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New Delhi: Ahead of Independence Day, three men were arrested for allegedly selling banned Chinese manjha in different parts of the city. A total of 112 rolls of the banned manjha were seized. Acting on a tip-off, Delhi Police's crime branch conducted a raid at a stationery shop in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar on Tuesday and seized 27 rolls of Chinese manjha. The accused, shop owner Yogesh, is a resident of Rohtak in Haryana.On the same day, another raid was conducted in east Delhi's Trilokpuri. Harsh (23) was arrested for storing and selling the banned manjha from his house, police said. Additional commissioner of police (crime) Mangesh Kashyap said, "Harsh was caught holding a bag containing 25 rolls of the manjha and apprehended. He disclosed that he procured it from another local resident."Another accused, Rajiv (39), was also arrested from Uttam Nagar with 60 rolls of Chinese manjha.Chinese manjha, a synthetic kite string that is coated with glass, metal and other abrasive materials, is banned for production, sale and use in the capital. On June 27, 22-year-old Yash Goswami died after his throat was slit by Chinese manjha while riding his scooter on Rani Jhansi Road.
. No arrest has been made so far in the incident, the police said. (Representational) New Delhi: A 19-year-old man was brutally stabbed to death in the Rani Garden area in Shahdara district, police said on Saturday. The victim has been identified as Yash. According to police, in their preliminary investigation, two suspects have been identified, Amaan and Rehan, in connection with the murder. "A murder has taken place in the Geeta Colony area. The deceased's name is Yash, who is around 19 ye ...Read More >
New Delhi, Jun 28 (PTI) A 20-year-old man has been stabbed to death following a scuffle over his scooter brushing past one of the accused in the Geeta Colony area here leading to the arrest of three persons, an official said on Saturday. Yash, a resident of Rani Garden, was declared dead at a hospital in Laxmi Nagar around 9.41 pm on Friday, police said, adding those arrested have been identified as Rihan, Md Amaan and Lucky. Also Read | Is June 28 Bank Holiday? Will Banks Remain Open or Closed on 4th Saturday Falling on 28th July 2025? All You Need To Know. The victim was on his way home o ...Read More >
Delhi Police have apprehended two members of the notorious 'Doodh Chor' gang, known for stealing milk and dairy products, after a viral video exposed their criminal activities in the Uttam Nagar area. IMAGE: Photograph: Samrang Pring/ReutersKey PointsDelhi Police arrested two members of the 'Doodh Chor' gang after a video of them stealing dairy products went viral.The gang members stole milk crates and dairy products from unattended delivery vehicles in the Uttam Nagar area.Police recovered stol ...Read More >
Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation's (GHMC) order to shut beef shops and slaughterhouses on the Independence Day (August 15) and Krishna Janmashtami (August 16) evoked mixed response from people in the city. While some felt that the beef shops should be closed on Krishna Janmashtami considering religious sentiments, they said the shops could be allowed to function on August 15. While there are no restrictions on chicken, fish, etc., beef shops were ordered to be closed. So many people also wanted the government to specify why such orders were issued -- due to law and orde ...Read More >