arrested for the security breach, during which smoke bombs were set off during Lok Sabha proceedings. The motive behind the incident was to draw attention to issues such as unemployment, farmer distress, and the situation in Manipur. The Delhi Police have sought further investigation and custody of the accused, charging them under the anti-terror law UAPA and sections of the Indian Penal Code.

via NDTV|
#arrest#crime#delhi-police
crime2 years ago

Parliament Breach Planner Arrested, Evidence Burned: Key Accused's Actions Revealed

The group that breached Parliament in India had bought Indian flags from Sadar Bazaar, collected visitors' passes from an MP's personal assistant, and carefully planned their actions to avoid being seen as an attack, according to their questioning by the Delhi Police. The group had met virtually on a Facebook group called the 'Bhagat Singh Fan Page' and eventually met in person to raise social issues. They decided to use Parliament as a means to register their protest. On the day of the incident, two members entered Parliament with smoke bombs hidden in their shoes, while the others were supposed to protest outside. The slogans raised during the protest included "Hindustan Zindabad" and "Jai Hind."

via The Indian Express|
#crime#delhi-police#parliament-breach
crimesecurity2 years ago

"Parliament Intruders: Delhi Police Investigate 'Missing PM' Pamphlets and Lucknow Shoes"

Four individuals involved in the recent Parliament security breach in New Delhi were found to have pamphlets targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him a "missing person" and offering a cash reward for information. The accused were arrested and brought before a Delhi court, with the police seeking custody to investigate possible terrorist angles and uncover more individuals involved. The motives behind the breach remain unclear, but the accused claimed they wanted to highlight issues like joblessness and ethnic violence. The mastermind, Lalit Jha, is currently on the run. Parliament security protocols have been tightened following the incident.

via NDTV|
#crimesecurity#delhi-police#intruders
crime2 years ago

Parliament Security Breach: Accused Sentenced, Intruder's Father's Controversial Statement, and Shocking Revelations

Four individuals arrested for a security breach in the Indian Parliament, where two men smuggled in smoke bombs and released thick yellow smoke, have been sent to police custody for seven days. The accused are being charged under the anti-terror law UAPA and various sections of the Indian Penal Code. The police suspect a possible terrorist organization involvement and are investigating the motive behind the incident. The accused had likely smuggled the smoke canisters in their shoes and were found carrying pamphlets.

via NDTV|
#anti-terror-law#crime#delhi-police
security-breach2 years ago

Parliament Security Breach: Uncovering Motives and Accused's Testimony

The Delhi police have revealed that the recent security breach at Parliament was a well-coordinated and planned operation by six individuals, five of whom are now in custody. The accused stated that their objective was to draw attention to issues such as unemployment, farmers' troubles, and Manipur violence. They used colored smoke to gain attention and prompt discussions among lawmakers. Authorities are investigating whether they were instructed by any organization or individual. The breach has raised concerns about security, occurring on the anniversary of the old Parliament building's terror attack. The area around Parliament has been heavily fortified, and the Delhi Police's Special Cell is leading the investigation.

via NDTV|
#accused#breach#delhi-police
crime2 years ago

"Foreign Funds, Global Influence, and Delhi Police: Unraveling the NewsClick Case"

Delhi Police's special cell has uncovered evidence that web portal NewsClick received ₹28.29 crore between 2018 and 2021 from entities linked to American millionaire Neville Roy Singham, who is accused of spreading Chinese propaganda. The funds were received from four different entities, including the Justice and Education Fund and GSPAN LLC. A portion of the funds was transferred to Gautam Navlakha, an accused in the Bhima Koregaon case. The arrests of NewsClick founder Prabir Purkayastha and HR head Amit Chakravarty were made in connection with a case registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The Enforcement Directorate also found evidence of foreign remittances amounting to ₹38 crore and payments to journalists. CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury's residence was raided as well. NewsClick has denied all charges.

via Hindustan Times|
#chinese-propaganda#crime#delhi-police
politics2 years ago

China Funding Row: Journalists Linked to NewsClick Raided in Delhi-NCR Over Alleged Chinese Links

The Delhi Police Special Cell conducted raids at the residences of journalists and employees associated with NewsClick, following allegations of Chinese links. Over 30 locations in Delhi, Noida, and Ghaziabad were searched, and a case was registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The Enforcement Directorate had previously filed a case against NewsClick for receiving foreign funding in violation of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, with allegations of funds being used for anti-national activities.

via Times of India|
#china#delhi-police#foreign-contribution-regulation-act
international-relations2 years ago

India Bolsters Security Measures for G20 Summit with Anti-Drone Systems and Air Force Drills

India is deploying 130,000 security officers, including the Delhi Police, and anti-drone systems to guard the G20 Summit in New Delhi, which will be attended by high-profile leaders such as US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to skip the meeting. The event will take place in the newly built $300 million Pragati Maidan venue, and security measures will include a partial shutdown of the city, regulated access, and close monitoring of borders. The Indian Air Force and paramilitary forces will deploy anti-drone systems to prevent aerial threats.

via Reuters|
#anti-drone-systems#delhi-police#g20-summit
crime2 years ago

Delhi Robberies: Drunk Thieves Give Couple ₹100 Instead of Robbing, Bike-Borne Men Loot Ola Passengers at Gunpoint, Kejriwal Demands L-G's Resignation.

Two robbers, who were caught on CCTV cameras, have been arrested by the Delhi police, even though they didn’t rob their targets and instead gave them money from their pockets. The attempted robbery occurred on the night of June 21, 2023, when the robbers threatened a couple with guns. However, upon finding only Rs 20 in their victims’ pockets, the robbers surprisingly handed over Rs 100 from their side before making their escape.

via OpIndia|
#arrests#attempted-robbery#cctv-footage
politics2 years ago

Indian Olympic Wrestlers Detained During Protest Escalation

Delhi police have filed cases of rioting against India's top wrestlers, including Olympic medallists Sakshi Malik and Bajrang Punia, after they were detained during a protest. The wrestlers have been protesting for over a month, demanding the arrest of their federation chief, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, for allegedly sexually harassing female athletes. The police cleared out their protest site in Delhi, but the wrestlers said they would return there. The police have filed two cases against Mr Singh, including one under India's Pocso Act, but he has not been arrested yet.

via BBC|
#brij-bhushan-sharan-singh#delhi-police#india
sports2 years ago

Wrestlers demand legal action and accountability for sexual harassment in wrestling federation.

Wrestlers protesting against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, the sidelined WFI chief, have vowed to continue their sit-in at Jantar Mantar to press for their demands of Singh’s arrest. The Supreme Court decided to close proceedings on the plea of sexual harassment allegations against Singh, citing that FIRs had been registered by the Delhi police against him. The wrestlers have offered to return their medals won at national and international levels, along with various government honours, to protest the Delhi Police's alleged atrocity against them. They have also appealed to politicians to stop hijacking their movement.

via Times of India|
#delhi-police#protest#sexual-harassment
sports2 years ago

Wrestlers Demand Arrest of Federation Chief Amid Sexual Abuse Probe

Two FIRs have been registered against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh under the POCSO Act and for outraging the modesty of a woman following allegations of sexual harassment by women wrestlers. The wrestlers have been protesting against Singh at Jantar Mantar since April 23 and have said they will continue their sit-in until Singh is arrested. The top court directed the Police Commissioner to provide security to a minor, one of the seven petitioners. The matter has been kept pending and the Police Commissioner has been directed to assess the threat perception to the minor girl and provide security to her.

via The Indian Express|
#delhi-police#fir#sexual-harassment