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NIA Attaches Multiple Properties Of JeM Militant In Pulwama - Vimarsana News

NIA Attaches Multiple Properties Of JeM Militant In Pulwama

  Jammu: National Investigation Agency on thursday attached multiple properties in South Kashmir’s Pulwama. In a handout, the NIA said that going full steam with its efforts to destroy the terror network in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has attached as many as seven immovable properties of a top terrorist belonging to the banned Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)

Punjab Police Busts Terror Module Operated By Man Linked To Khalistani Separatist, Arrests Key Operative and Three Others - Vimarsana News

Punjab Police Busts Terror Module Operated By Man Linked To Khalistani Separatist, Arrests Key Operative and Three Others

The mastermind behind the module, identified as Iqbalpreet Singh alias Buchi, who resides abroad, orchestrated the operations, as disclosed by Gaurav Yadav. - Newsx

Source: newsx.com
Opium: 1 held with opium worth ₹15L in Chatra | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Opium: 1 held with opium worth ₹15L in Chatra | Ranchi News

A criminal named Lalu Saw was arrested in Chatra for carrying 2.7kg opium valued at Rs 15 lakh along with a pistol, five bullets, and a motorcycle. The arrest was made based on a tip-off received by the police team led by SP Vikas Kumar Pandey. Lalu was wanted in multiple cases related to NDPS Act, Arms Act, murder, dacoity, and snatching in Chatra.

Golden Monir acquitted in gold possession case - Vimarsana News

Golden Monir acquitted in gold possession case

Golden Monir Gold Case Update: Monir Hossain, known as "Golden Monir", was acquitted in a case filed over possessing 7 kg of gold ornaments, a huge amount of foreign currency "illegally" and Tk 1.09 crore after the judge found "inconsistencies in testimonies" of the witnesses.

Delhi High Court Quashes Arms Act FIR, Directs Accused To Pay ₹50K Costs To Police Welfare Fund, Lawyers' Bodies - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court Quashes Arms Act FIR, Directs Accused To Pay ₹50K Costs To Police Welfare Fund, Lawyers' Bodies

While quashing an FIR registered against a man under the Arms Act, 1959, the Delhi High Court has asked him to pay costs of Rs. 50,000 to be deposited with Delhi Police Welfare Fund and three district...

Source: livelaw.in