During the hearing in Rouse Avenue Court, the CBI stated that Manisha was an expert in translating Botany and Zoology question papers. Furthermore, she was involved in the conspiracy with PV Kulkarni and Manisha Waghmare. She had given the question paper to accused Shubham.

Seeking custody, the CBI told the court that a simultaneous investigation was underway across the country. We have to take her to different parts of the country for investigation purposes, as she had the question paper.

Meanwhile, Manisha’s lawyer protested the arrest in court. He said, “The manner in which Manisha was arrested is illegal. She was arrested after sunset and then brought to Delhi at 1 a.m.” The court directed the defense lawyer to file an application in this regard. The court also granted Manisha’s lawyer access to meet with her for 15 minutes daily.

The Rouse Avenue Court also ordered Manisha Gurunath Mandhare to be remanded in CBI custody for 14 days.

Manisha Gurunath Mandhare was arrested on May 14 in the NEET paper leak case. In the past 24 hours, the CBI conducted searches at six locations across the country and seized several important documents, laptops, bank statements, and mobile phones. An official stated that the seized items are being analyzed in detail.

The CBI registered the case on May 12 based on a written complaint received from the

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Delhi Police reported that on May 15, a PCR call was received at Anand Parvat Police Station, reporting that three boys were attacked by 10 to 15 unidentified men. The attackers took one of the three boys with them. Police arrived at the scene immediately after receiving the information.

Police reported that during investigations, it was discovered that a boy had been stabbed in the wooded area of ​​Ramjas Park. A man was found lying on the ground near the park’s boundary wall, with visible injuries on the left side of his chest and head. The deceased was identified through his mobile phone’s SIM card. No eyewitnesses were found at the scene.

Police registered a case and began an investigation. A post-mortem examination was conducted and relevant evidence was seized for further investigation. A special team was formed to apprehend the accused.

Police said the deceased’s friend was in the area with the victim when some men attacked him and his friend due to an old dispute. They took the friend into the forest and stabbed him to death with knives and bricks. Meanwhile, the witness and his friend managed to escape.

Police took action and arrested a man named Virat alias Gattu. Based on his information, the knife used in the crime was recovered from a forested area near the scene.

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The accused would deceive shopkeepers by showing them fake online transactions and then have the goods picked up by a porter and flee. According to police, on May 15, acting on local intelligence and confidential information, the Phase-2 police arrested the accused, Sameer Ansari, from a closed company near the BOPL Cut. A case has been registered against the accused at the Phase-2 police station.

The arrested accused has been identified as Sameer Ansari, son of Mehraj Ansari, resident of Shastri Park, New Delhi. He was currently residing in Qasim Vihar, Village Sabapur, Police Station Tronica City, District Ghaziabad. The accused is said to be around 21 years old. Police investigations have revealed that he roamed the NCR region targeting shopkeepers selling electronic goods. He would first gain the shopkeepers’ trust and then mislead them by showing them screenshots of fake online payments or fake transactions via mobile phone.

When shopkeepers handed over the goods without confirming payment, the accused would have a porter pick up ACs, refrigerators, coolers, and other expensive electronic equipment and flee the scene. Police from the Phase-2 police station recovered 13 indoor AC units, 13 outdoor AC units, three window ACs, a refrigerator, a cooler, an LED TV, and ₹2,440 in cash from the accused.

Police are now investigating the accused’s criminal history and his other associates. Efforts are also being made to determine in which areas of the NCR he has committed similar crimes.

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It is alleged that Mahjabeen, along with her husband Hasan Shaikh and brother Tariq Shaikh, murdered her friend, Arbaaz Maqsood Ali Khan, a resident of Mumbra.

Senior police officer Anil Shinde said that on April 3, Arbaaz left home saying he was going to Dadar to collect money. When he did not return, his father filed a missing person report at the Mumbra police station. Police then began an investigation based on call records, which traced the last location of Arbaaz and his friend Mahjabeen to the Boisar area of ​​Palghar district.

Following this, the police detained Mehjabeen and interrogated her, where she confessed to murdering Arbaaz along with her husband and brother. Preliminary police investigations also revealed that there was a dispute between the two over ransom money. After the murder, the accused attempted to dispose of the body by stuffing it in a green drum.

In this murder, the woman, along with her husband and brother, first kidnapped the young man and then brutally assaulted him in his rented apartment. They also demanded 1.5 lakh rupees from him. However, due to the lack of money by evening, the young man died in the room due to the intense beating. Afterward, the body was hidden in the same room for two days. The woman’s brother, Tariq Sheikh, with the help of a friend, attempted to dispose of the body by putting it in a green drum and using a bike.

Police have arrested two of the accused involved in this incident. Two others remain at large, and the police are continuing their efforts to apprehend them. Police recovered the body from a drain, wrapped in a drum. Police said the man, aged about 28, was an engineer by profession. The woman’s brother has a criminal record.

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On May 14, complainant Jitendra Singh, a resident of Bhind district in Madhya Pradesh, reported to the police that his bag, containing ₹1.50 lakh, was stolen from Pusta Road, Safeda slum area, near the Shani Dev Temple. A case was registered at the Geeta Colony police station under e-FIR number 80039649/2026.

Given the seriousness of the case, a special team was formed under the direction of SHO Inspector Prem Kumar Singh. The team included ASI Anoop Kumar, Head Constable Arun Kumar, and Head Constable Mohit Kumar. Police immediately launched a search operation in the surrounding area, reviewed CCTV footage, and identified the accused through technical surveillance. During the investigation, the accused was identified as Aftab alias Bhoma (26).

Meanwhile, police received information that the accused was planning to return to the Geeta Colony area with the intention of committing a crime. Following this, police laid a trap near the crematorium on Pusta Road and arrested the accused within just 24 hours. During the arrest, police recovered ₹52,000 in cash and a small black bag from the accused.

During interrogation, the accused confessed to the theft. Investigation revealed that he has previously been involved in six cases, including robbery, snatching, theft, and the Arms Act. The accused is a resident of the Bawana area.

According to police, another accused involved in this case is still absconding; efforts are underway to arrest him. An investigation is also underway to recover the remaining stolen money.

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TEAM AND INVESTIGATION:
A dedicated team comprising HC Manoj Bhati, HC Sanjeev, Ct. Sumit, Ct. Neeraj and Ct. Gaurav was constituted under the supervision of Inspr. Prashant Anand, SHO/PS Wazirabad and guidance of Shri Shashikant Gaur, ACP/Sub Division Burari to nab the accused persons and recover the cash.

During investigation, the team thoroughly analyzed the CCTV footage of the place of incident and adjoining routes. In one of the CCTV footages, complainant Ayush Mishra was seen smiling while the so-called snatchers were following him carrying the same black bag which created suspicion. During investigation, it was also revealed that the incident took place at about 3:30 PM while the complainant called the police at 6 PM. On questioning about this gap, he could not give any satisfactory reply. Besides, he also kept changing his statements during interrogation. On sustained interrogation, he broke down and admitted that he along with two accomplices Ashu and Akash, both residents of Kaushik Enclave, Burari, Delhi had committed the above crime. At his instance, cash Rs. 2.5 lacs was recovered. Further, at his instance, both of his accomplices Ashu and Akash were also apprehended. Cash Rs. 2 lacs was recovered from the shop of Ashu and cash Rs. 2 lacs was recovered from the house of Akash. All the three accused persons have been arrested and the motorcycles used for carrying cash and committing crime have been recovered.

INTERROGATION:
On sustained interrogation, accused Ayush Mishra disclosed that he hails from Azamgarh, UP. Due to financial needs, he shifted to Delhi about 4-5 months before and was residing in the house of his aunt (Bua) in Kaushik Enclave, Burari. About 2 months before, he started working with a Chartered Accountant in his neighbourhood. Meanwhile, he came in contact with Ashu and Akash and they all used to sit in the shop of Ashu in the evening hours and consumed alcohol together. He used to deliver the cash amount of his employer at different places. About 4-5 days before the incident, he along with his accomplices Ashu and Akash made a plan to deceive the money of his employer.

As per plan, Ashu provided a motorcycle to Ayush Mishra for carrying the cash and after receiving information about delivery of cash amount, Ashu and Akash followed him on another motorcycle (owned by father of Akash) and took away the bag containing cash from Ayush Mishra and moved towards Khajoori before taking a U-turn in order to mislead the police. Later, they divided the stolen amount among them. Subsequently, Sections 203/316(4)/ 317(2)/240/217 BNS were added in the case.

PROFILE OF ACCUSED PERSONS:
1. Ayush Mishra aged 20 years originally hails from Azamgarh, UP. About 4-5 months before, he shifted to Delhi and was residing in the house of his aunt in Kaushik Enclave, Burari, Delhi. He has studied upto 12th standard and addicted to alcohol. He is the mastermind of this conspiracy.
2. Ashu aged 28 years r/o Kaushik Enclave, Burari, Delhi is a school dropout and addicted to alcohol. He runs a motorcycle repair shop in Kaushik Enclave for the last 10 years.
3. Akash aged 33 years r/o Gali No. 21, Kaushik Enclave, Burari, Delhi is a school dropout and addicted to alcohol. He works as a delivery boy on Porter Service for the last 3-4 years. He was previously involved in a robbery case of PS Maurice Nagar, Delhi.

RECOVERY:
1. Cash Rs. 6.5 lacs.
2. One Motorcycle used in the crime
3. One motorcycle used for carrying cash was also seized.

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Pawan Kumar Ruia, founder-chairman of the Ruia Group, once a tycoon who acquired several government and private companies, was under the scanner of Cyber ​​Crime Division detectives for his alleged involvement in a cyber scam.

Pawan Ruia was arrested on Tuesday evening in front of a luxury hotel in New Town on the northern outskirts of Kolkata.

A senior state police official said the arrest was made in connection with a case filed against Ruia in 2024 by Swapan Kumar Mandal at the Eco Park police station under the Bidhannagar City Police.

It is alleged that money collected through various online frauds across the country was deposited into various bank accounts belonging to Ruia and his family members. During the investigation of the complaint, cyber experts initially found clues to transactions worth ₹315 crore. Later, in November last year, the Cyber ​​Crime Division of the West Bengal Police took suo motu cognizance of the matter and filed an FIR against Ruia.

Police claim that the money collected through cyber fraud was laundered through more than 148 shell companies registered in the names of Ruia and several members of his family. The proceeds from the cyber fraud were deposited into the accounts of all these companies.

At that time, investigating officers also raided and searched Ruia’s residence. Later, police claimed that the total fraud amount involved in this case was approximately ₹600 crore.

It has been learned that the bank accounts into which the cyber fraud proceeds were deposited were allegedly operated from the ‘Ruia Centre’ located at 46 Syed Amir Ali Avenue, Kolkata-17.

Pawan Ruia was arrested by the police in 2016 in connection with the theft of railway equipment from the Jessop factory; this factory was once owned by the Ruia Group. After the Jessop and Dunlop factories owned by him were closed, the state government attempted to take them over.

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This action came after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested both officers on charges of allegedly demanding a bribe. According to the CBI, Abhishek Mishra and his colleague, Divyanshu Gautam, are accused of demanding a bribe of approximately four lakh rupees. It is reported that the bribe was demanded in exchange for a work assignment, and the agency took action after receiving a complaint.

Given the seriousness of the matter, the CBI initiated an investigation and, after the initial investigation found the allegations to be true, both were arrested. Following their arrest, they were produced before the Rouse Avenue Court, where the court remanded them to CBI custody for one day. During this time, the CBI will interrogate both of them and try to gather other facts related to the case.

According to sources, the agency is trying to determine if any other officers or employees are involved in this matter. It is also investigating whether any similar activities have occurred before.

This incident has caused a stir within the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. This action against the officials has once again raised questions about transparency and accountability in government departments. The investigation is currently underway, and further action will

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According to information, the Crime Branch team received information that the leader of Meerut’s notorious Asad gang was about to arrive in the Usmanpur area with his associates. Following this information, the Crime Branch team laid a trap. As soon as the three criminals were seen arriving on a bike, the Crime Branch team asked them to surrender, but finding themselves surrounded by police, they opened fire.

In retaliation, the Crime Branch team returned fire. In the ensuing encounter, all three criminals were shot in the leg. The police later arrested them. The injured criminals were admitted to a nearby hospital.

A sub-inspector narrowly escaped death in this encounter. A bullet fired by the criminals also grazed the sub-inspector, who was protected by a bulletproof jacket.

Delhi Police officials said that gang leader Asad was among the injured. The three arrested criminals were wanted in a murder case in Meerut. They had committed the murder due to a personal rivalry. They also have several other criminal cases registered against them.

Last week, an encounter between police and criminals also took place in the RK Puram police station area. Police received information that two criminals were roaming the area with the intention of committing a major robbery. Upon receiving the information, the police immediately deployed a trap and surrounded the two criminals. During the encounter, the criminals fired a total of six shots, while the police fired four. In the retaliatory fire, one criminal was shot in the leg, injuring him on the spot. Police immediately brought him under control.

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Accused Deepak’s elder brother Vijay, while talking to the media on Saturday, said that when this incident happened, I was at my home. I reached the spot after hearing the noise. I asked Deepak what happened, he told me that this act has happened. Deepak said, brother, it’s a girl child murder, hang me.

Radhika Yadav’s uncle Vijay said that the murder of daughter Radhika is a sad thing. We don’t consider it good. Father is also sad. Deepak is also repeatedly demanding death penalty for female infanticide. Deepak used to support his daughter in sports. The talk of eating daughter’s earnings is wrong. Deepak never mentioned that he had any dispute with his daughter. No one except Deepak can tell why the daughter was killed?

25-year-old Radhika Yadav was murdered in Sushant Lok Phase-2, Sector-57, Gurugram, in which the father was found guilty. In the preliminary investigation of the police, it was found that Deepak Yadav was angry with his daughter Radhika Yadav for running a tennis academy. Allegedly, Deepak asked her several times to close the tennis academy, but daughter Radhika Yadav did not agree. On this, the father shot and killed the daughter.

At the same time, Ankit Patel, who was Radhika’s coach, said that no one can kill anyone like this. Such incidents are not acceptable at all. I knew her (Radhika Yadav) for a long time. When she was about 10-11 years old, her father used to bring her to tournaments and training sessions. It was clear that Radhika’s father wanted her to become a tennis player. She did well at the junior level. He would always drop her to the training centre and pick her back.

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