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STRINGENT ACTION AGAINST NARCO-OFFENDERS & ORGANIZED CRIME UNDER OPERATION KAVACH-6.0 TAKEN BY DELHI POLICE In a series of coordinated and targeted action, 145 Narco-Offenders arrested in 143 NDPS Act cases, resulting in the recovery of a substantial quantity of drugs, illicit liquor, Arms, Ammunition, Stolen Vehicles etc., at 907...

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Sir congratulations

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Great work Crime team 🙏🙏🙏 Long way to go.. Keep om Doing good work. If Drugs spread , New generation will rotten. So saving new generation is most crucial for all of us , for country . Jai Hind 🙏

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Punch Newspapers

310,922 views • 2 years ago

URGENT CALL FOR LEGAL ACTION AGAINST KSO Delhi & NCR President, Mr. Paujakhup Guite or something. He has shockingly confessed on national television that the recent rockets used by militants in Manipur were "indigenously made" by their forces. This confession is a blatant admission of illegal arms manufacturing and raises serious national security concerns. We demand the immediate arrest of Mr. Paujakhup Guite to investigate all matters related to the production and use of these weapons by militant groups in Manipur. His actions are not those of a student leader, but of a terrorist leader hiding under the guise of a student representative in the national capital. We urge the Manipur Police Manipur Police to coordinate with the Delhi Police without delay and ensure his arrest for further interrogation regarding the illegal arms manufacturing and their deployment. This is a matter of urgent national importance, and any delay in taking action will only embolden these violent elements. It is time to take swift and decisive legal action to hold those responsible for fueling violence and terror in Manipur accountable. He could be one of the lead to the entire Narco-terrorist networks that’s operating in Manipur during the ongoing conflict. Manipur Police NIA India CBIC News9 Republic NDTV India Today NE N. Biren Singh Himanta Biswa Sarma Amit Shah PMO India Imphal Free Press Imphal Times PIB India PIB in Manipur ANI Press Trust of India Northeast Live SKTV Impact TV
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URGENT CALL FOR LEGAL ACTION AGAINST KSO Delhi & NCR President, Mr. Paujakhup Guite or something. He has shockingly confessed on national television that the recent rockets used by militants in Manipur were "indigenously made" by their forces. This confession is a blatant admission of illegal arms manufacturing and raises serious national security concerns. We demand the immediate arrest of Mr. Paujakhup Guite to investigate all matters related to the production and use of these weapons by militant groups in Manipur. His actions are not those of a student leader, but of a terrorist leader hiding under the guise of a student representative in the national capital. We urge the Manipur Police Manipur Police to coordinate with the Delhi Police without delay and ensure his arrest for further interrogation regarding the illegal arms manufacturing and their deployment. This is a matter of urgent national importance, and any delay in taking action will only embolden these violent elements. It is time to take swift and decisive legal action to hold those responsible for fueling violence and terror in Manipur accountable. He could be one of the lead to the entire Narco-terrorist networks that’s operating in Manipur during the ongoing conflict. Manipur Police NIA India CBIC News9 Republic NDTV India Today NE N. Biren Singh Himanta Biswa Sarma Amit Shah PMO India Imphal Free Press Imphal Times PIB India PIB in Manipur ANI Press Trust of India Northeast Live SKTV Impact TV

Khuraijam Athouba

32,113 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Gold Smuggling Inside Nivea Cream and Tiger Balm Bottles at IGI Airport! In a remarkable display of vigilance and expertise, the officers of Airport Customs, IGI Airport, Terminal-3, New Delhi, successfully intercepted an elaborate gold smuggling attempt on January 22, 2025. 🌍 The Case in Brief: An Indian passenger arriving from Riyadh on flight AI 926 (dated January 21, 2025) was stopped based on spot profiling. 🕵️‍♂️ The Catch: During the detailed examination of the passenger’s baggage and personal search, officers recovered: 🔸 18 pieces of rhenium-coated strips made of gold 🔸 Total weight: 318 grams 🔸 Concealment method: Hidden inside 4 Nivea cream boxes and 10 Tiger Balm bottles 🔸 Valuation: ₹23,76,471/- (Rupees Twenty-Three Lakh Seventy-Six Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-One Only) 📜 The Law in Action: The passenger has been booked under Section 132 & 135 of the Customs Act, 1962, for: 🔹 False declaration and concealment of goods 🔹 Attempt to evade customs duty 🔹 Smuggling gold into India The recovered gold has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act on the reasonable belief that it was liable for confiscation under Section 111 of the Act. 💡 Why This Matters: Smuggling is not just an economic crime; it undermines the nation’s financial security. Thanks to the unwavering dedication of our customs officers, another attempt to bypass the law has been thwarted. 🔍 What’s Next? Investigations are underway to uncover more details, including potential networks behind this smuggling attempt.
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🚨 Gold Smuggling Inside Nivea Cream and Tiger Balm Bottles at IGI Airport! In a remarkable display of vigilance and expertise, the officers of Airport Customs, IGI Airport, Terminal-3, New Delhi, successfully intercepted an elaborate gold smuggling attempt on January 22, 2025. 🌍 The Case in Brief: An Indian passenger arriving from Riyadh on flight AI 926 (dated January 21, 2025) was stopped based on spot profiling. 🕵️‍♂️ The Catch: During the detailed examination of the passenger’s baggage and personal search, officers recovered: 🔸 18 pieces of rhenium-coated strips made of gold 🔸 Total weight: 318 grams 🔸 Concealment method: Hidden inside 4 Nivea cream boxes and 10 Tiger Balm bottles 🔸 Valuation: ₹23,76,471/- (Rupees Twenty-Three Lakh Seventy-Six Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-One Only) 📜 The Law in Action: The passenger has been booked under Section 132 & 135 of the Customs Act, 1962, for: 🔹 False declaration and concealment of goods 🔹 Attempt to evade customs duty 🔹 Smuggling gold into India The recovered gold has been seized under Section 110 of the Customs Act on the reasonable belief that it was liable for confiscation under Section 111 of the Act. 💡 Why This Matters: Smuggling is not just an economic crime; it undermines the nation’s financial security. Thanks to the unwavering dedication of our customs officers, another attempt to bypass the law has been thwarted. 🔍 What’s Next? Investigations are underway to uncover more details, including potential networks behind this smuggling attempt.

Delhi Customs (Airport & General)

15,863 views • 1 year ago

Massive Crackdown on Jamaat-e-Islami Network in Sopore; Over 30 Locations Raided, Incriminating Material Seized Sopore, November 12, 2025: In a major coordinated operation, Sopore Police today carried out a series of search operations across multiple locations in Police District Sopore, targeting individuals and premises linked with the proscribed organization Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), banned under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). In a district-wide counter–terror and separatist ecosystem action, simultaneous raids were conducted at over 25 locations across Sopore, Zaingeer, and Rafiabad areas with the assistance of other security forces. The searches were based on credible intelligence inputs indicating attempts by JeI-linked elements to revive their activities under different fronts. *During the operations, a significant quantity of incriminating material—including documents, digital gadgets, and printed content with links to the banned organization—was recovered and seized for detailed scrutiny. Several individuals are being questioned to ascertain their involvement in unlawful activities.* According to official sources, these search operations are part of Sopore Police’s ongoing preventive strategy to dismantle the terror–separatist ecosystem and disrupt its ideological and logistical networks. Sopore Police reaffirmed that such operations are preventive and intelligence-driven, aimed at safeguarding peace and ensuring that no organization or individual is allowed to exploit the local population or disturb the prevailing security environment. Sopore Police reiterates its firm resolve to continue operations against all elements linked to proscribed organizations and terror networks, ensuring lasting peace, stability, and security across the district.
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Massive Crackdown on Jamaat-e-Islami Network in Sopore; Over 30 Locations Raided, Incriminating Material Seized Sopore, November 12, 2025: In a major coordinated operation, Sopore Police today carried out a series of search operations across multiple locations in Police District Sopore, targeting individuals and premises linked with the proscribed organization Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), banned under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). In a district-wide counter–terror and separatist ecosystem action, simultaneous raids were conducted at over 25 locations across Sopore, Zaingeer, and Rafiabad areas with the assistance of other security forces. The searches were based on credible intelligence inputs indicating attempts by JeI-linked elements to revive their activities under different fronts. *During the operations, a significant quantity of incriminating material—including documents, digital gadgets, and printed content with links to the banned organization—was recovered and seized for detailed scrutiny. Several individuals are being questioned to ascertain their involvement in unlawful activities.* According to official sources, these search operations are part of Sopore Police’s ongoing preventive strategy to dismantle the terror–separatist ecosystem and disrupt its ideological and logistical networks. Sopore Police reaffirmed that such operations are preventive and intelligence-driven, aimed at safeguarding peace and ensuring that no organization or individual is allowed to exploit the local population or disturb the prevailing security environment. Sopore Police reiterates its firm resolve to continue operations against all elements linked to proscribed organizations and terror networks, ensuring lasting peace, stability, and security across the district.

Aditya Raj Kaul

122,693 views • 8 months ago

Meet Anshika Singh aka Antima who was arrested by the Police in Gorakhpur yesterday after she shot a Man with a country made pistol after a small argument. Police revealed that multiple cases are lodged against her in past too including one for fleeing with a rented Thar car from Delhi. In her Phone there was multiple private videos of many people and it seems that she blackmailed them after making their nude videos through video call. It is alleged that Anshika blackmailed and extorted more than 165 people by recording them nude through video call including 15 policemen. She also trapped one DSP and few Daroga of the Police and extorted money from them too. She also lodged more than 5 cases against different people at different police stations under various sections of IPC including Rape and POCSO Act. After lodging these Fake FIRs she did compromise and turned hostile after taking money from them. It is suspected that few policemen were also helping her in this extortion business. Anshika use to post reels with local politicians and police officers on her Instagram on regular basis. The only good thing about Anshika is that she not sparred even Policemen and extorted from them too. Once, a Daroga gave her his Gold Chain after she threatened him with framing him in a rape case. Keep it UP Anshika! Police and Judiciary are always there to help you.
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Meet Anshika Singh aka Antima who was arrested by the Police in Gorakhpur yesterday after she shot a Man with a country made pistol after a small argument. Police revealed that multiple cases are lodged against her in past too including one for fleeing with a rented Thar car from Delhi. In her Phone there was multiple private videos of many people and it seems that she blackmailed them after making their nude videos through video call. It is alleged that Anshika blackmailed and extorted more than 165 people by recording them nude through video call including 15 policemen. She also trapped one DSP and few Daroga of the Police and extorted money from them too. She also lodged more than 5 cases against different people at different police stations under various sections of IPC including Rape and POCSO Act. After lodging these Fake FIRs she did compromise and turned hostile after taking money from them. It is suspected that few policemen were also helping her in this extortion business. Anshika use to post reels with local politicians and police officers on her Instagram on regular basis. The only good thing about Anshika is that she not sparred even Policemen and extorted from them too. Once, a Daroga gave her his Gold Chain after she threatened him with framing him in a rape case. Keep it UP Anshika! Police and Judiciary are always there to help you.

NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs

51,302 views • 5 months ago

OPERATION APEX HAMMER: FEDERAL CRIME SWEEP TAKES DOWN 264 CRIMINALS & ILLEGALS. The arrests continue and won't be stopping anytime soon as more than 250 wanted criminals, including homicide suspects, gang affiliates, and illegal aliens wanted for sex crimes, were arrested across New Jersey during a large-scale joint law enforcement effort known as "Operation Apex Hammer." This is what we voted for. The initiative, led by Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba and U.S. Marshal Juan Mattos Jr., resulted in 264 arrests over the course of a one-month statewide operation. Those apprehended include 17 homicide suspects, 95 documented gang members, and dozens of individuals wanted for violent and sexual offenses. Among those captured was Lorenzo Benitez, 54, an illegal alien from Guatemala. Authorities said Benitez was arrested on June 4 in Plainfield, NJ, and faces multiple counts of sexual assault in Keansburg. Another arrest involved Darlin Franco-Guzman, 25, an illegal alien from Honduras wanted in Baltimore County, Maryland, for burglary and attempted sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl. Franco-Guzman was taken into custody on June 10 in Trenton. The arrests were part of a broader push to dismantle violent gangs and remove repeat offenders with active felony warrants. "This is part of Operation Apex Hammer, a one-month statewide violent crime reduction initiative with federal, state, and local partners." "The teams were working to identify and apprehend gang-affiliated people and other violent offenders… including MS-13, Tren de Aragua, the Sex Money Murder-Bloods, Rolling 60’s Crips, and more." "This is about violent crime," Habba said at the time. "We are doing multiple cases at once to make sure that we clean up as quickly as possible. Violent crime is number one." The scale of the arrests and the range of charges mark Operation Apex Hammer as one of the largest coordinated federal crackdowns in the region to date. The Trump administration's effort to clean up America and clean out our corrupt government is continuing to hold the campaign's promise with record breaking amounts of arrests and deportations of illegal migrants from the Biden administration's open border disaster. Many of these members work with cartels and are the foot soldiers of the deep state. The lower levels and the criminals who do the dirty work are being removed first in order to continue to the bigger players in the game. Cut off their funding, take out the lower level foot soldiers, clean out the legislative level, judges and prosecutors, and then go after the ones at the top. The wheels of justice turn slow, but they are picking up speed. Have faith. Godspeed.
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OPERATION APEX HAMMER: FEDERAL CRIME SWEEP TAKES DOWN 264 CRIMINALS & ILLEGALS. The arrests continue and won't be stopping anytime soon as more than 250 wanted criminals, including homicide suspects, gang affiliates, and illegal aliens wanted for sex crimes, were arrested across New Jersey during a large-scale joint law enforcement effort known as "Operation Apex Hammer." This is what we voted for. The initiative, led by Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba and U.S. Marshal Juan Mattos Jr., resulted in 264 arrests over the course of a one-month statewide operation. Those apprehended include 17 homicide suspects, 95 documented gang members, and dozens of individuals wanted for violent and sexual offenses. Among those captured was Lorenzo Benitez, 54, an illegal alien from Guatemala. Authorities said Benitez was arrested on June 4 in Plainfield, NJ, and faces multiple counts of sexual assault in Keansburg. Another arrest involved Darlin Franco-Guzman, 25, an illegal alien from Honduras wanted in Baltimore County, Maryland, for burglary and attempted sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl. Franco-Guzman was taken into custody on June 10 in Trenton. The arrests were part of a broader push to dismantle violent gangs and remove repeat offenders with active felony warrants. "This is part of Operation Apex Hammer, a one-month statewide violent crime reduction initiative with federal, state, and local partners." "The teams were working to identify and apprehend gang-affiliated people and other violent offenders… including MS-13, Tren de Aragua, the Sex Money Murder-Bloods, Rolling 60’s Crips, and more." "This is about violent crime," Habba said at the time. "We are doing multiple cases at once to make sure that we clean up as quickly as possible. Violent crime is number one." The scale of the arrests and the range of charges mark Operation Apex Hammer as one of the largest coordinated federal crackdowns in the region to date. The Trump administration's effort to clean up America and clean out our corrupt government is continuing to hold the campaign's promise with record breaking amounts of arrests and deportations of illegal migrants from the Biden administration's open border disaster. Many of these members work with cartels and are the foot soldiers of the deep state. The lower levels and the criminals who do the dirty work are being removed first in order to continue to the bigger players in the game. Cut off their funding, take out the lower level foot soldiers, clean out the legislative level, judges and prosecutors, and then go after the ones at the top. The wheels of justice turn slow, but they are picking up speed. Have faith. Godspeed.

The SCIF

64,361 views • 1 year ago

Three Suspects Arrested After Carjacking in Oshawa Three suspects have been arrested after a carjacking in Oshawa. On Saturday, September, 13 2025, at approximately 10:30 p.m., members from Central East Division responded to a carjacking in the area of Nonquon Road and Mary Street North. The victim parked his vehicle in a parking lot when he was approached by three masked suspects. The suspects began assaulting the victim before leaving the area in the victim’s vehicle. Officers located the stolen vehicle travelling northbound on Stevenson Road and attempted a traffic stop. The vehicle failed to stop for police and continued northbound on Stevenson Road. Officers followed the vehicle and it went westbound on Conlin Road. The driver lost control, crashing the vehicle into a field at Conlin Road and Anderson Street. The three suspects then fled on foot into the greenspace. With the assistance of Air1, all parties were located and taken into custody without incident. The victim sustained minor injuries as a result of the assault and was treated at a local area hospital for his injuries. During a search of one of the suspects, officers seized a large knife and an airsoft gun. A 30-year-old male of no fixed address is charged with several offences including: Robbery with violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent; Dangerous Operation of a Conveyance; Possess Weapon Dangerous to Public Peace and Fail to Comply with Probation Order. A 19-year-old male of Scarborough is charged with several offences including: Robbery with Violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent and Possess Weapons Dangerous to Public Peace x2. A 20- year old male of Scarborough is charged with several offences including: Robbery with Violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent; Possess Weapons Dangerous to Public Peace and Possess Prohibited Weapon. They were held for bail hearings. This incident marks the third violent carjacking in Durham Region over a two-week period. In all three incidents, the suspects were arrested as a result of the assistance of Air1 which has proven to be a vital resource in confronting the rise of violent crime. Investigators are asking anyone with any information about this incident to contact the Robbery Unit at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 5355. Anonymous information can be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at and tipsters may be eligible for a $2,000 cash reward. The information in this media release contains facts and circumstances that have been obtained from a police investigation. These allegations have yet to be proven in court. Names of the accused can be viewed here: -30-
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Three Suspects Arrested After Carjacking in Oshawa Three suspects have been arrested after a carjacking in Oshawa. On Saturday, September, 13 2025, at approximately 10:30 p.m., members from Central East Division responded to a carjacking in the area of Nonquon Road and Mary Street North. The victim parked his vehicle in a parking lot when he was approached by three masked suspects. The suspects began assaulting the victim before leaving the area in the victim’s vehicle. Officers located the stolen vehicle travelling northbound on Stevenson Road and attempted a traffic stop. The vehicle failed to stop for police and continued northbound on Stevenson Road. Officers followed the vehicle and it went westbound on Conlin Road. The driver lost control, crashing the vehicle into a field at Conlin Road and Anderson Street. The three suspects then fled on foot into the greenspace. With the assistance of Air1, all parties were located and taken into custody without incident. The victim sustained minor injuries as a result of the assault and was treated at a local area hospital for his injuries. During a search of one of the suspects, officers seized a large knife and an airsoft gun. A 30-year-old male of no fixed address is charged with several offences including: Robbery with violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent; Dangerous Operation of a Conveyance; Possess Weapon Dangerous to Public Peace and Fail to Comply with Probation Order. A 19-year-old male of Scarborough is charged with several offences including: Robbery with Violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent and Possess Weapons Dangerous to Public Peace x2. A 20- year old male of Scarborough is charged with several offences including: Robbery with Violence; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Exceeding $5,000.00; Disguise with Intent; Possess Weapons Dangerous to Public Peace and Possess Prohibited Weapon. They were held for bail hearings. This incident marks the third violent carjacking in Durham Region over a two-week period. In all three incidents, the suspects were arrested as a result of the assistance of Air1 which has proven to be a vital resource in confronting the rise of violent crime. Investigators are asking anyone with any information about this incident to contact the Robbery Unit at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 5355. Anonymous information can be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at and tipsters may be eligible for a $2,000 cash reward. The information in this media release contains facts and circumstances that have been obtained from a police investigation. These allegations have yet to be proven in court. Names of the accused can be viewed here: -30-

Durham Regional Police

14,967 views • 10 months ago

Villa, 50-acre land bank, luxury flats: Telangana DSP booked in DA case ACB raids uncover properties across Telangana, Karnataka; cash, 2 kg gold seized A Telangana deputy superintendent of police allegedly amassed a portfolio of villas, luxury apartments, commercial properties, more than 50 acres of land, cash, gold and investments far beyond his known sources of income, prompting the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to register a disproportionate assets case and conduct searches at 16 locations on Thursday. The ACB booked Sankireddy Bheem Reddy, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Police Computer Services (PCS), Hyderabad, under Sections 13(1)(b) and 13(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, as amended in 2018, alleging that he acquired assets disproportionate to his known sources of income by indulging in corrupt practices and dubious means during his service. Searches were carried out at his residence and 15 other premises linked to his relatives, friends, alleged benamidars and associates. Among the assets traced were a villa at Vessella Meadows in Ibrahimbagh, a G+2 house with a penthouse and another flat in Telecom Nagar, a flat at Kranti Ceon Apartments in Gachibowli, two flats in Tellapur, a share in a G+5 commercial complex on Lancohills Road in Manikonda, a 3,000 sq ft commercial space near Manikonda Marrichettu Junction and several open plots in Nagole, Patancheru, Pragathi Resorts and Mominpet. The ACB also found documents relating to agricultural land measuring 3.5 acres at Zaheerabad in Sangareddy district, six acres and another 38 acres in Karnataka, one acre at Devanahalli near Bengaluru, two acres at Mominpet in Vikarabad district and 4.20 acres at Muchintala village in CC Kunta. Investigators also identified an investment of ₹75 lakh in M/s Sri Raghavendra Rock Sand Minerals. During the searches, officials recovered about ₹3.6 lakh in cash from the officer’s residence and another ₹40 lakh from the house of an alleged benamidar. They also found gold ornaments weighing about two kilograms, silver articles weighing about 20 kilograms and bank balances of approximately ₹19.91 lakh. The ACB said the market value of the immovable properties could be many times higher than their registered value. Officials also found 23 foreign liquor bottles at the officer’s residence and informed the Excise department for further action. Verification of additional assets is under way, and the investigation is continuing. #telangana #Hyderabad #corruption
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Villa, 50-acre land bank, luxury flats: Telangana DSP booked in DA case ACB raids uncover properties across Telangana, Karnataka; cash, 2 kg gold seized A Telangana deputy superintendent of police allegedly amassed a portfolio of villas, luxury apartments, commercial properties, more than 50 acres of land, cash, gold and investments far beyond his known sources of income, prompting the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to register a disproportionate assets case and conduct searches at 16 locations on Thursday. The ACB booked Sankireddy Bheem Reddy, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Police Computer Services (PCS), Hyderabad, under Sections 13(1)(b) and 13(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, as amended in 2018, alleging that he acquired assets disproportionate to his known sources of income by indulging in corrupt practices and dubious means during his service. Searches were carried out at his residence and 15 other premises linked to his relatives, friends, alleged benamidars and associates. Among the assets traced were a villa at Vessella Meadows in Ibrahimbagh, a G+2 house with a penthouse and another flat in Telecom Nagar, a flat at Kranti Ceon Apartments in Gachibowli, two flats in Tellapur, a share in a G+5 commercial complex on Lancohills Road in Manikonda, a 3,000 sq ft commercial space near Manikonda Marrichettu Junction and several open plots in Nagole, Patancheru, Pragathi Resorts and Mominpet. The ACB also found documents relating to agricultural land measuring 3.5 acres at Zaheerabad in Sangareddy district, six acres and another 38 acres in Karnataka, one acre at Devanahalli near Bengaluru, two acres at Mominpet in Vikarabad district and 4.20 acres at Muchintala village in CC Kunta. Investigators also identified an investment of ₹75 lakh in M/s Sri Raghavendra Rock Sand Minerals. During the searches, officials recovered about ₹3.6 lakh in cash from the officer’s residence and another ₹40 lakh from the house of an alleged benamidar. They also found gold ornaments weighing about two kilograms, silver articles weighing about 20 kilograms and bank balances of approximately ₹19.91 lakh. The ACB said the market value of the immovable properties could be many times higher than their registered value. Officials also found 23 foreign liquor bottles at the officer’s residence and informed the Excise department for further action. Verification of additional assets is under way, and the investigation is continuing. #telangana #Hyderabad #corruption

Sudhakar Udumula

136,002 views • 14 days ago

Four Youth Congress colleagues have been booked under grave sections. This is not limited to Delhi. Youth Congress members are being targeted across the country. Four colleagues have been taken into custody in Madhya Pradesh, and three were detained in Uttar Pradesh yesterday. Even individuals who were not present are being targeted. Yesterday, one IYC administrator was also taken into custody. All this points to a deliberate and wider conspiracy being woven by the Modi government against the country’s most powerful youth organisation. At present, nearly 200-300 police personnel have surrounded the IYC premises while the National Executive meeting is underway. Today, IYC National President Uday Bhanu ji has also been taken into custody for questioning. Multiple locations, including Himachal Sadan, have been raided. The reason behind these raids is shockingly simple: a single sentence - “PM is compromised.” Over the past week, the Delhi Police have scanned social media handles, seized posters, and raided printers merely for printing this phrase. District Youth Congress presidents have been detained for displaying a poster with these words. We are now being informed that even the parents of Youth Congress colleagues have been picked up. Surely, the Delhi Police have more serious crimes to investigate than chasing T-shirts and posters. One must ask why the Modi government is so afraid of this statement, unless it reflects an uncomfortable truth. This is precisely the issue the Youth Congress sought to highlight. : Sasikanth Senthil ji
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Four Youth Congress colleagues have been booked under grave sections. This is not limited to Delhi. Youth Congress members are being targeted across the country. Four colleagues have been taken into custody in Madhya Pradesh, and three were detained in Uttar Pradesh yesterday. Even individuals who were not present are being targeted. Yesterday, one IYC administrator was also taken into custody. All this points to a deliberate and wider conspiracy being woven by the Modi government against the country’s most powerful youth organisation. At present, nearly 200-300 police personnel have surrounded the IYC premises while the National Executive meeting is underway. Today, IYC National President Uday Bhanu ji has also been taken into custody for questioning. Multiple locations, including Himachal Sadan, have been raided. The reason behind these raids is shockingly simple: a single sentence - “PM is compromised.” Over the past week, the Delhi Police have scanned social media handles, seized posters, and raided printers merely for printing this phrase. District Youth Congress presidents have been detained for displaying a poster with these words. We are now being informed that even the parents of Youth Congress colleagues have been picked up. Surely, the Delhi Police have more serious crimes to investigate than chasing T-shirts and posters. One must ask why the Modi government is so afraid of this statement, unless it reflects an uncomfortable truth. This is precisely the issue the Youth Congress sought to highlight. : Sasikanth Senthil ji

Congress

22,791 views • 4 months ago

23 Students Booked as Ragging Incident Turns Violent at Devanahalli College,3 arrested Bengaluru The Devanahalli Police of #Bengaluru North East Division have registered a FIR against 23 senior students of #Akash Group of Institutions following a violent #ragging incident that escalated into a targeted assault and robbery. The FIR, filed on January 16, 2026, highlights a series of harrowing events that began as campus bullying and ended in a street-side brawl involving weapons. The ordeal began on January 14, 2026, when senior students from the MIT, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Diploma departments began terrorizing first-year BBA and BCA students. According to the complaint filed by Midhun Madhavan, the college's Admission Head, the seniors allegedly forced juniors to buy cigarettes and alcohol, carry their books, and follow arbitrary commands under the guise of campus "tradition". On the evening of January 15, around 5:00 pm, the harassment turned physical when seniors allegedly assaulted students Sushil Kumar and Harikrishna for failing to comply with demands. When Mr. Madhavan and a group of five students attempted to confront the seniors at a "Tea Hut" near Baichapura Road at 9:00 pm to resolve the matter, the situation turned explosive. Instead of a resolution, the seniors, allegedly joined by local outsiders, launched a coordinated attack. The mob used iron rods, wooden sticks, and stones to beat the staff member and the junior students. During the chaos, the primary accused, Bilal (A1), allegedly robbed a student named Krishnajeet of a gold chain weighing approximately 32 grams. A car belonging to one of the victims was also vandalized during the assault. The police have registered case under sections 115(2), 118(1) and 351(2). Additionally, charges were filed under Sections 116 and 137 of the Karnataka Education Act 1983, which specifically address the prohibition and penalty for ragging. Based on the complaint, police have booked Bilal, Ziril, Mishal, Arjun, Antony, Edrin, Saran, Adman, Noel, Baishudhen, Afail, Shiyas, Nishad, Junaid, Jainel, Shameel, Shanni, Shuhaib, Binto, Sabith, Adithyaraj, Mubashir,Naveen and others. Three Accused Bilal, Noushad and Afsal, all students aged between 21 and 22, have been placed under arrest. Police officials confirmed that the trio has been remanded to judicial custody, while efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused. The victims, including Midhun Madhavan, Krishnajeet and several others, sustained various minor injuries. CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice DCP North East
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23 Students Booked as Ragging Incident Turns Violent at Devanahalli College,3 arrested Bengaluru The Devanahalli Police of #Bengaluru North East Division have registered a FIR against 23 senior students of #Akash Group of Institutions following a violent #ragging incident that escalated into a targeted assault and robbery. The FIR, filed on January 16, 2026, highlights a series of harrowing events that began as campus bullying and ended in a street-side brawl involving weapons. The ordeal began on January 14, 2026, when senior students from the MIT, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Diploma departments began terrorizing first-year BBA and BCA students. According to the complaint filed by Midhun Madhavan, the college's Admission Head, the seniors allegedly forced juniors to buy cigarettes and alcohol, carry their books, and follow arbitrary commands under the guise of campus "tradition". On the evening of January 15, around 5:00 pm, the harassment turned physical when seniors allegedly assaulted students Sushil Kumar and Harikrishna for failing to comply with demands. When Mr. Madhavan and a group of five students attempted to confront the seniors at a "Tea Hut" near Baichapura Road at 9:00 pm to resolve the matter, the situation turned explosive. Instead of a resolution, the seniors, allegedly joined by local outsiders, launched a coordinated attack. The mob used iron rods, wooden sticks, and stones to beat the staff member and the junior students. During the chaos, the primary accused, Bilal (A1), allegedly robbed a student named Krishnajeet of a gold chain weighing approximately 32 grams. A car belonging to one of the victims was also vandalized during the assault. The police have registered case under sections 115(2), 118(1) and 351(2). Additionally, charges were filed under Sections 116 and 137 of the Karnataka Education Act 1983, which specifically address the prohibition and penalty for ragging. Based on the complaint, police have booked Bilal, Ziril, Mishal, Arjun, Antony, Edrin, Saran, Adman, Noel, Baishudhen, Afail, Shiyas, Nishad, Junaid, Jainel, Shameel, Shanni, Shuhaib, Binto, Sabith, Adithyaraj, Mubashir,Naveen and others. Three Accused Bilal, Noushad and Afsal, all students aged between 21 and 22, have been placed under arrest. Police officials confirmed that the trio has been remanded to judicial custody, while efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused. The victims, including Midhun Madhavan, Krishnajeet and several others, sustained various minor injuries. CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice DCP North East

Yasir Mushtaq

113,250 views • 5 months ago

📢TURKEY'S TARGETING OF CHILDREN UNDER THE GUISE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM WAS RAISED AT OSCE. ▶️Our representative Coşkun Yorulmaz spoke on behalf of Solidarity With OTHERS at the Human Dimension Conference 2024, which is organized every year by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and attended by high-level bureaucrats from member states. ▶️In the speech, the unjust detentions of thousands of people and the case including 15 children, which was held on September 23-27, were mentioned. International organizations and human rights defenders were requested to follow the hearings in December. OSCE OSCE/ODIHR "According to the Turkish government figures, as of July of this year, over seven hundred thousand individuals have been investigated under the country’s anti-terrorism legislation. More than three hundred thousand people have been taken into police custody and at least a hundred thousand people have been imprisoned. On the other hand, between 2015 and 2021, more than fifteen thousand children under the age of 18 have been prosecuted for terrorism-related offences. Mass arrests still continue. On May the fourteenth earlier this year, more than five hundred people were arrested in a single day as part of a nationwide police operation. The extent of Turkiye’s abuse of its anti-terror laws continues to draw criticism from international human rights bodies. The UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention expressed deep concern that the widespread and systematic targeting of individuals for their alleged links to the Gülen Movement could amount to crime against humanity. The European Court of Human Rights has, on the other hand, consistently found that Turkiye's application of its anti-terror laws was overly broad and allowed arbitrary prosecution of individuals without evidence which linked them to any armed conduct. We as human rights lawyers unfortunately observe an emerging trend in Turkiye where children of people who have previously been prosecuted under anti-terror laws are also being targeted. In May earlier this year, the Istanbul Police in separate operations arrested forty individuals including fifteen minors, aged between thirteen and seventeen for being members of an armed terrorist organisation. The children later complained about being interrogated in the absence of their lawyers or a psychologist, being constantly threatened and verbally abused during interrogations, being denied food although they were kept in police custody for nearly 24 hours. They also noted that they were pressured to testify against their own parents. Their case was heard by an assize court in Istanbul last week. The evidence against the children include nothing but social conduct such as meeting in each others’ homes to study together, going to shopping malls together and strangely enough playing bowling together. All of these innocent social conduct were recorded by police surveillance teams and presented to the court as recruitment activity. The next court hearing of the children will be held in Istanbul in December in a couple of months. The Turkish authorities should perhaps take it as an opportunity to show to the international organisations to which it is a member and of course to the world at large that the rule of law still prevails within its borders. On the other hand, we urge OSCE and its member states to monitor the said proceedings closely. We also ask our fellow human rights defenders to offer their support to the defendants and their lawyers. I thank you."
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📢TURKEY'S TARGETING OF CHILDREN UNDER THE GUISE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM WAS RAISED AT OSCE. ▶️Our representative Coşkun Yorulmaz spoke on behalf of Solidarity With OTHERS at the Human Dimension Conference 2024, which is organized every year by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and attended by high-level bureaucrats from member states. ▶️In the speech, the unjust detentions of thousands of people and the case including 15 children, which was held on September 23-27, were mentioned. International organizations and human rights defenders were requested to follow the hearings in December. OSCE OSCE/ODIHR "According to the Turkish government figures, as of July of this year, over seven hundred thousand individuals have been investigated under the country’s anti-terrorism legislation. More than three hundred thousand people have been taken into police custody and at least a hundred thousand people have been imprisoned. On the other hand, between 2015 and 2021, more than fifteen thousand children under the age of 18 have been prosecuted for terrorism-related offences. Mass arrests still continue. On May the fourteenth earlier this year, more than five hundred people were arrested in a single day as part of a nationwide police operation. The extent of Turkiye’s abuse of its anti-terror laws continues to draw criticism from international human rights bodies. The UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention expressed deep concern that the widespread and systematic targeting of individuals for their alleged links to the Gülen Movement could amount to crime against humanity. The European Court of Human Rights has, on the other hand, consistently found that Turkiye's application of its anti-terror laws was overly broad and allowed arbitrary prosecution of individuals without evidence which linked them to any armed conduct. We as human rights lawyers unfortunately observe an emerging trend in Turkiye where children of people who have previously been prosecuted under anti-terror laws are also being targeted. In May earlier this year, the Istanbul Police in separate operations arrested forty individuals including fifteen minors, aged between thirteen and seventeen for being members of an armed terrorist organisation. The children later complained about being interrogated in the absence of their lawyers or a psychologist, being constantly threatened and verbally abused during interrogations, being denied food although they were kept in police custody for nearly 24 hours. They also noted that they were pressured to testify against their own parents. Their case was heard by an assize court in Istanbul last week. The evidence against the children include nothing but social conduct such as meeting in each others’ homes to study together, going to shopping malls together and strangely enough playing bowling together. All of these innocent social conduct were recorded by police surveillance teams and presented to the court as recruitment activity. The next court hearing of the children will be held in Istanbul in December in a couple of months. The Turkish authorities should perhaps take it as an opportunity to show to the international organisations to which it is a member and of course to the world at large that the rule of law still prevails within its borders. On the other hand, we urge OSCE and its member states to monitor the said proceedings closely. We also ask our fellow human rights defenders to offer their support to the defendants and their lawyers. I thank you."

Solidarity with OTHERS

10,789 views • 1 year ago

SEVEN TEENAGE GIRLS ARRESTED FOR BULLYING The seven were traced by police and arrested following their participation in an alleged act of bullying where a 14-year-old girl was a victim. Four learners from Bedfordview High School, one from Queens High School, one from Kensington High School and the last one from Phoenix College in Johannesburg. All seven female pupils were arrested and placed into the care of their parents in line with the Child Justice Act. They all appeared today before the JHB Magistrates Court and are expected to appear again on a charge of common assault on Wednesday, 21 May 2025. General Fannie Masemola takes this opportunity to warn young people that bullying is a criminal conduct and is punishable by law. “Bullying has dire repercussions. Once you get involved in acts such as bullying you can be charged for assault GBH, common assault, crimen injuria and a host of other crimes. Being formally charged means you get to have a criminal record under your name which has negative implications on your future. The police will not hesitate to act against those who involve themselves in such acts. Those who get involved in such acts will be traced and made to answer before a court of law for crimes committed. Young people must refrain from getting involved in such acts. We have heard in some instances that some children took their lives as a result of acts of bullying. Bystanders are also warned not to entertain and encourage such acts as they may become accomplices to these crimes”, said Gen Fannie Masemola. Through its School Safety MOU with the Department of Basic Education (DBE), the SAPS visits various schools across the country to create awareness on dangers and consequences of bullying and gangsterism. During these talks, raids are conducted for sharp objects, drugs and illegal weapons and substances. We therefore urge all people living in South Africa to stand together against bullying in order to create safer spaces for young people. This latest incident is amongst a number incidents of bullying that the SAPS has attended to in weeks. In Letlhabile near Brits, police in North West also arrested a 16 year old boy who was placed in the care of his parents last week. The matter is still under investigation where the police are investigating 20 other children for their alleged involvement in this matter. The National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola calls on parents, guardians, community leaders and young people to work together with the police to instil discipline, respect and accountability amongst young people to prevent and combat incidents of bullying. General Masemola also calls on police officers to act swiftly to investigate such incidents when they are reported to ensure perpetrators are brought to book. School learners, bystanders and those with knowledge of such incidents are also urged to report such crimes immediately and not wait until videos go viral.
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SEVEN TEENAGE GIRLS ARRESTED FOR BULLYING The seven were traced by police and arrested following their participation in an alleged act of bullying where a 14-year-old girl was a victim. Four learners from Bedfordview High School, one from Queens High School, one from Kensington High School and the last one from Phoenix College in Johannesburg. All seven female pupils were arrested and placed into the care of their parents in line with the Child Justice Act. They all appeared today before the JHB Magistrates Court and are expected to appear again on a charge of common assault on Wednesday, 21 May 2025. General Fannie Masemola takes this opportunity to warn young people that bullying is a criminal conduct and is punishable by law. “Bullying has dire repercussions. Once you get involved in acts such as bullying you can be charged for assault GBH, common assault, crimen injuria and a host of other crimes. Being formally charged means you get to have a criminal record under your name which has negative implications on your future. The police will not hesitate to act against those who involve themselves in such acts. Those who get involved in such acts will be traced and made to answer before a court of law for crimes committed. Young people must refrain from getting involved in such acts. We have heard in some instances that some children took their lives as a result of acts of bullying. Bystanders are also warned not to entertain and encourage such acts as they may become accomplices to these crimes”, said Gen Fannie Masemola. Through its School Safety MOU with the Department of Basic Education (DBE), the SAPS visits various schools across the country to create awareness on dangers and consequences of bullying and gangsterism. During these talks, raids are conducted for sharp objects, drugs and illegal weapons and substances. We therefore urge all people living in South Africa to stand together against bullying in order to create safer spaces for young people. This latest incident is amongst a number incidents of bullying that the SAPS has attended to in weeks. In Letlhabile near Brits, police in North West also arrested a 16 year old boy who was placed in the care of his parents last week. The matter is still under investigation where the police are investigating 20 other children for their alleged involvement in this matter. The National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola calls on parents, guardians, community leaders and young people to work together with the police to instil discipline, respect and accountability amongst young people to prevent and combat incidents of bullying. General Masemola also calls on police officers to act swiftly to investigate such incidents when they are reported to ensure perpetrators are brought to book. School learners, bystanders and those with knowledge of such incidents are also urged to report such crimes immediately and not wait until videos go viral.

˗ˏˋ CrimeInSA ˊˎ˗

45,647 views • 1 year ago

‼️ German Authorities Shut Down Revived "Crimenetwork" Platform, Arrest Operator on Mallorca German law enforcement has dismantled the relaunched version of the criminal online marketplace "Crimenetwork" and arrested its alleged operator on the Spanish island of Mallorca, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) and the Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office's cybercrime unit (ZIT) announced on May 8, 2026. The suspect, a 35-year-old German citizen, was detained at his Mallorca residence by a special unit of the Spanish National Police on the basis of a European arrest warrant. According to investigators, the man rebuilt an entirely new technical infrastructure under the same "Crimenetwork" name within days of the December 2024 takedown of the original platform and the arrest of its previous administrator. Spanish authorities executed two European arrest warrants against him, covering allegations of organized commercial fraud as well as the operation of a criminal trading platform on the darknet, and he is reportedly being held in Spanish extradition custody. The reconstituted marketplace had grown into a substantial illicit operation before being shuttered. According to police, the platform most recently counted more than 22,000 users and over 100 sellers, who traded in stolen data, drugs, and forged documents. Users settled transactions in cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Monero, and evidence seized during the operation points to platform revenues exceeding 3.6 million euros, with the operator collecting commissions on sales while sellers paid monthly fees for advertising and sales licenses. Authorities provisionally secured assets of roughly 194,000 euros directly tied to "Crimenetwork" and obtained extensive user and transaction data expected to fuel further investigations. The case follows the recent sentencing of the original platform's administrator: in March 2026, the Gießen Regional Court handed down a prison term of seven years and ten months and ordered the confiscation of more than ten million euros in criminal proceeds, though the verdict is not yet final. BKA Cybercrime division head Carsten Meywirth framed the action bluntly, saying the relaunch of Crimenetwork had failed and that another administrator would now have to answer to a German court, a reminder, he said, that "cybercrime does not pay."
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‼️ German Authorities Shut Down Revived "Crimenetwork" Platform, Arrest Operator on Mallorca German law enforcement has dismantled the relaunched version of the criminal online marketplace "Crimenetwork" and arrested its alleged operator on the Spanish island of Mallorca, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) and the Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office's cybercrime unit (ZIT) announced on May 8, 2026. The suspect, a 35-year-old German citizen, was detained at his Mallorca residence by a special unit of the Spanish National Police on the basis of a European arrest warrant. According to investigators, the man rebuilt an entirely new technical infrastructure under the same "Crimenetwork" name within days of the December 2024 takedown of the original platform and the arrest of its previous administrator. Spanish authorities executed two European arrest warrants against him, covering allegations of organized commercial fraud as well as the operation of a criminal trading platform on the darknet, and he is reportedly being held in Spanish extradition custody. The reconstituted marketplace had grown into a substantial illicit operation before being shuttered. According to police, the platform most recently counted more than 22,000 users and over 100 sellers, who traded in stolen data, drugs, and forged documents. Users settled transactions in cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Monero, and evidence seized during the operation points to platform revenues exceeding 3.6 million euros, with the operator collecting commissions on sales while sellers paid monthly fees for advertising and sales licenses. Authorities provisionally secured assets of roughly 194,000 euros directly tied to "Crimenetwork" and obtained extensive user and transaction data expected to fuel further investigations. The case follows the recent sentencing of the original platform's administrator: in March 2026, the Gießen Regional Court handed down a prison term of seven years and ten months and ordered the confiscation of more than ten million euros in criminal proceeds, though the verdict is not yet final. BKA Cybercrime division head Carsten Meywirth framed the action bluntly, saying the relaunch of Crimenetwork had failed and that another administrator would now have to answer to a German court, a reminder, he said, that "cybercrime does not pay."

Dark Web Informer

21,919 views • 2 months ago

The Other Side of Meerut Band Baaja Baaraat story: ➤Pranita Sharma and Army Caption (Now Major) Gaurav Agnihotri married in 2018. Immediately after their marriage parents of Pranita started unnecessary interference in the life of couple which led to frequent disputes. ➤Father of Pranita was a Judge in Uttarakhand whereas her Brother Pranav Vashisht was a Supreme Court Lawyer. They lodged multiple cases against Gaurav and his family in Delhi, Bareilly and Prayagraj after one year of the marriage in the year 2019. Father of Pranita tried to misuse his position as a Judge to force the Police to arrest Major Gaurav and his parents. Panicked Parents of the husband approached Uttarakhand Governor after which an enquiry has started. ➤After that all of a sudden Father of Pranita agreed to send back his daughter to her matrimonial house and decided to withdraw all the cases. ➤Even after that Pranita kept fighting with her husband and In Laws under the influence of her mother. She abused and attacked her Father In Law many times and also physically manhandled her husband on many occasions. Because of the continuous pressure form Pranita and her Family, Father of Gaurav transferred 3 Bigha of Land in the name of Pranita in the year 2023. ➤In 2022, brother of Pranita died in an accident. Pranita gave birth to a child in 2024. Now the mother of Pranita started claiming that the child of Pranita is the rebirth of her son Pranav and insisted that the child shall stay with them and wanted to name the child as "Pranav". ➤Last year Pranita left her husband and came to her parental house where she did Mundan of the child without informing Gaurav. And when Gaurav objected to the same, Pranita and her parents demanded Divorce or threatened to file cases against the husband and his parents. ➤At last, finding no other way and because of the Women Centric Gender biased Laws of the Country, Major Gaurav agreed for mutual Divorce. ➤Was there any alimony paid by Gaurav to his wife? No, alimony was not paid because Pranita and her Parents made it a condition that the child of Gaurav will stay with them and Gaurav was not given even any visitation rights as a condition of Mutual divorce. ➤What about Streedhan? Gaurav and his parents gifted Jewellery of more than 70 Lacs to Pranita at the time of her Marriage and later which all are with her now. Even a Gold chain gifted by them to Gaurav needs to be returned to them as per the terms of the Divorce agreement. ➤A Verna car of Gaurav is in the illegal possession of Pranita and her Parents. Meanwhile, as per the terms of mutual divorce, parents of Gaurav are in the process of returning all the remaining belongings of Pranita. (Video is attached). So, the claim that they did not take back the Streedhan is completely false. ➤ As, per mutual divorce terms, both the husband and the wife were suppose to not interfere in each others life but still Pranita and her Parents choose to defame and demean Major Gaurav and his Parents by indulging in cheap theatrics. ➤So, Pranita got around 70 Lakhs of Jewellery, 3 Bigha of Land, all her Belongings and absolute custody of the child as per her Divorce settlement. ➤And What Gaurav got after suffering for 7 years in a hostile Marriage? ➤Never trust a story without knowing the other side. Matrimonial disputes are not just Black & White but there is always a grey area.
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The Other Side of Meerut Band Baaja Baaraat story: ➤Pranita Sharma and Army Caption (Now Major) Gaurav Agnihotri married in 2018. Immediately after their marriage parents of Pranita started unnecessary interference in the life of couple which led to frequent disputes. ➤Father of Pranita was a Judge in Uttarakhand whereas her Brother Pranav Vashisht was a Supreme Court Lawyer. They lodged multiple cases against Gaurav and his family in Delhi, Bareilly and Prayagraj after one year of the marriage in the year 2019. Father of Pranita tried to misuse his position as a Judge to force the Police to arrest Major Gaurav and his parents. Panicked Parents of the husband approached Uttarakhand Governor after which an enquiry has started. ➤After that all of a sudden Father of Pranita agreed to send back his daughter to her matrimonial house and decided to withdraw all the cases. ➤Even after that Pranita kept fighting with her husband and In Laws under the influence of her mother. She abused and attacked her Father In Law many times and also physically manhandled her husband on many occasions. Because of the continuous pressure form Pranita and her Family, Father of Gaurav transferred 3 Bigha of Land in the name of Pranita in the year 2023. ➤In 2022, brother of Pranita died in an accident. Pranita gave birth to a child in 2024. Now the mother of Pranita started claiming that the child of Pranita is the rebirth of her son Pranav and insisted that the child shall stay with them and wanted to name the child as "Pranav". ➤Last year Pranita left her husband and came to her parental house where she did Mundan of the child without informing Gaurav. And when Gaurav objected to the same, Pranita and her parents demanded Divorce or threatened to file cases against the husband and his parents. ➤At last, finding no other way and because of the Women Centric Gender biased Laws of the Country, Major Gaurav agreed for mutual Divorce. ➤Was there any alimony paid by Gaurav to his wife? No, alimony was not paid because Pranita and her Parents made it a condition that the child of Gaurav will stay with them and Gaurav was not given even any visitation rights as a condition of Mutual divorce. ➤What about Streedhan? Gaurav and his parents gifted Jewellery of more than 70 Lacs to Pranita at the time of her Marriage and later which all are with her now. Even a Gold chain gifted by them to Gaurav needs to be returned to them as per the terms of the Divorce agreement. ➤A Verna car of Gaurav is in the illegal possession of Pranita and her Parents. Meanwhile, as per the terms of mutual divorce, parents of Gaurav are in the process of returning all the remaining belongings of Pranita. (Video is attached). So, the claim that they did not take back the Streedhan is completely false. ➤ As, per mutual divorce terms, both the husband and the wife were suppose to not interfere in each others life but still Pranita and her Parents choose to defame and demean Major Gaurav and his Parents by indulging in cheap theatrics. ➤So, Pranita got around 70 Lakhs of Jewellery, 3 Bigha of Land, all her Belongings and absolute custody of the child as per her Divorce settlement. ➤And What Gaurav got after suffering for 7 years in a hostile Marriage? ➤Never trust a story without knowing the other side. Matrimonial disputes are not just Black & White but there is always a grey area.

NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs

87,616 views • 3 months ago