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Man beaten to death over petty issue in Gurugram, 2 arrested - Vimarsana News

Man beaten to death over petty issue in Gurugram, 2 arrested

A man was brutally thrashed by a group of seven to eight men at his rented accommodation, resulting in his death on Friday morning in the Chakkarpur village area, the police said.The deceased has been identified as Vikram Kumar, a native of ...

Denied liquor, man sets store on fire, beats staff to death in Gurgaon | Gurgaon News - Vimarsana News

Denied liquor, man sets store on fire, beats staff to death in Gurgaon | Gurgaon News

A 39-year-old man was arrested for allegedly beating to death the salesman of a liquor store in Pataudi and setting the premises on fire after being

Police officer suspended over involvement in 'honey-trapping' racket | Delhi News, The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

Police officer suspended over involvement in 'honey-trapping' racket | Delhi News, The Indian Express

The ASI was transferred from Farrukh Nagar station over her alleged role in helping the woman file a rape case, police said.

Eatery owner thrashed by group for refusing free biryani, 5 held | Gurgaon News - Vimarsana News

Eatery owner thrashed by group for refusing free biryani, 5 held | Gurgaon News

Five people were arrested on Wednesday after a group of men allegedly thrashed an eatery owner, hurled abusive words at him and vandalised his small

telegram: Man cheated of Rs 25 lakh in job fraud via Telegram - Vimarsana News

telegram: Man cheated of Rs 25 lakh in job fraud via Telegram

A Gurugram resident lost Rs 25 lakh after being fraudulently offered a job on messaging platform Telegram. The 46-year-old victim was promised high returns but was instructed to deposit Rs 10,000 to receive daily tasks, leading to their initial payment of Rs 18,000. The fraudsters posed as a travel company representative, demanding an additional Rs 50,000.