Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday congratulated the Delhi and Gujarat police for a series of successful operations to curb the illegal drug trade, stating that the Central government is committed to its mission of a drug-free Bharat.
: The Special Cell of Delhi Police and Gujarat Police arrested five people on Monday in connection with a cocaine drug bust case.
A day before the incident, the Gujarat High Court had sought clarification from the state government on which law accused were flogged by the police.
The police said 95 per cent of them have been traced and returned to their families. They clarified that the women who had gone missing were not trafficked, but had left home for such personal reasons like family dispute, failure in examination, etc.
An affidavit submitted in the high court on the flogging of Muslims during Navratri last year, Kheda district police officials have said that the public flogging of the detained Muslims was carried out to maintain peace and harmony in the area.
The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel was reportedly killed by family members of a boy, whom he went to accost for allegedly uploading a video of his minor daughter online, police said earlier.
The Ahmedabad Cyber Crime police on Tuesday detained Trinamool Congress spokesman, Saket Gokhale from the Jaipur airport.
The accused were grilled for hours by the ATS and other agencies for what they wrote while making graffiti on the metro coaches. However, nothing suspicious was found during the investigation.
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken suo moto cognisance in the matter and has set up an inquiry team, which will visit and speak with the students of the institute.
Though the whereabouts of Hardik Patel are yet to be traced, he had last congratulated Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on his victory in the assembly elections, through a message from his verified handle on Twitter on February 11.
