A Rajasthan resident, Manveer Benipal, was allegedly framed by Ludhiana police in a drug case. The case involves accusations of kidnapping, extortion, criminal conspiracy, and false evidence. Benipal's family claims that a Ludhiana resident, Inderjeet, colluded with the police to abduct Benipal and extort money by threatening to implicate him in the drug case. The case has led to the booking of 10 Ludhiana police personnel and additional individuals on various charges.
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After PCR cops nabbed two criminals in a hot chase in Jamalpur, Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav announced cash rewards and appreciation letters to the cops.
, Sep 29 (101Reporters/IANS) In the foothills of the Himalayas, surrounded by the dense Katarniya Ghat forest, lies the small village of Bishunapur, 47 km from Mihinpurwa village block in Uttar Pradesh s Bahraich district. Home to 2,500 people, .
Porters burdened by theabsence of passengers Updated: Updated: Many at railway station finding it hard to pay rent, afford food Share Article Many at railway station finding it hard to pay rent, afford food On a hot and sunny afternoon in Delhi, when a handful of passengers made their way into the New Delhi railway station, a group of porters thronged them. Near an auto with a passenger with some luggage, were standing several porters in the hope that one of them will get work. “What to do? Nobody comes looking for us anymore. We have to run behind them,” said 43-year-old Mahesh Meena, a porter for 36 years now.