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According to officials, the operation was launched following intelligence about the movement of suspected terrorists along the National Highway bypass. A robust checkpoint was established near the Sham Lal petrol pump, N R Colony, at the NHW bypass.

    staff reporter ghamapur police have registered separate cases on the complaints registered by the members of congress and bjp in the issue of firing incident in sheetlamai area reported on the day of polling, on friday. csp, ranjhi

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The police seized 49.9 Kg of firecrackers from the shop located at North East Delhi's West Vinod Nagar, on Sunday. The accused was identified as Rajnish Gupta, a resident of West Vinod Nagar India News | Delhi: Cosmetic Shop Owner Arrested for Selling Firecrackers in West Vinod Nagar.

Delhi Police have arrested a cosmetic shop owner for allegedly selling illegal firecrackers.

Ludhiana: The Ludhiana police recovered a cache of firecrackers stored illegally in two shops in Krishna Nagar on Tibba road and Deep Nagar in Civil L.

The IED was kept in a bag and firecrackers and petrol pouches were also kept inside it so that it could catch fire after the blast. After the blast, the accused Martin rented a hotel named Miracle Residency in Thrissur and uploaded the video from the room there on Facebook. Kochi Convention Center Blast Caused by Remote-Controlled IED, Says Kerala Police.

The accused, who hails from Kochi, has been booked under charges of section 302 (murder) of the IPC, Explosive Substances Act, and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act

A man has been arrested with 565 kg of firecrackers northeast Delhi's Babarpur area, police said on Thursday.

A man has been arrested with 565 kg of firecrackers northeast Delhi’s Babarpur area, police said on Thursday.  Deputy Commissioner of Police (northeast) Joy Tirkey said a tip-off was received that accused Luvkant Vats (35) had stored a huge quantity of firecrackers and was also selling

The police team was able to identify the so-called godown, and finally, it was traced to Delhi's Kalyanpuri area. The team instantly swung into action, and a raid was conducted at said godown, where the police found a huge stock of banned crackers weighing 1086.5 kg, an official said. Delhi Police Seize Over 1000 Kg of Banned Firecrackers Amid Festive Season, One Held.