Main accused in journalist Mukesh Chandrakar murder case held
Police have arrested the main suspect in journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's murder case. The suspect had been on the run since the crime and has now been detained, an official said.
Police have arrested the main suspect in journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's murder case. The suspect had been on the run since the crime and has now been detained, an official said.
In a tragic incident, five members of a family, including three children and their parents, died of asphyxiation on Sunday evening in Srinagar, officials reported.
According to an official statement, police teams have recovered 2.19 kg heroin, three sophisticated pistols including two automatic and Rs 2.60 lakh drug money from their possession, besides, impounding their Toyota Fortuner car.
The FIR mentions the names of all four individuals who allegedly made changes to their Aadhaar cards, and the complaint was registered under Sections 318/4 (cheating) and 336/3 (forging of documents or electronic records) of BNS at Dwarka North Police Station.
Pacyon Foundation, a leading foundation, staged their play "On Duty Sir" which highlighted various issues faced by the police in taking out time for their family and personal lives, getting time off from work (holidays), psychological issues, suicides and suicidal tendencies among the police amongst other problems.
A police team from Burdwan, with assistance from Siliguri Metropolitan Police, arrested a suspect in connection with the ongoing tablet scam. The accused, identified as Rabindra Prasad Singh, was apprehended in Debidanga under Pradhan Nagar police station area.
A lady sub-inspector, Nasrin Sultana, the officer in-charge of Rupnarayanpur police outpost has become the first woman to become the officer in-charge of a police station of Asansol Durgapur Police Commissionerate (ADPC) since its formation in September 2011.
A woman tragically died in Basirhat last night after her husband defied government directives and chose to deliver their child at home.
Two neighbours were injured after they fought each other with swords and firearms in Monoberia, Barakar, under the Kulti Police Station area of the Asansol Durgapur Police Commissionerate this morning.
The shooter, 20-year-old Tushar, was arrested from Kundli village in Sonipat, Haryana, after the police received information that he was coming to the area to retrieve a motorcycle used in the crime, which had been dumped there to avoid arrest following the shootout.
