Mahender Singh Manral

Police have booked the arrested accused under IPC sections 363 (kidnapping), 376 DB (where a girl under 12 years of age is raped by one or more persons), 201 (disappearance of evidence of offence) and Section 4/6 of the POCSO Act.

According to police, Shanti lived with her son, Chhote Lal, in Bhalswa Dairy. A few days before he died of a fever, he had given his autorickshaw to a mechanic in Krishna Nagar. But his family did not know who he was.

The move comes after the police chief received complaints from several locals, and found that despite NGT’s order banning restaurants from serving hookah, local police failed to act against them, with many bars running with their connivance.

Rattled by the complaints on the traffic situation in Delhi, Union Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba has directed Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik to plan short-term initiatives in this regard. The direction came after a presentation on traffic-related planning and issues. “Gauba appreciated the long-term plans regarding traffic congestion, but he directed the Delhi Police to […]

Sources said so far, about 50,000 people have downloaded the app and about 1.5 lakh people are using both the old app and Himmat app, police records show.

Ansari was arrested along with two associates on April 12 from Bulandshahr. During questioning, police claim, he admitted that he had been introduced to Gani in Dubai.

The girl alleged that her employer eventually started sexually abusing her almost every day, and never allowed her to go outside their home.

The investigation has so far revealed that the incident, which took place in northwest Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar, was recorded on CCTV. Police say the assailants in both heists were wearing the same clothes.

“The informer also said there is a strong possibility he would leave in a Ford Endeavour car, but use a Hyundai i20 as a decoy,” an officer said, adding that police then requested five-six persons to join them as witnesses, but they gave excuses and left.

Police said the woman was scared and did not tell anyone about the incident.  “Her mother found her crying and the woman eventually told her what happened. She informed police, who conducted a raid and arrested the accused,” said the officer.

Police sources claimed the owner, a real-estate businessman, made deals in disputed property cases and was in touch with the gang to show his supremacy in the area.

Apart from Head Constable Girdhar, who was shot in the neck, the other police officials injured in the shootout were Head Constable Kuldeep, Constable Gurdeep, Sub-Inspectors Krishan Kumar, Raj Singh and Bijender, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors Hari Chand and Jagat Singh.

His main source of money, police said, was an extortion racket in Delhi and Haryana, that took money from bookies and businesses in exchange for protection.

According to top officials, a trap was laid to catch him on Friday, but no one showed up. Then, a fresh input was received that he would visit the farmhouse Saturday.

Police said the gangs have been fighting for supremacy over the betting business since 2010. The resulting gang war has claimed dozens of lives — including that of a Delhi Police constable who was shot dead at Karkardooma court in 2015. 

Police said around 25 cases of molestation, stalking, snatching and robbery are registered against Sandeep Chauhan, who was let out on bail days ago.

Police said the man left her at India Gate, saying he would go buy her something. She waited for him for half-an-hour, only to realise that he had left her

Police said the victim, Irshad Khan (45), lives in Ranhola and has been working at GD Lancer’s Public School in Mohan Garden for the last 15 years.

Sources said the order comes days after the top cop found that despite repeated reminders, local police were not conducting verification of migrants or maintaining a database of them.