Latest Updates: Night curfew imposed in Latur; weekly markets to remain shut till March 31
Latest Updates: Night curfew imposed in Latur; weekly markets to remain shut till March 31
Mumbai, Thane, and Kalyan Dombivli regions continue to report a massive spike in new COVID-19 cases. For the fourth day consecutive day, Mumbai reported over 1,500 new cases. With the addition of 1,708 on Saturday, the overall tally has increased to 3,41,985. 941 people also recovered during the day, while five more succumbed to the virus. Thane reported over 300 new cases, while Kalyan Dombivli over 400. Overall, Maharashtra recorded 15,602 fresh COVID-19 cases and 88 deaths, taking the tally to 22,97,793 and the toll to 52,811. Maharashtra is now left with 1,18,525 active cases. Meanwhile, in another development, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Mumbai Police officer Sachin Vaze after questioning him for 12 hours over the recovery of an explosive-laden vehicle near the residence of ind
Sachin Vaze: From murder accused to Shiv Sainik to Mumbaiâs star cop
Removed from the crime branch over questions about Mansukh Hiranâs death, he is still facing trial in a custodial death case from 2003.
Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh announced on Wednesday that Sachin Vaze had been
removed from his position as assistant police inspector of Mumbaiâs crime branch pending an investigation into the death of Mansukh Hiran.
âWe will take appropriate action against Vaze if he is involved in his death,â Deshmukh said in the state assembly.
Hiran was the owner of an SUV that had been found filled with explosives near Antilia, industrialist Mukesh Ambaniâs home, on February 25. Hiran had reported the vehicle missing a few days before, and vehemently denied any involvement in the incident.
Hyderabad: Travel agent booked for duping women on pretext of giving jobs in UAE
By Mohammed Hussain| Published: 18th December 2020 7:58 pm IST Representational Image
Hyderabad: Police in Hyderabad has booked a city-based travel agent for duping women on the pretext of providing jobs to them in UAE. A case of cheating has been registered against the accused under section 420 and 120B of IPC.
This comes after 12 Hyderabadi women were rescued by the Indian Association – Ajman and the Indian Consul in Dubai on Saturday.
The families of these women had alleged that they were lured into a lucrative job offer in Dubai by a travel agent namely Shafi.